Texans Bound for Home After Senate Adjournment
The Fifty-seventh Congress ended, Texas leaders quickly prepared to depart. Senator Bailey heads to New York before returning to Texas. other Texas figures plan out travel, while Postmasters Harvey and Harbert face confirmation resistance halting appointments. The Aransas Pass bridge project received presidential sign-off aiding Corpus Christi Channel improvements. Ball amendments to naval construction passed after long Senate-House negotiation. Houston city name considered for new warships though four vessels already set for naming.
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Representative Ball
House
Senate
Houston
Moody
Promiam
Hall
Ballalso
War Department
Texas
Riche
Roosevelts Clash With Congress Over Trusted Legislation
The adjourned Congress rejected most of President Roosevelts proposals including trust publicity ship subsidies and civil service reforms. Only three measures passed into law irrigation canal and census reorganization show bipartisan merit. Republicans openly oppose his leadership as 1906 politics shift toward his nomination.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Tim
Roosevelt
Army
Department of Commerce
Consular Service
Fort Watie
Vnco
Texas Railroads Expand as New Lines Form
Texas shows 10 817 miles of rail in operation as of June 30 1902 with 603 miles planned and 2000 miles provided for by charters. Projects include Cane Belt Gulf Beaumont and Great Northern and International and Great Northern expansions across multiple routes.
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Silsbee
Fromaumont
Santa Fe
Iey Woods
Steur
Austin
Texas
Thompson
The
Railroad Commission
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Suitt
Great Northern
Rogan
Hionrten
Terns Central
Bortnet
International
Navarota
Fpring
el Paso
Rilo Grande
New York
Tezne
Louisiana
Cotton Belt
Noell
Delvas
Temas
Ander
Menr
Cane Belt
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Matagoria
Bonnarepur
Gulf
Center
Houston
Texas Central
Burnnt
Lampasas
Hertens
Waco
Tinly
Dallas
Navasota
Madleonville
Fort Worth
Rio Grande
Browngood
Poartind
Haw Tien
Tullen Orange
Northwestern
Texas Southern
Panhandle Sud Gulf
Sun Aptodio
Crowther
Chicago
Rock Islaid
Aud Gulf
St. Louis
San Franeisco
Lon
Stormy Senate close prompts Philippine inquiry push
In a session marked by stormy debate, the Senate adjourned sine die after heated exchanges over the Philippine government bill and a Carmack resolution for continuing the Philippine committee investigation and a summer visit. Speier attacked the committee report as harming the army. Carmack defended it as not criticizing the army. The motion was killed by a committee reference.
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Bailey
Terae
Epooner
Representative Burleson
Texas
Beveridge
Chamber
Allisoyi
House
House Hanendment Tom Bil
Porto Hien
Moser
Worther
Wotiure
Cockrell
Letge
Philiabine Biel
Culberson
Lereys
Taos
Philippines
United States
Nid
Patterson
Cole
Admiral Trewey
Morrilt
Washington
Carmack
Philippine Committee
Speier
Vansant Renominated At Minnesota Republican Convention
In St Maul Minnesota July, the Republican ticket leaders were renominated with Governor Samuel Villmant and others including secretary of state and attorney general candidates. The platform endorses the Philadelphia 1900 lines, supports Hoover for a second term, condemns the assassination of Moline Loyne, and upholds Veneant against railroad consolidation while endorsing Philippine policy.
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Minn
Tony
Samuel Villmant
Wadope
Veter Bhan. AW
Bigto
Lyversom
Block
Weth Wongings
Supreme Court
C. A. Pidgeon
Railrooad
C.F. Stiples
Diladelphia
Hooverel
Molineloyne
Veneant le
Philippines
French minister Beau resigns as Indo China governor general
A cabinet meeting at the Elysee Palace announces M. Beau the French minister at Dekin resigns from his post as governor general of Indo China. Maul Doumetr had earlier resigned.
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Elysee Palace
M. Beau
Dekin
Ing
Maul Doumetr
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