Defies costly meats in new Uncle Sam cookbook
A long garbled OCR passage describes a Department of Agriculture publication titled Farmers' Bulletin. It highlights practical inexpensive meat preparation methods and recipes such as mock duck and casseroles intended to aid housewives. It references Uncle Sam’s cookbook and a variety of meat dishes with details about preparation steps and ingredients. The text is fragmented but centers on affordable cooking guidance and new recipe ideas disseminated for homemakers.
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Senate action on Pribylof leases ends seals protection
A partial OCR fragment reports a Senate bill terminating leases to protect the seals on the Pribylof Islands. The text is garbled but implies a maritime or wildlife protection motive tied to island seals and related treaty or negotiation context. Specific dates, names, and official actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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Pribylof Islands
Chauffeurs Pay Provision Restored in Appropriation Measure
A garbled OCR note reports the committee restoring a provision to an appropriation measure affecting chauffeurs pay. The source mentions city and state contexts with unclear names and damaged details about speakers or officials.
Lobby Inquiry In Senate Committee Vote Delayed
A House committee delayed action on a proposed inquiry and set hearings for the week beginning April 11. The committee named Naval Academy Board members and discussed a tax measure affecting station staffing but offered no formal recommendation. The hearings will probe testimony and test measures from various witnesses.
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Congress Condensed Senate and House Proceedings
The legislature debated the presser bill and advised dates for a potential session. The Alaska seal bill passed as the day wore on with remarks on public health department planning. A rule committee among Republicans touched on penalties for actions by prostreetors of amusements and exemptions for uniformed personnel.
District and House Bills From District Committee
District committee reports bills to extend streets and regulate wages in the District of Columbia. Proposals include purchasing land for Jackson School, financing East Washington Heights Electric Railway, expanding St Vincents Orphan Asylum, and adding incorporators. A hearing on prohibition of gas certificates is set for 10:30. Representatives Cary Olcott Kahn Rothermel and Gilmore named to join Senate committee if gas company investigation occurs.
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Battle ship Maine rising amid Havana harbor debated in House
The House passed a measure to raise the USS Maine wreck for examination to determine its destruction. A bill imposing penalties for amusement venue proprietors who deny admission to service members in uniform was approved. Controversy and procedural questions marked the session as calendar business opened with unusual interest.
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Legislative bill reported with salary and office changes
A bill reported in the Senate proposes a $1.96 increase over the House version, bringing the aggregate to $18,384,161. salaries for clerks to senators are raised, new directors and clerks are created in the State Department, including a director of the consent service and staff for distribution of forms to diplomatic missions. Senator Hale will call the measure up today.
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Bills To Simplify Motorboat Equipment Laws Introduced
Congress introduced bills in both houses to simplify motorboat equipment regulations. The proposals reflect Detroit and New York builder conferences. Small boats under 16 feet would carry two combination lights and be exempt from certain requirements if equipped with a whistle. Larger boats over 16 feet would need white forward and aft lights, plus red and green side lights.
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Indiana Club endorses Beveridge for Senate at Harvard banquet
The Indiana Club of Harvard University unanimously endorsed Beveridge to represent Indiana in the Senate. Howard Carl Redd, secretary, notes the gesture followed Kenyon’s nomination and Senate confirmation of William S. Henyer for the attorney general’s assistant post.
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Railroad Bill Moves Through Senate Debates
Mr Elkins leads efforts to set a vote on the railroad measure with senators preparing addresses. Committee amendments outline changes to curb Interstate Commerce Commission powers over port to port water transport and add notice requirements for injunctions while traffic agreements seek approval.
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Massage Attendant Proposed for Senators in New Building
The legislative appropriation bill provides for a $1 600 yearly masseur to tend bathing rooms in the Senate office building annex. An attendant, two aides at $730 each, and a janitor would total $3 986 annually, aiming to keep senators content in their marble palace. The plan faces conference scrutiny as Ransdell seeks two suitable masseurs to serve national visitors.
