Debates Over River and Harbor Bill as Clarke Dies
House adjourns after the day’s debate on the river and harbor bill with speakers Cushman and Hepburn attacking the measure. They cite ship draughts, harbor depths, and unequal state benefits while honoring Rep. Clarke of New Hampshire who died.
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Pettigrew Attacks Shafter In Senate Debate
Washington today saw sharp exchanges during Senate discussion of the army reorganization bill. A dramatic Manila protest from over 200 people urged U S action against the Filipinos. An objection labeled the Teller petition treasonous, while amendments elevating Wilson Lee and Shafter to major general caused debate but passed.
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Navy Budget Advances with New Ships and Enlisted Boost
The House naval affairs committee approved the naval appropriation increasing the fleet by two battleships and two cruisers, and authorized 6000 more enlisted men. The bill funds commissioning two naval academy classes on cruise and the graduating senior class in June, creating about 150 new officers. The board of Navy chiefs opposes building more Holland type boats beyond the eight already authorized.
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Senate committee backs broader ship subsidy bill
The Senate committee on commerce approved several amendments to the ship subsidy bill. One amendment extends subsidies to ships in both foreign and coastwise trade, including Panama Railroad Line vessels, provided the cargo is foreign.
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Navy awards contracts for cruisers No 4 and 7 to Cramps
The Secretary of the Navy signed agreements with the Cramps of Philadelphia to build two cruisers numbered No 4 and No 7. One ship will be sheathed and the other un befitted.
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Ten Years More for Government Contour Work Delayed
Governor Crane cites 1884 commission to map the state geology survey. Costs now near 254000 after sixteen years, with a $40000 original estimate. Six staff paid, rest unpaid. Commission seeks further appropriation amid port activity updates, ship arrivals, and weather impacts on vessels at New Bedford and nearby harbors.
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Fitzgerald leads Topographical Commission push to abolish board
Commissioner Hodgdon defends the survey as vital for Virginia Commonwealth affairs noting it clarifies boundary lines and reduces local disputes. Professor Burton and others estimate completion within eight to ten years with costs tapering and monuments marking state lines with neighboring states.
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Deserters From Glanystwyth and Busy Harbor Scene
Three deserters from the British steamer Glanystwyth, claiming the vessel is unseaworthy, are cared for by North End countrymen. At Fiskes wharf the Katharine D. Perry is being fitted with masts, leaving the foremast for last. The Henry Lippitt of Providence nears departure with a valuable cargo bound for Sierra Leone. The barkentine Herbert Fuller, linked to a murder case, shifts routes to New Zealand, loaded via New York. The Mabel II Meyers secures lumber for Rosario at 10.50 per 1000 feet. Six vessels entered before the storm, and crews work amid busy street activity at T wharf. A sailor-leasing shippers’ remark warns against believing rumors of ten sailing ships anchored at Hampton Roads.]
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Shipping News Keeps Pace with Winter Voyages and Ports
Jan 11 highlights arrivals and clearances across Atlantic and coastal routes. Steamers Argo Dove Calcutta and more arrive from Zanzibar Halifax Boston Yarmouth St John and Gloucester with sugars jute and barges. Winds easterly to southeast. several vessels sail for Baltimore Portsmouth Portsmouth and New York.
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