Senator Chamberlain Defends Land Withdrawal Bill
Senators clash over the land withdrawal measure as Senator Chamberlain of Oregon urges conservation, citing the national commission report on coal and timber. Opponents, led by Messrs Clark Hughes, argue the bills will not pass this session amid charges of misused forest land withdrawals and Roosevelt era policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Oregon
Menard
Smoot
Dixon
Champerlais
Messia
Clark
Hughes
National Conservation Commission
Dion
Secretary of the Interior
Mc Jain
Torah
Chaimber
Clark de
Mothat
Serbia
Roosevelt
IvelUa Aet
Congress
Natoremul
Bressfon
Vrthamberian
Taonet
Carter
Allona
Seiliond Company
Vhamberlaly
Raastr
Gifford Pinchot
Immigrants lured she says before immigration committee
Mrs. Mary Quackenbos an New York attorney and Department of Justice employee testified to a House committee about peonage and immigrant trafficking. She described steamship lines and agents deceiving Europeans with false promises to lure them to America where they are forced into labor or peonage and then exploited for rent and subsistence. She urged laws targeting steamship companies and their agents to curb the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iimiitey
Prwthouginds
Tampanias
Aiman
Mary Quackenbos
Newt York Sno
Department of Justice
Quackari
Europe
America
Defends Cattle Raisers in Senate Price Inquiry
Murdo Mackenzie for cattle producers of the West argues against blame for rising meat costs before a Senate committee probing the cost of living. He says retailers wholesalers and packers shift blame among themselves while farmers face tariff law effects. The report notes a separate House naval committee favorably reports the Wireless Bill creating a seven member commission to oversee all wireless operations ashore and afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo Mackenzie
Senate
Nntinste
New York
United States
House Naval Committee
Eee
Fragmented Senate Proceedings Mention Conservative, Lobbying Inquiry
A damaged report describes Senate actions amid partisan debate over executive authority for public works. Key figures like Representative Fowler and Attorney General open discussions on reform measures. A lobbyist inquiry and a push for appointing a committee to probe charges frame the adjournment at five o'clock. It notes tension and procedural moves without detailing outcomes.
Utilities Board Plans Put to House for DC Public Service Commission
Legislation favors two approaches to a DC public service commission. One bill creates a three member presidentially appointed commission to investigate public service corporations. the other grants the commission powers without fixing compensation. A temporary body would report to Congress within a year. Representative Smith explains action. Representative Cary proposes ten gas meter inspectors. House committee set hearings on gas price reduction to 80 cents per thousand cubic feet and on securities limits for gas companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc Service Commission
District of Columbia
House
Smith
E Special Commission
J. Smith
Public Service Commission
Congress
Bir. Smith
Smoith
Cary
Die
Gaa
Representative Nicholls seeks facts on Mexican prisoners
Representative Nicholls Democrat of Pennsylvania introduced a House resolution asking the Attorney General for full information about three prominent Mexicans jailed in Arizona Federal penitentiary for neutrality law violations. It requests details of arrest, trial, imprisonment and whether they may be released after serving terms. The measure was sent to the judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholls
Asl
Mexico
Nichols
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Judiciary Committee
Reguktion
Antonio Villarreal
R. Flores Magan
Julberads Rivera
Fight Over Veterans Bill In House Debates Move To Recall Action
The House military affairs committee clashed over a veterans bill granting one third or one fourth pay based on service length and $20 monthly for privates who served in the Civil War. A motion to recall failed. the bill stood and Prince of Tibota was placed in charge. The Senate hearing on the Gallinger liquor bill was postponed to April 24 at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On
House
Secretary of the Interior
Hense
Prince
Tibota
Senate District Committee
Reform of Banking Bill Stirs House Debate Across States
Debates on a proposed United States banking reform bill fill a House session with long speeches by Fowler of New Jersey and Martin of South Dakota. Key points include bank note redemption zones in 24 states, a bankers council, a Federal reserve bank in Washington, and rigid antitrust enforcement. Critics question urgency as attendance remains light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werp
Hegraskatatives Fowler
New Jersey
Martin
South Dakota
Matader
Committee On Banking
Burreney
Gensal
House
Fowler
United States
National Monetary Commission
Aling Aldrichhim
United State
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Federal Reserve Bank, Power of the Bank
Incomplete OCR Phrase Refines to Property Costs
Fragmentary text cites two sums of 15 000 and 310 000 tied to a construction frame. Mentions individuals Mr Caudis Shavies PEntant and dridrow ett with unclear roles. References a street extension near Seve eriteenth strest north of Tirrell Te.
