Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 145, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1906 — Page 5

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zcns of the United States could well he called "Americans and not "German-Americans" or "FoIUh-Ameri cans." lie asked Bartholdt, the father of the bill, If he would agree to st-ike out the word "Herman" in connection with the alliance fought to be Incorporated. Bartholdt said that ordinarily he would be pleased to yield the word, but as this whs a patriotic organiza-

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House Asks for the Papers Senate Discusses the Negro Battalions Hepburn Objects to Hyphenation,

Governor Smith, off Poiute au Barques,

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Washington, Dec. G. Without debate the senate adopted a resolution calling on the secretary of commerce and labor to furnish the senate copies of ail official letters, telegrams, reports, etc., filed in the department In connection with the investigation of the matter of Japanese attending the public schools of San Francisco. The 1 resolution was presented by Flint of ; California. The California delegation In congress has received what it considers satisfactory assurance that the president did not desire to be under-ftoi-nl p saying in the Japanese section j of his message that he would use the military force of the United States in

forcing Japanese into the California schools in which white children are taught. Had Reference to Mob Violence. It is said to have been his purpose to convey the idea that he wouM use the military toproteet Japanese against mob violence. Californians take no offense at this interpretation of the message and agree that the chief executive should do everything in his power to protect Japanese as well as all other foreigners agalnut violence. "This whole San Francisco affair is proving to be a tempest in a teapot," Representative Julius Kahn said. "It will die out rapidly as soon as there is general understanding to why California takes the position it does. The courts, and not the public, must settle nil the legal questions Involved." Aokl Thanks the President. Inquiry discloses the fact that the legal proceedings to be taken ln San Francisco by the United States district attorney in the matter of the admission of Japanese to the public schools of that city without discrimina

tion were inspired by Secretary Root, who expressed the opinion that It would be one way of effectually disposing of the controversy. That the president's views on the subject meet with the hearty approval of the Japanese government was made evident when Viscount Aokl, the Japanese ambassador, said that he had personally thanked the president for what he had said.

Facts Picked Up Inside and Outside of Coiijjresii. Washington, Dec'. 0. Senator Frye I has introduced a bill regulating the i succession to the presidency. It would give congress authority to legislate on j the subject in case of the dath or j inability to serve of both the presi- i

dent and vice president. Senator Nelson introduced a bill providing for a gradual Increase in the annual appropriations to state colleges for the benefit of agricultural and mechanical arts. TZlastic currency, as advocated by the American Bankers' association, was discussed by the house committee on banking and currency at its initial meeting, without action. The annual report of the United

States civil service commission states that there is still too great a disposition on the part of persons in the classified service to participate actively in politics.

have reported recommending that the licenses of Captain Archie Williams and Pilot J. J. Coffey, of the Uranus,

and Captain W. S. Shay, of the Smith, , bo suspended for four months and that a $200 fine be levied against the Uranus for violating the navigation laws. The insivtors find that the accident was caused, by "reckless methods employe I during a fog. which appears to be the rule among masters. And the owners should not be exonerated of the practice or relieved of penalty, as they are in a measure responsible." The inspectors say that the captains should have slowed down during the fog. Seven Hurt In a Wreck.. Salt hake City, Dec. O.An eastlx)und passenger train, the Atlantic Express, on the Union Pacific railroad was derailed near Church but ten, Wyo., 140 miles east of Ogden. Seven persons are reported injured as fol

lows: Rev. J. II. Gearhart, I Diversity Place. Nov.; Ralph James, Osceola, 111.: Clara Mana. Oakley. Ida.; Frank Marks, Ogden. Utah; P. E. Ilarbough. Standish, Colo.; Brakeman II. T. Marsh. Ogden; Abbie J. Klepin, postal clerk. Union, Neb. None of the wounds is severe.

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Senate and House in ttrief. Washington, Dec. G. The brief session of the senate resulted in the introduction of many bills, resolutions, petitions and memorials, which were duly tiled. Foraker's Insistence that

immediate action be taken on the pend

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ing the discharge of the negro soldiers

of the Twenty-fifth infantry developed discussion, but resulted in postponing

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The houee began its legislative grind by passing three measures: Incorporating the National GermanAmerican Alliance; authorizing the secretary of the treasury to duplicate gold certificates ln Hen of ones lost or destroyed, and amending the national banking laws so as to penult national banking associations to make loans on real estate as security and limiting the amount of such loane.

It Is Up to Justice llrewer. Jefferson City, Mo., Dec. 0. Governor Folk has announced that he will not give Aggie Meyers, convicted of murdering her husband at Kansas City, any further stay of execution unless Justice P.rewer, of the United States supreme court, asks for furthtr time In the case.

