Nebraska Senators Discuss Cuban Question
Special to The New York Times Washington Aug 7 Nebraska Senators Dietrich and Millard defend their stance on Cuban reciprocity. Dietrich denies insults from the Nebraska Republican Committee and argues opposition stemmed from protection of American producers. Millard notes beet sugar relevance now small locally but foresees future expansion. He expects a presidentially crafted Cuba treaty and Senate ratification forthcoming.
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New York Times
Washington
Nebraska
Messrs
Dietrich
Millard
Republican State Committee of
Cuba
Philippine Islands
United States
Sugar Trust
Senate
Committee On Relations With
Committee On
New York
West
Cuban tariff changes set duties for imports
Cuba's Senate authorize the Executive to set import duties with maximums for shoes coal lumber and foods. Percentages range from 10 to 333 for various goods, while some staples face high rates. Havana papers discuss loans of 4 million and 35 thousand as context for the reform.
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Washington
State Department
Squiers
Senate
Havana
Cable
la Discusion
Republic of Cupa
Revolutionary Army
Cuba
Proposed Jury Def in Treasury Department
Secretary Shaw reviews Treasury Department practices and plans reforms. He ruled on readmission of articles of foreign production with duty paid, allowing free reentry under safeguards if no value or condition improvements occurred since original importation.
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Washington
Shaw
Treasury Department
Duty on Reimported Foreign Goods Remains Despite Reentry
The Department requires full description registration at the Custom House for exported articles and a certificate to the owner. On return, articles must be fully identified as exported. Instructions were sent to the New York Collector of Customs. The department holds that each import of a foreign made article incurs duty, regardless of prior entries.
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Custom House
New York
Representative Bankhead on political outlook
Representative Bankhead of Alabama, in Washington, assessed the Democratic House chances next fall. He cited moneyed Republicans and prosperity but said public sentiment favors undoing trusts and tariff protection, urging a Democratic victory as relief. He noted Alabama's lively state campaign and Pettus’s Senate return as likely.
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New York Times
Washington
Bankhead
Alabama
Iowa
Congress
Pettus
Senate
Pull Said to Determine Federal Jobs in Letter to Foulke
A Civil Service Commissioner received a letter from a Western railroad worker denouncing political pull and alleging that all top posts in the Inter States Commerce Commission are awarded by influence. The writer, claiming vast knowledge of the commission, questions whether a railroad employee could even obtain a messenger position without a pull.
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New York Times
Washington
Civil Service
William Dudley Foulke
Inter-States Commerce Commission
Civil Service Commission
Inter-State Commerce
Railroad
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Moody plans naval evolutions with Secretary Moody at Newport
Secretary Moody will join the North Atlantic Squadron aboard the Dolphin with Congressional guests for a week of evolutions off Block Island. The party will inspect ships guns machinery and equipment and discuss naval operations with officers to learn practical workings of warships. Guests include Representatives Cannon Foss Meyer Dayton and Senator Hale. A prior request to pay subsistence from navy funds was denied. Moody later inspected the Charlestown Navy Yard with tours of the dry dock and prison.
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Washington
Moody
Dolphin
Newport
Naval Appropriations
Congress
Block Island
Representative Cannon
Illinois
House Committee On Appropriations
Foss
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Meyer
Louisiana
Dayton
West Virginia
Hale
Maine
Senate Committee On
Secretary of the Navy
Controller of the Treasury
Committee On Naval Affairs of
House
R. L
Navy Loses Philippine Reservation After Presidential Revocation
The Navy learned that the 1901 Nov. 9 order reserving Luzon tracts in Zambales and Bataan for naval use was revoked on May 9 by the President. War Department protests urged placing the area under civil law and Philippine governance, delaying plans for Olongapo works. The revocation was publicly reported July 25 by Admiral Taylor.
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New York Times
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Philippines
United States
Zambales
Bataan
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Rio Pamatuan
Capones Islands
Pamatuan
Santa Rita Peak
Santa Rosa Peak
Bagac
Olongapo
Subig Bay
Congress
War Department
Admiral Taylor
Windstorm razes Oceanic Hotel at Carolina Beach
A violent windstorm near Carolina Beach, 20 miles from Wilmington, leveled the Oceanic Hotel. Thirteen guests were injured, one possibly fatally, as communication failed and debris blocked roads until early morning when aid arrived by boat.
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Carolina Beach
Wilmington
N. C
N.C
Oceanic
Drownings After Cloud Burst At Blossburg New Mexico
In Blossburg five miles west of Raton a cloud burst yesterday caused a flood that drowned four people. Mrs Francesco Dominguez and three children along with a family of husband wife and three children were swept away at Terceo. They were seen briefly before a wall of water arrived and have not been recovered.
