District Bills and Reports Move Through Senate Committee
The article outlines actions on a Sunday observance bill, road extensions for Rock Creek drive and Third street, and changes to corporate trustee requirements. It notes Admiral War Department input on a trolley connection to an underground system and a trust company naming amendment, with opposition to extortionate verdicts and adverse reports to Representative Smith.
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Congress
Representative Smith
House District Committee
Rock Creek Drive
T Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Third Street
New Hampshire Avenue
Aspen Street
Smith
Secretary of War
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
George F Fleming
Union Trust Company
Mr Smith
Trust Company
District Bills Passed In Senate And House Actions
Senate bills include Gallinger measures to acquire Georgetown Heights as public park extend Oak Street and Kenyon Street and Seventeenth Street corridors. A Hirson retirement proposal for Naval Observatory employee was introduced. In House, Highes seeks reimbursement for the Freedmen's Bank collapse. Debate and amendments described, with notices of Sunday Ball and interstate issues.
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Senate
Gallinger
Montrast
Georgetown Heights
Proctor
Oak Street
Nus
Center Street
Fourteenth Street
Kenyon Street
Seventeenth
Mount Peasant Street
Seventeenth Street
Irving Street
Senate Air Lodge
Thomas Hirson
Naval Observatory
Highes
Lata Freedmans Sagnae An. Trus Company
Vans Siatkoy Acres
Cutie Gallinger
Re & Po
Tistrict
Jenera
Fort Ning Fr
District Committee Moves to New Capitol Quarters
The District Committees of the House lose their Capitol quarters. A resolution by Representative Mann provides for transfer to offices in the new building rooms 35 ov and 377 A and the district public must navigate the new maze. The Military Affairs committee will occupy the vacated space, with Representative Payne of Ways and Means and Representative Hoan taking the room for their own use. The move will occur once the new offices are ready.
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Represetcatie Mann
Ullmer
Congress
Smith
District Committee
Representative Payne
Repun Hoan
District estimates up House committee inspects proposed street improvements
The House subcommittee on appropriations and Aly Morrow toured city streets to inspect proposed improvement grounds. They plan further trips to ground the districts estimates, frame the appropriation bill, and report it to the House as ready.
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House
Aly Morrow
Prizes Proposed to Boost Navy Economy and Speed
From Rio de Janeiro a report to the Navy Department outlines annual prizes totaling 400 dollars to spur improvements in fleet economy and speed. The writer urges a competitive system among officers and crews, likening it to successful gunnery contests that raised performance and interest.
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Jessen
Navy Department
Vimar Kuang
Rio
Naval Militia Rendevous Expanded For Summer Drills
The naval militia plans two summer rendezvous instead of one to better serve county sections and cut travel. One will be at Gardners Bay with northern states, the other at Chesapeake Bay with Pennsylvania and nearby participants. maneuvers likely in July and August.
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Gardners Bay
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake
Petinsshanta Wall
Evans Sole Commander Leads Fleet Grand Review
Rear Admiral Evans will have supreme command at the grand review of the ships of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets in San Francisco Bay. The Navy Department statement notes this follows naval practice that the senior ranking officer commands when several officers share the rank.
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Evans
Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Navy Department Restares Jhia
South Carolina Dispensary Case Tests State Sovereignty
A Asheville NC hearing on the South Carolina dispensary case sparks debate among Senators and House lawyers over the Eleventh Amendment. Judges, states rights advocates, and lawmakers discuss whether a state can be sued in federal court for dispensary debts and how sovereignty affects such actions.
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South Carolina
Senate
House of Representatives
Pritchard
Circuit Court of the United States
North
Ashevill
Kentucky
Georgia
Congress
United States
Wheaton
Bank of the United States
Planters
Bank of Georgia
Justice Marshall
Justice Johnson
Alsy
Georgiia
Josent Wotaves
Hey
Briscoe the Planters Bank of
Greorgia
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Clarke
Wieming Chaymman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Post
Asheville
I Pritchards
Moershall
Iwaherton
Milman
Dispensary Board
Stas
Theis
Mir Tinan
Tad Prichard
South Caroins
Robert L Henry
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Midiey
Virginia
Tenry
Mason
John Marshall
Chisholm
Supreme Court
Pritchards Deam Onls
Army discipline improved after canteen abolition
Editor Post argues army conditions worsened after the canteen’s abolition in 1901. War Department reports show trials declined over seven years, with drunkenness offenses dropping sharply from 19% to 3.2% of total court-martials, suggesting growing overall temperance in regular troops.
