WANT CONSUL REFORM WOULD INCREASE BUSINESS
National Consular Reform Convention, with representatives of business groups, met at the New Willard to discuss reforms. Senator Lodge and Representative Adams urged passage of a Lodge bill, backed changes in salaries and promotion, and proposed five inspectors to audit all posts. President Roosevelt and Secretary Root were to be consulted, with actions to follow in Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
Representative Adams
Farmer’s Bil
United States
New Willard
Reot
Cannon
House
Senate
Hoosevelt
Adama
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Root
Talge
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
Rodd
Adams
Treasury
Convention
House Committee
Ontario
John E. Lathrop
Portland
Orog
White
Mr. Lathrop
Frank J. la Lanne
National Board of Trade
New York Board of Trade
Boston Chamber of Mercton Merchants
Philadelphia Board of Trade
The
Trades League of Piliodely
Chamberna of Tealftth
von York of Commerce
Produce Exchange
Berar “ i San Fransatti Omengree
Samfrapetenten
Racturers’ Association of New York
Board of Trade of
Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers of the United States
Conmuls
Sald
Charley A. Schierin
Brooklyn
Franks Gardner
New York
Schierin
George H. Barbour
Detroit
Mich
Charles 8. Hamlin
Boston
Mass
Thomas P. Eagan
Cincinnati
Ohio
John HM. Hinton
New Orleans
William M.bunker
San Francisco
Cal
Frank S. Gardner
New York City
J. Harry Tregoe
Baltimore
Mit
A. de Lima
John M. Harper
Philadelphia
H. J. Porter
Pittsburg
Ansley Wilcox
Buffalo
N. Y
William E. Cushing
Cleveland
J.B. Lathrop
Greg. Weatherly
Birmingham
Ala
B ‘A. Eckhart
Barbour
Isador Strauss
C. SA. de Tima
A. Wilcox
R. Tucker
Cll. Harlin
F. B. Loomis
FB. Thurber
C. A. Moore
German Empire
Treasury Department
Army Orders From Vancouver Barracks Examinations
A list of military moves and promotions across the Army and Navy personnel. Captains and lieutenants report for examinations, await orders, or move to new posts. Vessels depart and a revenue cutter is ordered to destroy a sunken wreck near Barnegat Lighthouse. Derelict destroyer Lebanon sails to seek six additional derelicts. The battleship Ohio arrives at Manila under Admiral Train.
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Shaw
Tranpury Department
United States Revenue
Mohawk
New York
Barnegat
Lebanon
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Cape Henry
Delaware
Manila
Ohio
Tay
Captain Orlan Cullen tale shocks Washington circles
Pittsburg dispatch describes Capt Orlan Clyde Cullen known in Washington as a failed mail frauder and alleged state department messenger. It traces a colorful, scandal laden career from 1897 enlistment to an invalid discharge, fraud accusations, European travel, a Panama firm partnership claim, and a pattern of offensive letters to officials and the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orlan Clyde Cullen
Panama
State Department
Pittsburg
Eva Bennett
Peggy
Paris
Opera Company
Gilan Clyde Cullen
Capt. Cullen
White Sulphur Epings
Montreal
Ile
Cullen
Minneapoli
Army
Lersey Cullen
Third Cavalry
Norlan Clyde Cullen
John Wallace Douglas
Third Infantry
Government Hospital
Cull Jen
United States
Europe
Cuba
Morales, Valdes & Cullen
Frm
Morales & Valdes’ Infornece
United States Supreme Court Bar
Roosevelt
McCormick to Address Printers on Strike Conditions
President McCormick of New York Typographical Union No. 6 and General Organizer Sullivan will address a local printer meeting at 3 pm in the hall at 902 D Street Northwest. They express satisfaction with strike progress and say victory is near for the Big Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
PB. H. McCormick
New York Typographical Union
Sullivan
Congressional Library
MY. McCormick
New York
Big Six
D Street
T. C. Parsons
Columbia Typographical Union
Farewell to Conductor Gericke as Dalcroze Violin Concert Debuts
Washington audiences crowded the National Theater for the Boston Symphony's fifth concert, bidding Gericke a warm farewell. The program featured Jaques Dalcroze's radical violin concerto with vivid contrasts and unusual textures, followed by Beethoven's Symphony No. 2. Society figures including President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt appeared in the boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston Symphony
National Theater
Gericke
BR. Jaques Dalcroze
Jaques-Dallcroze
Marteau
Roosevelt
Man leaps from steamer Naomi near Grand Haven
R Vanduzee, a Milwaukee whisky salesman, jumped from the hurricane deck as the Naomi left Grand Haven for Milwaukee. Four widows and two children in Menominee mourn him. Lifebelts were thrown but not grasped. Body unrecovered. Also a Boston storm report notes telegraph and telephone restoration after a weekend disruption with damages estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Haven
Mich
Vanduzee
Milwaukee Ugquor House
Naomi
Milwaukee
Tie
Menominee
Wanduzee
New England
Losa Heavy
Boston
Mass
West Virginia governor fights railroad tax relief push
Governor William M. Dawson travels to Washington to press West Virginia’s demand for higher railroad tax assessments. He cites Census data showing railroad property valuation far below state assessments, with experts to reappraise rails including Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and Western and others. Dawson chairs the state board of equalization and aims to raise the tax duplicate substantially. He My meetings with Census Director North and with West Virginia lawmakers and Senator Elkins reflect plans to triple assessments and curb “railroad trust” influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Washington
William M. Dawson
Titkman
Senate
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Hinds
United States Census Bureau
Dawson
North
Census Bureau
Census Office
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Sone
Weahington
State Board of Equalization
West Virgina
Congress
Eliina
House Subcommittees Hear Education Bill In District
Long article notes subcommittee hearings on compulsory education. Feeney from Federation of Labor reports children to fourth grade attend only half day. Speakers include Superintendent Stuart and Mrs Curtis. Senate bills approve tuition for nonresidents, statues to Dix Jones and Low, and armory for National Guard. Gallinger introduces poultry sale regulation for District limits.
