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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1905

Page

15

Culomm Sures to Win Amid Illinois Backing in Senate Run

Senator Shelby M Culom arrives in the city vowing to stay until next June and asserting strong Illinois support for his fifth term bid. He says he will seek a favorable role for opponents and plans to meet the President regarding rate legislation. He notes Gov Deneen will stay neutral and not back any candidate as they discuss politics and appointments.

Sherman Deneen Shelby M Culfrom Illinois United States Senate Lawrence ¥. Sherman Yates Interstate Commerce Commission Guy Deneen Ulinois Senator Cullom Hig Massachusetts Avenue Washington James University of Shinms Gov Deneens Cullom Hamlin Chicago United States Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Congress Gullom Senate Building Commission Foreign Relations Committee Senate Finca Roosevelt Foraker Bellefontaine Hikins New York Pass Elkins Aldrich Dean Dolliver Interstate Commerce Committee

Naval Apprentices Leave for Norfolk Afloat Yachts Return

The Siren and Hornet with about sixty naval apprentices sail from Annapolis for Norfolk where the cruise will conclude. The Sylph returns to Norfolk Navy Yard and will be used by the President and staff this fall and winter. Surgeon General Suzuki visits Annapolis for OFFICER ceremonies and tours of new Naval Academy buildings in a Sunday. A Second Battalion engineers march from Washington to Frederick encamp near Lewis farm, with a return march planned and a Friday recital at Nenth Street Christian Church by Mrs Burkhart and Dr Bischoff assisting.

Siren Hornet Norfolk Sylph Chesapeake Portsmouth Nhh Russia Japan Navy Yard Washington Post Annapolis Gener | Suzuki Naval Academy James Fl Sands Academy Frederick United States Enginesis Washington R R. Lewis Nenth Street Christian Church Capitol Hill Richard W. Burkhart J. W. Bischoff First Congregational Church

Gilfry as a Candidate for Congress in Oregon

The Washington Post reports Henry H. Gilfry, longtime principal legislative clerk of the U.S. Senate, being discussed as a Republican nominee for Congress in Oregon’s First district. Despite years away, his Oregon residence and Lane County roots remain, with supporters citing his national legislative insight and broad connections as assets for a House seat.

Senate House Washington Post Salem Oreg Henry H. Gilfry United States Senate Congress Binger Hermann Gilfry Lane County Grover Gilby Washington Oregon

Rival Senators Face Off Over Rate Bill In Senate Clash

Roosevelt backs radical railroad regulation as La Follette and Foraker loom as possible champions. The President aims to push rate legislation with Townsend’s bill echoing Wisconsin policy, while Cannon Hepburn and others weigh public clamor and House limits. St. Joseph's Church hosts euchre and dance for Sunday-school benefit.

la Follette Wisconsin Bob Townsend Senate Hls Roosevelt la Foullette Foraker la Foillette West Speaker Cannon House Pete’ Hepburn Iowa Towa Nebraske Alnois Mr. Cannon Col. Hepburn Congress St. Joseph’s Church St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Government building work and keep commission debate

The Keep Commission examines how to consolidate government construction and chemistry work across Treasury War Navy and Agriculture departments. Large scale army and navy building projects raise questions about centralizing supervision to Treasury and reducing duplication among architects chemists and statisticians. The report notes extensive post offices courthouses and naval facilities funded and built nationwide and cites Honolulu immigration station as an example of interdepartmental planning challenges.

Keep Commission Congress Treasury Department the Treasury Internal Revenue Honolulu Department of Commerce and Labor War Department Portland Burlington Manila Quartermaster General Keep Navy Department Navy Yards Atlantic Pacific Portsmouth Portsmouth Yard Washington Yard Marine Corps Navy Marine Barracks Navy Yard Supervising Architect of the Treasury Internal Revenue Bureau Department of Agriculture Treasury Department of Commerce Jabor Bureau of Statistics Bureau of Labor Nore

Gaynor and Greene to be tried in Savannah

John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greene were moved through Washington to Savannah, handed to Deputy Marshal George F. White, for trial on conspiracy to defraud the government in river and harbor improvements. A report said Maj. Holmes Conrad was offered 206000 to defend them, which he denied. Independent Telephone Company reorganizes to build a large New York system with 760000 phones, headed by Finucane. directors include Eastman and Holden.

