Philippine Civil Government bill passes House amid party lines
The House approved the Philippine Civil Government bill 141 to 97 after a nine hour session. Massachusetts Democrat McCall joined Democrats for the minority’s rejected plan for a temporary government and eventual independence. Debate spanned across remarks on Funston and the Spanish war, with leaders challenging the Republicans and Democrats over costs and future self government for the Philippines.
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Massachusetts
Mr. Clark
Landis
Gen. Funston
Funston
Indiana
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Teddy
Dewey
Schley
Joe’ Wheeler
Hobson
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Perry
Farragut
Philippines
Jesus Christ
Littlefield
Maine
Reed
Shackleford
United States
Spain
Mr. Cooper
Texas
Winfield Scott Schrey
de Armond
Republican Party
Patterson
Dem
Tenn
Unite States
Jolo
Cooper
Philippine Islands
Congress
Islands
Mr. Grosvenor
Mr. Sulzer
N. Y
Ohio
Grosvenor
Messrs. McCall
Rep
Mass
Provisions of the Bill on Philippine Civil Government
Washington June 26 The substitute for the Senate Philippine Civil Government bill differs in many minor points as well as key areas. The House substitute creates a two house legislature with a popular assembly elected by Filipinos after peace is established. It expands the bill of rights and defines residency protections, adds appeal avenues to the US Supreme Court, and outlines a gold standard currency with peso as the silver core. It tightens franchise restrictions, mirrors Porto Rico rules, and sets higher bonds for friar lands with two Filipino delegates in Washington and floor access.
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Senate
House
Philippine Commission
Supreme Court of the
United States
Islands
Porto Rico
Taft Mission to Rome Plays Vatican Negotiation Card
Rome chatter says Taft mission may trade compensation for Philippine monks dispossession. Vatican uneasy over precedent and Rampolla maneuvers as papal conclave stakes loom. Washington could face clauses to enforce terms if orders or Vatican resist.
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The
Times
Taft
Vatican
Washington
Philippines
Cardinal Rampolla
Cuban Reciprocity Treaty Nearing Final Form
Washington reports Senior Quesada and Acting Secretary Hill reviewed bases for a U S Cuba reciprocity treaty. Drafting is complete with no major disputes, and a final form could reach the Senate quickly. The administration aims to have a ready to ratify agreement, keeping schedule details protected though similar to the pending Cuban Reciprocity bill.
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Quesada
Hill
United States
Cuba
Senate
State Department
M Bruwaert Named New French Minister to Cuba
Edmond Bruwaert, French Consul General, expected to receive appointment as French Minister to the Republic of Cuba from Paris within a day or two. He has served as Consul General since 1894 with prior posts in Melbourne and Chicago and has been in consular service since 1873. Mme Bruwaert, formerly Miss King of Chicago.
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Paris
Republic of
Cuba
M. Bruwnert
Melbourne
Chicago
International Postal Commission
International Monetary Conference
M. Cogordan
China
Tonquin
Li-Hung-Chang
Wu Ting-Fang
Bruwaert
Mme. Bruwaert
King of
Bills in Congress authorize bridges and honors in river areas
Senate measures remove a New York shoal and award medals to Revenue Cutter Service members from the 1897 arctic relief, while authorizing bridges across the Monongahela in Pennsylvania and the Calumet and Emory rivers in Indiana Tennessee. House proposals include city bridge in Little Falls Minnesota and Wilmington port status for dutiable imports. The Cumberland River and Fifth Circuit terms are also addressed.
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New York Harbor
Secretary of the Treasury
David H. Jarvis
Ellsworth P. Bertholf
Samuel J. Call
Revenue Cutter Service
Arctic
West Elizabeth and Dravesburg Bridge Company
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
TH House
Little Falls
Minn
Mississippi River
Wilmington
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Internal Revenue Laws
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Emory River
Harriman
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New
Ind
Chicago and State Line Railroad
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Hyde Park Station
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth Judi District
Fort Worth
Texas
House Votes For The Panama Canal
The Spooner amendment to Hepburn bill passes the House by 252 to 8. President must decide canal route after signing, with Panama preferred if titles and concessions align, else Nicaragua. Col Hepburn favors Nicaragua. Burton presses for a roll call, exposing party splits over Panama versus nothing.
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Washington
Congress
House
Spooner
Panama
Nicaragua
Ball
Texas
Bell
Colorado
Hay
Virginia
Claude Kitchin
N. C
Loud
California
Neville
Nebraska
Woods
Jones
New York Times
Col. Hepburn
Conferrees
House Conferrees
Senate Conferrees
Senate
Burton
Ohio
Hanna forecasts prompt Panama Canal work with Colombia treaty
Senator Hanna said work would start on the Panama Canal at the earliest date once the Colombia treaty is signed next winter. He emphasized prompt presidential action, rapid progress after preliminaries, and confidence in the Isthmian route under commission and government support. He praised businesslike judgment guiding the canal decision.