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House
Senate
Hills
James L. Feeney
Federation of Labor
Morrell
Childre
Stuart
Curtis
the Freedmen’s Hospital
Feeney
Hvan H. .Cucker
John M. Gitterman
Henry Wadsworth
Longfallow
Jean Paul Jones
Dorothea Lynde Dix
L Street
Millard
Armory Square
National Guard
Miliia
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
My. Gallinger
District of Columbia
Heflin Backing Sabbath Labor Bill Faces Committee
Alabama representative Heflin defends a labor on Sunday bill and rejects a compromise proposal allowing personal choice of rest day. He argues against contractor flexibility, citing scriptural precedent and moral impact, expecting House passage with little opposition. Also reports on Susan Blair’s forgery arrest in Frederick, Republican triumph in Oakland, Swanson signing anti redistricting bill, and inmate James Jackson’s insanity in Cumberland jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heflin
Alabama
Mr. Heflin
Weather forecast and temperatures across regions dated 1906
Weather bureau report notes plateau depression moving southeastward with high pressures over the south. Rain and snow from Middle Atlantic to Kansas, colder in Northwest and Western states. Light winds on New England coast, easterly offshore, with forecasts of clearing Thursday. Local readings show midnight temps from 27 to 29, highs around 42, with humidity near 82-83 percent. Temperatures in other cities summarized for twelve hours to 8 p.m.
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U. & Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Tessas
Montana
Middle Atlantic
Oregon
Virgina
Kansas
Weemestay
Missesippi
Ohio
Missouri Valley
Atlantic
Seowill
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Texas
Mississippi Valley
East Gulf States
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Iy Ge
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Bill
Lathrop
E Archive
Oliver &. Wood
Miitary
Vancouver Harracks
Alexander B. Dyer
Artillery Corps
Alfred Hasbrouck
Fourteenth Infantry
Oliver B.wood
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
J. D. Adams
H. W. Osterhaus
Navy
Wy Dolphin
H. Leigh
Minneapolis
Enaiga
Read
Minneapolia
W. D. Langhorne
Walt
Lumaden
DB. Norton
A. W. Plummer
Denver
W. D. Staith
Hancoox
Oavy Yard
J. TL
Naval
Prookiva
Galreeton
Chattanooga
Alexandria
Osceola
Key Weet
Pensacola
Saturn
San Diego
Magdalena Bay
Monte Cristi
Guantaomoe
Washington Post
Addrema
Gullen
Heebeapen Uemine Nospiar
Post Office Department
Winchester
A. T. Tavenner
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
H. ©. McDowell
Virginia
Cuillen
Turkey
John G A. Leishman
Frea i Green
Fredonia National Bank
Auburn
Washington Crowds
Jaques Dalcroze
Hood
Gov
Lansburgh & Bro
Eton
Wea
Germany
Board of Education
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
2 Street
Curts
Frederick
Susan
Blair
George 4
Frederick County
Oakland
H. W. McComas
Swanson
Richmond
Swainson
Waarmoon
Cumberland
James Jackson
Miner
Mattings
Peter Grogan
the National Art
C. H. Luengene
Vermont Avenue
Arlington Hotel
National Capital
Sanders & Stayman
St. N. W
Percy
Foster
Achoville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
N. Dak
Beston
Mase
My. Wie
Cinemnet
Cheyenne
Davenport
Iowa
Gofo
Des Moines, Sons
Galveston
Ter
Helena
Mott
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonvitle
Kansan City
Litle Rock
Ark
Marquette
Ata Memphia
Tenn
la. T
Morin Platte
Omaha
Pedro Domecgq
Christian Xander
Ave
N. W
Chickering
House of Chickering
Pfeiffer’s
Collins
Tharp
BerkeleyRye
F St.n. W
Faltlag
Phila Bay Specialtien Co
Ase Tehst
DR. Bells
Fabhive
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