Ames arraigns Payne charges lack of courtesy
Massachusetts Representative Butler Amen accuses New York Chairman Serena B. Payne of discourtesy during debate over the sundry civil bill. Ames reads exchanges between himself and Payne, citing a letter alleging that the public be damned amid calls for closer trade with Canada.
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Butler Amen
Serena B. Payne
New York
Payne
Ames
Theans Committee
Massachusetts
Acssel
New Yorker
Careda
Ales
Thalman
Patt
Minneanta
Chase
Ames Veel
Pascs
Masachusett
Beance
Tawses
Tre -Lemand
Tawney Pott
Olmsted
Trew
Fitzgerald
Kaw Ve Ames
Waysaulmans Committee
Core
Insurgent Republican Rep Fish Defends Rebels in House
Representative Fish of New Jersey closed a House speech defending the insurgent Republicans. He said they are the real supporters of the party’s best policies and urged that the people would not return the “repeal” wing to Congress. He pledged further action within a week.
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Alor
Representa Wadver
Fish
Newark
Republican Party
Congress
Tives
Gas measures reported by district committee
Two 1s measures were favorably reported to the House by the district committee. One, introduced by Representative Cary of Wisconsin, lowers gas prices to 0 femts per thousand cubic feet. The other, by Representative Courey of Missouri, forbids Washington Gastight Co and Georgetown Gasight Co from further wasting certificates of indebtedness. Wavorahin reports were ordered on the Senate bill for extending Barry place northwest and purchasing land to widen Parl road.
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Distriat Committee
Cary
Wisconsin
Remegentative Courey
Missouri
Washingtord Gastight Company
Georgetown Gasight Company
Coudrey General
Bath
Senate
Barry Place
Parl Road
HOUSE
Goudrey
Washington Gaslight Company
Georgetown Gaslight Company
Millae
Owen health bill eyed as new department proposed
Congress seems set to consider a health department bill to create an executive department of health. Hearings ended Thursday night with both sides content at launching an educational movement to build support for a campaign through the summer and resume next winter during the campaign season.
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Congress
Department of Health
Tha
Senators Warn of Armament Frenzy Over Warships
In a Senate debate on naval appropriations the leaders warn that the United States is driven to build battleships. A proposed shift to a single dreadnought faces opposition, while forecasts suggest naval spending may rise to 175 million dollars annually within five years.
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United States
Langtorn Hale
Clay
Gallinger
Senate
Hale
Male
Committee On “Appropriations
R Roosevelt
Burton
House
Newlands
Congress Condensed Senate Debates Ship Funding and Tariff
Senate proceedings feature speeches by Burton Hale and Clay opposing two battleships while Democrats deny railroad tilt talk. Eulogies for late Representatives Cushman and DeArmona prompt a noon adjournment. Discussions cover naval budgets and Canada trade talks amid disputes over ship subsidies and tariff policy.
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Senate
Speermen
Shad Bake Lures Judges At Marshall Hall Morning
Legal luminaries gather at Judiciary Square to board the Macalester for an annual breakfast at Marshall Hall. Chief Justice Clabaugh and Associate Justices Gould Wrislet and Anderson accept the invitation. Henry E. Davis toasts, with baseball, foot races, swimming, and other games planned before dissection of Inselous pieces. Committee led by Michael J. Colbert includes Toomey Harlow Bell O Shea and others.
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Judiciary Square
Seventh Street
Macalester
Marshall Hall
Clabaugh
Henry E. Davis
Michael J. Colbert
James A. Toomey
Leo Patrocius Harlow
Alexander Hipperius Bell
James Aloysius O'Shea
F. Walter Brandenburg
Edward Belasco Kimball
Joseph Burkart
Michael Florence Mangan
Julius Ignatius Peyser
Michael Joseph Kane
Malcolm Alexis Hufty
District in Congress bills favorably reported for city and parks
Bills reported favorably in Congress include granting a Tel epost Company franchise to operate in the District with amendments, authorizing land purchase fronting Sixteenth Street for Meridian Hill Park at 550000 dollars. A gas rate fix and debt restrictions are also advanced, plus market regulation and related resolutions.
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Senate
Telepost
Sixteenthe Street
Euclid
Columbia Avenue
Fifteenth Street
W Street
Florida Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Meridian Hii
Park Purpor
Elevators Bill Faces Senate Adverse Report
Districts intelligent operators urge simpler safety devices over complex systems. Commissioners seek an adverse report on a Senate bill regulating elevator construction. The bill requires an elevator to operate only with a safety device that stops movement between floors when doors are open.
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Senate
Lake Mohonk Conference on Arbitration Ends
The sixteenth Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration closed with Secretary Knox signaling the probable early establishment of an international court of arbitral justice. James Brown Scott announced the move as President Taft urged treaties of arbitration without reservations. Bryan urged peace through example and nonmilitary methods.
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Mohonk
Lake, N
Lake Smohonk
Knox
State Department
James Brown Scott
International Court of
Tate
Worcester
England
Willam ‘Thomas
London
Lake Mohonki
United States
International Court of Arbitral Justice
Taft
Peace Efforts Highlighted at Conference Session
The document notes a call for world peace through shared restraint on naval armaments and references Roosevelt’s Christiania address. It mentions a favorable report by the business committee on enforcing treaty obligations in federal courts and aiding naturalized residents, plus plans for a century of peace celebration with Canada. Speakers included Benton Gilreath, Alan O Whitelaw, N Cresador, and Elmer Ellsworth Brown.
