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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1906

Page

4

St Louis idea to move post offices near railways

Chairman Bartholdt leads a reform to replace grand central post office buildings with near rail line workshops to speed mail handling and cut costs. The plan emphasizes better air light and ventilation, with compact urban sites and a modeled approach for cities like Pittsburg Minneapolis Detroit Denver and likely New Orleans. The concept has drawn broad attention as officials argue monumental structures have peaked and near rail facilities offer faster mail service and big savings.

Bartholdt Bartholat Treasury St. Louis Mr. Baumbert Uncle Sam Congress Bartholdi Taylor United States Union Station Pittsburg Minneapolis Detroit Denver New Orleans Chicago Goama Internal Revenue Chamber of Commerce Ronstruction

Man Hurt Falling From Electric Car at Seventh and Q

Thomas F B Pumyphray, 38, fell while trying to board an electric car at Seventh and Q streets NW yesterday. He sustained a scalp laceration and facial bruises, was treated at Homeopathic Hospital, and discharged to his home at 738 Tenth Street SE.

Seventh Q Streets Thomas FB. Pumyphray Homeopathic Tenth Street James H. Webb Baltimore and Potomac Sixth Street

United States Pension Question Ties Civil Service Reform

A discussion of superannuation for civil service workers contrasts US retirement policies with those in other nations. It cites Grand Trunk Railway findings, France’s long standing system, and lists corporations funding pensions. The piece argues aging veterans deserve protection and cautions against forcing qualified, experienced workers from service.

Grand Trunk Railway of Canada

House Bills Open Week With Vote to Abolish Lieutenant General Rank

The House plans daily sessions this week to tackle major business. Key action begins with a vote to abolish the lieutenant general grade in the army, following a protest by Gen Grosvenor over proposed retirements. Minor bills move under rules suspension, war claims Thursday, and Statehood bill action eyed for Wednesday, contingent on attendance. The committee program hints at new amendments and potential postal appropriations as the session unfolds.

Grosvenor Corbin MacArthur House Senate Tawney Overstreet Committee On Poetifices

Bill on Railway Mail Subsidies Sparks Reform Debate

The article notes that the subsidy to railroads for carrying mail has risen by 2 million dollars, a fact likely to fuel many speeches advocating reform as discussion on the issue grows.

Western reclamation fund faces Western opposition

The reclamation fund now totals 28 million dollars with receipts projected for three years at eight million more. Secretary of the Interior distributed funds to twenty five national irrigation projects, to be repaid by settlers. Western lawmakers warn that diverting funds to drainage or other regions would thwart engineers and slow arid land irrigation progress. Senator Hansbrough seeks drainage funding for North Dakota, while other bills aim at the Dismal Swamp and Florida Louisiana Arkansas projects, though proponents note such uses diverge from original reclamation act intent.

Secretary of the Interior Congress Landa Hansbrough North Dakota Small North Carolina Virginia Florida Louisiana Arkansas

Mexico Reaching for Trade Exhibit Plan Announced

The Mexican government proposes sending circulars to farmers traders and manufacturers explaining plans to ship permanent exhibits of Mexican products to world ports. The circulars emphasize advantages to be obtained through this international trade display program.

Mexico

Osler provision sparks veterans union protest

Union Veteran Legion lodges strong protest at proposed Osler provision in the legislative appropriation bill. It argues the plan reduces elderly civil service clerks salaries and ages out workers at seventy, targeting Civil War veterans and harming both citizens and the state.

Civil Service Union Veteran Legion Osler T.e Ion Roosevelt

Grape-Nuts Endorsed By Recovery From Ulcerated Stomach

A Chicago reader extols Grape-Nuts as a life changing breakfast staple after years of stomach trouble and headaches. He credits the cereal with rapid recovery and notes the doctors had given up. The message promotes Postum Co and the text The Road to Wellville as supportive material.

Chicago Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Boston Faces Custom House Upgrade After Committee Visit

The House Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds inspected Boston’s outdated custom house and appraisers warehouse finding cramped conditions, poor ventilation, and dangerous storage. They consider tearing out interiors or rebuilding nearby, with cost and site value guiding next steps while Boston hosts the delegation with civic hospitality.

Boston Congress New York Financial District

Capital Increase Approved for Second National Bank Washington

Treasury department notice certifies the capital stock of The Second National Bank of Washington has increased by 275000 dollars, paid in full, bringing total paid-up capital to 500000 dollars, approved by the Comptroller of the Currency. Funeral notice for Simon Goodman and a notice about stock subscription books for the First Co operative Building Association follow, with office and contact details.

Treasury Department Office Compttroller of the Currency Washington, D.C Second National Bank of Second National Bank of Washington Simon Goodman DR. White Pa Ave Columbia

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