Powers of President S Violation of Constitution
Henry Wade Rogers spoke at Faneuil Hall urging strict constitutional limits on executive power. Moorfield Storey, Hamlin, Miles, Adams, Warren, and Winslow attended as Anti Imperialist League members. Rogers warned of centralization since the Civil War and cited a March 19 pension order as changing law. He urged public scrutiny of officials to prevent tyranny and questioned U S recognition of Panama independence as risky for nations.
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Panama
Boston
Henry Wade Rogers
Yale Law School
Faneuil Hall
Moorfield
Storey
the Treasury
Charles S Hamlin
Welson A. Miles
Charles Francis Adams
Winslow Warren
Erving Winslow
Dean Rogers
Russia
United States
Philippine Islands
Lincoln
White House
Washington
Cleveland
Rooseveelt
Boo
Grant
Colombia
Gealre
Columbia
Miss Roosevelt to sail from Yokohama to San Francisco
Tokyo reports Miss Alice Roosevelt, escorted from the imperial household, passing through Tokyo on her way to Yokohama. She is slated to sail for San Francisco October 12, following a garden party hosted by Count Inouye for E. H. Harriman and guests, amid praise for Japanese antique art objects.
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Yokohama
Sam Francisco
Tokyo
Alice Roosevelt
Nagaskar Seigo
Imperial Household Department
Winthrop College President Invited to Visit
ProtoTEB Jynnsin, president of Winthrop College, traveled south yesterday as part of a Southern trip. He serves on the college’s board of trustees and has led Winthrop since its establishment. Arrangements for his trip were completed, and officials indicated he would not resign and would remain involved with the institution and the Peiboudy Fund distributions.
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Winthrop Calieine
Iro Rinek Fhm
FCG
Pashacy
Winthrop College
Peierry
Peiboudy
Wrenther
Chase denies submarines aided Togo victory in Sea of Japan
Special to The Washington West Elizabeth New Jersey on Oct 10 Mason Ss Chase once Crescent Shipbuilding president and Kobe adviser is returning to the United States J J Scollan former Crescent chief engineer also left Kobe The Kobe Japan Chronicle says Japanese did not field submarines in the Sea of Japan battle Andre plans to run for the chamber of deputies in Paris election news item
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Togo
Chase
Japan Chronicle
Kobe
Allies Plan Debt Split Talks Between Colombia and Panama
Representatives of Panama and Colombia meet at the State Department to discuss shared responsibility for foreign indebtedness. Senor Obaldia and Minister Mendoza attend with U S officials including John Barrett and Secretary Root guiding the talks. A population-based split would assign about 10 percent of a five million dollar debt to Panama.
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Mint
Colombia
State Department
Panama
Senor Obaldia
Mendoza
Triana
Enrique Rez
United States
Barrett
Root
Press Club Here Today on Baltimore New York Tour
Nearly 160 Chicago Press Club members including authors poets editors and humorists travel by special B and O train to Washington Baltimore and New York for a first East West press club interchange. They meet President Roosevelt tour the capital luncheon in Baltimore and a New York reception with notable writers and journalists.
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Chicago
Washington
Rooseevlt
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
New York
New York Press Club
Baltimore and Qhig
Mandel Sener
White House
Opie Read
George H. Rowe
St. George Kempson
E. F. Ingraham
Fritz Maurice
National Capital
Wilbur Jenkins
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
E Clay Timenus
Travelers and Merchants’ Association
Belvedere
Journalists’ Club
George Ade
Stanley Waterloo
Frank H. Spearman
Alyah Milton
John McGo
Howard University May Retain Toland Fund Status
A special committee report adopted by the Washington Presbytery in Vienna Virginia says Howard University may keep the Toland fund of 35000. The panel examined the fund balance and its use and details were discussed at yesterday's sessions.
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Howard University
Washington Presbytery
Vienna
Presbytery Debates Toland Fund Use and Seminary Ties
The Presbytery debated the Toland bequest to Howard University and Presbyterian seminaries as long as the evangelical theology remained under Presbyterian oversight. Trustees argued the donor could not fix future denominational status. A report urged the fund be administered by Howard or any Presbyterian seminary, with exams and committees organized for church matters and upcoming meetings planned in New York Avenue Church. John R. Miller qualified as a licensed preacher. Kershaw joined from the Congregational Association.
