Salve from Norris Sits in Cannon's Chair at Session
Nebraskan leader Norris delivers a Good Humored address from the Speaker’s view, urging Insurgent Bolters to return to the regular fold as the pension agency bill passes. The session features clashes over consolidating pension offices, with Norris advocating unity and economy under party lines.
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Morris
Norris
Himpelf
Speuser
Ullnots
Pension
Peters
Nebraskan
Ke Hesa
Can
Senate Presses Pension Bill Amid House Clash
Senate debate centered on a $185 million pension bill and consolidation of pension agencies. House representatives criticized the committee's recommendations while leadership shuffled committee posts. Adjournment came as party tensions rose, with calls for unity echoed despite a partisan squabble.
Senate Bill Cuts Bath Masseur and Attendants Costs
Senate trimmed an appropriation of 34 million for annual outlays and struck the 1800 salary for a masseur and two attendants in the office building bathrooms. Debates over baths prompted Bristow and others to drop the position, leaving a janitor in charge. Reports from corporations under tariff tax provisions were limited in publicity, and a $100 thousand provision covered tax collection expenses.
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Senate
Bristow
Warren
Clapp
Burkett
Mamcris
Sutherland
la Forle
House of Representatives Ly
Chairmanships Awarded as Cannon Names Successors
Speaker Cannon named successors to two House chairmanships. Foater of Vermont received Foreign Affairs after Perkins of New York died, while Gardner of Michigan took Expenditures in Commerce and Labor after Miester promotion. Bennet of New York joined Foreign Affairs to fill Lovering of Massachusetts vacancy. Senate's Gallinger presented the District appropriation conference report but conferees could not agree on the playgrounds item.
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Cannon
Perking
House
Perkins
New York
Foater
Vermont
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Miester
Gardner
Michigan
Bennat
Lovering
Massachusetts
Senate
Gallinger
Saved at St Winnifred Hospital
A garbled account from a San Francisco bulletin describes doctors and a deputy marshal amid a medical crisis at St Winnifred Hospital. The narrative mentions a patient deteriorating, urgent referrals, and treatment delays, with scattered references to names, places, and remedies. The piece conveys a sense of emergency and procedural confusion surrounding hospital care.
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San Francisco
Leungo
Fulton
Denal
Railroad Bill Recast With Commerce Court Provisions
The Interstate Commerce Committee reported a rewritten railroad bill after extensive amendments led by Chairman Mann a victory for him though he clashed with President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham The measure creates a commerce court tightens jurisdiction limits on circuit judges and removes the assistant attorney general in favor of direct attorney general oversight Annuities on stocks bonds and reorganizations are detailed plus hearings on confidentiality and penalties for officers aiding illicit securities sales The bill also preserves the validity of debt instruments held by innocent holders and sets penalties up to 10000 or three years imprisonment for violations
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House
Townsend
Michigan
Taft
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Commerce Court
Mann
Wickersham
Wbll
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission On
Feud Over Alaska Government Spurs House Hearing
Long running clash between former Governor Hoggatt and Delegate Wickersham surfaced again at a House Territories Committee meeting on the Alaska government bill. The two sparred over preferred forms of government with sharp exchanges on past actions and letters, signaling continued questioning to follow today.
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Hoggatt
Alaska
Wickersham
House Committee On Territories
Taita Ping
Heggatt
Cabb Mining
Cada
Pabrbantes
Mmr Wickershart
Gov Hoggett
President Taft to send batch of district appointments
President Taft planned to transmit a large batch of nominations to the Senate including the successor to Daniel W Baker as United States district attorney for the District of Columbia. Clarence B Wilson was the only district attorney candidate confidently expected to be named. Arthur E H Middleton had been chosen for police judge but the nomination was withheld amid protests. A Maryland district judge for the newly created district may also be included. Join Ci Rosa is listed as a probable appointee.
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Tait
Senate
Daniel W Baker
United States
District of Columbia
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Clarence B.wilson
Washington
Wilson
Arthur E H Middlston
Taft
Maryland
Ci Rosa
Wanamaker Gyvea Bete Reports on New York Price Table
Wanamaker Gyvea Bete, noted trendmaker at Wanamaker, premsemens CuSLOMS appraler at the port of New York yesterday furnished the Semite committee investigating the cost of living with a compiled table. The list shows items imported to New York with their American and European values and compares current prices to those from the previous year.
