Morgan Sees a Plot Tied to Santo Domingo Affairs
Senator Morgan of Alabama dominated most of yesterday's Senate floor time with a four hour disclosure alleging a Cromwell led plan to pull the United States into Santo Domingo. He cited documents and the Reeders as sources describing deals for concessions, with Republican aides skeptical yet not dismissive, and the session ending with signals to adjourn and a potential executive session.
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Morgan
Alabama
Senate
William Nelson Cromwell
New York
United States
Santo Domingo
Worgan
Mr Cromwell
Panama
Panama Canals Company
Reeder
Atlabama
Rawles
Reeder Descripes
Willam Nelson Cromwell
Morales
Reeders
Platt
Connecticut
Morgans
Ahasco
Friaker
Cromwell
Mortin
Wes
Islands
Fareign
United Staus
Forster
Tomorow
Foraker
Roosevelt
Congress
Hawaii
Newlands
Lodge
Kittreus3
Dolluver
Teller
Hincheon
President and Mrs Roosevelts wedding trip schedule
President and Mrs. Roosevelt depart early for New York by special Pennsylvania Railroad train. At 3:30 PM they attend the wedding of Eleanor Roosevelt, niece of the President. Afterward they visit the bride’s mother’s residence and attend banquets at Delmonico’s and the Hotel Astor, with speeches planned. They will return to Washington by late night train.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eleanor Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Madison Avenue
Delmonico’s
Sons of St. Patrick
Hotel Astor
Sons of the American Revolution
Washington
Roosevelt thanked for interest in Paris American Institute
President Roosevelt met with the French Ambassador Jusserand and Senator Chauncey Depew who introduced Mrs Matilda Smedley founder general and Henri von Daur secretary general of the American National Institute. Depew praised French support including a city of Paris plot for buildings. Von Daur departs for New York then Europe, while the President hopes the project becomes a fact soon.
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Jusserand
Chauncey M Depew
Matilda Smedley
Henri von Daur
American National Institute
Paris
France
Depew
Hns
United States
Smedley
von Daur
Mr von Daur
New York
Europe
Secretary Hay To Leave Washington For Health Voyage
President Roosevelt aides and Secretary Hay planned a health voyage with Mrs Hay and Henry Adams, likely leaving by week’s end and returning by late April. Loomis to act Secretary. Taft to handle State Department duties in summer while Hay is away.
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Roosevelt
Lafayette Square
Secretary Hay
Hay
Washington
Ocean
Wray
Loomis
State Department
Taft
Philippines
Postoffice Shift in New York Moves Madison Square Station
Postmaster General Cortelyou approves transferring the Madison Square post office to the Fourth Avenue corner of the Metropolitan Life Building at the request of Postmaster Willcox. The change adds 35 clerks and later more carriers, with plans for a Wall Street station and other new stations in the greater city to improve service.
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New York
Cortelyou
Madison Square
Fourth Avenue
Metropolitan Life
Willcox
Willcox Iy
Wall Street
Nicaraguan treaty ratified and Indian aid approved
The President authorized a $100000 per capita payment to the Sisseton and Wahpeton Indians of South Dakota drawn from trust funds totaling $885000 in the Treasury. The funds are to aid seed purchases after two poor crop years. Senate executive session also ratified the Nicaraguan extradition treaty and discussed the Russian corporation treaty while confirming several nominations.
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Sisseton and
Wahpeton
Santo Domingo
Senate
White House
Congress on Cheap Dwellings to Meet in Liege
The Belgian Minister Baron Moncheur notified the State Department that the seventh International Congress on Cheap Dwellings will be held at Liege from August 7 to 10. He says Belgium hopes the United States government will be represented by delegates.
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Baron Moncheur
State Department
Liege
United States
Venezuela Crisis Deepens as Castro Prepares Forces for Possible Intervention
Report from Willemstad Curaçao describes President Castro's belligerent stance in Venezuela. Six new French six inch guns are mounted at La Guaira and Porto Cabello, with several coast defense vessels. The pamphlet by Col Juan Bautistin Lamedo urges 30,000 Venezuelans to invade New Orleans to curb U.S. power, while internal unrest and heavy taxation fuel support for intervention among many Venezuelans. Military movement is constant, with a largely Andes-born army, limited training, and rumors of uprisings in the interior amid a chaotic political-financial landscape.
