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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1905

Page

43

Senate Advances Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill

Senate took up the sundry civil appropriation bill and, under Mr Allison, considered amendments in committee of the whole. Key changes include new contracts for Freedmen's Hospital care, and a site for the International Bureau of American Republics on the south side of Pennsylvan ia avenue NW. The District may receive structural steel from the St Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition building for a future inaugur al structure. The bill, reported from the Appropriations Committee, shows a net decrease of 2,181,470 and lists major increases and allocations across multiple federal projects and services.

Senate Freedmen’s Hospital Bureau of American Republics Allison Secretary of the Interior Board of Charities of District of Columbia Commissioners House International American Bureau of Republics Gorman Pennsylvania Avenue Third Street Secretary of the Treasury District At Columbia Teider Washington, DC United States Sons Washington DC Secretary of War Revenue Cutter Service Committee On Appropriations Washington City Postoffice Albemarne Pamlico Sound Harbor of San Francisco Tilrd Lghthouse District Goose Island Flats Delaware Bay River Diamond Shoa Light Station Rock of Ages Alasite Alaska Augusta Portland Harbor Sandy Hanker International Bureau of American Republics Soldiers' Home Danville

Senate Votes Minor River and Harbor Bill Increases

Senate amends the river and harbor appropriation bill adding 392000 in increases with items for Winyah Bay Charleston West Galveston Cumberland Missouri and Columbia river mouths. The supervisor of New York harbor tow length regulation was struck on a point of order by Mr Penrose.

Senate Gallinger Senate Committee On Commerce Winyah Bay S C Charleston S. C Messrs Macon Arkansas Underwood Alabama Sulzer New York Maynard Virginia Baker

Bowel Poison Symptoms Warn of Internal Toxin

Bowel poison is described as blood tainted by foul secretions absorbed from the bowels. Readers are told signs include skin eruptions, fatigue, weak nerves, headaches, blurred vision, cold feet, sweaty hands, and other disquieting symptoms signaling stomach, liver, and bowel dysfunction.

Jamestown Bill Cut Down Proposes Exposition Plan

A substitute Jamestown Exposition bill reported by the House committees provides for government participation in a May 1907 event with a 260000 appropriation, replacing 2000000 in the prior version. The measure aims to ride the sundry civil bill in the Senate while funding a five government commissioner setup and a 150000 entertainment budget, plus monument on Jamestown Island and naval honors. The marine corps increase to 1200 enlisted men remains a key point, and a battleship may be named the South Carolina per conference.

Leze House Senate Jamestown Island Marine Corps House Naval Committee Hale South Carolina

Senate Bills Passed in Night Session Many Measures Disposed

Senate night session approved the Post Office appropriation bill for conference with Pens, Rose, Dolliver, and Clay as conferees. Other actions included authorizing local district assessments, dam construction on the Mississippi near Bemidji Minnesota, two bridges on the Ashley River in Charleston and Dorchester counties South Carolina, extending homestead law protections to Chippewa relief lands, and extending Puerto Rico duties claims periods. Clark Wyoming led conference on Wind River Shoshone agreement. two Chinese students at West Point discussed, but blocked by Culberson.

Senate Mesens Penrose Dolliver Clay District of Columbia Mississippi River Bemidji Minn Ashley River Charleston Dorchester Minnesota Porto Rico Court of Claims Clark Wyoming Wind River Weat Point Military Academy Warren Culberson

Tariff Bill Passes Senate and House Adopts Amendments

The Philippine tariff bill was approved by the Senate yesterday and sent to the President for signature after the House quickly accepted the Senate amendments. Senator Lodge led the bill through debate, the measure targets imports into the Philippine Islands and preserves the Philippines to U.S. trade terms, while a separate issue on wheat rebate remains unresolved for this session. The House accepted the single Senate amendment on opium traffic and promptly passed the bill.

Senate House Lodge Philippine Islands Philippines Hansbrough Secretary of the Treasury

Fortifications for Islands Agreed Submitting Estimates

The final stage of the fortifications appropriation bill reached an agreement by conferees to require detailed estimates for insular fortification work. Estimates must show amounts for each harbor in each possession. Representative Jenkins proposed Marine Corps pay parity with the Army and half of Marines rated first class.

