Roosevelt to send message on Cuba reciprocity duty over politics
President Roosevelt, after discussions with congressional leaders, will transmit a message reaffirming the United States duty to Cuba. He says his decision is guided by national interest and the need for closer US Cuba relations, despite opposition from anti reciprocity senators and his own political prospects. He argues Cuban economic concessions benefit both nations and align with past policy toward territories from Hawaii to the Philippines.
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Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Cuba
New Republic
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Spain
West Indies
Central America
Porto Rico
Philippines
Republc
Bennie
McKinney
Republic of Cuba
Palma
President urges tariff relief and Cuba reciprocity
The president emphasizes reducing tariff duties on Cuban imports and backing reciprocity with Cuba to foster close relations and aid Cuba's agricultural and industrial prosperity. He cites prior messages by McKinley and appeals from Cuba to justify legislative relief and a careful, policy-supported approach without relying on bounties.
Reciproc35y Message Sparks Senate Talk on Beet Sugar Bill
Washington June 14 The presidents reciprocity message gives senators a live topic of conversation but shows no change in the situation Beet sugar leaders say the message clears the atmosphere and helps proreciprocity followers while opponents face the party leader Meanwhile Senator Deitrich presses for action to discharge the committee on the house bill gnats
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Washington
Congress
Deitrich
Fast Trains Cut Timetable by Minutes on Two Routes
Two 20 hour express services debut between Chicago and New York with trains on the Pennsylvania and New York Central lines arriving ahead of schedule. The Pennsylvania and Lake Shore routes set near record times from New York to Chicago and return, with miles covered at high speed and stations passed ahead of time.
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Chicago
Jersey City
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania
New York
Lake Shore
Bodies of American soldiers recovered after ambush in Rizal
Manila reports the recovery of the sergeant two corporals and four privates from the Fifth Cavalry captured May 60 by ladrones at Binangonan Rizal. Most bodies were mutilated and unrecognizable. Nine band members identified including two Teresa police. Soldiers buried together due to lack of separate graves.
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Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Binangonan
Rizal
Venezuelan rebels attack La Guayra amid siege fears
Willemstad reports June 7 bombardment of La Guayra by about 400 revolutionaries. Only peaceful women were killed. Shops closed, panic spread as fighters burned a bridge on the Caracas railway and cut the French cable and telegraph wires. Dutch and German ships sail toward La Guaira as Caracas braces for crisis.
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Willemstad
Isle of Curacoa
Mon- Gay
la Guayra
Caracas
Maiquetia
Miranda
Bogueron
Venezuela
Falke
Curacoa
la Guairs
President Roosevelts West Visit Invitations Pour In
Invitations pour in from Nebraska, Kansas, Wisconsin, Indiana and the Dinwiddie clan for President Roosevelt to tour the West this autumn. He expresses willingness to accept if arrangements allow, with Muscogee’s stop confirmed by a Dawes commission group.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Millard and Dietrich
Nebraska
Omaha
North Platte
Bowersock
Kansas
Quarles
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Crumpacker
Indiana
United States
Hebron
Ind
Indian Territory
Marshal Bennett
Tams Bixbee
Dawes Commission
Thomas P. Smith
APT LEMLY TO BE RETIRED
Washington June 17 The naval retiring board examined Capt Lemly judge advocate general and filed its report with the president Moody says the board condemns him physically and he will go on the retired list soon He is at Salem NC where his sister died shortly after his arrival from Washington last Saturday He will remain in the judges advocate general office under Chandler law until a permanent policy for his office is defined Navy duties on courts martial may shift to the navigation bureau leaving civil law questions to the judge advocate's office
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Naval Retiring Board
Lemly
Moody
Lst
Salem
N.C
Navigation Bureau
Judge Advocate's Office
Department
Hobson Granted Three Month Leave On Medical Grounds
Hobson appealed to Secretary Moody for a three month leave due to eye problems. He is on special duty at Elizabethport New Jersey. Moody and senior officers approved the leave, with a retiring board likely after three months if eye condition does not improve.
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Washington
Hobson
Moody
Elizabethport
N. J
Admiral Taylor
Bowles
Rixes
Hamburg Controls Price In Global Sugar Market
Wallace P. Willett, a New York sugar broker, testifies before the senate Cuban relations committee. He claims Hamburg controls sugar prices worldwide, including the United States and Cuba, cites India’s countervailing duties, and notes his limited public notice efforts while denying knowledge of Havemeyer’s reciprocity ties.
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Wallace P. Willett
New York
Senate
Washington
Senate Committee On
Hamburg
United States
Cuba
India
Europe
Teller
Willett
Mr. Havemeyer
Dear Mrs. Prxawin heals Laura Howard with Pinkham remedy
Chicago woman Lavurna Howard writes of relief from years of pains swelling and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She praises doctors as guessing and urges others to seek the remedy while warning of a $5900 forfeit if testimonial is fake.
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Laura Howard
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lavurna Howard
Newberry Ave
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