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Castro
Porto Cabello
Laguaira
Venezuela
United States
New Orleans
Juan Bautistin Lamedo
Mississippi Valley
la Plata
Carabobo
Bombona
Ayacucho
America
Mississippi
Cunduncurca
Colombia
Bolivar
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Mexico
Juarez
France
Europe
Washington
New World
Spanish America
Andes
la Guaira
Caracas
Penalosa
Revo
Asphalt Seizure Upheld In Venezuela Crisis
Paris reports that a Caracas court has ruled that the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company aided Gen Matos in the recent revolution and justified seizure of its property. The French Cable Company awaits a ruling on its concession, hopeful due to Brun’s ties with President Castro. The French cabinet will discuss the matter and possible Franco American discussions at the next council.
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Paris
Manager Brun
Caracas
M. Brun
Castro
New York
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Gen. Matos
Council of Ministers
Venezuela
Washington
Power to Act in Doubt in Committee on Public Buildings
Doubt arises over the legality of a Tuesday presidential appointment of a commission to select public building sites in the city. The panel includes Bernard R Green, St Gaudens, Burnham, McKim, and Olmsted, with voluntary service only and potential penalties for violation. Observers question if the panel can advise on sites under a new deficiency bill paragraph.
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Bernard R Green
Library of Congress
St Gaudens
Messrs. Burnham
Helen Gertrude Bode Dies at Saranac Lake
Miss Helen Gertrude Bode of this city died in Saranac Lake New York telegram announced her death. She went to New York with her mother for health. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bode and sister of Serat C L Bode of the Metropolitan police. The body will be brought home for burial arriving Saturday with service at 1312 First street northwest. Howard Class Club Smoker at W C Robinson residence honored the reunion of the club.
Death of Rev Murray's Brother in Pittsburg
Rev Reese Murray reports the death of his brother John D. Murray of Pittsburg, Pa after eight days of pneumonia. Born in Georgetown in 180, he cannot attend the funeral due to bronchial trouble.
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Dr. Murray
Reese Murray
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
John D. Murray
Pittsburg
Murray
Georgetown
News of the railroads and personnel moves
Reports list traffic changes and new appointments across major U S railroads. Emerson named traffic manager of Columbia Newberry & Laurens. Lorce denies ties to Canadian Pacific. Harper becomes freight trainmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad. Ward named commercial agent in Buffalo. Sanford named assistant purchasing agent at New York New Haven and Hartford.
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H M. Emerson
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens
Wilmington
L. F Lorce
W. 3
S. Taylor
Accounting Department
The
Northern Pacific
John RH. Harper
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. H. Ward
T the
Chicago Great Western
Buffalo
H. Sanford
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Dana Frank Brown
Baltimore and Ohio
Alaska
Roland C. Luther
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Fottyvalle. Pa
Chicago
St Louis
Columbia River
Northern Road
Oregon
H P Scott & Co
Del
Reading
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Harrieburg
Chippensburg
American Railway Engineering Maintenance of Way Association
Auditorium Hotel
John Kelser
D . Stewart
Qa. E Duggan
Mexican Central
T M. Dillard
Frederick L Eldridge
Richard N. Young
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
H F Shoemaker
Rudolph Hileybolte
W Gibbs
Pennsylvania
America
International Railway Congress
Washington
Burlington
F A Deleno
Russia
Central Asiat
H I Miller
Hock Island
Chicago and
Eastern Illinois
Hammond
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Huntington
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Indiana
Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
George J. Gould
Southwest
Gould
Gould Ines
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Atlantic
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
St Joseph
South Bend
Southern
Southern California
New York Central
West Shore
Michigan Central
Leake Erle Joaé¢s
Foreign Mails Dispatch Schedule for March 1906
Daily foreign-mail dispatch updates list closing times and routes from the Main Office for the week ending March 19 1906. It covers ocean and overland connections to Europe, the Americas, and Pacific destinations with notes on direct sailings, special directions for Ireland and other regions, and final pickup times.
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Autoliows
Local Classifieds Include Pets and Services Listings
A jumble of small ads and notices items cover animal services boarding and care at WTH St Hospital for Animals. sale listings for birds parrots canaries and small pets. a dog cemetery and pet bulbs appear amid shipping and legal notes. A Georgia Supreme Court reference to Sea Board Air Line and a Jefferson Bible note appear as stray archival items in the page.
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Schmid
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F. D. de Gbaldia
Champagne
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Great Western
NEU Wine CO
Rheimes
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street, Cor. 11Th
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Emmett Devoy
Academy
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U. S. Marine Band
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Fulton’s
Ninth Street
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Gilverware &S
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Jery
MR Hyde
Wfpe-Siats
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the Scarecrow
David Montgomery
Tin Woodman
Stafford
Richard III
New National Theater
Catholic University of America
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Lafayette
Opera House
Wells Dunne & Harlan
Mary Marble
Nancy Brown
60 Girls
Qlincy Adams
Kernan
Matinees Daily
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Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Board of Education
T Arthur Smith
Sanders & Starman
Sunday Post
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