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Defers Morrill Fund Vote and Labor School Push
Route residents failed to approve extending Morrill Act benefits to George Washington University. Central Labor Union urged extending to manual training schools in the District. A petition urged labor interests and training schools preferred over GWU. Senate aids Indians with funeral expense bill and travel costs for witnesses. House committee considers streams funding and public reports of corporate tax provisions. An amendment to Naval Bill limits battleship construction to one per yard. Eastern Commercial Teachers Association opens annual meeting at Business High School with local officials speaking. Fire scare at National Hotel caused by overheated flue, quickly controlled.
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State Labor Council Declines Statewide Strike After Philadelphia Textile Tie
State Federation of Labor executive council votes unanimously against a state wide strike as sympathy walkouts in Philadelphia ease. Textile workers there voted to return to work, shaping a tense standoff with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company as carmen endure ongoing penalties and disrupted service.
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Doctors attend smoker honors district historical committee
One hundred members of the Medical Society of the District attended a smoker at Hauschera last night to honor the historical committee that compiled and published a history of the organization. Dr D Lamb chaired the committee and was the guest of honor, with others including Drs Raymond Holden, G Wythe Cook, L Eliot, and OW Franzon. After the society’s regular meeting at George Washington University, Dr J Chalmers Da Cost of Philadelphia spoke on Tendencies In Medicine, followed by informal remarks from several doctors.
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Judge defines a gift in replevin case at Monteipel Court
Judge Callan ruled that a Christmas present to my Schaffer boarder by Henry J Rehaffer possessed all gift elements. The decision, after evidence of an uptight plan and a transfer with bond, awarded the piano to Mrs Schaffer’s heirs. Attorneys Michael J. Mangan and Michael W Sullivan represented the Schaffer heirs.
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Bitten by a Bulldog Attack in Street
A boy about years old on Ninth Street Northwest was bitten on the nose when a bulldog attacked him during a street gathering. Passersby rescued him and the dog was subdued. The bite caused a painful wound treated by Dr H Buttes at a nearby house. the dog, owned by Ella Johnston, was taken to the pound and to be killed.
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Labor Leaders Confer on Labor Movement and Antitrust Rules
At the AFL executive council meeting President Gompers submitted a report on the labor movement's condition. It covered Supreme Court rulings on voluntary labor organizations under Sherman Act provisions and the consequences for damage payouts. The report also outlines pending labor bills before Congress and urges action by workers nationwide. It notes charges lodged against United States Steel Corporation.
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Three Women Drowned in River Boat Incident
Three women died when a boat carrying a party on a river near Temple Farm overturned in the afternoon. Mrs James Semple and her two daughters, Miss C Semple, and Miss T Miott were aboard. Only one Semple girl was rescued.
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Bank Shortage Looms At City National Bank Cambridge
Cambridge bank faces an estimated shortage of about 70 200 dollars due to a bookkeeper’s defalcation. Earlier figures listed 144 000 in losses at the time of the bank's closure. Charity ball proceeds support city organizations. Also noted: Bishop Harding to preach Easter services at St Pauls as a selected choir performs in Stainers Crucifixion.
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Buckley Defense at Albany Inquiry Highlights High Fees
William H Buckley testified at Albany about earning near thirty thousand dollars yearly from insurance firms for legal services while denying bribery or court appearances for governing bodies. He claimed no records, admitted retainer payments, and noted payments from foreign and domestic insurers amid debates over the Grady reinsurance bill.
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Conger In Role Of Martyr In Corruption Trial
In closing remarks Jamies Osborne portrays Senator Con Ger as acting for the public good by a political death. The defense notes Allds bank accounts show yearly deposits as Os bore cites and dismisses memory gaps about cash. The trial concludes with Os bore asserting Con Ger’s act was a sacrifice for the country amid bribery charges.
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Britain Cannot Support American Policy in Anglo Russian Pact
Sir Edward Grey told the House of Commons Britain cannot back the American government over the Ginn chan Ssun raffraedian due to the Anglo Russian agreement of 189. He warned interpretations may clash with American and British commercial interests and said U S officials were kept out of the agreement’s view.
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