Government Will Demand Speedy Trial In Beef Packers Case
Attorney General Moody says the public deserves accurate information on the Garfield investigation into the beet packing indictments. He outlines eight pleas attacking immunity promises and asserts government access to books was voluntary, not compelled, with Garfield acting under a House resolution to probe low beef prices and potential trusts. The government plans to press for a swift trial as the Chicago case moves forward.
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Garfield
Moody
Bar
District Court
Chicago
Reguri
House of Representatives
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Commissioner of Corporations
Garfield Ald
Department of Justica
Disarter
Ariel
Ural Luferimathin
Department of Justice
Q General
Act of Congress
Attorney Council
Unrlelt
Fagin
Gram
Refang Fren
Calve Delights and Baffles Crowd in Crève-In Concert
Mme Emma Calve, famed Carmen impersonator, drew a crowded National Theater audience with a dynamic performance blending strict concert form and theatrical flair. Critics praised some numbers for beauty and breadth while noting vocal regis ter strain and metallic tones, with supporting artists Van Norden and Vermorel earning praise for their contributions.
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Mme
Emma Calve
Carmen
National Theater
Mme. Calve
National
Bertile
Don Joss
Calve
Gounod
Raphe
Air du Theatre
Carten
Mma
Perle de Brazilis
Sapho
van Norden
Bohn
Jeanette Vermorel
Knatgel Quartet Delights Kneisel Audience in Washington
The Knatgel Quartet presented fourteenth season concert at the New Willard Ball Room before a Kneisel audience. Beethoven in F minor opus 95 opened the program, followed by a Dvorak terzetto and Schumann in A major opus 41 No. 3. The ensemble showed perfect balance and oneness, with exquisite tone and phrasing. Mrs. Roosevelt attended, noting the change to evening concerts boosts attendance. The quartet’s lineup remained Frang Kneisel, J Theodorovicz, Louis Svecenski, and Alwin Schroeder.
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Washington
Knatgel
New Willard
Dvorak
Natenersa
Mrs. Roosevelt
Cowles
Capt. W. S Cowles
Slater
J. Theodorovicz
Louis Svecenski
Alwin Schroeder
Tortured by Eczema Cuticura Saved My Mother
Geo C. Davis of New York describes his mother Mrs Wim F Davis of Stony Creek Connecticut suffering with severe eczema. After years of illness, high medical costs, and little relief she was cured by two cakes of Cuticura soap five boxes of Cuticura and three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent.
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Cuticura
Wim. F. Davis
Stony Creek
Conn
Geo. C. Davis
36Th St. N.Y
President's busy day on tariff, insurance and deficits
President met Senators and Representatives to discuss tariff revision Treasury deficits and federal control of life insurance. Key figures included Senator Hale Senator Burrows and Rep McCleary while Mr Mellen urged regulated railroad rates. Dryden pushed federal insurance oversight and Columbia prep invited Sternburg and Speyer as guests of honor.
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Callera
White House
Dryden
Congress
Wiltoa
Treasury
Senator Dryden
New York City
Supreme Court
ingYranda
List of Marine Corps lieutenant candidates announced
Secretary of the Navy announced the exam for 24 candidates to become lieutenants in the United States Marine Corps. The test December 14 in the city will select the five highest scorers for second lieutenants with five more on a waiting list. Vacancies before July 1 will be filled from the waiting list. Candidates include Charles S. McReynolds J Ostorne Safford John E Semmens Jr William C Powers Jr Charles F H Price Nedom Eastman Clayton Van B Duval Richard H Davis Sydney Lee Joy Clyde Ros Joseph T Clemet Harold C Hann Alfred G Kuhn Robert L Loucks Jeerson Price Logan Tucker James H Sutton William Dunkerly John V Delaney James K Womelsdorf Robert Tittan Grover Sykes Barrington K West Neville Powell and others.
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United States Marine Corps
Secretary of ‘the Navy
Charles S. McReynolds
J. Ostorne Safford
Massachusetta
Joho E. Semmens, Jr
Maryland
William C. Powers, Jr
Ines
Charles F.H. Price
Fesmylvania
Nedom 4
Eastman
Georgia
Clayton van B. Duval
Richard H. Davis
Minnesota
Sydney
James K. Womelsdorf
Pennsylvania
Robert Tittan
Grover Sykes
Virginia
Barrington K. West, Jr
Colorado
Neville , Powell
Infiana
Midshipmen Reduced at Annapolis Court Martial
Annapolis reports two cadet lieutenants A W Fitch and Laigh Noyes demoted from their posts as referee and timekeeper after the Meriwether branch fight. Four seconds also punished by the academy, but the final penalties await Meriwether’s court martial findings.
