Hemenway urges retrenchment not tariff rise to fix deficit
Representative Hemenway argues the deficit stems from wasteful government spending not tariffs. He cites rapid naval construction, armor purchases, coast defense rush orders, and costly public buildings as colossal abuses. He calls for reduced expenditures, ending antici pated revenues, and tariffic reform to curb waste. He notes criminal penalties for deficits without authority and urges reform of departmental spending while linking rate legislation to railroads.
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Eulogies at Confederate Veterans Service Tonight
The Confederate Veterans Association holds memorial services tonight for Gen Fitzhugh Lee with eulogies by noted speakers. A joint Arlington Cemetery committee planned flowers, music, transportation, and ceremonial arrangements for the June 4 graveside observance of 27 Confederate dead, with details and donations coordinated by Archibald Young and Mrs Covington.
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Fitzhugh Lee
William A Gordon
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Arlington Cemetery
Ebbitt House
Archibild Young
George S Covington
Albert Akers
Wallace Streaton
John W Hickey
Rust Smith
Gillenmaeker
Archibald Young
Corcoran Street
George
Covington
Turkey
Charles Schneiter The Early Life Of A Prussia Born Baker
Charles Schneiter born May 28 161 in Schwaerzenau Prussia, eldest of eight. He apprenticed in a local bakery from age sixteen, learned the trade, and later assisted his father in business after his death in 1860. He emigrated to America in 1846 arriving in New York thenBrooklyn, then Washington where he worked as a journeyman baker.
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Prussia
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New World
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Brooklyn
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Ambitious baker builds shop from 15 dollars in 1868
The entrepreneur opened a bake shop in 1868 at the corner of New York avenue and Fifth street NW with 15 dollars cash capital. He moved in 1871 to 412 Strait. Rented initially, the building was later bought with profits. The business grew and expanded, eventually occupying 413 to 414 street and 91 to 92.
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Colored Coal Wagon Driver Dies After Plunge
William Briscoe a thirty two year old colored man died after being thrown from a coal wagon on Sixth Street near Main Avenue Southwest. The horses frightened as the wagon moved, Briscoe was crushed under the wheels with four broken ribs an arm crushed and a punctured lung. Coroner Nevitt ruled the death accidental and the body was taken to the prison hospital.
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Briscoe
Resolutions Adopted For Miller At Board Meeting
Judge Martin and seven others joined in resolutions of grief and sympathy for Mr Miller who served twelve years as president of the Board of Childrens Guardians at a special meeting held Tuesday. The United States Realty Company of Washington DC, led by president A E Randle, has bought a large tract on Pennsylvania Avenue from the Waggaman estate and now controls both sides of the avenue for about a mile. It also holds a controlling interest in the Gast Washington Hel cents Traction Railroad, with construction material on the ground and led by president O C Brothers Jr.
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