Hill warns against monopolies and calls for tariff changes
In an interview, Mr. Hill argues solid firms resist anti trust fear, praises Krupp for national benefit, and urges pro reciprocity to widen export markets. He predicts gradual industrial slowdown east of the Mississippi, continued Western growth, and warns immigration effects. He denies Philippine rate hikes by Western railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hill
Krupp
Krupp Corporation
Northwest
Hill
Mississippi
West
The
Tribune
Western Railroad
Philippines
Manila
Paris Papers Praise Roosevelts Message
Paris newspapers devote space to President Roosevelts Message with a two column cable summary. Commentators hail originality and patriotism, noting courage in the trust question and support for foreign policy and the Monroe Doctrine. The Figaro highlights its lack of customary European sovereigns’ parliaments tone.
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Paris
Roosevelt
United States
Cabinet discussed diplomacy and a navy case
Washington December 2 Cabinet members discussed foreign affairs including Havana reciprocity talks with a Palma commission and Venezuelan loan plans, with the State Department not binding the U S to debt repayment or coercion. Lieutenant Owens was to face a court on mental fitness after a court martial and appeal. Moody to appoint the inquiry.
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Washington
Hey
Havana
Squiers
General Bliss
Palma
New York
Venezuela
United States
State Department
Department
Owens
Navy
Moody
Root
Wilson
Cuba Children Admitted to San Diego School Plan
Commissioner General Sargent reports from California that the Universal Brotherhood School at Point Loma can care for eleven Cuban children held in New York. The department is expected to adopt his recommendation to admit the children within days. The rehearing of the Cuban cases, postponed, may proceed once officials return.
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Washington
Sargent
Immigration Bureau
California
Universal Brotherhood
Point Loma
York
Commissioner Williams
Vernon M. Davis
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
To & V
Colonel Hasbrouck Promoted to Brigadier General
Washington December 2 Colonel Henry C Hasbrouck artillery corps commanding Fort Adams Rhode Island has been appointed a brigadier general He will be retired immediately.
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Washington
Henry C. Hasbrouck
Artillery Corps
Fort Adgams
Rhode Island
Congress Proceedings Senate swears in General Alger
In Washington on December 2 the Senate welcomed General Russell A. Alger as a Michigan senator with an oath after credentials were presented. The day featured the President's Message reading and a later executive session, while the House convened, swore in Gordon Russell and Edward Swann to fills vacancies, and set committee appointments and actions on the Message and trusts regulation.
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Washington
Senate
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Alger
Burrows
Mr. Alger
Frye
Messrs. Platt
Connecticut
Jones
Arkansas
House
Congress
Barnes
Quesada
Morgan
Alabama
Lodge
W. H Milburn
Platt
Charles A. Russell
Gordon Russell
R. C. de Graffenreid
Texas
Edward Swann
Ames J. Cummings
New York
Hill
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Fowler
New Jersey
Columbian Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Reform School of
District of Pennsylvania
Bingham
Cannon
Lanham
de Graffenreid
Sheppard
House panel rejects inquiry into Carter Glass credentials
Elections Committee No. 1 of the House issued an adverse report on a resolution to investigate Carter Glass of Virginia. The measure sought a probe into the new Virginia constitution over alleged disfranchisement of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elections Committee No
House
Carter Glass
Virginia
Framing Anti-Trust Bills in Congress
Washington reports Senator Cullom introduced a Sherman Act amendment targeting interstate trade in trust made goods with penalties up to 5600 dollars. The bill empowers federal officials to compel testimony pretrial, safeguards witnesses from prosecution for revelations, and requires annual interstate reports to the Commerce Commission. Judiciary action aims to fast track anti trust measures before Christmas.
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Cullom
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judiciary Committee of the House
Congress
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Ray
Littlefield
Maine
Plan for General Staff Would Create U S Army Corps
Washington December 2 Representative Hull introduced a bill to form a general staff corps from officers detailed from the army. The chief would be a lieutenant general with a staff of major generals colonels and other officers to four year detail. The plan gives the chief supervision of line troops and admin departments and transfers money account inspections to the Treasury. The Senate measure by Senator Proctor was drawn by the War Department and differs from last session.
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Washington
Hull
House Committee On Military Affairs
United States Army
Secretary of War
General Staff Corps
Army
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
General Staff
Treasury Department
Senate
Proctor
War Department
Elderone Reinstated After Board Hearing
The National Trotting Association board reinstated Elderone after a sensational session in which driver Thomas Stewart admitted to misconduct in driving Elderone. Owner William H. Simms and his son defended their integrity while Stewart claimed persecution. Hearings resume at 10 this morning.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Elderone
Thomas Stewart
Dayton
Ohio
Stewart
Cleveland
William H. Simms
William A
Simme
Simms
Young Simms
Columbus
Rock Island After It Says Rumor
George H. Rose of Chicago has been named president of the Union Depot Bridge and Terminal Railway Company replacing Theodore Co. Bates of Boston who resigns to place the firm in the hands of a railroad expert. Boston dispatches claim Bates sold his interests and that Swift & Co. bought the river land and terminals, while another report says Rock Island may have bought the property for bridge and terminal needs.