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Annapolis
Ivov
Widshipmen
A W. Fitch
Laigh Noyes
Branch
Meriwether
Leutenants
Academy
Work on barracks paused amid winter delays at West Point
West Point reports suspended work on the new cadet barracks by mutual agreement between Maj. J. M. Carson Jr and the Broderick & Wind Engineering Co to allow proper protection of masonry before cold weather. Officers quarters and other buildings will continue through winter to finish as soon as possible.
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West Point
United States Miliary Academy
Maj. J. M. Carson, Jr
Broderick & Wind Engineering Company
Interstate orders air brakes on freight cars raise to 75 percent
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the minimum share of freight cars in interstate traffic equipped with air brakes must increase from 60 to 75 percent, effective August 1, 1906. The decision noted safety issues from car buckling on adjoining tracks and cited data showing the current low level of air-braked cars amid widespread freight carriage.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Act of Congress
Cockrell
Commission
Printing Committee Quits After Inquiries and Adjournment
Representative Breck Perkins of New York led two Capitol hearings on public printing. Oscar J. Rickettss testimony pegged the cost at 37000 for 2000 copies of the St. Louis Exposition lady managers report, with potential 6000 to print in office without pictures. House and Senate documents staff described receipt distribution and binding as well as surplus handling. The committee adjourned and plans hearings after Congress resumes with full committee present.
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Perkins
Breck Perkins
New York
Capitol
Oscar J. Ricketts
J._ Sumner
House
Sumner
Scott
Turner
Senate
Congress
Immigrant Controls Spur Anglo American Talks
J D Whelpley, a special Immigration Bureau agent, is to travel to London to confer with British authorities on the new Parliament immigration act. The countries seek cooperation to identify and track undesirable immigrants and exchange rejected immigrant data for mutual watch and enforcement.
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J. D. Whelpley
Immigration Bureau
London
Warner Appoints Women To Pension Board Examiners
Commissioner Warner rotates the Pension Bureau Board of Review by naming two women as principal examiners. Miss Fannie Beall from First Maryland district and Miss Edith Quackenbush from Firth Indiana district assumed roles. promotions based on long service, with no broader significance. Also notes Florida quarantine easing for most travelers and a money order reciprocity proposal between the United States and Persia forwarded by the Post Office.
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Warner
Board of Review
Pension Bureau
Fannie Beall
Maryland
Edith Quackenbush
Firth Indiana
Persia
United States
State Department
Hitchcock
Names in a North American travel list misc residents
A long OCR list shows many names and residences across cities like Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and more. It records individuals with spouses and affiliations to various clubs and hotels, including National St James Metropolitan Shoreham and other properties, spanning multiple states and international locales.
Fireman McGinnis Killed in Engine Accident Aboard Engine No 1
Firefighters disclose the death of Joseph F L McGinnis the young driver of Engine No 1 after he was thrown from the seat and run over by the wheel A prior driver Keefe was killed similarly and McGinnis had been engaged to Keefe’s daughter The double tragedy devastates the bride to be His funeral is set for 10 a m tomorrow with uniformed firemen escorting the bier from 952 Twenty sixth Street NW to St Stephen’s Church for a requiem Mass
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Joseph FL McGinnis
McGinnis
Keefe
Holyrood Censtery
Twenty-sixth Street
St. Stephen's Church
Twenty
Agriculturalists Close Meet Officers Elected Tribute Paid
The American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations closed its sessions. President W. B. Stone of Purdue read a memorial on Henry H. Goodell. New officers were elected including M. J. Hutchin of Vermont as president and J. L. Hille of Vermont as secretary treasurer. Dr. B. O. Aylesworth discussed high altitude horse breeding with President Roosevelt. Rabbi Abram Simon to lecture on An English Page in Jewish History at Highth Street Temple tonight. public invited.
