Teller Opposes Subsidy as Ship Bill Favours Old Policy
Washington reports show Rev F Prettyman opening the senate session with prayer. Senator Teller and Senator Teer Spenka spoke against the ship subsidy bill arguing it fails to create new lines and suggesting returning to discriminating duties for merchant marine growth. Minority senators led by erry denounced the bill as flawed and predicted it will utterly fail to achieve its aims. The Crumpseker resolution to probe southern election laws was sent to a 13 member committee. No report yet on Schley bills. The president named Crowninshield for rear admiral and Brown for retired commander, while Postmaster General Johnson resigned due to ill health.
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F. Prettyman
Mount Vernon M. E
Senate
Teer Spenka
Teller
Frye
Colorado
Europe
United States
Minority Report
Erry
Senate Committee On Commerce
House Inve
Crumpseker
House
Watson
Schley
Arent Schuyler Crowninshield
Robert M. G. Brown
Firet
Johnson
House Debates Army Transport Reports for San Francisco Manila Route
In Washington, March 17, the House, led by Mr. Richardson, considers a substitute resolution from Mr. Parker and requests War Department reports on officers who studied the transport service between San Francisco and Manila. The aim is to obtain factual details rather than full reports. The measure is adopted without division as the body then moves to private pension bills.
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Manila
Army Transport Service
Washington
House
Parker
N. J
Committee On Military Affairs
Richardson
Secretary of War
Senate
Congress
Gen Funston Dines with President in Washington
Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston met the president for dinner after talks earlier in the day at the War Department and with Adjt. Gen. Corbin. The House Democratic caucus chair issued a call for a policy caucus on the Boer War next Wednesday night.
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Washington
Frederick Funston
U. S A
War Department
Adjt
Corbin
Miles
Seaves
House Democratic Caucus
Has At Virginis
House
Final settlement narrows strike issue in Boston area
Boston March 17 final settlement of the transportation strike narrows to the freight handlers and freight clerks of the New York New Haven Hartford and the Boston and Maine railroads. The dispute concerns whether workers should be rehired as a body rather than as new hires.
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Boston
Marsh
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Massillon Conference Approves Next Year Coal Wage Scale
A joint wage conference in Massillon approves the coming year’s coal mine wage scale. Engineers seek an eight hour day, with a March 20 meeting to finalize that demand.
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Reneh
Massillon
Senate Passes Omnibus Territory Statehood Bill
Washington March 15 The senate considered and passed the post office appropriation bill and approved a joint resolution authorizing donation of the steering wheel of the former USS Minnesota to the Minnesota Historical Society. The House moved toward an omnibus territorial bill granting statehood to Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma.
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House
Port Office
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Minnesota State Historical Society
United States
Minnesota
Hoar
Mallory
Florida
Depew
Morgan
Foraker
McLaurin
Harris
Crumpacker
Post Office
Committee On Territories
Ariona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Funston Addresses Marquette Club in Chicago Rally
Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston spoke at a Marquette club banquet in Chicago defending U S policy in the Philippines and the campaign’s executors, saying the war would have ended sooner without insurgent hope from a dissat isfied faction in the United States. The report notes mine disaster recoveries, suffrage setbacks, a major fire in Winslow and Miss Alice Roosevelt’s Havana visit.
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Aw Chi
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R. E. O’keefe
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Peg. J. Koch
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