Russell Rebukes Professor in Mass Reform Club Debate
Leicester Russell clashed with Professor McVane of Harvard at the Massachusetts Reform Club banquet over U S relations with Spain and Cuba. Russell defended Spain and Cleveland policy, praising Spanish workers while deeming Cuban issues a nonissue, and chiding McVane for his sharp taunts as the debate shifted from tariff to foreign policy.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
Young
Perry Belmont
New York
Leicester Shepherd
John E. Russell
McVane
Harvard
Belmont
United States
Spain
Cuba
Cleveland
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Mr. Russell
Mr. Belmont
Professor McVane
Russell
Chicago
Protests Over Pulpit Sermons and Lectures Stir Senate
In Washington on January 22 the Senate heard Hoar oppose outside pressure on treaty deliberations. He cited clergy, business leaders, and professors urging rapid ratification of the Anglo-American peace treaty with Britain and cautioned against meddling in diplomacy. Sherman supported careful consideration and noted broader aims for peace despite criticism.
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Senate
Hoar
Rep
Mass
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Great Britain
United States
England
Olney
Mr. Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sherman
Rodriguez
Central America
Greater Republic
Nicaragua
Frelinghuysen
Morgan
Congress
Vermont
Edmunds
Mr. Morgan
Clayton-Bulwer
Cleveland
Pinafore on the Half Shell at Bijon Theatre
Bank Officers' Association presented Pinafore on the Half Shell at the Bijon Theatre last evening. The spoof libretto drew hearty laughter and the audience, in formal dress, enjoyed a three hour performance with familiar airs and approving stars from the Governor’s staff unavailable.
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Bank Officers’ Association
Bijon Theatre
Gilbert and Sullivan
J. J. Todd
W. O. Lawrence
Hanna Leads in Ohio Senate Appointment Talks
In Columbus on January 22, the Ohio General Assembly gathered for a reunion and banquet amid intense interest in filling Senator Sherman’s seat. Mark A. Hanna drew attention, denying political aims, while Governor Bushnell and others met in private talks hinting at Hanna’s possible influence on the appointment and potential labor-law considerations. The scene reflected mounting support for Hanna and questions about a special session.
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Columbus
Sherman
Seventy-second General Assembly
Bushnell
Mark A. Hanna
Hanna
General Assembly
Chittenden
William R. Day
Canton
McKinley
Jones
Foster
Senate
John McBryde
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Mrs Jones and Witheraux Arrested at Hotel Seymour
Lynn, Jan. 22. As the shoemakers’ day ended, Mrs. Jones and C. J. Witheraux were escorted from Hotel Seymour by Special Police Officer Vincent. Mrs. Jones, wife of I. K. and A. H. Jones, was seen with diamonds and surrounded by shoe firm employees. The arrest occurred at the request of her husband.
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Nellie Moulton
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