Beall Attacks Roosevelt on Usurpation in House Speech
Representative Beall of Texas denounces the President for usurping legislative power during debate on the agricultural appropriation bill. He accuses the President of dictating to Congress and cites a District court case and a Chinese judge investigation to illustrate interference. The speech portrays a one-party executive and calls for Congress to reclaim its constitutional duties as the House adjourns after debate on the bill.
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Representative Beall
Texas
Heall
Stoney
Harper Case
Robert N Harper
City of
Wash Inston
Mr Beall
Sulzer
Mr. Beall
Judicial Department
White House
Beall
United
China
Judiciary Committee
Wedudiviacs Committee
Mat Walteen
Senate
United States
Senate of Tin
Congress
Tate
House of
Bern
Mweek
House
Committee On Rules
White Meuse
Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
Wielier
Harriman
Himeelf
South
North
Joe
Supreme Court
Republic
Virginia
Michigan
Vermont
Missouri
Indiana
Names On The New Willard And Metropolitan Hotel Guest List
A lengthy OCR sourced roster lists guests at the New Willard and Metropolitan hotels in New York City and other cities. It names Walter T Smith, J Pressman, C A Baton, J Thorndike, M L Carter, Mrs Greenough, and many others, including families and couples, with affiliations to various hotels and cities across the United States. The compiled list spans multiple states and venues, reflecting a broad social register of guests at major metropolitan hotels.
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Baltimore
H OF Bond
Walter T Smith
New Willard
J Pressman
Metropolitan
St Janen
Coston
F W Smith
M L Carter
Ples
Corler
OP Greenough
J. Thorndike
Mansfeld Strong
J. L. Thorndike
No Storr
Arlington
Wood
Walter Jarobt
Marion
Smith Coburn Smith
Raleigh
Wells
RD. Wells
Olm Field
Ficaco
J Wrank
New Wilord
Charles E. Elmers
Shoreham
Ldyard
Burktin
Wits
W Ogelre
JM Daly
Heary
EH Weaver
Toulea Weaver
Jonaton
F G Ewald
Charles
Turton
George Gill
Velasco
Emmett
AL. Grin
Giorgs Robinson
Lester Robinson
Tihet Robinson
James L. Gernon
A. B Guimin
Koons
Henry Weber
Genie Frank
HM Rosenbaum
Lewis Cohen
Frown
J Clark
John Cabo, Jr
FW Hunter JP Monks
A. J. Grif
W.P. Hudson
St James Miladelyhia
McManus
Springwold
Abbitt
Henry Newman
Peoria
New
Roeland
Maryland
Almoney
Haseratown
J McP Scott
Hagerstown
Massachusetts
Congreve
Marboro
Ebbik
Stebbins
Einon
Newton
Mario C Decker
Northampton
Everts
Yarmauth
Riggs
Eory G. Hall
Belled Buzzard and Race Death by Own Action
East Nottingham township residents threaten an epidemic of self-inflicted race death unless Samuel Winchester frees a belled buzzard captured yesterday. The bird, tied with a sleigh bell, has long been a local superstition signaling family additions. Old residents recall the bell as an infallible sign, drawing curiosity and stories from neighboring families.
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Oxford
Philadelphia Inquirer
East Nottingham
Samuel Winchester
Minority Pledges Aid and Democratic Vote to Roosevelt Plan
John Sharp Williams, minority leader in the House, declares that with the aid of twenty-five Republican votes the Democrats would back President Roosevelt’s urged legislation. He criticizes tariff revision as proposed and outlines support for measures on campaign disclosures, child labor, and federal liability, while opposing executive control over receivers and a flexible anti trust approach. Williams argues for partisan limits and emphasizes the need for clear, enforceable law.
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John Sharp Williams
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Williams
Mésszee
District of Columbia
Territories
United States Supreme Court
Permanent Waterways Commission
Willams
Commission in the people’s interest faces tariff review test
The passage argues the commission reflects private interests, calling for a capable Republican party committee to review the tariff. It warns that if the party cannot supply a ways and means with sufficient intelligence, power should be yielded to the minority to test their capacity.
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Republican Party
Deserter Clue Ties Youth to Prominent Officials
San Francisco March 28 The case of Max Jagerhuber Jr a New York millionaire’s son linked to prominent officials is clarified as army and Presidio efforts pursue him for desertion after a jail detention during the San Francisco earthquake episode He denied relations with Justice Fuller O Gorman and a United States Senator stating he fled home fifteen years ago and has faced various troubles.
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Hig
San Francisco
Mar
Max Jagerhulber, Jr
New York
the &J. Franrng Hotel
United States Army
Presidio
Jagerhuber
Charles Lacey
Max Jagerhuber
Fifth Avenue
Seld
Eto
Fuller
O'Grian
United 61
Dry Goode Publishing Company
O'Gorman
United States
DC Republicans Call for 1908 Delegates Election Rules
Sidney Bieber chairs a DC election board that sets rules for registering voters and voting for delegates and alternates to the Republican national convention in Chicago on June 16 1908. Nominations will follow a 22 precinct system with judge boards at polling places and hours determined by the board.
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Sidney Bieber
Chicago
Mr. Bieber
Percy Crawford
George B Collins
District of Columbia
Republican National Committee
Gaid
George F Collins
Ake Place
District T of Columbia
Board of Judges
Election Board
Two lots of fabric remnants at wash goods department
Lot 1 covers all remnants from a meas accumulation in red and white fabrics. Lot 2 comprises finer remnants in red and white fabrics. Gresk's accumulation sold for 15 cents, reduced from 2 to 5 cents.