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New York
New
Hobson Secures Unopposed Run in Sixth District
Birmingham Alabama March 24 Captain Hobson Pearson Hobson goes unopposed after AW C Davis withdraws from race in the Sixth district. Hobson remains a clear candidate for selection with no opposing contenders in the field.
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Hobson
Birmingham
Alp
Davis
Hehmibhd
Pearson Hobson
District in Congress House Bulle Introduced by McGall
In the district, Mr McGall introduces a bill to create a five member osteopathic board to examine pathology and Moonee oxteo patha. Mr Goudrey proposes preventing central control of foodstuffs and unlawful restraint of trade.
Lawmaker Sees 27-Year Life Extension From Sanitation
Senator Owen urged a consolidated national health effort noting hookworm threatens children in the South and that prevention and proper sanitation could extend average lifespans by as much as 27 years this century. He cited costs for thymol treatment and argued against health neglect while highlighting funding and authority questions.
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Owen
Senate
Department of Public Health
South
Senator Money
Money
Oklshama
Gwen
Johnston
Alabama
Gallingsi
New Hampshire
Beveridge
Heyburn
San Francisco
Eenater Owen
Taft
Depew Proposes Salary Increase for Federal Judges
Senator Depew renews efforts by introducing a bill to raise salaries for all federal judges. The measure seeks increases exceeding 85 dollars per year above current pay, reflecting a push to boost compensation for United States court members.
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Depew
United States
Senate
Federal
Jetahi Cleat
Brothers Foss face off in Congress from rival Massachusetts district
Eugene N Hoos wins a Democratic victory in a Massachusetts district to join Congress against his Republican brother George E. Foss of Illinois. The brothers sit on opposite sides, a rare dual for the era, as party loyalties and family ties collide in national politics.
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Illinois
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Emocrat
Massachusetts
Eugene 8. Foss
George E. Foss
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Fess
House of Representatives
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North Carolina
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Hay State
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GOFP
Conference at White House End of Season Medal Plan
President agreed to present a medal to Eient Shatkeltot Sheritan as the season ends. A formal confer at the White House outlined honors and ceremonial actions for the concluding period.
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White House Callers List of Senators and Representatives
A fragmented OCR list names several senators and representatives with unusual spellings and titles. It appears to reference a White House callers roster or congressional staffers including Sherman Crane Dick Burton Root Lonoworte Sauath Rocker Bates Loeb and Kracke at the port, plus Dr. Rudwy Drayntr Lowry Gottlie and others. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context or clear event details.
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Mansuchuyett
Obie
Burton
Senacar Root
New Yorks
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Sauath
Tinotn
Rocker
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Bates
Pennsylvania
Willeam Loeb
Port of Sen York
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Port of How York
Rudwy
Lowry & Gottlies
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AJ Crawford Grorgh
Rome
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Taft hosts New York conferees and British envoy meeting
Willem Yeoh Jr Senator Root and Naval officer Bracke conferred at the White House on port matters and a surveyor post for New York. Taft rode with the group and remained uncommunicative. Ambassador Bryce arranged to present the National Geographic Society medal to Sir Ernest Shackleton at a meeting tomorrow night.
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Willem Yeoh Jr
Senator Root
Bracke
New York
White House
New York State
James A Clarkson
Ambassador Bryce
Great Britain
Taft
National Geographic Society
Ernest Shickelton
South Pole
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Geographic Society
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Berns
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Sabath
Tinos
Leute Scott
Washington
Dick and Burton
Ohio
Longworth
Sherman
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Umar
Nominations of Postmasters From Virginia to Senate
Nominations of eight postmasters sent to the Senate include Samuel F Covington from Virginia William Rapkins of Newport News Emmet W Brittle Wakefield H Fautkner from South Boston George M Evans Elkton Md and others The Senate committee on high prices will hear cattle raisers and retailers next Tuesday with witnesses from Texas and Palorado.
