Lawmakers Debate Antitrust and Anti-Rebate Enforcement
The Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce held a lively session on enforcing railroads laws and preventing rebates. Senators urged tougher Sherman Act enforcement and broader rate controls, with discussion of trunk line remedies and terminal charges. The committee plans further drafts and a formal report after continued meetings.
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Transport Had Rough Voyage Buford Reaches San Francisco
The Buford arrived after a rough voyage from Honolulu to San Francisco lasting nine days instead of six. Heavy weather forced delays with thirteen in steerage and eight in cabins aboard. The Fourteenth Cavalry was aboard during the voyage.
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Army Orders Dispatch and Personnel Movements
The document lists leave requests and duty changes across multiple units. Officers including First Thout Wille G Mutcals Artillery Corns and Major Leverart Hl Walker Artillery Corps receive four months leave. Major Rubert Ames Infantry is released from Porto Rico Provissional Regiment and ordered to New York. Capt Gilmore's duty with organized militia ends. Lieut Saward Po Rock Till and Lieut George E Torney face examinations for advancement. numerous transfers and temporary duties are assigned to Fort Leavenworth, Columbus Barracks, and Manila-bound transports.
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Naval officers orders and vessel movements report
Orders issued to Lieut Commander JH Gibbons and others for assignments at Navy Departments and stations. Movements list ships and personnel transfers, with detachments to Guantanamo, Newport News, Cavite, and Boston yards. Mention of a private suicide case and a relics sale of John Paul Jones artifacts in Paris.
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WOUNDED WARTIME OFFICER SHOOTS SELF IN FORT OYLETHORPE
Special to The Washington Fest Chattanooga Tenn Nov 2 Lieut W M Graham of the Twelfth Cavalry stationed at Fort Oylethorpe shot himself through the left lung this morning The wound is believed fatal and it is not known whether the act was accidental or a result of personal crisis.
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Cruiser Did Not Touch Ground During mishap report
Rear Admiral Chester arrived in London from Gravesend stating the Minneapolis did not ground off the French coast. He will await Washington orders before Baltic deployment. The ship remains at Gravesend pending instructions as Russia’s emergency potential eases.
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Favor Three Battleships to Form Larger Navy Plan
General Board urges three first class battleships of 18 000 tons at 18 knots plus three scout cruisers and two gunboats with torpedo craft. Construction board weighs nine to nineteen knot speeds and feasibility. Secretaries to report while Congress debates officer retirement schemes to speed promotions.
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Adverse Report on Com Plant Use of Reservation 113
Engineers assess South Washington Citizens Association complaint about the use of government reservation No 113 by the Pennsylvania Railroad for tracks and parking. The report finds some facts unsupported but notes some derelictions by the company and confirms the Secretary of War’s license rights and the need to strictly adhere to license terms to avoid forfeiture.
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Let Your Stomach Have Its Own Way Dyspepsia Tablets
A period piece urging readers to stop starving the stomach and let it rest. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid that digests sour foods and reduces stomach discomfort after meals. The ad claims the tablets work regardless of stomach condition and are widely prescribed by physicians.
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Faces on the Eve of Congress by Gath
A portrait of Joseph Cannon, a veteran Illinois congressman, who guides 38 colleagues through a tense pre adjournment period. The piece contrasts Cannon with Lincoln, tracing his origins in Vermilion County, his tariff stance, and his role as a central force in the Republican House alongside Roosevelt and the party’s protectionist wing.
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May Oppose Appointments in Kentucky Federal Slate
Opponents may urge President to rethink confirmation of Kentucky appointments announced at the White House. Republicans in Kentucky protest the patronage slate of four referees including Yerkes Ernst Howards and Bennett. Washington visits by Henry Jones and Ben Bruner fail to alter the selection as W L Long was chosen instead, sparking resentment.
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Engineers Form Society In Washington Meeting
A mass meeting at Rauscher's gathered civil electrical mechanical mining military and naval engineers to form the Washington Society of Engineers. Admiral Ray acted as temporary chair with O W Blas as secretary. officers to be elected December third Tuesday. About 125 leaders attended with members from city and navy present. a constitutional draft was debated by a temporary committee chaired by Admiral White.
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Porridge decline paves way for better food day
Loyal Briton from Huntsville recounts switch from old porridge to Grape-Nuts for her invalid husband and child. She claims in one month the husband gained weight, strength returned, and the family now eats Grape-Nuts with cream as a tastier, healthier breakfast.
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Army Officer Passes Away at Abbeville
Capt Seyburn, United States Army, retired, died in Abbeville Louisiana on Wednesday. He began as a private in the Eighteenth Infantry in 1887 and rose to captain in 1900 before retiring in 1900 for disability. His career included service with the Twenty fourth Infantry and Company A of the Eighteenth.
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Englishman Durand Asks Root On Manila Rail Damages
Sir Mortimer Durand the British ambassador called on Secretary Root to discuss a $1 500 000 damage claim by Manila and Dagupan Railroad holders English capitalists say wartime and postwar disruptions harmed the line The stamp collecting hobby gains new life as thirty enthusiasts plan a District of Columbia Stamp Collectors Association with a December 11 meeting to vote on a constitution.
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Scheutzen Park purchase drive gains wartime support
A joint meeting of city patriotic orders in Spanish War Veterans Hall urging Congress to allocate 60000 for a permanent soldiers and sailors home at the Scheutzen Club site. Cal Chase presided as leaders from multiple posts formed a committee to push the plan and scheduled a follow up December 29.
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Burnside Post Meets Nominates Officers and Addresses Made
Officers were nominated for the year at Burnside Post with visitors from the Potomac Department. Senior Department Commander Entilken, fraternal visitors, and post commanders delivered addresses urging greater member activity and loyalty, naming leaders from John A Rawlins Post No 1, A Grant Post No 6, Parragut Post No 1, and Lafayette Post No 2.
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