Roosevelt Holds Naval Conference Over Submarine Scandal
President Roosevelt convened top Navy officials at the White House to discuss naval improvements for the new 20,000 ton battleships and to seek constructive changes in turrets hoists and armor. In the House a rules investigation on Lilley’s submarine scandal charges advances, with pressure to specify accusations or face expulsion.
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Japan to Dispatch Warships Over Tatsu Maru Seizure
Tokyo reports the Foreign Office will not yield to China over the Tatsu Maru seizure but war vessels will visit the Macao area. The note cites recent British naval actions near Canton and hints Japan may seek English or American mediation if China delays action.
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Japan Rejects Joint Commission on Fatsu Maru Charges
Baron Hayashi announced that Japan refuses China's plan for a joint Japanese Chinese commission to review the seizure of the steamer Fatsu Maru and demands unconditional release and cargo protection. China proposed arbitration by Vice Admiral Moore but Japan rejected the overture and insisted on freeing the vessel.
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Anti-Vivisection Rally in Paris Demands Legislation
A mass meeting in Paris under the International Anti-Vivisection Union protested alleged brutality of vivisection and urged stricter laws. Speakers came from France England Germany Holland and Belgium to press the issue.
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French EEO Renews Seats With Noted Elected
Paris reports Francis Charmes Jean Richepin and Henri Poincare elected members of the French EEO Reny filling seats left by the deaths of Berthelot Theuriet and Sully Prudhommme in a formal parliamentary proclamation.
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Fire hits Court Theatre at Meiningen
MEININGEN Germany March 5 The Court Theatre was burnt this afternoon no performance was on and no lives were lost Paris March 5 Paquin dressmaker firm says Mme Paquin will stay with the house despite her husband s death She has remained involved in design since the firm began in ISsu Shanghai March 6 electric street car first section operated today cars run well but with little patronage Motives say watchers are peaceful about the new transport method.
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Leopold Protects Ryan in Congo Annexation Treaty
The Congo annexation treaty, submitted to Parliament, shifts Congo control to Belgium. Leopold retains usufruct during life and profits, with Congo revenues dedicated to his hospitals and scientific work. Belgium assumes $21 million in obligations and must honor concession rights favorable to American interests linked to Ryan.
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Monumental Shakespeare Tribute to Erect in London
A committee governing the World’s Tribute to Shakespeare plans an architectural monument and statue to be finished on the 300th anniversary of his death. The project is estimated at about $500,000 with competitive designs invited from all English speaking peoples. American Ambassador Reid will nominate sculptors to join the design committee.
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Crane Aids Hughes In Massachusetts Delegates Row
Senator Crane spent March 5 in Boston circulating about Hughes and arguing he is not committed to any Republican candidate. He aims to prevent Massachusetts delegates from binding to Taft at the Chicago Convention. Crane said Taft may not be electable. Lodge dispatch says he does not favor binding delegates but supports convention resolutions showing preference.
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Hughes Endorsed for President by Warren County Republicans
Glens Falls New York March 5 Governor Hughes received endorsement for president from the Warren County Republican convention also backing the Roosevelt administration.
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Hughes Republican Club Forms to Back Governor for President
The Charles E. Hughes Republican Club of the Seventh Assembly District filed a certificate of incorporation to promote the Governor's candidacy for President. Directors include ex-Judge William Armstrong ex-City Marshal William H. Godward and Oscar W. Ehrhorn.
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Hughes Backed by Twenty Fifth District Committee for President
The Assembly District Committee of the Twenty fifth Assembly District passed resolutions last night in support of Gov Hughes for the Republican nomination for President. Ex Judge William R Wadhams of the City Court chairs a committee to select delegates favorable to the Hughes bid for the primaries.
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Bryan platform adopted at Omaha platform opposes Aldrich and Fowler
The Nebraska State Democratic Convention in Omaha adopted a Bryan backed platform calling for national currency under federal control and opposing Aldrich and Fowler emergency measures. It endorsed public works bonds, tariff revision, direct Senate elections, trusts regulation, and anti imperialism while backing eight hour workday and immigration limits.
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Foraker Not Downcast Over Ohio Convention Outcome
Special to The New York Times reports Senator Foraker dismissed claims of sorrow over Ohio convention results. When asked for a position statement, he mocked the idea of issuing one before noting he spoke of Taft sentiment at a Columbus gathering. He declined further comment.
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Fort Declares Bryan To Return In New Jersey Rally
Governor Fort of New Jersey saved the Minkakwa Club dinner in Jersey City by attending and giving a speech as most leaders missed the event. He praised Republican revival, predicted a Republican presidential majority, and lauded President Roosevelt for uniting the nation over party. He asserted the Democratic nominee would be defeated again.
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Negro voters urged to back Foraker delegates at Chicago
The Colored Campaign Vigilance Committee appeals to Southern negro voters to elect delegates to the Republican National Convention who will support Ohio Senator Foraker for the Presidency. If Foraker fails, unity is urged behind Fairbanks or La Follette. Taft is opposed for his role in the Brownsville dismissal.
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Pensions for Life Savers Bill Advances in Senate
In Washington on March 6 the Senate Commerce Committee favorably reports a bill to raise salaries for life saving service superintendents and provide two year pensions for widows and dependents of rescuers. Lead surfmen would earn 70 dollars monthly. district leaders receive specified raises. A separate measure seeks stricter navigation supervision and heavier fines for sailing with inadequate crew.
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