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Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1900

Page

5

Army Bill Debated as Senators Clash Over Philippine Policy

The Senate and House debated the army reorganization bill with support from Chairman Hull and opponents like Mr. McCall citing concerns over colonial policy. Frye finished his ship subsidy keynote, focusing on a foreign-built ship registry provision that could shape upcoming debate. Eleven pages of the army bill were disposed of before adjournment.

Wleyen Senate Frye Washington House Miles Hull Military Committee Mr. Parker New Jersey Messrs Cochrane Missouri Kieburg Texas McClellan New York Bhafroth Colorado Cummings Cox Tennessee McCall Massachusetts Philippines Valley Forge United States Congress Fryene

Payne proposes war tax cuts totaling forty million

Washington December 6 Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means Committee introduces a bill slash ing war revenue taxes by about 40 000 000 The plan details large reductions in beer cigars and various schedules along with stamp tax removals and a 20 percent discount on beer once the rate drops to 1.00 per barrel The bill aims for early action before the holidays and includes amendments to legacies tax and other minor provisions Beckham's plurality in Franklin County Kentucky is 8889.

Payne Washington Ways and Means Committee

New Party Movement Forms in Indiana Conference

Charles M. Walter announces a December 22 Indianapolis conference to form a national party uniting Social Democrats, Silver Republicans and Reform Democrats with Prohibition elements. Prominent Populists including Jo Parker and William Jennings Bryan allies are cited. Missouri set meeting December 29. Potential 1904 growth and western absorption of Democrats noted.

Indianapolis Ornivere Jo Parker Popullate Missouri St. Louis Robinson Samuel Williams Vincennes Democratic Party William Jennidga Bryan John P. Altgeld Federalite Federal

Shipbuilding Combine Rumors Involve Cramp Midvale Vickers

Philadelphia December reports that proposals for a three way merger of Vickers Sons & Maxim Cramp Ship and Engine Midvale Steel have been seriously considered by several major stockholders though no Cramp action has been taken. English capital would fund much of the merger with control likely shared via American directors. The plan remains largely hypothetical but seen as promising.

Philadelphia the Ledger Today Vickers’ Sons’ & ‘Maxim Company Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company Midvale Steel Works Vickers’ Sons’ & Maxim Company Cramp Company Midvale Company Cramp and Midvale Cramp

Deadly Mine Fight in Saginaw Leaves Miner Dead

In a late December melee at the Standard cost mine near Saginaw Michigan a fight between Poles and other miners ended with Silvesta Stanck 35 escaping after striking Pearle Jenkins 23 in the head with a club killing him. Delore Brown and others were injured. Jenkins had come from Ohio.

Saginaw Mich Standard Cost Silvesta Stanck Pearle Jenkins Jenkins Ohio Stanck Delore Brown

Water deluge halts and suspensions hit several coal mines

Heavy recent rains forced closures at multiple Luzerne and Schuylkill county mines including Coyle Bros and Crawford & Dugan strippings. Pumps were started to remove water, washery shutdowns occurred, and some operations paused due to flooding. Separately, a northeast windstorm battered Coney Island with high tides flooding meadows and damage to pavilions and the Iron Pier.

Hazleton Luzerne Schuylkill Coyle Bros Dick & Co Crawford & Dugan Beaver Brook Coney Island New York Brighton Beach West Brighton

Death From Hydrophobia in Shenandoah

James Lawlor aged 24 a Brownsville resident was bitten by a dog ten weeks earlier and died after hydrophobia symptoms appeared on Tuesday. Six physicians treated him in Schuylkill County but could not save him. He died last evening in Shenandoah Pennsylvania.

Shenandoah James Lawlor Brownsville

American Farm Company Incorporation at Trenton

The American Farm Company with a capital of 1,000,000 is incorporated in Trenton New Jersey. Its aims include scientific and practical farming, stock raising, operating a chemical laboratory, and reestablishing an agricultural college. Incorporators are John W. Woodruff Hamburg New York Henry C McCall and George A Fries Buffalo.

Trenton N. J American Farm Company Tohn W. Woodruff Hamburg Henry OC. McCall Buffalo George A. Fries

Kruger Walks in Cologne Amid Cheerful Crowd

Mgr. Kruger walked yesterday in rain from his hotel to Cologne Cathedral, cheered by a large crowd that had waited. He acknowledged the cheers by raising his bat before boarding a special train at 10 a.m. to connect with the Dutch express at Zo vern ar.

Kruger Leuven Cologne Mgr Kruger Zovennar

Trade lessons from Loomis urge Latin language for merchants

Francis B. Loomis argues American merchants must learn Spanish to succeed in Central and South America. He explains long credit practices, local customs, and the advantage of European sellers who speak the language, while noting Venezuela's vast potential and current export mix.

Francis B. Loomis United States Latin America Germany Central South America Caracas Venezuela Europe

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