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Washington
Hanna
Panama Canal
Republic of Colombia
Senate
Isthmian Commission
House
Panama
Kittredge
South Dakota Senator Praised For Canal Committee Work
A South Dakota Senator earns broad praise from fellow senators of all views for his strong record and effective leadership through his role on the Canal Committee. His bipartisan support highlights his influence on canal routing matters.
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South Dakota
Canal Committee
Senate Adopts Canal Bill Conference Report
Washington June 26 Mr Morgan presented the conference report on the Canal bill to the Senate and it was adopted. The measure passed and will be sent to the President for signature.
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Senate
Washington
Morgan
Fire at Sandhurst Cadet Quarters Sparks Suspicion
London reports another mysterious blaze at the Military College of Sandhurst. Cadets suspect, two arrested, clothing damaged, fires since April, committee investigates, leave for cadets previously halted.
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London
Military College
Sandhurst
Bronson Howard Returns From Europe in Improved Health
Playwright Bronson Howard, back from two years abroad aboard the Graf Waldersee, says he is better and even optimistic about full recovery. He has traveled in the South of France and Switzerland, Egypt, and seen many physicians. He uses crutches but feels improvement. no work or plans yet. He plans Adirondacks for summer then Southern California for winter.
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Bronson Howard
Graf Waldersee
West
One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Mr. Howard
New York
Adirondacks
California
Notes of the Theatres Openings andrumors in New York
The theatre scene grows with new openings and moves. Fiske Campbell Hackett deny control plans in Baltimore while Berkeley Lyceum in West Forty-fourth Street prepares for October launch under Mrs Osborn. Actors Order of Friendship shifts to an actors club. Miss Jane Corcoran to wed J Emory Baxter next Monday. American Dramatists Club eyes tariff bill to protect American authors.
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Manhattan Theatre
Baltimore
Harrison Grey Fiske
Berkeley Lyceum
West Forty-fourth Street
Robert Osborn
Lyceum
Actors’ Order of Friendship
West Forty-seventh Street
Actors’ Club
Jane Eleanor Corcoran
J. Emory Baxter
Taylor Street
Brooklyn
Church of the Holy Name of Jesus
Ninety-sixth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
American Dramatists’ Club
New York
Sandhurst cadets strike ends with cheers for governor
Sandhurst cadets at Sandhurst College staged a spontaneous outbreak protesting War Office leave restrictions. After a severe lecture by Gen. Markham, two senior Corporals faced punishment. About 200 cadets joined a night raid on Camberley’s Foresters fete, smashing lamps and looting money takers, then returned to college as the Governor was cheered. Authorities and cadets dispute prior reports of disrespect.
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Tana
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Camberley
London Mail
McCormick Presents Credentials as American Ambassador
Emperor Francis Joseph received Robert S. McCormick in Vienna in a elaborate state ceremony marking his new role as United States Ambassador to Austria-Hungary. McCormick and staff were escorted by Baron Ambrozy via gilded court carriages, with the envoy later meeting other U. S. officials and attending a service for King Edward.
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Explosion at Carabanchel Magazine in Madrid News
A gunpowder magazine at the Carabanchel encampment near Madrid exploded this morning. Two men died and fourteen were injured. The blast damaged many houses and shattered windows as the King and his household rushed to the scene to assess the damage.
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Wraps and Gowns by Miss A M Cooper in Times
The newest striking Summer costumes worn by society leaders are cleverly described and illustrated by Miss A M Cooper, acclaimed in this field. The feature appears in next Sunday's edition of THE NEW York Times Adv.
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A. M. Cooper
NEW York Times
Adv
William Lidderdale Dead
London June 26 announces the death of William Lidderdale a former Bank of England director and governor who played a key role in stabilizing the money market during Barings crisis actions.
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William Lidderdale
Bank of England
William Lidderdale Hero of the Baring Crisis Passed
The Right Hon William Lidderdale a Scot by descent rose from Rathbone Bros in Liverpool to a London office partner and Bank of England director in 1870 He served as Governor from 1889 to 1892 and earned Privy Councillor status plus city freedom for his handling of the 1890 Baring crisis He was seventy years old.
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Lidderdale
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Bishop Cowie of Auckland Dies in New Zealand
The Right Rev William Garden Cowie D D Bishop of Auckland died he was born in 1831 and educated at Trinity Hall Cambridge 1854 ordained that year He served as Chaplain to Lord Clyde during Lucknow 1858 and to the Governor General of India until 1863 He later led Staford parish 1867 1869 and became Bishop of Auckland 1869 primate of New Zealand from 1895 He authored Notes on the Tomle of Cashmere A Visit to Norfolk Island and Our Last Year in New Zealand
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New Zealand
William Garden Cowie
Auckland
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Lord Clyde
Lucknow
India
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Cashmere
Norfolk Island
Physician Dead in Elevator Shaft Accident at Columbia Hospital
Dr. William N. Fisher formerly of Richmond Virginia died after an elevator shaft fall at Columbia Hospital last night. He fractured his skull and died today. He was active in several medical societies and professional circles.