Senate Insular United States Congress Marine Corps Jenkins House United States Marine Corps Ordnance and Engineer Co 2 United States Army

Camp Keithley Named For Private Fernando Keithley Massacre

A temporary Mindanao military station near Marahai is named Camp Keithley in honor of Private Fernando Keithley of Company H Twenty-eighth Infantry. He died after leading a defense against about twenty Moros during a midnight attack on November 14, 1903, firing back through a ruined outpost as three others were killed and he sustained multiple wounds before falling back.

Mindanao Marahul Philippine Islands Keithley Fernando Keithley Twenty-eighth Infantry Marahai Keithiey

Senate approves post office bill with pneumatic tube debate

The Senate passed the post office appropriation bill after a brief debate over pneumatic tube service. A key vote lifted the allowance from 500000 to 800000, with opposition urging limits to large cities. Supporters cited efficiency, while others warned of rising future demands and fiscal strain.

Senate Foraker

Loving Cup for the Kentucky Presented by Newport Children

Albert S. Berry a former Kentucky congressman and now a judge met President Roosevelt to arrange Navy approval for presenting a handsome silver loving cup to the battleship Kentucky. Newport schoolchildren raised 400 dollars in coins for the cup, with the presentation planned soon upon Navy consent.

Albert S. Berry Kentucky House of Representatives Kentucky Circuit Court Roosevelt Washington Navy Department Newport

Beef Trust Report Submitted to Roosevelt for Congress

James H. Garfield, Commissioner of Corporations, completed the beef trust investigation and submitted the report to President Roosevelt. It will be sent to Congress Friday. At the White House, naval militia matters were discussed with Representative J. Adam Bede and Guy A Haton. The Fern training ship will move to Duluth for Minnesota naval militia use after repairs at Portsmouth Navy Yard, which should finish in about sixty days. Hay Taft and ex Secretary Root were present in the White House for consultations.

Congress James H. Garfield Corporations Roosevelt White House J. Adam Bede Minnesota Guy A Haton Duluth Fern Naval Militia of Portsmouth Navy Yard Great Lakes

Swayne Case Recalled and Mileage Bill Debated

The session debated deficiencies in federal spending, arguing over itemized statements and a $7,000 presidential salary. Amendments included $10 daily judge expenses, extra monthly pay for Congress staff, Norton Potts widow aid, and mileage for senators and delegates. The House backed the mileage measure amid party clashes, adjourned at 8:58 p.m. after a lively, protracted vote.

Norton Potts New York Sherman Underwood Alabama Rana Baker House Littlefield Congress

The Little Doctor Vest Pocket Cascarets Ad

An old style advertises a vest pocket box of Cascarets as health insurance. It claims six candy tablets act like exercise for the bowels and liver, not a purger, and promotes a lifetime of regularity. It urges buying genuine CCC tablets from Sterling Remedy Company with a free booklet.

West Pocket Sterling Remedy Company Chicago-or Bew York

Passengers on the Transport Logan to Manila Name Army Units

The Military Secretary was informed that the transport Logan sailed at noon February 28 for Manila with Sixth Infantry and the headquarters and Second Squadron, Eighth Cavalry, totaling 1118 enlisted men, plus a long list of named officers from both units, medical staff, nurses, hospital corps, and contract personnel aboard. The roster includes Col. Duncan, Chaplains, Captains, Lieutenants, Major Winter, and numerous other named officers, medical staff, and support troops.

Logan Department of California Manila Philippine Islands Sixth Infantry Eighth Cavalry Col. Duncan Loughborough Bundy Randolph Kinzan Simpson Jones Schindel Belles Collins Welch Cavenaugh Howell Liewis Schindal Kemper Armstrong Agnew Gordon Page Burbank Anderson Young England Snyder Smith Stahl Powell Blackford McGuinnews Davis Maubergus Gregory Elliott Bagby Pitts Palmer Hawley Hoop Barnum Stockle Saxton Norvell Watson Coxe Sayles Keller Cunningham Powers Stanslift Winter Kendall Yves Medical Department Grove Morrison Twentieth Infantry Stark Liegis Slattery Engineer Corps Weyrauch Fourteenth Cavalry Little Philippine Scouts Sandford, Anderson Hewitt Husey Emele Army

Deaths in the Philippines Military Casualties Reported

Gen Corbin releases a list of army deaths in the Philippines reported to the Military Secretary. Includes Nephritle William Andrews of Troop C Minetteenth Cavalry drowned February 1, Henry M Stacy of Company B Twelfth Infantry February 24, and Luciex McAddless of Company I Twenty second Infantry February 11. Also notes naval vessel movements across several ports.

