Bailey Attacks Press in Roosevelt Rate Bill Debate
In Washington on May 16 Senator Bailey denounced a Chicago Tribune report as a lie and accused White House aides of slander while Tillman defended Bailey during a Senate exchange over the administration's rate bill. The period saw continued committee work on the anti pass amendment and related provisions before the chamber adjourned.
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Bailey and Tillman clash over a broad review clause
A Tribune dispatch reports Bailey seeks to pressure Bai ley into a broad review to beat the president, while Tillman says he acts with the president to pass the clause with minimal power. Chandler asserts the White House was not the source of the rumors.
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Bailey Slugged Veracity as Senate Sparks Fit of Doubt
Washington dispatch notes Senator Bailey of Texas under fire for questioning the president's railroad policy. Raymond reports documentary evidence in congress and memoranda by William Chandler showing suspicion of Bailey’s loyalty. Tribune and New York Tribune accounts quote Chandler and discuss alleged negotiations shaping the senate dispute.
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One Hundred Millions to Loan to San Francisco
New York May 16 announcement that capital for a new Mortgage and Loan company to fund San Francisco rebuilding will be one hundred million dollars. Preliminary work to rebuild to be finished by week end and money to be advanced within thirty days. Backers include KE Harriman Frank A Vanderlip Senator Newlands and other prominent financiers.
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Taft urges cable to Panama in national safety plan
Secretary Taft told the House committee that a government cable to Guantanamo Cuba Porto Rico and the Isthmus of Panama is essential for fortifying the canal and safeguarding American interests. The proposal estimates 1 300 000 to lay the line, with the Sumner conversion as a cable ship.
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Emperor NIcholas Poised for Constitutional Monarchy Talks
In St Petersburg on May 16 Emperor Nicholas signals a cautious path toward a constitutional monarchy. He would grant partial amnesty and may replace the Goremvkin ministry with a conservative cabinet, while Parliament presses for democratic monarchy. The move risks a crown Parliament clash. Milwaukee hearings reveal insurance politics with $2,000 earmarked for a gubernatorial renomination if a favorable ruling ensued.
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Prominent Railroad Agent Indicted for Embezzling
Chicago May 16 Charles T Wenha long time agent for the Canadian Pacific in Chicago and a prominent railroad man was indicted today on a charge of embezzling 510000 of the company funds.
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Fear and unrest shadow the Russian parliament
St. Petersburg on May 16 reports fear that the lower house's reply to the throne address could spark conflict and demoralize the chamber. Imperial securities closed down half a point. Political prisoners claim beatings by gendarmes with sword flats on May Day at Yekaterinoslav. they urge parliament to punish the guilty and grant amnesty.
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Funeral of Father Gapon Held in Ozerki Finland
The funeral of Father Gapon, found hanged in a cottage in his town on May 13, is held in Ozerki Finland on May 16 without incident. He is believed executed by revolutionists for treason.
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Texas and Missouri Attorneys Plan Action Against Standard Oil
Texas Attorney General Davidson and Special Assistant Lightfoot traveled to Jefferson City to confer with Missouri Attorney General Hadley on prosecuting the Standard Oil Company. They aim to prove ties between Standard and Waters-Pierce Oil Company in Texas.
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Insurance firms will settle fire losses individually
San Francisco May 16. The insurance companies that suffered losses in the San Francisco fire will settle their losses on their own terms. Each company acts for itself under the contracts of its policies and fire underwriters will not dictate a general policy or uniform rules for settlements.
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Senate Panel Backs Sea Level Canal Plan
Washington May 16 The senate committee on inter oceanic canals voted in favor of constructing a sea level canal. Senator Carmack's return from Tennessee broke the deadlock that had blocked action at a former alter.
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Denver Franchises Pass in Tight Denver Vote
May 16 report shows the twenty year franchise bids for Denver City Tramway and Denver Gas and Electric carried by small margins. The Municipal Ownership league plans to present evidence of alleged non taxpayer voting and bogus receipts. Northwestern terminal franchise approved strongly. others defeated. New city council and election commission memberships outlined with party balance.
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Standard Oil Denies Secret Rates Claim in New York Reply
May 16 New York The Standard Oil Company issued a statement denying that it benefited from secret freight rates and disputing Roosevelt's charges and Garfield's report. The firm says annual savings figure of 754 000 is theoretical and not proven by its freight practices.
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Savings banks reopen after temporary closure
San Francisco reports that all savings banks will reopen for business on May 24. Bank officials affirm the institutions are in excellent condition and funds have been temporarily inconvenienced for thousands of depositors awaiting reopening.
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Red Cross Requisitions Drop in San Francisco
A report from Dr Edward J Devine representative of the Red Cross in San Francisco sent today to Washington shows requisitions for supplies in the city have been reduced to 164000 daily.
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Gasoline Tank Explodes at New Jersey Harbor
At Constable Hook near New York harbor a Standard Oil 40 000 barrel tank exploded with a roar heard miles away and a blaze threatening five nearby tanks. Firefighters fought the blaze and containment followed after a hard battle.
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Doubt About Indian Man's Motives on Statehood Bill
Special to the Morning Journal from Washington May 16 notes Senator Beveridge of Indiana appears indifferent to the fate of the statehood bill causing speculation among statehood supporters. Old timers see no real danger but fear Beveridge may be prompting delay while expecting action on the rate bill within twenty four hours.
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