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Trinidad
Col
Blossburg
Raton
N. M
Francesco Dominguez
Terceo
New Postmasters Appointed Across Regions
Washington August 7 The following fourth class postmasters were appointed today L C Barrigan Scotia and Edward A Dick New ton s The notice lists new officials in postal assignments reflecting the federal appointments of the era.
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Washington
Newtons
L. C. Barrigan
Scotia
Edward A. Dick
Man in the Street feature praised by Depew
Chauncey M. Depew lauds the Man in the Street anecdotes and highlights The Times Sunday feature. The Times awards prizes for weekly best stories and readers will find the series popular.
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Charleston
S. C
Chauncey M. Depew
The
Times
the Times
Man In the Street
New York Times
Adv
OBrien Arrested on Perjury Charge in Philippines Case
Corp Richard OBrien of North Adams was arrested after midnight on perjury charges linked to testimony before the Senate Committee on the Philippines. A Pittsfield hearing was held and bail discussions deferred. An indictment in Washington accuses him of willful falsehood in May testimony about officers and men.
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North Adams
Mass
Corp
Richard O'Brien
Senate Committee On the
Pittsfield
Richard J. O’brien
United States
Wood
Washington
R. T. O'Brien
Twenty-sixth Infantry
United States Volunteers
Senate Committee On
Philippines
Lodge
O’brien
United States District
Gould
O'Brien
Promoter Dwight L. King Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
Dwight L. King, noted railroad promoter, files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Springfield on July 29. Liabilities total about 60 000 while assets run around 400. Principal creditors include C M Croysani Besancen Blair Girling John Orrick Bonatman s Bank Robert J McGuire Pp M Johnston and Holyoke National Bank with varied claims across St Louis London Springfield Holyoke.
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New York Times
Springfield
Ill
United States District Court
Dwight L. King
C. M. Croysani
Besancen
France
Blair Girling
London
John
Orrick
St. Louis
Bonatman's Bank of
Bonatman's Bank of St. Louis
Robert J. McGuire
M. Johnston
St. Elmo
Holyoke National Bank
Holyoke
Mass
Anti-Sexton Candidate Race Dominates District Meeting
At the Young Men's Democratic Club on West Sixty-fifth Street, members will ballot to pick two leaders in the Nineteenth District race against John B. Sexton. Likely contenders include Percy D. Elliott Joseph F Kehoe W J K Kenny James R Torrance John Sprunt Hill. A grand Aug 17 excursion to Dudleys Grove follows the election.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
West Sixty-fifth Street
Nineteenth District
John B. Sexton
Percy D. Elliott
Joseph F. Kehoe
W. J. K. Kenny
James R. Torrance
John Sprunt Hill
Dudley's Grove
Hudson
Albany County
Broadway
Sexton
Republican Ticket Gossip Sparks Lieutenant Governor Speculation
A conference among Senator Elsberg Chairman George W Dunn and Edward Lauterbach revived talks that Lauterbach may be a lieutenant governor candidate Lauterbach denied considering a nomination and Elsberg said he expects a return to the State Senate Rumors also centered on former Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and potential nominees including F W Higgins W C Warren JE H Butler Louis Stern and others with Stern in Europe and reluctant about a switch to politics
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George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee
Edward Lauterbach
Lauterbach
TIMES
State Senate
Woodruff
James S. Sherman
Utica
Fifth Avenue
F. W. Higgins
Olean
W. C. Warren
JE. H. Butler
Buffalo
Louis Stern
Stern
Europe
Devery Opens Floppers Club Tour amid City Gossip
Ex-Chief William S. Devery moves through the Ninth District denying fusion talks and pledging loyalty to supporters. Reporters meet a group calling themselves the Floppers Club with Joseph Duke as president. A triplet birth at 268 West Twenty seventh Street leads to Devery sending a gift and covering expenses. the newborn boy is named William S. Devery Griffin.
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William S.‘Devery
F. J. Goodwin
Devery
Sheehan
Floppers’ Club
Mr. Devery
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Floppers' Club
Joseph, Duke
Georgia
John Gaffney
Goodwin
West Twenty-seventh Street
Yankees Win Dramatic Newport to Vineyard Race Steams Ahead
The New York Yacht Club sprint from Newport to Vineyard Haven drew 63 yachts under a NW wind. Yankee led at finish with an unofficial 3 40 00 in a dramatic, colorful passage past Elmina Muriel and others. Mineola and Rainbow followed as strong contenders in the bustling 35 mile course.
