Canal bill passes amid heated fight led by Hepburn and Cannon
Senate approves appropriation to buy canal territory after a final 308 to 2 vote on the motion to recommit. The debate centered on route choices between Nicaragua and a Panama plan with Ample funding for surveys and construction. Lawmakers sparred over potential contractors and foreign negotiations as the chamber moved toward authorizing the project.
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Shaw and Payne Confirmed for Cabinet Posts
Washington January 9 the senate in executive session confirmed Louis M Shaw to be Secretary of the Treasury and Henry C Payne to be Postmaster General. The Shaw nomination passed without comment while Payne’s faced some controversy over committee actions and a requested inquiry into his mineral interests. The vote was unanimous.
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Representatives of Labor Meet in Washington
President hosts a large labor gathering with officials such as F P Sorgent and I M Morthees. Included are leaders from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Helpers and the Order of Railway Conductors, with other federation heads present. The event occurred at the president and Mrs. Hoover’s expense.
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Washington January measures on coinage weights and silver
A description of a committee report from Washington proposing currency measures. It addresses preserving a silver standard at 40 to parity with gold and increasing the silver coinage base.
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War Office Calls for Volunteers in London
The War Office urges immediate recruitment of volunteers in London to replace soldiers serving in South Africa amid the ongoing conflict. Officials stress rapid enrollment to bolster forces overseas.
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Roosevelt weighs action on Schley Miles clash in Washington
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may act to muzzle the naval clique tied to Schley and Miles. A formal announcement is expected soon as officials discuss possible repercussions for the navy department and political calculations shaping the debate.
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Court poised to rule on merits of Admiral Schiey case
The text argues the court was properly constituted and the precept valid and that the president should decide the case on its merits. It notes the attorney general may determine if negatives exist and whether a formal appeal will follow, dependent on the AG’s decision.
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Democrats Appoint Two Mississippi Officials
The president named Herbert Belaw United States Attorney and Michael S. Wilson United States Marshal in Mississippi, despite Republican leaders' recommendations being ignored. The moves reflect a broader shift toward Democratic appointments in the South and follow Bryan-supporter ties.
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German Budget Debate Echoes Chamberlain Speech in Reichstag
Debates on the 1902 German budget feature multiple speakers aligning with Von Bulow on Chamberlain's address. Von Riethboten presents the budget of 102 with a potential surplus and notes on trade, shipping, and finance amid domestic issues and Liberal skepticism.
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Carnegie trustees set to organize for national science body
The Carnegie Institution board of trustees convenes in Washington to organize and elect officers for the corporation tied to Avairew Carnegie. Participants include presiding officials from the United States and leaders from universities and science academies as plans unfold for governance and future purpose. The board meets January 20 to formalize leadership and the institution’s aims.
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Suspects plan coalition meeting in Corinto against Colombia
A report from Corinto cites General Alban alleging President Zelusa of Nicaragua invited Central American presidents to a Corinto conference to form a coalition against Colombia. The Kieins Journal notes Nicaragua halting war prep and buying war material totaling 1.5 million marks via its Berlin minister.
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Dwelling Destroyed in Corsicana Fire
A house owned by Rev. I. J. Dickerson on West Fleet Avenue in Corsicana, Texas, was completely destroyed by fire last night. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
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Patriot in Peace Theme Inspires Democratic Gathering
January visit by Hon. William J. Bryan to Boston celebrates patriotism in peace. Delegates and politicians attend reception at the Quincy House with speeches urging citizens to support war against oppression and to fight for peace through conscience and civic duty.
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Weather Outlook for Washington and Surrounding Areas
Weather information notes probabilities and wind directions for Friday and Saturday. Partly cloudy conditions expected Saturday with possible cloudiness in the northwest. Winds shift from southerly to northerly, with gusts and changing patterns across the region.
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Louisiana sugar growers protest proposed Cuba concessions
A large gathering of cane sugar growers in New Orleans denounced proposed concessions to Cuban producers. The meeting focused on opposing trade terms seen as unfavorable to local growers and supporters urged continued resistance.
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