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Washington
William N. Fisher
Richmond
Columbia Hospital
Death List of a Day in Dallas Texas
Richard C. Ware aged fifty prominent Dallas Texas cattleman and former US marshal and Texas Ranger captain died at Fort Worth of heart failure. He broke up the Sam Bass gang and led the fight against outlaws in the Western District of Texas during Cleveland era.
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United States
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Mitchell County
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Sam Bass
Death of Utica attorney Nicholas E Kernan
Nicholas E Kernan of Utica died this morning after his left leg was amputated to halt gangrene from arterial thickening. He was son of the late Senator Kernan and a prominent attorney active in Utica's manufacturing industries.
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Utica
N. Y
Nicholas E. Kernan
Stamford Bank President Charles Gaylor Dies at 86
Stamford Citizens' Savings Bank president and director in several firms Charles Gaylor died at his home in Stamford today in his eighty sixth year. He was born in Stamford and returned here to reside around 1361 after early business in New York.
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Charles Gaylor
Stamford Citizens’ Savings Bank
Gaylor
New York
Obituary notices for Hoyt Mitchell Cady Jenks and Ottmann
Rupert Hoyt Seville editor of The Oakfield Reporter died at forty five. Col James Mitchell editor of The Arkansas Democrat died at Little Rock aged seventy two. The Rev Hamilton Cady son of Rev Dr Philander K Cady died at New Canaan Conn interment at Albany. Dr Ernest Potter Jenks died at 100 West 118th Street of Brights disease born Boston May 18 1866 educated Brown University 1889 and College of Physicians and Surgeons 1898. Augustus F Ottmann director of J Ottmann Lithographing Co died at 59 West Eighty second Street born in Stuttgart 1853.
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Oakfield
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Col
James Mitchell
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Arkansas
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Hamilton Cady
Philander K. Cady
General Theological Seminary
Chelsea Square
New Canaan
Conn
Albany
Ernest Potter Jenks
West One Hundred and Eighteenth Street
Bright
Jenks
Boston
Brookfield
Mass
Brown University
Jenks Museum
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Demitt Dispensary
Vanderbilt Clinic
Augustus F. Ottmann
J. Ottman Lithographing Company
Puck
West
German clerk remembered in city obituary
The text notes the death of a German director of the Great Eastern Casualty and Indemnity Company who had visited the city at eighteen and chose to stay. He belonged to the German Liederkranz and the Bank Clerks' Glee Club and left a wife and one child.
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Ottman
Great Eastern Casualty and Indemnity Company
Charity Society renews appeal for several aid cases
The Charity Organization Society at 105 East Twenty second Street renews its appeal for support. They seek 100 dollars to aid a widow with four children after major surgery, 10 dollars monthly to feed and shelter an ailing elderly American woman recovering from pneumonia, 150 dollars to help an elderly German couple stay at home, and 5 dollars monthly to assist a Bohemian widow with three boys.
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Deaths Reported June 26
Death notices list individuals with ages, noting one year or under recorded as one year. The brief column records date of death June 26 and ages for those interred, reflecting standard local obituary shorthand.
Marriages in New York Boston and Quaker Hill 1902
Notices announce June 25 1902 weddings at St Peters Church New York Laura E Shultz to Asahel Chapin both of Oradell New Jersey June 26 1902 at Church of the Advent Boston Mabel Burgess to William De Forest Thomson of New York Miss Mary T Wheeler and Thomas MacIntire Vinton wed at Old Orchard Quaker Hill New York on a Wednesday afternoon
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Mabel
Ella Burgess
William de Forest Thomson
New York City
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York and tri-state area
Death notices from June 24 to 27 list Rev Hamilton Cady Henry Gelien Theodore Hoyt Dr Ernest Jenks Mary C McKee Capt Thomas Madge Edward Merrifield Augustus Ottman Alice Steuerwald with funeral details and private interments across Albany Hoboken Poughkeepsie North Brookfield Stamford Central Valley and New York City noting residences and service times
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Central Valley
N. Y
Edward L. Merrifield
New York City
Central Presbyterian Church
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7Th Av
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Vermont
Ottman
Augustus F
Agatha Micolino Ottman
Lord's Office Continued Under Volz Supervision
Mrs. Lord announces the James Brown Lord office will continue under the supervision of Mr. Charles Volz at 160 6th Ave New York. Date June 16 1902.
Sunday Edition of The New York Times Promised Full Coverage
The Sunday Times offers cables from European capitals, dispatches from across the United States, and thorough city news. The Financial Section and Quotation Supplement provide value for investors and readers interested in railways and industry. The paper invites comparison on merits as a newspaper.
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