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New York Yacht Club
Newport
Vineyard Haven
Newport Cliffs
Brenton Reef
Nicholson Kane
Newbury Lawton
Edward Wales
Eclipse
Ondawa
Isolt
Naira
Notos
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Rainbow
J. R. Maxwell, Jr
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Hester
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Wasihe
Lady
Corona
Muriel
Neola
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Elmina
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Altair
Cord Meyer
Chanticleer
Ingomar
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Bourne
Colonia
Yankees
Ledyard
Republican County Committee Sets Aug 25 Meeting
The Republican County Committee will meet on August 25 to plan primary arrangements and potentially set dates for local conventions.
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Republican County Committee
Rhea Renominated by Democrats in Third Kentucky District
Ex congressman John S. Rhea is renominated by acclamation for the Third Kentucky District after opponents Hobdy and Helm withdraw. Democrats vow a strong win to rebuke the House ouster of Rhea in favor of Republican McKenzie Moss amid fraud charges.
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New York Times
Louisville
John S. Rhea
Kentucky
Hobdy
W. A. Helm
Rhea
McKenzie Moss
House
Littauer Admits Opposition From Stewart and Emerson
Lucius N. Littauer disclosed that J. K. Stewart of Montgomery and Louis W. Emerson of Warren are seeking re election. Littauer maintains he has enough votes to win but cites convention representation as the current trouble.
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Lucius N. Littauer
Congress
J. K. Stewart
Montgomery
Louis W. Emerson
Warren
Littauer
Minneapolis Flour Mills Poised to Break Output Record
The Northwestern Miller reports Minneapolis flour mills expect to exceed all prior yearly flour output with the 1901 2 wheat crop. Including the following four weeks, output for the year ending September should top by 15 6 million barrels, about 300 000 more than any previous year.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern
Minneapolis Flour Mills
Hunt for Missing Son In Thousand Islands Park
Theodore L. Peverelly of Brooklyn searches for his son Theodore I. Jr. who arrived three weeks ago and has not been heard from. The father believes possible misplacement rather than drowning and has chartered two steam yachts to search the river along the Murray Hill area.
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Thousand Island Park
N. Y
Theodore L. Peverelly
Brooklyn
Murray Hill
Islands
Pevercity
Student Ogdin Still Missing
CHATHAM New Jersey Aug 7 After searches nationwide from Orange to Dover and pond explorations in this vicinity authorities report no trace of Wilberforce Ogdin the missing student who left his father home before daybreak Monday He attended the Vermont Theological Seminary and was believed to be slightly deranged from overstudy He wore a night shirt trousers and russet shoes when he disappeared
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Chatham
N. J
Orange
Dover
Wilberforce Ogdin
Young Ogdin
Vermont Theological Seminary
Wolf seeks tips on missing son William Wolf in Columbus
Jacob Wolf of Centre Ohio offers 200 dollars for information leading to proof of his son William T. Wolf presumed dead after disappearing from home July 1. He was last seen July 1 in Columbus wearing unspecified clothing. Wolf, 35, 5'10", 150 pounds, gray eyes, brown hair, light moustache.
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Ie Centre
Ohio
William T. Wolf
Fie
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Wolf
Ex-Congressman John D White Fires On Pole Crew
In Louisville on Crescent Avenue ex Congressman John D White fired a rifle at Home Telephone Company workers erecting a pole. A passing woman narrowly escaped injury. White demanded the work stop after company crews began with a permit from the Board of Public Works. He fired from his window prompting the crew to flee.
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New York Times
Louisville
John D. White
Crescent Avenue
Home Telephone Company
Board of Public Works
Draper Confirms Northrop Loom Plant Plans in England
Eben S. Draper of Hopedale Mass returns from Manchester England where he says the British Northrop Loom Company Limited has been formed with 750000 capitalization and all stock subscribed. He reports Manchester works to begin Northrop loom manufacture by November 1 this year under his control with his brothers and nephews as principal owners.
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New York Times
Providence
R. I
Eben Ss. Draper
Hopedale
Mass
Manchester
England
Northrop
Draper
Northrop Loom Company of America
William F. Draper
George A. Draper
George O. Draper
Clare H. Draper
Northrop Loom Company, Limited
James
Metropolitan
Civitas
Dept.i.—James Means Company
Brockton
Long Wait for Ambulance After Collision in Brooklyn
John Reynolds, 22, of 159 Walworth Street Brooklyn, was injured when his wagon was hit by a Sixth Avenue trolley car at Sixth Avenue and Thirty sixth Street. He was knocked unconscious and ambulances were busy at New York Hospital and Bellevue. Roosevelt Hospital eventually sent an ambulance, and Reynolds was taken there with internal injuries and possible skull fracture.
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Sixth Avenue
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Bossard
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Roosevelt Hospital
Roosevelt
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