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Senate
Virginia Samuel
F Chapman Covington
William Rapkins
Newport News
Auth Bolling
Pitereburg
Withem H Fautkner
South Boston
Emmet W Brittle
Senate Committee
Zexse
Palorado
Filibuster Threat Reported Against Estada Forces at Rey Optana
In Washington Madrid envoy and Nicaraguan agents pursue steps to halt a suspected filibuster expedition sailing for Bluefields. The plan involves Americans and former canal workers aiming to move against Estrada forces. The Madriz government seeks U S recognition to block the venture as officials monitor movements in New Orleans and Washington.
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Manister
Corea
Estrada
Rey ‘Optana
New Osteans
Madris
Nicaragua
Washington
Estrids Revolutleaista
Plana
Som
Amesicans
Etreda Ion
Tacoma
Bluefields
Kaiser lauds American art exhibition visit at royal galleries
Berlin March reports Emperor Wilhelm visited the American art exhibition at the royal galleries. He viewed each work, praised the landscapes, and exchanged thanks with Ambassador Hill and American officials noting his pleasure at the shows.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Emperor Wiliam
Royal Galleries
Herr Kampf
Royal Arte Society
Hugo Relsinger
Kaiser
Galleres
Relsinger
the Schloss
Wilhelm I
Marshal von Eulenburg Ag
Planne
Philadelphia Labor Party Formed by Strike Unions
About 60 delegates at a Philadelphia convention voted to form a new political party. A committee of eleven led by John J Murphy was chosen to organize, with seven members per ward to join a city committee. Nonunionists may join after preliminary organization. Transit cars increased as the strike continued on the subway surface line.
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Boszov
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Wits
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Wescen
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Arlington
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Sargent
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California
Ferty
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Chadwick
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Olé Lrane
Lynch
Lynch Bridgepor E
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Meas
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Gelove
Raleigh
Kentucky
Spencer Loulaville
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Massachusetts
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Newton
Mies
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Shoreham Tomer
Morten
Alver
Silaa Eleaner
Hugase Cambridge Mies Bigie
Britten Brook Line
EE. Gaslor
Kentucky income tax battle stalled in Kentucky legislature
Frankfort reports that Governor Winthrop Winston opposes the three attempts to adopt a federal style income tax. Resolutions passed then were vetoed on technical grounds. Representative Ollie Jamey arrived from Washington with opinions from lawyers including Senator Root. Treasury officials announced 26 more customs inspectors to aid Loeb Jr in New York to handle ships docking at night.
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Frankfort
Mar
Gor Winlson
Kentucky
Ollie Jamey
Washington
Root
Jamey
Loeb Jm
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Curtis
William Loeb Jr
New York
the Treasury
Col Jector Loeb
Acton Sherwood Bill Aims Army Retirement Age 70
Representative Sherwood of Ohio reports House committee support for a bill amending Townsend’s retirement proposal to allow army officers to retire at age 70 with half or one third pay. The measure has sat in committee for years. Gen Daniel Sickles, aged 84, attended today and sat in his old House seat, tied to a separate retirement bill for lieutenant general.
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CIA
House Committee On Military Affairs
Sherwood Democrat
Ohio
Committee
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Townsend
Michigan
Shergood Wes
Sickles Vistta
Daniel E Sickles
New York City
House of Representatives
Sick-les
Des Moines Loses Rate Fight With Interstate Commission
Des Moines failed in its bid to readjust freight rates to western Minnesota and the Dakotas as the Interstate Commerce Commission announced its decision on the complaint filed by the Greater Des Moines committee.
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Des Moines
Minnssete
North
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
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House to probe alleged lobby for ship subsidy
The House will investigate the alleged lobby charged with pressing for a ship subsidy. The Judiciary Committee will report today in favor of an immediate inquiry into charges by Representative Steenerson of Minnesota.
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Comtattose
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MargEnt Te
Nublican
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Hotels and Names of Guests Across Many Cities Listed
A long OCR fragment catalogs hotel guests and residents with numerous names and partial locations. It lists people and spouses from cities such as Arlington, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and Raleigh, among others, in a directory-like roll of attendees and visitors. The text reads as a social register of travelers and hostelry affiliations across multiple states.
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