Corbin War Department Philippines William Andrews Mineteenth Cavalry Henry M. Stacy Twelfth Infantry Luciex McCaddless Twenty-second Infantry

Seawright Magnesian Lithia Water Endorsed by Patients

Letters from JOHN McCLARY MRS ROBERT B TENNEY and LUCIUS F CARY praise Seawright Water from Hartford to Staunton and Virginia for relief from rheumatism gout and related ailments. Correspondents credit rapid improvement and recommend the lithia water for healthful properties and suitability for sedentary life.

Hartford Conn Edmondson Miss Cutler Malden Mass John McClary P St Washington, DC Seawright Robert B. Tenney University of Virginia E R Edmondson Staunton, Va Ithia Lucius F Cary

Seawright Water Praised by Eastern Physicians

A collection of physician testimonials from Baltimore and other eastern cities extolling Seawright Water. Doctors report remarkable improvements in diabetes, bladder inflammation, eruptive diseases, and albminemia, claiming quick cures and restoration of frail patients.

Seawright

Army officers receive various duty and leave adjustments

Maj Arthur Ducat Seventh Infantry extends two months leave. Capt Frederick Phisterar detained on Wort Banke boat. Capt James M Williams relieved. Capt William F Creary relieved to sail for Philippines around May 1. Creary to report on arrival at Manila. Capt Pierre C Stevens relieved and to travel to San Francisco. telegraph report on arrival. Contract Surgeon McCallum detained on Fort Washile examining board. Walter H Dade relieved. Col Henry H Adams ordered to report to Gen Grant for retirement board examination at Governors Island.

Arthur Ducat Seventh Infantry Frederick W Phisterar Artillery Corps Wort Banke Mass James M. Williame Willam F Creary San Francisco Cal Philippine Islands Manila Pierre C. Stevens Philippines Creary Francis M McCallum U.S Fort Washile Wyo Walter H Dade USA Henry H. Adams Fifth Infantry Frederick D Grant Army ‘Retiring Governors Inland New York City

Navy Orders Transfer Millborough Mayo to Inspector in Charge

Detachment orders dated March 10 1905 assign Lieut Cmdr Mayo to duty as assistant to the Inspector in charge of the Twelfth lighthouse district San Francisco California and in charge of that district March 31 1905. Following Capt Day Gilimore’s detachment from New York Navy Yard on March 4 1906 Mayo is to duty as assistant to the equipment officer.

Ff T Mayo Navy Yard Boston San Francisco Cal Gilimore New York

Foreign Mails Schedule for the Week Ending March 4 1905

Daily dispatch times set for Trans Atlantic and Trans Pacific routes with specific cutoffs from New York Boston and San Francisco. Lists direct mail directions for BELGILM BRASIL ITALY CENTRAL AMERICA Jamaica Costa Rica and Panama Canal Zone plus Hawaii Australia New Zealand and Asia via steamers and rail connections.

Ciisea Alroph Philadelphia York Plymouth Cherbourg Pers New York Nail Queensland Liverpool Central and South America West Indies Brazil Pernambuco Bahia Rito Janeiro Santos Argentina Uruguay Bahamas Santiago Pernambiro Rio Janeiro Truglay PAR’ Gua Amish Prine Porto RI Cstracaq Vfnfitela Dra Ae Colombia Cura Caracas Fortune Island Jamaica Cilombia Cauca Masdalena Nepar Stolria Mai Costa Santurce Lark Masaguez Mericogaverland Ispoteh Boston Closa Philadephia MIG Elon Fy Toston Clase Ita Om British Honduras Honduras Glatemala New Orleano Ta Cota Rica New Orleans Nicaragla East Coast Panama Canal Zone Panava Hawaii San Francisco Japan Korfa China Philippine Islands Seattle Tahiti Marquesah Islands Australia Matla West Australia Zealand Calfdonta Samoa Piji Islands Sierra Korea Ctiina Mongolia Vancouver Victoria BC S & Ema Brees Infia Fist Islands Nsw Calfdonia Victoria Russia Europe New Zealand Chinfst Yunnan British India Hawait San Franscisco Calaxclusisers Fich Spom

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