John F. Gaynor Benjamin D. Greene Savannah Washington City Secret Service United States George F. White Southern Gaynor Greene Washington Post Winchester Maj Holmes Conrad Conrad England Liverpool Boston Gaynor and Greene Virginia George W. Beavers Beavers Kansas City New York Rochester N. Y United States Independent Telephone Company Thomas W. Finucane Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company August Gehner St Louis Robert C. Hall Pittsburg Joseph J. Heim Hendrick 8. Holden Syracuse Breckinridge Jones Eugene Satterles O. C. Snyder

Spanish War Veteran Accused of Bigamy in Live Oak

John W. Chasteen, longtime Live Oak resident, was jailed on bigamy charges after pension records exposed three living wives. At the start of the Spanish American War he left his second wife who now lives in California and joined the army. He sought a federal pension, prompting his second wife to apply as a widow. A pension bureau note comparison led to his arrest.

Live Oak Fla Oct John W. Chasteen Chasteen Uvens California Pension Bureau

Miss Roosevelt Honored in Tokyo Transit to Nikko

Miss Alice Roosevelt rode through Tokyo this morning en route to Nikko. She was met by the city governor and master of ceremonies and driven to Ueno in an imperial carriage, then took a train to Nikko. She appeared in excellent health. Metropolitan Clubhouse Bids invited for construction on the old site at H and Seventeenth streets. Henry La Farge of New York as architect. Several New York and Washington contractors were invited to bid.

Tokyo Alice Roosevelt Nikko Ugeno Metropolitan Clubhouse H and Seventeenth Streets Henry & la Farge New York Washington

The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Cure Story

A prominent eastern business figure overcomes chronic stomach trouble by using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He details failing doctors, lifestyle changes, and rapid improvement after two packages, noting the tablets' digestion aiding ingredients and broad market reach in the United States Canada and Great Britain.

Pillar Stuart United States Canada Great Britain

Landis targets government printing extravagance

Congressman Charles B. Landis of Indiana, chairing the House Committee on Printing, urged that proper laws could save up to $1,000,000 yearly in official printing. He cited costly publications, duplicated reports, and wasteful fly leaf credits, noting agriculture department excess and misused gifts to officials, with reforms to curb duplication and curb unnecessary printing.

Charles B. Landis Indiana House Committee On Printing Joint Printing Committee Congress Landis Porto Rico Alaska Government Printing Office Secretary of Agriculture Daughters of the American Revolution D A. R

Rossiter's Chance Less as Public Printer fade grows

President's reading of the race for Public Printer shows Rossiter's renomination fading while Ricketts gains support. Rossiter failed to win Senator Platt's endorsement and lacks broad backing, amid talks of an outsider to reform the office. No permanent appointment seems likely now.

W. S. Rossiter Ricketts Rossiter Oyster Bay North New York New England

New Court Clerk Appointed for Equity Court No 1

Williams F Lemon named assistant clerk in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia assigned to Equity Court No 1 led by Justice Thomas H Anderson. He is son of the late Rev J H M Lemon and brother of Dr Hanson T A Lemon. Born in Havre de Grace Maryland he spent most of life in Washington and resigned from the Post Office Department to accept the post.

Williams F. Lemon Equity Court No. 1 Supreme Court of District of Columbia Thomas H. Anderson J. H. M., Lemon Hanson T. A. Lemon Havre de Grace Washington Post Office Department

Americans Buy Mexican Mines in Durango Deal

Mexican mining sale sees Mesars Schully Perry and Newell acquire a Durango group for 2.5 million dollars. First payment of 1.4 million deposited in the National Bank of Mexico. The balance to be paid periodically.

Mexico City Mesars Schully, Perry, and Newell Durango Naional Bank of Mexico

One Weeks Mission for Women Opens on Sunday

The Apostolic Mission House rector Rev A P Doyle C P began a three weeks mission on Sunday October 1 with last week devoted to women and this week to non Catholics. Father Doyle is assisted by Rev H Stravens of the same mission house.

A. P Doyle C. P Apostolic Mission House Father Doyle H. Stravens The

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