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Secretary Taft Reports Thereon Foraker's Resolution in the Senate. Washington, Dec. 0. In his annual report Secretar Taft devotes considerable space to a defense and explanation of the course of the war department in connection with the discharge without honor from the milltar service of the battalion of the Twenty-fifth infantry, which was sta

tioned at Brownsville, Tex., last summer. The secretary details the events of the night of Aug. 13, involving the

"shooting' up" of the town of Brownsville by members of this battalion. lie is very severe in his condemnation of the non-commissioned officers of the battalion for failing to discover and report the perpetrators of the outrage, and of the enlis-ted men of the battalion who, by maintaining silence, when, as he says, they must have known the guilty parties, connived at the crime. He insists that no obligation of comradeship should prevent the men from telling the truth, but Indicates that such of the men as ara guiltless may be re-enlisted. The extract follows: The resolutions relative to the discharge of the negro battalions of the Twenty-fifth infantry were called up in the senate by Foraker, who proposed the adoption of his resolution as a substitute for that of Penrose. Warren of Wyoming offered a substitute for both., which was addressed to the president. To this suggestion Foraker was opposed. He did not want to disturb the president about the matter. The information he desired was, he

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Merit's Tribute Ijong; Cominff. Washington, Dec. 0. Fresident Roosevelt has sent to congress papers relating to the Walter Reed Memorial association, with a recommendation that action be taken toward furthering the plans of the organization. He discovered the connection between yellow fever and the mosquito, and died later of appendicitis. An attempt to raise ?'J.VXM for his family has only produced $17,000 so far. No Politics for Harlan. Washington, Dec. 0. When asked by the Associated Press for an expression apropos of the discussion of his possible candidancy next year for the governorship of Kentucky Justice Harlan, of the supreme court of the United States, promptly answered that he had "no such thought, nor any purpose to in any form engage in political contests at any time or in anyway."

House of Iiords la No Fool. London, Dec. G. The house of lords

by a unanimous vote has passed the second reading of the land tenure bill, the object of which is to ameliorate the condition of tho tenant farmers in England and Scotland.

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Two Child-Labor Hills. Washington, Deo. G. Dodge "got the bulge" on Reveridge ln the senate by Introducing a child-labor bill practically the same as the one Reveridge had announced that he would introduce. It prohibits interstate commerce in the products of old Id labor. Later Reveridge Introduced his bill.

Scattered Hrains Told tho Story. Lima, O., Dec. G. Scattered brain3 around the ceiling and walls of a living room told the horrible story of 4-yenr-old Robert Grant's play with his father's shotgun, which was accidentally discharged. Fire In a "Q" Freight House. Chicago, Dec. G. A freight houso of the Chicago, Rurlington and Quincy Railway company at Harrison, Canal and Ewing streets was damaged by tire to the extent of ?3OO.0OO.

Explosions Is Death for Two. Houghton, Mich., Dec. G. One man was killed and three injured, one fa

tally, in an explosion in the Quincy

mine. The dead and injured are all miners.

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Kentucky Hunts Outlaws. Hopkinsville, Ky., Dec. G. State Fire Marshal Mott Ayres has concluded his investigation of the Princeton outrages by night riders who last Friday night set fire to two large tobacco plants, destroying also several dwellings. He thinks he will get the guilty parties. Michigan Central Increases Wages. Ietroit, Mich., Dec. G. It is announced that several thousand employes of the Michigan Central railroad have been granted an increase In wages, ranging from 1 cent to 4 cents per hour dating from Nov. 1.

Tame Deaver In Canada. In Manitoba the beaver is protected by law from either being shot or trapped, and the protection results in Increase. Colonies of the animals can now be found both on the Ochre and Turtle rivers, to the east of Dauphin. One colony has started building a dam on tho Ochre river at the railway bridge near the village. So tame have the animals become that it is a common thing for the residents to visit the locality in the evening and watch the industrious animals at work. In one or two cases the work of the beaver in damming the Turtle river has proved a loss to farmers in the vicinity by their land being flooded and the water overflowing it. The matter was laid before the government in Winnipeg by parties interested, and permission obtained to open the dams, but not to molest the animals. As the beaver increases rapidy, the government is likely to have another problem on its hands to solve before a great while.

Dog Buried In Fine Coffin. A Tunbridge Wells, Eng., woman,

who recently lost a dog of which she

was very proud, ordered from a local

undertaker a handsome polished oak coffin, with silvered fittings, for her

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Strike Follows Suppression. Odessa. Dec. G. The suppression of the Seamen's union by the government uas been followed by a strike of the

in the possession of the war de- i leamen, with the result that the busl-

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parlment. and could b secured there without difficulty. Culberson offered an amendment to the Foraker resolution calling in addition for the order issued to Major Penrose, in command of the Tweutytifth infantry, directing him not to deliver to the civil authoi,ties of Texas certain members of his command charged with assault to murder and murder. This was accepted by Foraker. who was about to demand a vote on the question of immediate consideration when the absence of Penrose was noted and Foraker let the matter fro over.

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Hepburn Wonld Drop "German,''

i "Irish," "Polish." Etc. Washington, Dec. 6. Hepburn of Iowa objected to the word "German" in connection with the word ''American' when the bill to incorporate the '"National 'German - American' AHIt nnoe" was called up in the house. Hep- ! burn said he was opposed to such hyphenation, and thought that citi-

Harvard Student 111 with Fever Springs from tied and Tackles Two Burfjlara. New York. Dec G. Edward Crowinshield, a Harvard student now ill with a fever at the home of his father, Frederick Crowinshleld. the artist, sprang from his bed and despite the protests of his nurse gave battle to two burglars whose operations had attracted his attention. With extraordinary strength the patient had gotten the better of one of the intruders, when the man's pal came to his rescue and the two overpowered Crowinshleld. The struggle aroused the sick man's father, who arrived with a revolver

and drove t he burglars In flight through a rear window. The young man was hurried back to bed. having, according to physicians who were hastily

summoned, experienced no serious rei suits in Lb? piidniht encounter.

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