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War Department
Owen P Kellar
Sigsbee Appointed Midshipman by the President
Charles Knight Sigsbee, son of Rear Admiral Sigsbee, was appointed to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. He plans to work hard to meet his father’s expectations and pursue a career as a naval officer. The President also named alternates to Annapolis for principal posts and listed several other appointees and successors from naval families.
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Charles Knight Sigshee
Sigshee
Young Sigshee
Amnapahs
Lorat High Sehuary
Ant
Tardana
Cape Station
Ponerpals
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Campbell
Kdgar Sam
Webster
Eden Mason
Chase
Secur Chase
Chaves
A & King Sn
Tieut
King Ham
Mayflower On A Cruise Heads South To Sea Waters
The Presidents yacht Mayflower will depart tomorrow from the navy yard for an extended cruise lasting several weeks in Southern waters. It will carry 14 officers and men with no additional passengers aboard and is expected to visit Norfolk or another South Atlantic port where a party of officers will join for the voyage.
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Presidents
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Dates for Maneuvers Revised for Coastal Artillery Militia
War Department announces revised dates for joint maneuvers of regular coast artillery with militia to fit the current fiscal year. Alabama May 1 to 11 Georgia May 1 to 20 South Carolina May 1 to 30 North Carolina June 1 to 2 District of Columbia June 1 to 3 Massachusetts June 1 to 10 New York June 10 to 20 Connecticut June 1 to 6 Rhode Island June 1 to 5 Massachusetts June 11 to 20
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Coast Artillery
War Department
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolna
North
Carolina
District of Calum
Bia
Maasland
Sok Ghime
Connactilt
Rhode
Sind
Tn Sd
Matsachuss
Navy yard record drive for Prometheus ship completion
Valinjo announces a ten month effort by Mare Island yards to set a shipbuilding record. The Prometheus, cost 18900 dollars, will be completed by the construction and repair departments, aiming to be the greatest shipbuilding record under a government program.
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Valinjo
Mare Island Bays
Army Orders Show Prolific Officer Reassignments And Crews
Directors of the President announce a wave of Army personnel movements. Brig Gen Rem Sir D Potts LoS assigns officers across artillery and infantry including Capt Carson and Col Faard 1 Hardin. Quartermasters, surgeons, and engineers receive new posts and reporting duties. Notable shifts list Capt Joep T Dasdeon as quartermaster, Lt George Gurlty in charge of inspection duties, and First Lieut T F Carter tasked with command inspections. Several officers take leaves, reports, or retirements, with movement details spanning Washington, Chicago, New York Yards, and overseas stations. A number of recent movements to Callao, Guantanamo, Annapolis, and Santa Barbara are reported, along with ship deployments like Panther sailing from Callao for Delena Bag.
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Rem
D Potts Los
Will Akme
Cape
Carsor Gunes Artillery Corp
New York
William
Ken Fiety Pett Aratiens
U Wits
Carson
Faard
Hardin
Mtenda
McDaniel
Packersbute
Joep T
Dasdeon
Pero
Gry L
Vaorhles
Russell
Washington
Quartermasters Department
Guy Leble
Carroll
Jan
Thomas
Slavens
Fira Laeut
Howard Ho Billy
Dave
Luellle L Carter
Seventeenth Infantry
Seknese
Vestoh Ts
Frenter
Francis 4 I
Legal Record excerpts from the United States Supreme Court docket
A dense compilation of court activity includes admitted practitioners, appeals and arguments in various cases from the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals District of Columbia. Notable entries reference The Shawnee Company, Nell P Anderson, The Municipality of Ponce, and The Roman Catholic Apostolic Church, with adjournments and noted motions. Additional items cover district court verdicts, patent appeals, lunacy guardianships, and probate matters with multiple attorneys listed and dated entries indicating adjournments and rulings.
