Laurier Rejects Canadian Attache in Washington Proposal
In Ottawa on December 15 Premier Laurier rejected a plan to press for a Canadian attache in Washington to advise the British ambassador on Canadian questions. Laurier praised the strong Anglo-Saxon ties and noted British Ambassador Bryce already gives substantial attention to Canadian affairs and actions would be limited by official Canadian authorization.
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Ottawa
Ont
Washington
House of Commons
Laurier
Wilfrid
Bryce
Canada
Labor Union Reports and Elections From Boston Craftsmen
The Wood and Wire Lathers Union 72 discharged its committee and announced January wage scales and rule terms for 1910. Coppersmiths Union 92 plans officer elections next meeting. S. M. Tent chosen as delegate to the 1915 movement by Boston Pattern Makers Association. Hardwood Finishers Union 109 debated the best method to organize workers. Marble Workers Union elected officers Thomas Finneran James F. Rehill James F. White.
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Coppersmiths’ Union 92
S. M. Tent
Boston Pattern Makers’ Association
Joy Street
Marble Workers’ Union
Thomas Finneran
James F. Rehill
James F. White
War Spirit Rampant in Senate Washington
Dec 15 Acting on Secretary Knox suggestion the Senate foreign relations committee avoided Rayner's resolution authorizing a decisive move on Nicaragua Some members favored a modified report to the Senate Senator Lodge of Massachusetts urges swift punishment for Zelaya
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Washington
Knox
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Rayner
Nicaragua
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Zelaya
Knox Silent on Nicaragua Case as Expositions Move Ahead
Secretary Knox skipped the committee after a State Department talk with Senator Cullom. The debate shifted to funding for expositions in Buenos Aires and Brussels. Senator Rayner lamented the lack of action on Zelaya and captured territory exposure, while Senator Lodge urged punishment for Zelaya’s acts. Some senators expect executive session before holidays.
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Knox
Cullom
State Department
United States
Zelaya
Buenos Aires
Brussels
Rayner
Lodge
Massachusetts
Nicaragua
Senate
Hunter Dies of Gunshot Wounds in Maine Hunt
George W. McLaughlin, 34, of Moscow, died at Central Maine General Hospital after being accidentally shot in the back a week earlier while hunting with companion William Brack. He was unmarried.
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Lewiston
George W. McLaughlin
Moscow
William Brack
Central Maine General Hospital
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Rochester
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Oxford
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Gibson
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