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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1907

Page

43

Babcock Retired as District Committee Chairman Honored

On the eve of twelve years of service Chairman Babcock received a silver loving cup from committee colleagues led by Representative Olcott. A Morrell resolution probing public utility firms was adopted and other members were praised for their service while Harry W Barney, the committee clerk, was urged to remain in place.

Babcock House District Committee Olcott New York Morrell Bureau of Commerce and Labor Mr. Olcott District of Columbia Morrell Wiley Betcler Blackburn Kihe Harry W Barney Barney

Lacey Receives Loving Cup on Retirement

Representative Lacey of Iowa, chairman of the House Public Lands Committee, will retire from Congress. On March 4 he received a silver loving cup from committee members. Mondell of Wyoming presented the trophy for the Republicans, Burnett of Alabama spoke for the minority.

Lacey Iowa House Committee On Public Lands Congress Mondell Wyoming Burnett Alabama

Mileage Rate Stays As Congress Defers Reduction

Representatives Angelbright of California and Jones and Humphres of Washington helped block a proposed 1 percent cut in mileage for members. A point of order upheld by Mr Engb...

Angelbright California Jones and Humphres Washington Congress Engebwright John Sharp Williams Engulbright Littauer Tawney Secretary of the Treasury United States House Roosevelt

Tillman to headline 200 dollars a night lecture tour

Senator Benjamin R Tillman of South Carolina will begin a Baltimore based lecture tour next Monday, speaking every weekday except three with nightly fees of 200 dollars. The itinerary spans March and April through Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and North Carolina, then New England and the Middle West, with a Pacific Coast run in the fall. Includes personally conducted excursions Chicago to the Pacific coast with tourist sleeping cars at seven dollars, no extra charges, itinerary details to S A Hutchigan in Chicago.

Benjamin R Tillman South Carolina Baltimore Congress Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia North Carolina New England Middle West Pacific Coast Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern San Francisco Los Angeles Portland S A Hutchigan C & Nw-Union Pacific Zie Clark St

New Honor for Ecuadorian Diplomat Carbo

Benor Don Luis Felipe Carbo Ecuadorian Minister to Washington receives a cable from President Alfaro asking him to return to Quito to become minister of foreign affairs. He will handle European credit restoration, draft a Guayaquil sanitation treaty to guard against yellow fever entering the Isthmus of Panama, and then resume duties in Washington. He has held multiple high offices and represented Ecuador in several international forums.

Benor Don Luis Felipe Carbo Ecuador Washington Alfaro Europe Guayaquil Panama Chile Senor Carbo Quito Carbo Council of Ministers Interior and Public Instruction United States Mexico Colombia Beaudorean Senate International Bureau of American Republics

Status of Supply Bills in Congress

Budget talks show post office and agricultural bills in dispute while many Senate amendments are dropped. Key items settled include rural carrier pay rises, post office building plans, and contracts for pneumatic tubes in major cities. Remaining issues involve ground purchases near the Avenue and large site appropriations for State Justice and Commerce buildings.

Congress Senate Port Royal Tillman New York City Brooklyn Baltimore Cincinnati Exsas City Pittsburg San Francise Fifteenth Street Botanic Garden Department of State, Justice, and Commerce and Labor Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington Lynchburg Puget Sound Savannah New Bedford Mass New Orleans Gull Island Lake Superior Wisbut

Creel Confirms Mexican Governor Candidacy Report

Ambassador Creel of Mexico yesterday confirmed a dispatch from El Paso stating his candidacy for Chihuahua governor in June elections. He said friends have urged his return, but his actions depend on developments and his desire to serve Mexico where most useful.

Creel Mexico el Paso Tex Chihuahua Washington Rox Politica

Through Bill for Cattle Wins at ICC Ruling

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in favor of the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas against the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway and others. It held that a through route and joint rates for beef cattle from points on the International and Great Northern to New Orleans should be established and maintained, signaling public-interest support while leaving questions of reasonableness to a separate proceeding.

Interstate Commerce Commission Prouty

Railway Mail Promotions Reported by Postmaster General

The Postmaster General announced promotions in the Post Office Department. Alexander Grant advances to general superintendent Railway Mail Service. George F Stone becomes assistant general superintendent Railway Mail Service. John W Holliday is promoted to chief clerk in the office of the Second Assistant Postmaster General.

Post Office Alexander Grant Railway Mei George F Stone John W Holliday Genzal

Forty-One Dismissed In Government Mail Bag Shop

Forty-one older workers were discharged at a postal service mail bag repair shop amid disturbances led by two women. Police intervened after foreman and superintendent were abused, veterans of the Civil War and widows affected. officials cite a 1880s personnel inquiry led by Theodore Ingalls and colleagues.

Dlsmissal W. B. Severe Cleveland Postal Service Grand Army of the Republic Navy Yard Severe Post-office Department Theodore Ingalls Carter B Keene G. F. Shaw

Stillings Not to Resign Amid Printing Office Turmoil

Rumors swirl over Public Printer Charles A Stillings amid disturbances at the Government Printing Office. The president is believed to take a keen interest, with speculation that Oscar J. Ricketts could be restored. Stillings denies any resignation plans, calling reports unfounded.

Pblic Stillings Prees Roosevelt Charles A Stillings New York Oscar J. Ricketts Palmer Ricketts

Venezuela confirms killing of two Americans with Paredes

The State Department received an official Caracas dispatch reporting the execution of two Americans alongside Gen Antonio Paredes and his followers by Venezuelan guards. The Interior’s note gave no identifying names or details, and no American inquiries have reached the department about possible victims.

Paredes Antonio Paredes State Department Caracas Interior Venezuela

Consul General Urges China Flour Shipments Only

Consul General Rodgers in Shanghai reports no famine improvement and asks the State Department to confine future famine aid to flour shipments amid rising prices and tightening food supplies.

Shanghai Rodgers State Department

Morgan Company Purchases Major Railway and City Bonds

J P Morgan & Co buys 10 million in Atlantic Coast Line notes and 6.5 million in Louisville and Nashville three percent notes plus 5 million in Atlantic Coast Line three year five percent notes. Public subscription offered on entire Atlantic Coast Line issue and 5 million of Louisville and Nashville. A private sale disposed of 1.5 million of Louisville and Nashville notes. Lake Naval Station bids delayed to May 7 amid weak response. project cost estimated near 7,200,000.

J. P. Morgan Atlantic Coast Line New York Mar. J.louiisville Nashville J. P. Morgan & Co Louisville and Nashville

New U S Definition of Student for Chinese Applicants Set

Secretary Straus frames a new definition to apply to Chinese seeking admission to the United States. The old rule was found ambiguous and the revised outline emphasizes pursuing regular study, association with recognized institutions, preparation for a profession, or a liberal education with focus on specialized subjects.

United States Straus

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