Cullom confident in Illinois support for fifth Senate term
Senator Shelby M Culom arrives in the city announcing strong backing for re election and plans to stay through June. He hints at talks with Lieutenant Governor Lawrence Sherman about a future Interstate Commerce Commission appointment while Governor Deneen remains neutral. He will attend the President’s installation at the University of Shinms this month and visit Washington to discuss rate legislation.
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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 Cruise Ends Return of Sylph
Siren and Hornet sail from Norfolk with about sixty naval apprentices after a Chesapeake practice cruise. Sylph remains at Norfolk Navy Yard for fall and winter use by the President and staff. Surgeon Suzuki of the Japanese Navy visits Annapolis. Engineers from Frederick hold a march from Washington Barracks. a song recital is planned at Nenth Street Christian Church to aid choir improvements.
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Hornet
Norfolk
Sylph
Chesapeake
Portsmouth
Nhh
Russia
Japan
Navy Yard
Washington Post
Frederick
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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
Henry H. Gilfry, longtime principal legislative clerk of the U S Senate, is repeatedly named as a potential Republican candidate in Oregon s First district. Despite long residence elsewhere, supporters cite his national experience, Oregon ties, and Washington contacts as qualifications for entering the race amid a demoralized GOP.
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Senate
House
Washington Post
Salem
Oreg
Henry H. Gilfry
United States Senate
Congress
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Gilfry
Lane County
Grover
Gilby
Washington
Oregon
Rivalry between Fage to Fage in Senate clash anticipated
President Roosevelt pushes radical railroad rate legislation echoed by La Follette in Wisconsin history. Foraker remains a key conservative voice on the Senate Commerce panel as debates loom on administration bills and rate policy. St. Joseph's Church hosts a euchre and dance to support its Sunday school.
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Bob
Townsend
la Follette
Wisconsin
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
Top-Heavy In Offices Keep Commission Inquiries
The Keep Commission weighs concentrated government building and chemical work. Treasury supervises most public buildings, War and Navy expand posts and yards, and numerous chemistry offices multiply across departments. Critics urge consolidation under Treasury to reduce duplication and waste, while statisticians and other bureaus resist broad changes.
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Congress
Treasury Department
the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Honolulu
Department of Commerce and Labor
War Department
Portland
Burlington
Manila
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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 stand trial for conspiracy
John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greene were escorted by Secret Service to Savannah to face trial on charges of conspiring to defraud the government in river and harbor improvements. They were handed to U S Marshal George F White and left by the Southern Railway at 6 20 a m. Maj Holmes Conrad denied a reported $206,000 offer to defend Gaynor and Greene. Independent Telephone Company completes permanent organization in Rochester with $25 million mortgage and plans for a major New York system.
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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
Three Living Wives Alleged of Live Oak Bigamist
Live Oak resident John W Chasteen, a Spani sh War veteran, was jailed on bigamy charges amid claims he has three wives. He left his second wife during the Spanish American War and enlisted, later applying for a federal pension. The second wife, believing him dead, also sought a widow’s pension until pension bureau officials uncovered his whereabouts leading to arrest.
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Live Oak
Fla
Oct
John W. Chasteen
Chasteen
Uvens
California
Pension Bureau
Miss Roosevelt Honored On Tokyo Visit To Nikko
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Tokyo this morning en route to Nikko. She was met by the city governor and the Master of Ceremonies, rode in an imperial carriage to Ueno, then took a train to Nikko, appearing in excellent health. Metropolitan clubhouse bids are to open this week for a site on H and Seventeenth streets, with Henry La Farge of New York as architect and bids from New York and Washington firms invited.
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Gallager
Cullom
House
Capitol
Congressional
Tokyo
Alice Roosevelt
Nikko
Ugeno
Metropolitan Clubhouse
H and
Seventeenth Streets
Henry & la Farge
New York
Washington
The Root of the Matter: Curing Digestive Troubles
A man in an Eastern city credits lengthy business stress and poor habits with stomach trouble, kidney and heart strain, and nervous irritability. After trying various doctors, he uses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and reports rapid appetite and health improvement, crediting the remedy's aseptic pepsin and malt diastase for digesting food and restoring strength.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Landis targets waste in Government Printing Office
Congressman Charles B. Landis of Indiana, chairing the House committee on Printing, urged Congress to curb extravagance in official printing. He cited costly publications, duplication in reports from Agriculture, and the wasteful fly leaf credits, noting irrigation and other Congress gifts were discarded by porters yet printed anyway. He warned reforms could save up to a million dollars annually.
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Congress
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
House Committee On Printing
Joint Printing Committee
Porto Rico
Alaska
Government Printing Office
Secretary of Agriculture
Daughters of the American Revolution
D A. R
Rossiter's Chance Diminishes in Public Printer Race
The campaign for the Public Printer post remains active as Washington gathers opinions from senators and representatives. President Wilson has not indicated a choice, with Rossiter's prospects waning while Ricketts's supporters push, and Platt's endorsement proving essential but elusive.
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W. S. Rossiter
Ricketts
Rossiter
Oyster Bay
North
New York
New England
Williams F. Lemon Named Assistant Clerk for Equity Court No. 1
Williams F. Lemon has been appointed assistant clerk in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia and assigned to Equity Court No. 1 presided by Justice Thomas H. Anderson. He resigns from the Post Office Department to take the new post, is a son of the late Rev. J. H. M. Lemon and brother of Dr. Hanson T. A. Lemon, born in Havre de Grace Maryland but long based in Washington.
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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
Americans Mesars Schully Perry and Newell have acquired mining claims in Durango for 2 500 000 dollars. An initial payment of 1 400 000 is placed in the National Bank of Mexico, with the balance to be paid periodically. The purchase is described as the most important mining transaction in years.
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Mesars
Schully, Perry, and
Newell
Durango
Naional Bank of Mexico
Mission Week For Non Catholics Opens October First
One weeks mission for women led by Rev A P Doyle C P rector of the Apostolic Mission House opened a three weeks mission Sunday October 1. Last week was for women while this week is for non Catholics. Father Doyle is aided by Rev H Stravens of the Apostolic Mission House.
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C. P
Apostolic Mission House
Father Doyle
H. Stravens
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