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United States
Brasil
Argentina
Fpety
Ecuador
Great Britain
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Howard VII
Nicholas Murray Butler
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Élass
Roosevelt
Christiania
Lyman Abbott
Canada
Benton Gilreath
Birmingham
Alan Oscar L. Whitelaw
St. Louis
N. CG
Adorer
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Would Regulate Markets Proposed in District by Representative Miller
A bill to regulate market establishments in the District was introduced by Representative Miller of Minnesota. It requires two-thirds consent from property owners within the proposed market square and two-thirds of owners along adjacent squares. Buildings must shield market views, and five agencies must form a market, with delivery wagon stands planned if streets are narrow or have a car line.
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Miller
Minnesota
Havens and McKinlay Press Tariff Board Aid
Representatives Havens of New York and McKinlay of California urged a 250000 appropriation for the Tariff board as alarm over Japanese commercial expansion drew strong debate. Thomas of Kentucky joked about Speaker Cannon while Olmsted and Humphrey traded sharp observations on strikes and ship subsidies amid tariff tensions.
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Ames
Maronchucatte
Payne
Vara and Means Committee
Canada
Havens
Mi Calluria
Arm Board
Thomas
Humphrey
Washington
New York
McKinlay
Lanift Board
House
Rochester
Representative Thomas
Kentucky
Speaker Cannon
Cannon
McKinsey and Froosevelt
Cleveland
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Atcikes
United States
Hindu Faker's Jewels Sold in Government Auction
The government realized 5500 dollars today from selling at auction the jewels of Merwain Irani a Hindu faker who tried to smuggle them into the country after arriving on the Oceanic J A Street of Huntington LL was the purchaser He secured a bargain
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Merwain Irani
New York
J. A. Street
Huntington, LL
Dane Commends Post on Big Fight Predictions and Fair Rules
The Dane of boxing, Battling Nelson, visits The Post contest desk praising the paper’s fair fight conditions for Jeffries vs Johnson and the two races now running. He predicts the bout will end within fifteen rounds and commends The Post for aiding boxing uplift while urging proper vote handling and class separation. Nelson later meets Vice President Sherman, discusses prize fighting, and receives an autographed photo.
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Jeffries
Sherman
Capitol
Senate
Utica Statesman
Socialists Admit Farmers At Chicago Congress
Chicago May 20 observers report the Socialist party altered its constitution changing the pledge to oppose all parties formed by the capitalist class. A heated debate arose over whether farmers were included in the propertied classes. The party favors admitting farmers and a May committee was named to study the issue for the 1912 convention.
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Chicago
Socialist’ Party
Tiwad
Dine
Tn May
Methodist Episcipal Church Services and World Sunday School Day
Reader notes Methodist Episcopal services at Hamline and Metropolitan Memorial Church with sermons by Rev. Guthrie and Rev. Butler. World’s Sunday School Convention delegates invited. Epworth League events, speeches by Korean visitors Hon. TH Tun and Rev. J. J. McLaren. strangers observed in pews. Services include morning, afternoon, and Bible study events with international guests and missionary movement updates.
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Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Sthang Pals
Charley E. Guthrie
Salmon
George Hever Jones
Korea
Epworth League Bewice Servine
Sdarese
TH. Tun
Mi. Duauke J. J. McLaren
Toroare
Metropolitan Memorial ME
John Marshall Place
John Reid Shannon
John W. Butler
Mezion
John.r. Forper
Momphin
Ited
Boonpry
Si Pattemnbar
India
Tamvins
Epworth League
Willam Theman
Wales
Rev
D. Dy
Karas
Wei
Clement Brown
Cathedral Choi
United States Marine Band
Tennallytown Ears Ghorch OF the Ascension
Maseac
Qvenus
J. Henning Neiman
Centor—Ervices
Cittaran
Kaspar
Serelee Fim
Aitar
Reredou
Sutteclee
Mpiphany
G Street
Hay
Randolph H. Nekim
D. D
Presbyterian
Shurca
Irmin
Amistad
Miss Lasting
Chrialian Rufeavor Melning
Shiloh
Baptist
Beter Béstwenth
Eerenre Gorthwamt
J. Milton Waldewn
My New Movement
Thomas Circle
Lloyd G Douglas
Christan Endeavor
Tamaki
Japan
William T. Ella
Swarthreare
Evangelical Christian Science
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Fythian Temple
Ita
Oliver C Babin
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Bervinea
Bungay
Gublect
Senday School
Iiain
Ron
Bulla the People's Church
Tint People's Church
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Charlee Aid
Georgia
Fetellana
Paave
Sundae
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Havens For Tariff Board
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Cora B. Shreve
Ort
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Mrs. Bake
the Oaks
Sexerae
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Marine
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Irkee
Belasco
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Everett Butterfield
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Little Billy
Connolly
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Grady
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Waid Riedy
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Baseball Today
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Stevat
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William Airey
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