Panama Route or Nicaragua Route Debate in Senate Session
Washington June 16 Senate heatedly debated the Isthmian canal. Advocates praised the Panama route citing shorter transit time and lower long term costs versus Nicaragua and Costa Rica constraints. The London dock charges bill passed as discussion on the canal continued with Spooner amendments and calls for patience on funding Cuba occupation disclosures.
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Senate
London
Cullom
Kittredge
Panama
Costa Rica
United States
Nicaragua
Freeler
Istheilan Canal
Teller iCol
Congress
Cuba
Cita
Kean
N. Z
Hoar
Fairbanks
Petius
McCumber
Nelson
Minn
Gollinger
Hale
Mr. Hont
Callom
Payments to Gomez Connected to Cuban Pension Complex
Washington June 16 Secretary Root assumes full responsibility for payments to General Gomez by General Wood during the Cuban occupation. The War Department notes the Cuban congress had long known of these payments and defended them as a warranted pension for Gomes, a key revolutionary leader, with legality and propriety affirmed by the military government and later by Brooke, Wood, and Root.
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Washington
Root
Gomex
Wood
Ovcn Pation
Cuba
Congreous
War Department
Wat Department
United States
Gomes
Ihs
Brooke
Gomez
Congress
Ministers to Pray As Drought Persists in Austin Loris
Ministers of Austin and Loris announce evening prayers for relief from the prolonged drought. They will meet tomorrow morning to set a time for the inauguration of the movement. Congregations are urged to join in general prayers.
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Austin, Loris
Austin Hayve
Mala Aenll
Ald Minasters
Hanna Not a Candidate for President Nomination
Ohio Senator M. A. Hanna replied to a city suggestion that he seek the presidency in 1914. He thanked the proposer for the confidence but said he does not intend to be a candidate for the nomination for president in 1914.
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Als
M. A. Hanna
Ohio
Cuttermith
Thin City
Smith
Panama vs Nicaragua route in canal debate and senate actions
The text discusses competing canal routes through Panama and Nicaragua, noting a preferred Panama route contingent on title validity and potential shifting to Nicaragua if issues arise. It covers Senate debates on naval and army appropriations, conference committees, and the handling of amendments amid procedural disputes.
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Panama
Panama Company
Colombia
Nicaragua
Maintein
Milion Dollara Ay
Panama Can Company
Ita
United States
Panama Canal Company
Messrs. Hale, Perkins
Tillman
Naval
Kettridge
Conta Rien
Proctor
Senate
Allen
House
Mr. Tillman
Special Conference
Forsker
Wroctor
Palma Opposes Cuban Sugar Rebate Plan
President Palma of the Cubs informs President Roosevelt through Secretary Hay that the proposed sugar rebate would be highly objectionable and extremely costly to implement in distribution. The Cuban minister Senor Quessols relayed Palma’s view, and the communication path remains unspecified.
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Washington
Palma
Cubs
Roncevelt
Roosevelt
Hay
Senor Quessols
Arnold's Leave Cut Off After Culberson Miles Action
Washington June 16 Lieutenant FF T Y Arnold, accused of cruelty to Fillploos, is ordered back to Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Action recommended by Captain Weir and General Miles, with Culberson’s involvement noted. a new inquiry is ordered to determine if court martial follows.
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FF. TY. Arnold
Fillploos
Weir
Senate
Culberson
Jefferson Barracks
Menuis
Weal
Milesalee
Benaiter Culberson
Aig
Arnold
Jel
Oll Aly
Calerson
Injunction Against Steel Trust Granted in Newark
Vice Chancellor Erjery ruled to make permanent a temporary injunction against the United States Steel Corp. It protects preferred stockholders in their property rights from board action without consent. Mira Berger of Sullivan County secured the injunction with Vi Land Abury representing the steel firm filing an appeal.
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Steel Trust
Newark
N. J
Eriery
Mira Berger
Sullivan County
United States Steel Corporation
Landabury
United States Steer Corporation
Legal battle over Rice Institute charter and one year term
In New York Surrogate Court and appellate actions a motion to probate William M Rice 1896 will advances as contesters challenge incorporation terms. Expert testimony discusses whether Rice Institute articles intended life office or a one year tenure, tying to Texas law and secretary of state authority amid ongoing hearings.
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Pittgerald
Wiliam
Rice
John J. Tartine
Hishoet
Supreme Court
Court of
Appoala
William M. Rice
Oscar Burgatram
San Antonio
Texas
Rice Institute
James Byrne
Tomlindan
Wellemme, Lipockh & Lominwon
Nino Aeld
Tezan
Heald
Jamon A. Baker, Jr
Tomnson
Rice Institute Cam Racelva
Irish debate on maize tax relief contrasts poorest of poor view
In London June 11 the House of Commons debated the finance bill. Chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach considered an amendment to remove maize from new grain duties. The argument centered on maize aiding both farm and the poorest in Ireland and Britain, with critics claiming maize feeds the people and livestock alike.
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Ireland
London
House O Commons
Michael Hicks Beagh
Russell
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