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United States Supreme Court
Chref
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Juice Moody Witrn I Snyder
Salt Lake City
Utah
Shawnee Company
Appell Ania
Nell P Anderson
Andrew Wilson
James Robenton
Ror Blsheney
Municipality of
Ponce
Roman Catholic Apostolic Church
Porta Rio
Frederick Cou Qert
Howard Frarer Kingsbury
Mr Connell
Jessa Hoyt Smith
Lewis Magden
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Breent
Justice Robb
Justine van Ormdel
Fanlucci
United State
Bhalth
Stuart McNamara
Tha Garfeld
Unite
Tel Turner
Garfield
United States
Macfarla dl
Lita
Ingo Garfield
Vaughn
Distict of Columbia
Florer
Stig
McNamara Yar
Merdlar
Phintin
Basites
Cafield
Varoliva
Dahl
Cld Simeth
Sohacon
Tiatrict of
Columbia
Pollo Court
Afi
Vristics
Chaingiary Wabi Factoring Company
We Jutes Sar Orsdel
Dobbing
Thorn
Cos
Shier Justie Shepard
Pattersons Barrie
Firs
Sustive Shepar
Blannenshm
Cowling
Nots
Justine Shepari
Gaston
Disteit of Columbia
Costa
Cutse
Veo
Macfarland Et
Juste Shepard
Newsom
Motor
Commilesioner of
Latente
Opin
Tusion
Brown Forman Company
Beech HM Dictbling Company
Jumes Robb
Winchester
Peters Cartridge Company
Letion Nm
Opla Lan Iy
Penner
Opla Ston
Fistice Shenard
Michigan
Wennewer Company
Justi
Shepard
Hina Smelting and Refining Company
Nathan Manufacturing Company
Commissioner of Patents
Attornera Wilson & Barksdale
Darlington
Catholic University of America
Waguna
Hamilton
Conger
Baltimore and Ohio
Mathes
Stenant
Keigvin
Atchison
Thomas
Hop Blair
Lancaster and
Staith
Wallach
Macfarland
Matin & Gatley
Oluf Maden
FA Fenning
Herckley Gannon
F A. Fensing Travers
Nist
Vra Gordon & Gordon
Columbia University
William H Dennie
William F Mattingly
Weller & Clephane
West
Hughes & Gray
James
Pickford
Mitchell
Lipscomb
Filison
Asttorneye
Maddox & Gatles Wood
District of Columbia Et al
District of Colwumbia
andHhout
Interent
W G Gardiner
H. Thomas Powell
Saunders
Deena, Pheintiff
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Berry & Minor
H Campbell Campbell
Torney WE Lester
Hell
Deitz Ball
Corness Avis Hothschild
Burlat
Leon Tobrine
St Hall
District of Colenbig
Hader Johnson
Fsakowike
Wagganan
Atterness Tule
Reaver
Mattingly
Clask
Rover Attorne
Leo Simmen
Witon
Strasburger No
Harrelle Hell
Atlormness Fos
Malone
LA Douglas
Jones
Lea
Simons
Sime
Sprantsmith
Pierag
Pie
Oh Thomas
Palmere Palmer
Jurne
Leca Tonriner
Astendsant
Darlingto Inter
Koward
Plata Ulls Wormes Woot Clephene Uefencants Alloy Nes
HK Warner Pickfa
Platts Allone Rf Donaldson Magenter Wa
Wihdrawales
Attsroe Faision & Sadona
Richardson
Adonts
Woj
Celbert
Valentine
Orper
Attornes
Dyson
Welker Furcitura Company
Plaig
Jonn Bidut
R B
Dickay
Fendart
Attorne
Trailes Menkor Cantusn al Jewel Filtration Company
Columbin Fur
PlekHifs Altarieva McCammon & Hayden da Feendarts Alterness
H Thomas
Anacostia
Potomac
Railroay
Biiien Gaye
J. J Hamihen
Masry Wimsatt
FR Hillard
Dave Douglas
Terema Fitehugh
FF Pratt Easter
Marlon Robber
Carrington
Albert West
A Distinctive Hotel St Regis Not Only the Finest
The St Regis stands as a distinctive New York hotel offering top tier elegance and exceptional comfort. Guests encounter refined service, lavish accommodations, and a reputation for high standards that define the city’s premier lodging.
St Regis hotel praised for comfort and value in New York
The St Regis on Fifth Avenue at Fifty Fifth Street is lauded as the finest hotel offering unmatched refined comfort. The London Times notes its design for intimate guests while the price for a large room or private bath remains comparable to other first‑class hotels, with meals and services cited as affordable.
