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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1905

Page

30

Elkins Plans Exhaustive Hearings on Railroad RatesSupport

Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Chairman Elkins called a Friday meeting to map a spring and summer program for drafting railroad rate legislation. He stressed thorough hearings with railroad officials and stakeholders, aiming for a fair, enforceable law akin to the rebate ban, and signaled sessions could continue into warm weather if needed.

Elkins Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Capitol Senate Congress Executive Department Vhington Washington Laat Sesson House Bacon Georgia Tilkins

Nervous System Help for Delicate Women

Mrs Maud B Op liner of Philadelphia testifies that Dr Miles Nervine Restorative restores health for delicate women with nervous disorders and loss of vitality. She notes improved health and vigor after use and offers a money back guarantee if not beneficial.

Miles Maud B. Oplinger Philadelphia

West Virginia coal operators seek tariff relief from Congress

West Virginia coal districts warn of a looming tariff change backed by Pennsylvania interests. Operators say the state ships about 15 million tons yearly with 40 000 to 50 000 workers affected. They allege Pennsylvania has begun buying West Virginia coal properties including the Thurmond Bead holdings for 900 000 dollars and a 5 cent royalty, intensifying calls for federal rate regulation.

West Virginia White House Congress Fairer Yates Pocahontas New River Kanawha Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania Railroad Corporation Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Road Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio Pennsylvania Railroad Washington West W. P. Bead Holdings Thurmond Pennsylvania Corporation

Plans For Taft Philippines Trip Draw Wide Senate Support

The Roosevelt Taft push to observe the Philippines will be led by Secretary of War Taft with a large Senate and House delegation. Speaker Cannon, Payne, and many committee members will join to study conditions and tariff issues. The party may travel by transport or private steamers, with Philippine treasury covering expenses. trip to start July 1 with 30 days in Manila and 30 days touring. Open Senate session was brief, then executive session.

Taft Philippines House Cannon Payne Ways and Means Committee Iegular Military Affairs Senate Warren United States Roosevelt Congress Far East Pacific Suez Canal Globe Washington Manila New York

Woodbury Bequests Result in Hospital Beneficiaries

The will of Dr. Henry B. Woodbury dated April 11 1902 leaves the bulk of his estate to the Washington Home for Incurables with Garfield and Children's Hospitals named as beneficiaries. Relatives barred from the home. nurse Mana M Stevens tasked to destroy certain papers. nephew Molyneaux Turner contests the will in the District Supreme Court after being disinherited. A second item notes an upcoming Second Army Corps banquet at the Shoreham on March 13 with Taft and Cannon among expected attendees.

Washington Henry B. Woodbury the Register of Wills Washington Home Garfield Hospital Children’s Hospital Mana M. Stevens Second Army Corps Tyler & Rutherford Charles Lyman Henry C. Bradley W.S. Shallenberger A. R. Quaiffe N. M. Brooks William Tindall de Witte C. Sprague W. F P George F. Hamilton Ninth Cavalry Herbert G. Miller Artillery Corps Fort Hunt Percy L. Jones Waghtington Harracks D. C New York City Sumner Hanjamin A. Poore Sixth Infantry Jefferson Barracks San Francisco Cal Department of California Philippines

Funeral of James Crew Y Wilkins Held at Home

The funeral for James Crew Y Wilkins died at his home 1331 Columbia road occurred yesterday at 11 a.m. brief services were led by Rev Dr Moore of Foundry M E Church with Rev Dr Watson assisting. The procession departed at 2 p.m. for Springfield Ohio for interment. Pallbearers named Rangel Bacon HL Strand D Craig BR N Dutton A Me Patterson A Harding Philip Bels Frank etsony.

James Crew Y Wilkins Columbia Road Dr. Moore Foundry M. E. Church Dr. Watson Springfield Ohio Ranhel Bacon HL. Strand D. Craig

Change in Freight Depot Plans in the Square

Application filed with Building Inspector Ashford to permit the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to revise plans for a proposed freight depot in the square bounded by Virginia avenue Four-and-a-half E and Third streets southwest. A second story is proposed at the northwest corner for clerks and patrons, extending over 100 feet in length.

