Senator Morgan Reveals plot on Santo Domingo Affairs
Senator Morgan of Alabama held the Senate floor with a four hour speech detailing what he called a sensational plot led by William Nelson Cromwell of New York to draw the United States into Santo Domingo affairs. He cited documents and testimony from Mrs Reeder of Alabama and her husband as Reeders in a syndicate seeking concessions for railroads and power plants, while alleging Cromwell urged Morales to limit U S involvement and secure revenues for Santo Domingo with American protection. The debate touched on a pending treaty, executive sessions, and plans to adjourn with no action on the Santo Domingo agreement.
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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 Roosevelt to attend niece Eleanor's wedding in New York
President and Mrs. Roosevelt depart at 3:30 PM by special Pennsylvania train to New York for the wedding of Eleanor Roosevelt, daughter of Elliott Roosevelt. After the ceremony at the bride's mother’s home, they visit Mrs. Douglas Robinson before banquets at Delmonico's and the Hotel Astor. Addresses will be delivered at both events before returning to Washington by train shortly after midnight.
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Roosevelt
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 support of Paris American Institute
President Roosevelt welcomed French Ambassador Jusserand and Senator Depew who introduced Matilda Smedley founder general and Henri von Daur secretary general of the American National Institute in Paris. Depew praised France and Paris for granting land for buildings to aid American students. The envoy conveyed satisfaction with patronage and Roosevelt hoped the project would soon become a reality. Von Daur departs for New York then Europe for several weeks.
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Roosevelt
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
Secretary Hay plans a health voyage likely by week end, possibly returning by end of April. Mrs Hay and Henry Adams accompany him, with Loomis set to assume duties in his absence. Taft will direct State Department matters during the summer, with Taft leaving for the Philippines early July.
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Roosevelt
Lafayette Square
Secretary Hay
Hay
Washington
Ocean
Wray
Loomis
State Department
Taft
Philippines
Post Office Move Expands New York City Stations
Postmaster General Cortelyou authorizes transferring the Madison Square station to the Metropolitan Life Building corner at Fourth Avenue. The action, requested by Postmaster Willcox, adds 35 clerks across New York stations and signals possible future stations in Wall Street and other areas. Cortelyou vows to improve the postal service with these changes.
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New York
Cortelyou
Madison Square
Fourth Avenue
Metropolitan Life
Willcox
Willcox Iy
Wall Street
Nicaraguan Treaty Ratified and Indian Aid Authorized
The President authorized a $100,000 per capita payment to the Sisseton and Wahpeton Indians of South Dakota from their Treasury trust funds to aid crop failures and aid the old and helpless. Total trust funds in the Treasury amount to $885,000. Senate executive session also ratified the Nicaraguan extradition treaty and discussed the Russian corporation treaty as nominations were confirmed.
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Sisseton and
Wahpeton
Santo Domingo
Senate
White House
Congress on Cheap Dwellings Meeting at Liege
Belgian Minister Baron Moncheur informs the State Department that the seventh International Congress on Cheap Dwellings will run August 7 to 10 in Liege and invites U S representation. Northern Securities Case Supreme Court to issue mandate today in Harriman Hill decision. counsel will oppose. A badly injured man seeks relief with Bucksen’s Artuca Salve, 5 cents, at all druggists.
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Baron Moncheur
State Department
Liege
United States
Northern Securities
Northern Securities Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Harriman-Hill
Venezuelan Leader Castro Faces Foreign Intervention Threat
In Willemstad Curracao reports claim Castro's regime remains belligerent and militarily prepared. Venezuelan troops move with scarce training and old Mauser rifles as diplomatic ties sour and calls grow for U S action. Intermittent uprisings loom while European bonds and debt talks stagnate amid Caracas tensions.
Asphalt Seizure Upheld In Venezuela Cable Dispute
Paris reports that a Caracas court decision upholding the seizure of the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company is linked to actions against the French Cable Company. Manager Brun at Caracas signals an expected judgment on March 2. Paris cabinet will discuss Venezuela’s stance and possible exchanges with Washington.
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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 Raises Legal Challenge to New Commission
Great doubt as to the legality of the presidents Tuesday appointment of a commission to select sites for public buildings is raised by a deficiency appropriation bill paragraph. The panel includes Bernard R Green St Gaudens and Burnham McKim and Olmsted. The provision bars voluntary service and could bar any site advice with penalties including removal and fines. The article also notes Hattigan's trip to New York for the Friendly Sons banquet and lists delegates to the S A R congress and a Confederate Veterans social meeting.
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Bernard R Green
Library of Congress
St Gaudens
Messrs. Burnham
Helen Gertrude Bode Dead at Saranac Lake
Miss Helen Gertrude Bode of this city has died in Saranac Lake New York after traveling there with her mother for health reasons. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bode and sister of Sergeant C L Bode of the Metropolitan police. The body will be brought home for burial arriving Saturday and the service will be held at 1312 First Street Northwest. Howard Class Club Smoker Held in Honor of Reunion at W C Robinsons Residence. Members of the Howard University medical class hosted a smoker and entertainment at 2 Grant Avenue Northwest with speeches by W A Tolson D B Miller C O Gamble P S Davis L H Abel H Brown H Van Buren D H Davis and W C Robinson.