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Wash Goods
Gresk
Senate Debates Bonds and Deposits in Currency Bill
Senate debates amend the Aldrich currency bill amid clashes over interest on deposits and reserves. Lodge and Nelson propose Philippine bonds and Manila securities. Simmons contests high taxes. La Follette backs 2 percent rate, Aldrich resists fearing money concentration. Debate continues with adjournment after adjourned consideration of amendments.
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Aldrich
Senate
Lste
Benartor Smith
Maryland
Minance’ Committee
Lodge
Nelson
Johnston
Philippine Islands
Manila
Senator Neldon
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Simmons
New York Clearing House
Mr. Aldrich
Rhode Island
McLaurin
United States
Culberson
Texas
J. Pierpont Morgan
Finance Committee
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Lansburgh and Brother Remnants Suitings Offered
Remnants of fancy suitings in light and dark colors with contrasting stripes and plaids available by the piece or yard. Lengths from 11 yards, priced 50 cents to 1.28 per yard. Special today at Lansburgh and Bro, 420 to 426 7th Street.
Election Board Seals Ballots and Publishes Results
Ballots are sealed after public declaration of results and delivered with names to the returning board within two hours. The returning board unseals, tabulates, and announces each candidate’s vote totals, with a signed statement to the election board. Certificates of election follow for delegates and alternates to the Republican convention. Changes to regulations may be made by the election board.
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Rght
Sale Bond
Perseus
Board of Judges
Returning Board
Mle
Election Board
Democrats Meet To Organize For 1908 Campaign
The District of Columbia Democratic Association and clubs plan a meeting at its Munsey Building headquarters on Tuesday March 21 at 8 p m. Edwin A Newman, the association president, states the purpose is to organize for 1908 and ensure delegates go to the Denver convention instructed for William J Bryan.
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District of Columbia Democratic Association and Associated Clubs
Munsey Building
Edwin A Newman
Denver
Wiliam J Bryan
Cowback coasters smash after snowbound ride at Fort Jervis
Three girls and three young men rode a cow tied with a double bob sled down a hill in Tremont Center. The sled rode up the cow and balanced on her back before the cow toppled and all six were hurled into the air. The cow suffered a broken hoof and the riders suffered torn clothes as farmer Caldwalder contemplates a suit.
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Fort Jervis
New York World
Caldwalder
Justine Baker
Tremont Center
Sullivan County
Hilside
Body Identified as Wesson In Philadelphia Death Case
Philadelphia reports confirm the corpse identified as Stewart Wesson of Worcester after Worcester claims. Coroner and several witnesses including BC Kemble, a Harvard classmate, affirm the body matches Wesson’s medical and dental details. The young man who died by his own hand March 19 is said to bear a distinctive toe injury.
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Boston
Mary—Stewart Weeson
Worcester
Mass
Philadelphg
Wesson
Philadelpha
Philadelphia
Stewert Wesson
J L Wesson
Young Wesson
Anatomical Board
E. Robbins
BC Kemble
Wessons
Harvard
Funeral of Mr Busey at Glenwood with post office ties
Charles J. Busey a long time post office employee died of acute pneumonia and was buried at Glenwood after services by Rev W J Houck. He was born in Rockville Md and moved to the city at 19. Survived by five children and noted for riding to work on horseback and signaling an early alarm before the Civil War action. Pallbearers listed and post office staff to honor him.
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Glenwood
Charles J. Busey
Eightwood Avenue
W J Houck
United Brethren Memorial Church
William H Chandler
Mr Busey
W Thorn & J
Gen Early
Rockville
Cty
Busey Ie
Mary B Baya
H T
William
Bager G
Charles E. Busey
Post-office
Woodruff to Hold Place in State Committee Fight
The plan to replace Woodruff as State chairman collapsed due to fear of Odell. Roosevelt reportedly balked at the motion while Barnes Grenner and Ward backed the plan. The Federal crowd feared losing influence if Woodruff was dropped, as Odell supporters could then prevail. Woodruff remains strategically strong with 8 to 15 allies and about 38 committee members.
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Woodruff
Albany
Republican State Committee
Odell
Mr. Woodruff
Brooklyn
Woodraff
Horse Eats Buttons in City Court Case
Theodore Pokres, owner of a horse at 1026 North Tenth Street and resident in a rear apartment, faced a 10 damage suit from Pullen Undertaxing Company in Justice Griers court. The horse allegedly ate a carriage curtain and buttons from a cushion, while witnesses doubted the claim of indigestible material as the deputy constable noted the animal biting buttons on the street.
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St Louis Republic
Pokres
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Restored Appetite
An adelant claim that Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens stomach digestion and restores appetite. The advert says the remedy is trusted by thousands for spring loss of appetite and is praised as the only proven aid.
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Hood
Ynody
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Artaigna
Legislative Branch
R. N. Harper
Hardwick
Georgia
Mer Beall
Elouse
Wineman & Co
GALL
District Board
Pastum Cereal Co. Limited
Battle Creek, Michigan
Philippines
Taland
Clay
la Follette
Eidney Bieber
Vperct Cranford
George Colling
Washington
District Association
Bryan
Peter Grogan
Victor Talking
Tetrazzini
Victor Records
Mme
Luisa Tetrazzin
Victor
Columbia Phonographs
Sanders & Stayman CO
F Street
MR. Bussy
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
Wilson & Mayers
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
W. & J. Sloane
Reneh Aubusson
Savonnerie
Scoton Chenile Axminster
Berlin
India
Hi Street
N. W
Marina Ca
Aoes
Oldtown Canoes
Rushton Indian Gas
Detroit
Preston Mess
Caroe
Walford’s Athletic and Sporting Goods
John G. Meinberg
King Baker
Eleventh Street
S. E
Washington, D. C
Edro Domeca
Puriner
Christian Xander
Tyres
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F St N.W
Gunn, Richards & Co
Public Accountants
Wall Street
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. N. W
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