Antibetting Measure in DC Faces Senate Friday
Antibetting bill to ban horse race betting in the District of Columbia advances from the House to the Senate. Senator Gallinger supports the measure, and it may be reported to the Senate for a Friday vote if the currency bill Kee passes. Commissioners urge swift action to end betting at Benning track amid mixed court and political signals.
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Stewart for Senator Is Eighty Two Years Old
John W. Stewart of Middlebury former Vermont governor was appointed to the U S Senate to fill the vacancy caused by Senator Redfield Proctor's death. Stewart, born November 24 1826, read law with Horatio Seymour and held multiple offices including state’s attorney, speaker, governor, and congressman. He stated he had no candidate, hearing of the appointment only that morning.
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Taft Fighters Sarcastic Special
The Better Times Association of America, newly incorporated, mails cards with membership certificates and a platform opposing President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft. For five cents readers gain membership and an official notice to the Republican National Committee chair, urging protest to the convention.
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Navy yard inspection planned by Goodrich
Rear Admiral Casper F. Goodrich, commandant of the New York Navy Yard, has been chosen by Secretary Metcalf to inspect Atlantic and Gulf yards. He will visit Portsmouth Philadelphia Norfolk Charleston Pensacola New Orleans and other stations to reorganize current work methods.
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Orders to Naval Officers and Medical Staff Transfers
A long list of assignments and duties for naval officers and medical staff. Lieuts Cage Reynolds Timmons 양 and others receive duty postings to Idaho New Hampshire and Salem. Surgeons Barber Wilton Fauntleroy Hulfman etc directed to the United States Naval Medical School Washington D C and related instruction. Assistant Surgeons Ta Taylor Hayden Hale Boland Duhige Cote Trippe Hermecchy assigned to camps stations and recruiting depots in Cuba Panama Iowa Ohio California and Des Moines.
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Raps Critics of Court Callers Detractions of Authority
Representative Jenking leader of the House Judiciary Committee denounces state and federal officials who defy Supreme Court rulings on the Minnesota case. He insists respect for the court is essential to uphold constitutional authority, warning that attacks endanger national order and civil rights.
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Navy fleet advances target practice at Magdalena Bay
Wireless reports from Magdalena Bay indicate Rear Admiral Evans command is nearing the end of a ten day record target exercise by sixteen battleships. The drills focus on 1000 yard ranges with anchored 21 foot targets and rapid fire demonstrations, aiming to finish in about ten more days before coaling and ship cleanup ahead of hospitality shores.
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Rush to Fortify Corregidor
Mare Island Cal March 24 Information from the government shows plans to send 1000 workmen to the Philippines next month to fortify Corrigidor Island at the entrance to Manila Bay. This brings the total to 1500 workers in a month with work to be rushed. Each worker will receive 50 dollars per month.
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Army Orders Retirements and Appointments at Vancouver and Chicago
Army retiring boards at Vancouver Barracks and Chicago appointed in special orders. Capt Warren W Whitetde of the Fifteenth Cavalry authorized as witness in the case of Trifate John T McCutcheon Troop Fifteenth Cavalry. Second Lieutenant William A Dalam promoted and path cleared for further service. Alfred A Fruden of the Second Infantry noted in the muttered text.
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Fleet 10 Visits China and Pacific Posts in May
The United States fleet plans to visit China Australia and Japan during its world tour and return home on Washington's Birthday. Admiral Evans notes progress at Magdalena Bay with nine ships completing target practice. The Maine and Alabama may be replaced by the Nebraska and Wisconsin due to overhaul needs. China extends a formal invitation, accepted by Secretary Root, while Britain receives no invitation to host or visit.
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Taft Supporters Dominate Virginia Republican Convention
The Virginia Republican convention endorsed the national administration and named Alvah H. Martin as state executive committeeman and a delegate at large to Chicago. Delegates largely white with three African American delegates present taking no part, and Taft was favored by uninstructed delegates heading to Chicago.
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City Council Debates Street Upgrades and School Conditions
Council discusses grand jury findings on city schools and votes on gravel for Fayette Street with Washington Southern Railway. Evans opposes funding but motion lay over. repairs planned on Fairfax Street and other municipal projects proceed with material suppliers and new fire escape improvements for the girls school.
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Girls’ School
FIREMAN EHART DIES IN TRAIN ACCIDENT NEAR BEALETON
Fireman Er Bhatt about twenty two years old died at 7 o clock after injuries from the overturning of a Southern Railway locomotive at Bealeton Virginia. He was taken to Charlottesville, where he died of internal injuries. Conductor H C Lewis sustained a fractured arm. Engineer Robert Newman escaped harm. The engine No 1220 went off rails while backing to assist another engine. Traffic delayed for hours. Bhatt remained unmarried.
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Local criminal sentences and political candidacy noted
The report details sentences for robberies and unlawful entry tied to a slaughterhouse, plus a grand larceny charge. It notes Wilbert Cook and Parker cases, and state he turned State's evidence. Julian Williams announces Mayoral candidacy amid other contenders mentioned with civic ties and chamber of commerce roles. Also covers deaths Rev J H S Ewell and M C Morris and Mrs J E B Park, with funeral details and associated clergy.
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Vice President’s Brother Heads Cannon Nomination Drive
In Tillais District Republican gathering led by J W Fairbanks of Mansfeld a brother of VP Fairbanks urged all honorable effort to nominate Speaker Joseph G Cannon for president. Delegates W B McKinley and Hugh Crea chosen. Roosevelt policy endorsed. Illinois and Louisiana political notes follow with primary law nullification and naval movements.
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