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New York City
St Regis
Fifth Avenue
Fifty Fifth Street
Reading
New York
London Times
Ita
St Regi
St Begiy
Fis
Restaurent
Real Estate Transfers Across Capitol Street Segment
Historical listings show multiple property transfers between Capitol Street bounds including Margaret and Murph v. White et al, Clarence Cures v. Gurls, Wilim Stevens, Vina D van Rosen, George Kananey, Letile Bow, John A Unanxman, and others. Transactions cover blocks, squares, and parcels with prices noted in dollars. entries reference various streets and wards, with details on original totals and portions conveyed.
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Capitol
Thirteeth
Tourteanth
Margaret & Murph
William
Johanna White Lot Square
Bostreit
Clarence Cures
Alice L
George K Talons
Willisin
Lilie
Ferey
Pickford
Faye
Whitehaven
Aliane Oni Fox
Annie
Prainer Lot
William Saunters
Caerles Lagenberre
Deanwood Heights
Crezer
Deeds and Trusts Across NeighBors in Various Square Blocks
A survey of trust deeds and property security actions lists numerous lots and squares in multiple additions. It names buyers sellers and trustees including Linthillmy, Phelps Brown, James Wright, Wells Fargo partners, and others securing properties with notes and installments. Featured areas include Salls Addition, BelIevue, Mount Pleasant, Washington Heights, and Salts Addition with sums ranging from 800 to 10000 dollars and terms from 3 to 60 months at rates around 5 to 9 percent.
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Sally
Brown
Phelps Brown
Lexie
van Duzer
Bigilants—Rovert
Bradbere
James Bo Wright
SALLS
Thomes Bones
Ceorge
Rena Hesse
Robert T Ballard
Walter Scot Pratt
Tsquart oOs
Anderson
Maris D Rosenberg
Alex Wolf
Victor P Adler
Henrietta Fo Guthrage
Alhert White
Frau
Columbia Putaing
Black
Barry Farm
John FL Gon
Jule Wo Tolson
John Williameen
Mery
Raporawa
Robert
Bradle
Rewthesto
Frak F
Isudonne
Jamea Bern
Perpetuel Building Association
Charles P Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Ton Ruben
Property Square
William R. Jaynes
John Wo Pitig
John Childrees
George Heinen
Robert W Dunn ¢Ux
Wharton EE Tanter
Michael Colbert
Nalona Permanent Building Association
Ereng
Haver
Lialse Tras
Charer & Newman
Jamen W Garrison
Ernest L Schmidt
George Americh
Tinthicum Fstatf
Percy ‘Trompsor
St Ux
Ikin Gaashs
John Coughla
Lewa S van Duzer
Mount Pleasant
Hanwick Evans
Waro Horn
Lo Rast
Joan T
Herder Ta Wecun Haralt Leanson
Stears
Washington Heights
Charles W Wright
Peres Ho Russell
Thomas H Barnes
Frederick A Lahe
Karl Lenk
Petition to pardon Captain Van Schick over lucans fire
A circulated petition to President requests clemency for Captain William Van Schick, master of the steamer Lucan s, destroyed by fire in New York harbor years ago, amid steamboat men protests alleging his non culpability. Signatures pour in from Alexandria and other ports as supporters urge mercy and urge dismissal of criminal blame.
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William van Schick
New York
Alexandria
Elrevry
San Es
Sésasaon
Vermont Vote Totals Stir Newspaper Hopes
Fragmented OCR report shows Vermont towns Montpelier Barre Vergennes and Barrington elect Republicans and Republicans gain in statewide races. Mentions Ipswich or nearby results and Boston dispatch notes party shifts and expected governor race impact amid weather and turnout factors.
Minister Lee Retires After Four Years in Service
Minister Lee pauses from diplomatic duties amid health concerns after four years with the service. Joseph TooJ Lee, a former Roz Rider associate, steps down and is replaced by Wham Heim of Kansas whose nomination awaits Senate approval by President Roosevelt.
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Fromier Roz
Guatemala
Lee
Caneulim Gersee
Pa Ama Bciador
Hiqndras Nfaw
Iil
Uecnerie i Momster
Gustemala
Wham Heim
Kansas
Senate
Roose Eit
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