Congress Opens With Frye Presiding In Senate
A Washington snapshot shows Hon. William P. Frye of Maine as President of the Senate pro tempore at the opening of Congress. The narrative covers foreign policy notes, including China, Russia, and the Paris Exposition awards, plus Samoa and German meat-inspection changes impacting trade.
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Washington
William P. Frye
United States
Maine
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Samoa
Tutuila
Pango-Pango
Germany
Veteran Proden steers President's messages to Congress
A Washington portrait shows Secretary Proden carrying the last twenty five years of presidential communications to Congress. The report discusses Great Britain neutral cargo disputes, Alaska boundary work, and an interoceanic canal. It notes progress on treaties with Spain, arbitration, and Armenia reparations, while reporting a 1900 surplus of 79.5 million.
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Washington
Congress
Proden
United States
Mercury
Senate
Lynn Canal
Bexst
Alasea
Humbert
Taei
Japan
Mexico
Maritime Canal Company
Nicaraton
State Department
Great Britain
Spain
Armenia
Majjesty
American College
Karput
Western Hemisphere
Buffalo
President's Message on China and Boxer crisis in 1900
The President explains U S policy during the Boxer troubles in China. He outlines anti foreign agitation, the siege of Peking legations, and the effort to protect citizens and secure treaties and trade. He notes responses from foreign powers and aims for reform and unity under treaty law.
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House of Representatives
China
Shangtung
Yanog-tse
Peking
United States
Marine Guard
Legation
Taku
Legations
Taun U-yamen
Chang Yen-len
Washington
Snapshot of Speaker Henderson Heads House Opening
A Our Special Staff snapshot from Washington shows Hon. David B. Henderson of Iowa, Speaker of the House, with a leonine head and carriage. He strides straight and sturdy toward opening the House, presented as a leader of men.
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Washington
David B. Henderson
Iowa
House of Representatives
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Senato
Pro Tempor DE Fryb
Chif
Africa
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Delagoa ‘Bay
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Henderson
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