Special five member committee to probe alleged lobbying
The House approved a resolution for a special five member committee to investigate charges of corrupt practices by Hauke and others connected with ship subsidy legislation. Amendments broadened the inquiry to cover the existence and conduct of any lobbying affecting subsidy rules, with a narrow vote of 127 to 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauke
Elvuns
Sterling
Illnois
Charies
Stemnerson
Minnesota
Hughes
New Jersey
Committee On the Judiciary
Steenerson
House
Department Heads Confer On Cooperation At New York Port
Secretary MacVeagh and Attorney General Wickersham held a conference at the Department of Justice. They discussed cooperative administration of government matters at the New York port and the authority of the Federal reserve bank to buy and sell gold bullion and securities. They favored selecting reform-minded officials to carry on the work, and noted plans to organize boards of control to supervise banks and issues of currency. The speech touched on monetary commissions, antitrust concerns, and calls for more uniform labor laws with many states enacting child labor and women employment laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
Wickersham
New York
Department of Justice
Bosineau
Federa Reserve Bank
James
Clarkson
United
Apri
United States
Customs Service
Bee
United Stated
Loeb
Eign
Fowler
Congress
Henry M. Teller
Aldrich
Martin
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Ateel
Mr. Martin
President Taft Rides In Park On Potomac Flats Visit
President Taft arrived in Washington at 7 15 am after a New York departure and spent the day in official duties and a horseback inspection of Potomac flats reclamation work in Potomac Park. Brig Gen Edwards accompanied him for over an hour. The Liberty Immigration Society presented a gold tablet honorary life membership to Taft, represented by Frank J. Fragone of New York, noting the society’s 25 nationalities and citizenship education aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Taft
White House
Potomac Flats
Gen
Edwards
MEAT AND EGGS RECIPES FROM AGRICULTURE DEPT
U S Department of Agriculture published guidance by Miss Caroline Hunt and F Langworthy on economical, wholesome meals using meat and eggs. Recipes include Roast Beef with Yorkshire Pudding and Corned Beef Hash with Poached Eggs. Also notes on cost comparisons of eggs versus meat and using leftovers in individual baked dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline L. Hunt
F. Langworthy
Mine Hunt
United States Department of Agriculture
Publc
Farmers’ Bulletin
No. Wl
United Siated Department of Agricultura
Tariff treaties signed by Taft clear world scope
President Taft announced a set of tariff treaties covering many territories including Tunis French Congo Mayotte Comora French Somali land Salvador Martinique St Pierre Miquelon Guadeloupe and dependencies and French Guiana Reanton Madagascar New Caledonia and dependencies and Nicaragua Proclamations to complete the program will follow soon covering Canada Balkan states Colombia Venezuela Australia New Zealand Newfoundland The tariff act rules will take effect at midnight March 3 with no country reported as unduly discriminating against American products so maximum rates will not apply to any imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Yesterany
Tunis
French Congo
Mayotte
Comora
French Somaliland
Salvador
Martinique
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Guadeloupé
Dependencies
French Guiana
Reanton
Madagascar
New Caledonia
Nicaragua
Canada
Balkan States
Colombia
Venezuela
Australia
New Zealand
Newfoundland
Teri’ Board
Automobiling Help For Weak Heart, Doctor Says
Dr James Tyson of Philadelphia advocates automobili ng as a remedy for weak hearts during Homecoming week events at University of Pennsylvania graduates. He argues driving provides fresh air and heart exercise, best if patients are not timid or highly nervous, stressing controlled effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nector
Philadelphia
James Tyson
Needlear
University of Pennsylvan
Intratracheal Inflation Aids Poison Rescue Discovery
Rockefeller Institute researchers led by Dr. S J Meltzer unveil intratracheal insufflation as a method to revive animals after toxic doses of morphine strychnine and other poisons. Early tests revived a dog after fifteen minutes with air pumped through a tracheal tube, suggesting potential for human lifesaving pending further experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Gregiman
Rockefeller Institute of
Meltzer
J. Meltzer
Department
Shackles
Brownsville Case Rested In Military Court Review
Recorder Capt Charles R Howland summed up the Browneville raid evidence before the military court of review to decide reinstatement of discharged Twenty-fifth Infantry members. He challenged original testimony that a call went out after the raid and claimed bullets shells and cartridge belts matched special ammunition the regiment received in December 185. He said the antimony-containing rounds prove the soldiers fired the shots. The case now rests with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browneville