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American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
W. B Stone
Purdue University
Ind
Henry H. Goodell
Association
Bucttham
University of Vermont
C. Thatch
Alabama
BH. H. Jenking
Connecticut
J. H. Worst
North Dakota
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
L. Foster
New Mexico
A. C.true
Washington, D. C
J. L. Hille
Vermont
B. O. Aylesworth
State Agricultural College of Colorado
Prof
Ames
Iowa
Roosevelt
Colorado
Rabbi Simon
Abram Simon
Highth Street
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Hale
Maine
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Senator Burrows
Committee On
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McCleary
House Committee On Appropriations
Taentlon
Sensitor Burrows
Hucan
Post
Charles 5. Melien
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mellen
Dhart | Soteriaedt
Mr. Mellen
Merchants’ Association of New York
Thhat Association
McCumber
Pure Food Committee
R. M. Allen
National Food and Dairy Association
Horace Ankeney
Ohio
Dr. Ladd
Mies Lackey
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
S Grare
ARMY
Walter Howe
Artillery Corps
Charles W. Mason, Jr
Reath Infantry
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Avery D. Cummings
Tenth Infantry
Nelson Gapen
Philippines
Angel Toland
Robert B. Novia
Fort Casey
Wash
George W. Burr
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Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Inl End
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Kanson
William N. Clow, Jr
Fifteenth Infantry
Flint
Wiliam W. McCammon
Twenty-third Infantry
Madison Berrache
Fan
Sandy Hook
N. J
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Cierent
Harvey Steel Company
United States Court of Claims
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Manila
Wood
Ge Thomas
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George Preston
International Association of Machinists
J. W. Holder
Anton Seeman
Nineteenth Infantry
Field Artillery
Kaw
Fort Douglass
Utah
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Texas
Newport News
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Norfolk
Lebanon
Lambert Polat
Printing Committee
Whelpley
Beall
Florida
U. 8. Brown
Southern Hallway
Joseph Y. Porter
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
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St James
J. B. Aldtres
Shoreham
Bo Mitchell
J. W. Crawford
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H. F. Darrow
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George H Wright
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G. L. Thival
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Gordon
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M. Gartuakle
Eppitt
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BH. Koons
E. Burkheimer
Hy Moax
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G. ¥. ‘Walsh
W. T. Lott
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H. Bigott
A. Hospital
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S Felst
O. Doughty
Pittsburg
Putnach
Peoria
Raleigh
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Jereytile
Shorefiam
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Natioral
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Hugh Daugherty
Inddansport
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Topeke
Kentucky
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Bowling Green
Hart
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Mount Sterling
Bebe
Louisiana
F. B, Mead
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Hagerstown
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Lapot
Detroit
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North Carolina
Mins
M. Clark
G. G. Thomas, Jr
Lon
Mona
Omto
Theo
D. Wetterstwein
Cincinnati
Baleleh
Thomas Graves
Cleveland
Risgers
B.D Beranton
Allisges
Ebbitt
J Hanpes
Dayton
Bebrutte
Columbia
J Armstrong
Armstu
J. D. Latham
Florones
St. James
Tennessee
Crittenden
Knoxville
R. M. Heriges
Nashville
Walter T. Roberts
M. A Chase
Burlington
Greene
Danville
T M Barber
Hot Springs
St James RC
Browne
J. J. Carr
Ringe Mos
W. Weaver
Meo
BR. H. Jackson
Mise H. Jackson
Lane
Himourt
Pultop
Front Royal
T. F. Coles
Charlottesville
W. T. Towers
Culpeper
L. Wood
Chivelle
G A. Holt
Stazn~ Ton
West Virginia
W. W. Meek
Wheeling
Rejeigh
Canada
J. H. Maloney
Ottawa
W. Bryan
A. Crew
Toronto
Cuba
Avelino Perse Bint
EB. Calbo
Havana
Boleigh
Chile
Carlo van Bure
Valparaivo
Shoreha
Munyon
Ays
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St., Cor
Palais Royal
Free Joe
Joel Chander Harris
Robert Grant
J. Magruder
Thanet
Kirk Munro
P. I. Dunbar
Madame Sans-Gene
Victorien Sardeu
Bylow Hill
Geo W. Cable
Papa Bouchard
Vaaniy
Eliot Seawell
Heidelberg
Mansfield
A. Lisner
Jith
The
Academy Tacns
Watersgtow
R. G. Craerin
Wilson Derrott
York
Kernan
Ace
California
Cression
Dailey
Fifth Baptist Church
East
7Th Bn
Munic
Broner
Baputa Dal
Tha Liquorons Company
Wabash Ave
Boc
Warners Fata
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
X.Y
Monzion
Washington Post
Dustin Farnum
WEEU
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Clyde Fitch
Burton Holmes
Tyrolean Alps
Switzerland
Belasco Theatre
Lafatotte Tadep Adent
Will J Block
Geezer
GSCK
David Belasco Preeente
the Heart of Maryland
Joeus Tyler
Edna Wallace Hopper
Orrin Johnson
Macltan
John FE Kellard
Wallace Eddinger
New National Theater
Georghs Edwardes
London Lyric Theater Company
Duchess of Dantzic
Mesart, Klaw & Erlapger
Wim Evie Green
Holargok
MR. Wright Lorimer
U. S. Marine Band
WW Santelmann
Philpitt'y
Droop's
Majestic
Housa
Vanes & Sultiven
Baxter
Owen Davie
Sidney Toller
Billy Baxter
St. KW
Eames National Theater
Seate Optna
Arthur Silty
A. Gude
Professoval
Lamater Foner
Corneyn
Lay
Neo Aumio
Ine Soprve Cor
Marate
Settle Cetates
Caims
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