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Howard
Howard University Medical
W. C Robinson
Grant Avenue Northwest
Messrs
W A. Tolson
D B Miller
C O. Gamble
Davis
L. H Abel
H Brown
H. van Buren
D H. Davis
W C. Robinson
Murray Brothers Death Noted and Theosophical Meeting Report
Rev Dr Murray’s brother John D Murray of Pittsburg died after eight days of pneumonia. John was born in Georgetown in 180. Dr Murray is ill with bronchial trouble and cannot attend the funeral. Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society met at 25 N street northwest with papers on The Law of Cycles and Is Perfection Attainable. Panamanian Minister F D de Gbaldia will sail for Panama on the 21st with delegation in charge of Mr oe a.
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Dr. Murray
Reese Murray
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
John D. Murray
Pittsburg
Murray
Georgetown
Universal ‘Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
N Street Northwest
F. D. de Gbaldia
Panama
News of the Railroads Updates On Executive Moves And Atlantic Traffic
H M Emerson becomes traffic manager of the Columbia Newberry and Laurens with office at Wilmington. Numerous rail executives are named to new posts, routes expand in Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia areas, and freight and passenger services face evolving schedules. The report notes rising traffic eastbound and a variety of corporate reorganizations across major lines.
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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 Schedules and Closing Times 1906
Daily overland and trans Atlantic mail cutoffs listed for March 19 1906 from the Main Office. Friday late closings cover New York Boston Cherbourg Ireland Italy Scotland Azores and more with per s lines for final dispatch and connecting closes, including Brazil Argentina Jamaica and Pacific routes. John A Merritt Postmaster.
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Autoliows
New York
Frymouth
Cherbourg
Ireland
Rellilm
Finland
Italy
Neckar
Scotland
Ethiopia
Newkara
Nail
Pea
Azores Islands
Elrupa
Umbria
Queenstown
Liverpool
South
Central America
West Indies
Porto Rico
Saraqag
Venezuela
Philadelphia
Colombia
Curacao
Argentina
Uruguay
Paraguay
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Cauca
Magdalena
Costa Rica
Brazil
Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro
Santos Gmail
San Paulo
San Francisco
Florianopolis
Mexico
Cuba
Port Tampa
Fia
New Orleans
Newfoundland
Parcela Post
North Sydney
Boston
Bahamas
Miami Fin
Gally
British Honduras
Honduras
Glatemala
Hawaii
Alameda
Japan
Korda
China
Philippine Islands
Pers & Nebraskan
Australia
West
Maila
West Australia
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Samoa
Hawai
Fal Islands
Sonoma
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Cochinchina
Mafla
Manchu
Maita
Cal
JOHN A_MERRITT
Local Classifieds and Notices From Distorted Ad Fragments
A collage of classifieds and notices appears with dog and bird products, pet boarding, a dog cemetery, sale of young parrots and canaries, and assorted business references. Also mentions freight handling, a Georgia Supreme Court citation, a traveling delay claim rule, Jefferson Bible reprint details, and a Post Office book offer.
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Schmid
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Willemstad
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la Plata
Carabobo
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Ayacucho
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Cunduncurca
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Juarez
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la Guaira
Penalosa
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P J W Hattigan
National Hibernian
Friendl
Sons of St Patrick
De.Tronico
Oclick
Waltigan
James Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
District Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Independence Hall
James T DuBois
S I Besselievre
J D Biddis
N L Collamei
Leon L L French
J. E Fenwick
Zebina Moses
Wallace D. McLean
WO J. Rhees
T P Randolph
Thomas M Vincent
Philip Walker
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Brainerd H Warner
Willams Donnally
W J L Devries
Selden M Ely Charles B Pairman Foster
R Greene
F K Hice
Harry O Hall
Edwin A Hil
R S Hume
Morris Husband
C G Kniffen
F H Parsons
E B Stocking
T D' Yeager
Confederate Veterans’ Association
JE Pennypacker
District Bar
McNeals Partisan Rangers Command
Helen Gertrude Bode
Champagne
No. I. VO
St. Peters of Hautvillers
Great Western
NEU Wine CO
Rheimes
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street, Cor. 11Th
News OF the Railroads
John Folter
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Supreme Court of Georgia
Seaboard Air Line Railways
Harris
Southeastern
Thomas Jefferson
Saar Actance
Palais Royal
Eleventh Streets
Paradise
Jardinieres
Carlabad China
Hes
A. Lisner
Columbia
Otis Skinner
the Harvester
ATI
Neasra
American Vitagraph CO
Moving Pictures
Bay Office
Chase
Albert Chevalier
Miles Stavordale
Emmett Devoy
Academy
Shepard
Percy S. Foster
U. S. Marine Band
W. H. Santelmann
Convention Hall
Faith's
Sanders & Staynan’s
F Sr
Fulton’s
Ninth Street
Warden
Gilverware &S
NEW National
Mir
Richard Mansfield
Jery
MR Hyde
Wfpe-Siats
Sillive
the Scarecrow
David Montgomery
Tin Woodman
Stafford
Richard III
New National Theater
Catholic University of America
Knights OF Collwruls District GF Co
Lafayette
Opera House
Wells Dunne & Harlan
Mary Marble
Nancy Brown
60 Girls
Qlincy Adams
Kernan
Matinees Daily
runTon
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Board of Education
T Arthur Smith
Sanders & Starman
the Sunday Post
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