Military Court of Review
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Charles R. Howland
Brownsville
Howland
United Stated
CAPT HAND NOT ARRESTED IN SF MAR 93
San Francisco reports a false arrest notice for Capt Daniel W Hand United States Field Artillery quartermaster aboard the transport Thomas. Hand had been missing for several days before informing superiors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Danial W. Hand
United States Field Artillery
Thomas
Hand
Disqualified Midshipman Roesch Cited in Voting Inducement Claim
A disqualification involves alleged inducement for a good shot to switch teams. The case centers on Roesch and the vote to prevent such inducements affecting team composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roesch
Ain
Hitervenea
Roetdh
Cse
Paymaster on Delaware Arrives in Navy Service
First Lieutenant Haltoren of Haltoren, Minnesota, has been ordered to board the battleship Delaware at Norfolk. The report notes Haltoren is a paymaster's clerk for the Navy Athletic Association and serves as 3150 first Lieutenant of Company M, First Regiment, Maryland National Guard, with ties to Annapolis and the Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltoren
Warhinsey
Army Orders Relieve Officers and Retirements 1904 Report
The War Department issues detailed assignments and retirements for Army officers and medical corps. Mentions First Lieut. Henry C. Bterbower, Maj. Ferdinand De Couste, Capt. George H. McManna, and officers from the Twenty-Fourth and Fifth Artillery. Includes temporary charges in New Orleans and Jackson barracks and notes retirements by rank and date with several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateneescapt
Samual Ps Lev
Wenty-Fifth Infantry
C. Blorbower
Wiliam
Tobin
Agar
Chaves Bi
Patternon
Coast Artillery Parne
Thres
Boyond
John Z. Rowe
Coast Artillery
Sileen
Bracet A. Greenough
United States
Jona
W. Norey
Uid Artillery
George W. Gatehell
Fort Strong
Mase
George H. McManna
Wharslened
Fort Robarans
Cal
Pevey M. Kessler
Coast Artillery Corps
Vicks
New York City
Ferdinand
de Coutep
Henry Brewedon
Lazaretto E. Campbell
Willem MC Waxsturz
Jobs RK. Knekle
Howard G. Mathey
James N. Morgan
Témund J. Ruswell
Beory K Kendarl
Thomas Shears
Washington
Charles W. Johnson
Snedical Reserve Corps
Edgar A. Macklin
Twenty-Atth Infantry II
John A. Lusidesn
Cava “Tillery Corse
Array
San Francisco
Gal
Macklinty
San Franciscé
Jones
Rahbuen
Dale Vax Voosis
Wit Procard
Fort Riley
Kani
Mounted Service
Sohea
Sautriedon
Sedewick Rice
Third Cavalry
Army
Navy
Mospltal
Hotguiinge
Ark
Medical Corps
Corte Ia
Philippines
Iil
Adjutant General of
Henry H. Hautnecherdy
Movements of Naval Vessels in Various Ports
Movements of naval vessels reported with arrivals at Norfolk, Norfolk, Guard Point, and various Caribbean and Atlantic ports. Vessels listed include Falapaco and others bound for Brazil, Lisbon, Santo Domingo, and New Orleans. The garbled OCR captures many place names and routes, indicating transits between US coastal ports and Caribbean destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falapaco
Norfollky
Tacoma
Uahlaname
South Carolina
St. Thom
Birmingham
Vincent
Cape Verda
Cheste
Sewall Point
Dolaes
Norfolk
Connecticut
Kina
Louisiana
Vermont
Miazesats
Idlaho
Misalesippi
New Hompehtra
Georgia
Nebranda
New Janeer
Rhode Island
Virginia
Wichigen
Hiscourt
Panther
Also Mentioned on This Page
Degate
Renator Chamberisin
Pontine
Jessy
Cippogett
Postal Savings
Hess
Altarany Geateal
Pravking
Totarand
Bhp Wba
Bours
Todsy
FOR Utilities Board
Representative Smith
House Committee
Lorges
Mastin Dacagen
Specisl
Brodd Scope
Chatrmhan Math
Mann
Isued
Bureau of Isbor
President
City
Immigration Society
Len
Uncle Sam
Castor
Winthrop
Jabh Hubbard
Charleuton
Neighorhood House
Inouthwest Washington
F Street Northihat
Committee of Society
Delaware
W. B. Moses & Sons
St. Cor
Torent
Eme Ees
Tuums
Woods Foubeeies
Nie
Bingen
Geo
Seinatrel
Evans
Wigh-greda Motion Picturer
Atternoon
Eyaadatter
Ure
Busoni
Columbia Theater
Aple Et Wilson
la Droon
Comar
C. B. Meas
K. Wortman
Keneag
Cmalor
Wade V. Boker
G. C Pegnaw
Ihe
Akvy
Chiat
BR. Soramem
Hom
Iendaren
Teibpomry Duis
Muttale
F. W. White
Nave Gard
Thuchinis
Sdubbard
Wits
Patuzeat
Machinier
West
Toma Faymantar Ler
Lange
Peymustan
Say Devyked
Tiakeron
Aus
Vaart
Pacific A
Vereron
Chicago
Sam Francino
Matinee
Charles Frohman
Marie Tempest
Penelope
W. Somerset Radoean
Wal & Bat
H Crane
Everlagting Buccese
Ign
Ade
Palat
Baltimore
Arthur Smith
MR Walter
Damrosch
SY Mehechaikowski
Eugene Onegin
Orleans
McOppeula
Minne
Ng Jambe O'Neil, Ae
Berti
Howard
Wormwoul
Chris Fa
Bert
Tsuda
Deoman Thomson Himself & Co
James Wall
Edgina Chepmas
Witbar Hack
Hed
Bay
Midway
Park Road
Rowlette Wheel
Soup Bowl
Masse Academy
Kentucky
Gayety Theater
Armalé ‘Facts and Follies Extravaganza Co
Roger
Ge Lyceum An
Sam. T. Jack
Cora Livingston
Lampe
Srt Tantly Flewmert
Americas
Denne
Sea Plaza
Aiset
Masonic
BeSes
PITRE
Gare
Mere Sa
Fandarila
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!