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Kershaw
Congregational Association
Cording
Presbyterian Seminary
John R. Miller
Lincoln
Hiehse
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Washington
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Manassas
Will Build Ships in Russia Plans by Flint and Perkins
Charles R. Flint and George R Perkins aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II proceed to St. Petersburg to finalize a giant American Russian partnership to operate a Khmetic shipyard in Russia, for merchant and war vessels. Perkins plans return within six weeks, ready to aid the Insurance Investigating committee. Snow falls in Northeastern Minnesota with light Duluth precipitation and heavier snow on Mesaba Vermillion ranges. From the Dallas News. Miss Has been dressed awfully shabby now compared to a soup plate.
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Khmetic
Russia
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Hughes
Insurance Investigating Committee
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Duluth, Minn
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Vermillion Ranges
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Root of the Matter Prompts Self Cure Claim for Stomach Trouble
A prominent eastern businessman details a long struggle with chronic stomach issues, claiming recovery after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He attributes improvement to the digestive ingredients and criticizes nerve tonics, noting the remedy restored appetite, sleep, and daily functioning. The letter asserts widespread sales in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain.
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Uence
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E& Jong
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Canada
Great Britain
Baum Reineberg Wedding in Washington and Baltimore
Leo Baum of Washington and Miss Selma Reineberg of Baltimore were married at the bride’s home in Baltimore. The couple plans a Canada and North trip and will reside at 1731 U Street Northwest, Washington, after November 1.
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Selma Reineberg
Baltimore
Washington Post
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Washington
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Goldenberg's
Parliament Prorogued by Royal Rescript in Hungary
Budapest reports Parliament prorogued to December 19 by royal rescript after failing to form a new cabinet. Acting Premier Baron Fejervary and ministers absent as protests and questions about the constitution erupt during brief sitting. Count Andrassy denounces ministers and reads a protest against the government’s procedure.
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Hungary
Baron Fejervary
Francis Joseph
Julus Andrassy
Moscow Strike Spreads With Demands for Eight Hour Day
In Moscow’s Zamoskvoretch district printers and bakers join a growing strike. Crowds march with red flags and police disperse them after minor clashes at Liebrecht furniture plant. Workers seek eight hour day higher wages and abolition of religious lectures in factories with replacement by economics lessons. Electric railways suspend service after an employer vote to continue the strike.
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Liebrecht
Tverskel
Diamond necktie causes scene at Empire Theatre reopening
A pale but athletic youth wore a giant white diamond necktie at the Empire Theatre reopening in London. The bejeweled figure attracted a crowd, prompted mock ceremonies, and led to his removal by attendants. Spectators speculated he is an American involved in advertising or a bet.
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Empire Theater
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Palace Music Hall
British Squadron Leaves Kobe for Yokohama
Tokyo reports Vice Admiral Sir Gerard Noel’s squadron, led by six torpedo boat destroyers, leaving Kobe in a single line for Yokohama. Japanese warships also depart Kobe for Yokohama as welcome preparations unfold for the visiting British officers.
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Yokohama
Wada Point
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Wisconsin
Redmond Urges Ireland Stay Home After Return
William H. Redmond arrived in Queenstown from New York aboard the Oceanic to be welcomed by Hast Clare delegates. He said Irish abroad advised staying at home and that he himself endorsed this course for Ireland to live happily.
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Auctions Lifted From Government Seizure At Marshal Sale
United States marshal auctioned cars seized from James W. Boyd, former Columbia Garage owner indicted for embezzling government funds. Autos sold for about 4900 while a 213 piece silverware chest brought 80 dollars. Purchases went to various buyers including James O Donnell who bought the silverware for his wife as a wedding anniversary gift.
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Columbia Garage Company
James W. Boyd
Boyd
Franklin
Alexander Wolf
Acarcely
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Aged man arrested for insulting letters to President Roosevelt
Birmingham police arrested H. B. Howard of Avenue D after Secret Service warned of insulting correspondence to President Roosevelt. He admitted writing two letters but denied threats and was released.
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