Roosevelt outlines Dominican protocol under Monroe doctrine
The executive session publicized the Dominican protocol granting the United States control of Santo Domingo customs revenue to settle debts. The message stresses the Monroe doctrine, limits U S action to financial rehabilitation, and warns against European seizure of Dominican ports, noting risks of instability and international tension. General Gripenberg arrives in St Petersburg.
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Customs Revenue
Santo Domingo
Commission of Arbitration
Domingo Improvement Com
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Underwear Supply Advice for Children Highlighted
Brief note urges carers to stock durable underwear for children to last for years, citing practicality and economy. The message emphasizes preparation and saving time for busy families.
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Bevera
Ben E. S. Aef Ilay Ee
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Senate Action on Agricultural Bill Sparks Privilege Clash
Washington notes raise in House over Senate amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill interpreting the Dingley tariff draw back on wheat. The House votes 261 to 5 to send the measure back, calling the move a breach of the House's revenue-initiating privilege. The Mann canal zone bill passes, granting the president control and outlining construction oversight and Panama Railroad management.
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Canal Zone
Congress
Canal Commission
Panama Railroad
Senate considers new canal bill by Kittridge in Senate
Washington February 17 The senate committee on interoceanic canals authorized Senator Kittridge to prepare and introduce a new canal bill, adopting most Mann bill provisions while removing the Isthmian canal commission and extending presidential authority in the canal zone until the next regular session of Congress.
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Death of financier Jay Cooke at Ogontz at age eighty three
Philadelphia reports the death of Jay Cooke world renowned financier at the home of his son in law Charles D. Barney in Ogontz suburb. He was eighty three and had suffered general debility from age though his condition had not seemed serious.
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West Carrollton Tragedy As Train Strikes Two In buggy
Mrs. Rebecca Snyder and her niece Ida Shade were killed at a crossing near West Carrollton Ohio when a southbound express train struck their buggy while they were distributing invitations for a silver wedding.
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