Ashford Pennsylvania Railroad Company Virginia Avenue Third

Treatment of Santo Domingo Pact Divides Senate Debated in Foreign Relations

The Senate considered a crude Santo Domingo protocol drafted by Loomis that would entangle the United States in debt collection and Monroe doctrine issues. Republicans pressed for major revisions while others urged swift floor action to avoid the treaty becoming partisan.

Hay Roosevelt Santo Domingo White House Senate State Department Spooner Foreign Relations Committee Gillom Lodge Foreign Relations South American Republica Bacon United States Committee On Foreign Relations

Will Sharpen the Swords A War Lesson For the Army

Gen Crozier reports to the general staff that officers and cavalrymen will use sharpened swords. Previously blunt blades dominated by rule, but modern warfare, especially Japanese practice, favors a keen edge. The sword is to be versatile for cutting and thrusting with a straight shard point and slight curvature, balancing lightness and efficiency.

Crozier

Passed Examination Successful Marine Corps Second Lieutenants

The list of candidates who qualified for appointment as second lieutenants in the United States Marine Corps after last month’s exam includes Edward W. Sturdevant Jr of Pennsylvania Andrew B Drum of Virginia Victor I Morrison of New York Maurice B Shearer of Indiana Ward Eis of Kansas Harry G Bartlett of Maryland Charles A Lutz of Illinois Calhoun Anctum of South Carolina David M Randall of Kansas Holland M Brmich of Alabama Jillian P Willcox of Colorado John Ralph Henley of Georgia Templin M Patta Jr of West Virginia Ralph S Keyser of Virginia John D Nevin of Pennsylvania Henry S Green of New Jersey Valentine V Sweeney of New York and Ralph L Shepard of Massachusetts.

Marine Corps Ini United States Marine Corps Edward W. Sturdevant, Jr Pennsylvania Andrew B. Drum Virginia Victor I. Morrison New York Maurice B. Shearer Indiana Ward Eis Kansas Harry G. Bartlett Maryland Charles A. Lutz Tlinois Calhoun Anctum South Carolina David M. Randall

Court Martial and Army Orders Highlight Early 1900s News

Details of Capt. George W. Kirkman facing court martial at Fort Niobrara with fresh charges and possible punishment. Parallel army orders include transfers, leave authorizations, retirements for incapacity, and Philippine Scouts and mule transport plans. Also notices on Thomas Jefferson Bible reprint and sale at The Post Business Office.

George W. Kirkman Twenty-fifth Infantry Fort Niobrara Nebr Kirkman Philippines Capt. Kirkman Chandler Louis Chandler Omaha Thomas Jefferson Congress

Holley Will Sustained in Court Verdict Instructed

The jury in Justice Gould's court was instructed to render a verdict sustaining Caroline Holley's will after a long contest. The case rose to the US Supreme Court over whether the instrument was conditional, with lower courts ruling conditional and the high court overturning. Trial set for March 7 on merits. Also notes Washington Academy of Sciences meeting at Trubbard Memorial Hall with papers on historical research.

Justice Gould Caroline Holley Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals United States Supreme Court Rossa F. Downing Holley Messrs Jr. Aithens Johnson Joseph A. Burkart la Fayette BR Eaton

Liquozone claims germ-killing cure with free first bottle

An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal germicide made from oxygen gas, promising the first bottle free and claiming it cures germ diseases where drugs fail. It emphasizes safety, no drugs or alcohol, and large-scale scientific backing, with a $1000 germ-killing guarantee on bottles.

Liquozone Claim for Germ Diseases Promises Heal All Ailments

An advert promising Liquozone as a universal cure attacks germs in various illnesses from asthma to pneumonia. It claims destruction of disease germs leads to end of disease, offering to mail a free full size bottle order and paying the local druggist, with prices listed as 50c and $1.

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