Canal Treaty Passed with Only Six Dissenting Votes
Washington December 18 The Senate ratified the Hay Paz' ucote treaty by a decisive 72 to 1 vote after five hours of closed discussion. Senator Teller led opposition and spoke against the treaty as others urged ratification, with debates over the Clayton Bulwer provisions and amendments. The final roll call showed broad support, including leaders like Mayon and Culberson, while several senators abstained or were paired for absence.
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Hearings Planned on Cable to Philippines and Nicaragua Canal
Washington December 17 House Foreign Relations Committee will begin public hearings on Pacific cable projects January 1. Proposals include government built and owned cable San Francisco to Manila and a separate Alaska to Japan line. Bills from Perkins Hale Jones urge government construction under Navy or direct presidential authority with costs estimated up to 94 million for longer Alaska route. Representatives discuss canal plans and party support for prompt action.
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Funston Confirmed and Other Army Promotions
Washington reports the Senate confirmed several hundred Army promotions and major Navy advances. Notable appointments include Brigadier General Lloyd Wheaton to Major General, and Colonel J Ah Smith to Brigadier General. Frederick Sunaton of Kansas elevated to Major General, with Colonel J Me Bell and Colonel Willags of the Bisbee troop noted among other promotions.
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Sugar Refining Efforts In Formosa Port Town
Dec 14 report from Formosa notes an effort to boost sugar refining. The plan, brought by the Knight Companion, aims to encourage the sugar refining industry. New cultivation projects on Yayea Island and nearby areas will help supply the Porinena market.
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Knox Confirmed as Attorney General in Senate
Washington December 1 Just before adjournment the Senate confirmed Philune r Knox to be Attorney General of the United States. The canal treaty was disposed of and a motion to recommit to the Committee on Junetary was considered while testimony in the case was published.
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Ban Blas Wreck Report Off La Libertad Coast
In Francisco December 18, the Pacite Mail Steamship Company reports the steamer Ban Blas wrecked near La Libertad Salvador coast after striking reefs. All aboard survived and reached La Libertad. crew later transferred to Newport. A Panama tug was dispatched to assist the stranded vessel.
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San Rafael Found Amid Wreckage In North Pacific Rail Route
Report from San Rafael indicates a small portion of the week’s wreckage has been recovered. A timber piece from the wreck helped convince President Stetson that the San Rafael lies at the site. Contractor Rogers plans to move more debris downstream as work continues to raise and valve the hulk.
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Voyage Around World Starts From Sydney Toward Ceylon
Captain Yous and crew arrived in Sydney on November 20 after a rough Atlantic crossing. Laxton was convicted to Sydney by steamer while Louie Pegunte washed ashore mid voyage. Captain Vatt completed the trip solo and plans to continue to Ceylon.
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