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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1910
Page
12
The article reports calls from insurgents for Speaker Cannol to resign and for the passage of President’s legislation before hostilities. It notes resignations, petitions, and parliamentary maneuvers as lawmakers debate procedures and elections, with party lines shaping the push for change and peace goals.
Fragmentary OCR text shows opposition to a commerce court program with garbled phrases about penalties, generative clans, and administration. It mentions IRA, Fordains, and protest of imagery taps, with unclear references to courts and penalties.
The famous ship captain died. reports state he received a gold watch from President Johnson. Details are jumbled. the source mentions a retirement board, a cor or mare cart, and a regional location near New York. Further readable facts are unclear.
Maryland Democrats debate aligned stance as Independent and Reform factions question court support for a movement to ignore the Fifteenth Amendment. Republicans warn the plan could backfire, potentially sealing a Republican gubernatorial win and shifting votes among Black voters loyal to Reform and Independent Democrats, with legal battles anticipated if the law takes effect.
A fragmentary report notes insurgent sentiment for changes in House leadership and naval policy. Representatives Habeas of Alabama and Kahn of California attack and defend naval strength, while Humphrey of Washington explains a bill change. The session adjourned to noon tomorrow with plans to meet again, Senate not in session when last cited.
The District appropriation bill moved from conference to the floor but returned to conference after lawmakers chose not to concur with certain Senate amendments. Mr. Smith introduced a bill to require the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company to build and maintain bridges over the canal in the District if needed.
The House sent the conference report on the District of Columbia appropriation bill back to conference after long debate. A key topic was granting permission to Washington Railway and Electric Company to extend tracks in Brookland. An Arkansas Monroe Street amendment was defeated and the Monroe Street funding was disputed.
Representative Sherley a Democrat from Kentucky proposed a new House Rules amendment to thwart pigeonholing of bills and resolutions. The measure would ensure a rules calendar allows timely consideration of any measure a majority wishes to bring to the floor, preventing committees from suppressing action due to internal interests.
Promoters of the Sportsman Show plan a full line of motorboats engines hulls and marine equipment at the event this week highlighting how motorboats transformed marginal land into productive farm plots and expanding river commerce from hauling garden truck to leisure boats.
William H Marker and Noah R Marker, prominent Tipton bankers from Indiana, were found guilty on multiple counts of embezzlement and misapplication. They face joint sentencing next week in Judge AB Anderson's U S district court and will be transported to Leavenworth, Kansas.
A special practice shoot near Benning Bridge yielded high scores led by MD Hogan with a first score and other top marks. Prominent visitors included Frank entry, noted as a top marksman, among a crowd preparing for the regular shooting season opening events.
The Brownsville court session. Attorney Warshall declined to submit general argument. The court adjourned awaiting closing remarks from Captain Howland as legal review questions the legality of the proceedings and testimony.
Historical notes describe a grand naval fleet formation sailing from Atlantic to the Mediterranean by the secretary Meyer plan. The plan envisions redeployment of ships to Guantánamo and the Mediterranean, with crews assigned and senior officers detailing the aims of the voyage.
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