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Kansas City, Mo
George H. Rose
Chicago
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa Railway Company
Theodore Co. Bates
Boston
Union Depot, Bridge and Terminal Railway Company
Bates
Massachusetts Capital
Owever
Winner
Missouri River
Swift & Co., Packers
Rock Island System
Tecnica
Senate Republicans Press Statehood Opposition in Conference
Washington reports indicate Republican members of the Senate Committee on Territories remain opposed to reporting the Statehood bill after House passage. They focus on New Mexico and Arizona testimony to bolster arguments against admitting those territories. Also, Senator Lodge proposes a Philippine bill cutting duties to 25 percent of Dingley rates to boost trade.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Arizona
Senator Lodge
United States
Woman awarded $2000 for false imprisonment by Erie Railway
Mrs. Isabella Latelle of Allen Town New York won a $2000 verdict in the United States Circuit Court against the Erie Railway for false imprisonment and forcible ejection from a train at Passaic. The jury found in her favor after hours of deliberation and the railway plans an appeal claiming the amount excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Isabella M. Latelle
Allentown
N. Y
Erie Railway
Hohokus
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railway Company
Platt
Latelle
British Gold Shipment to Buenos Ayres Draws London Debt Link
The Bank of British North America engages 500000 in gold coin for export by steamer sailing tomorrow to Buenos Ayres to pay for wheat bought for England. The shipment echoes the triangular scheme where gold goes to Paris to settle London's debts.
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Bank of British North America
Buenos Ayres
England
Paris
London
Lou Payn Attacks Roosevelt Over Davies Nomination
Louis F. Payn of Chatham New York traveled to Washington with Mrs Payn to oppose President Roosevelts possible 1904 renomination. An editorial in The Chatham Republican allegedly by Payn attacked Roosevelts actions on Attorney General Davies Supreme Court nomination in the Fifth District. payn left town after fund reports, congressmen received copies. Senator Platt warned him of indiscretion and he declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telzgrapi
Tribune
Washington
Louiis F. Payn
Chatham
N. Y
State Insurance Department
Roosevelt
Payn
West Virginia
Chatham Republican
John C. Davies
Supreme Court
Vth
Davies
Platt
Mr. Payn
Explosives rules debated at municipal hearing
The Municipal Explosives Commission postponed a public hearing until next Wednesday amid strenuous objections to proposed high explode rules. Contractors reviewed model storage structures built by the Fire Department as examples of safe handling while denouncing bond differences and blasting provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Explosives Commission
George F. Balmer
No. 112
Broadway
Balmer
Baimer
Department
Manhasset Bay Club Dines At Annual Dinner
Commodore Stephen W. Roach, retiring chief officer, received cheers at the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club annual dinner in the Manhattan Hotel. Incoming Commodore Alphonse W. Alker noted the navy title is unused by yachtsmen. A naval militia gift and remarks highlighted the event as 1908 officers were elected and bonds partially funded. The gathering included leaders from New York Yacht Club and Larchmont Yacht Club among others.
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Stephen W. Roach
Manhasset Bay
Newef
York
John Barnard
Russell Howland
Charles Lincoln
Richard Weed
R. P. Kent
David Brigham
Brandt
Army
Navy
Alphonse H. Alker
Charles W. Lee
H.W. White
E. M. McLellan
Guy W. Buxton
Charles W. Mower
James R. Thomson
Hazen IL. Hoyt
George A. Cormack
New-York Yacht Club
A. Bryant
Army and Navy Orders Include Multiple Honorable Discharges
Washington December 2 The army and navy issued orders listing officers honorably discharged including Captains Henry W Eliot William W Calhoun Reuben M Bonas Percy L Jones Fred F Sprague Arthur D Prentice Arthur Jordan Hyman M Cohen and others A board at Fort Slocum to examine officers for promotion reports also conveyed transfers retirements and assignments for several naval officers including Lieutenant Commander J T Smith Commander G C Hanus and Captain B H Gheen plus routine medical and commercial notices.
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Henry W. Eliot
William W. Calhoun
Reuben M. Bonas
Percy L. Jones
FRE. W_' PALMER
Paul Mazzuri
Thurston Smith
Orge A. McHenry
Elwin W. Ames
Joseph N. Henry
George B. Lawrence
Charles B. Nichols
Fred F. Sprague
Arthur’d. Prentice
Arthur Jordan
Hyman M. Cohen
Robert Boyd
Fort Slocum
William E. Dougherty
Sth Infantry
Carl A. Woodruff
Artillery Corps
Marlborough C. Wyeth
Leven (. Allen
16Th Infantry
Robert M. Thornburgh
Charles E. Morton
Walter A. Thurston
Robert P. Upduef
17Th Infantry
Wrany
Lawyer Neuberger surrenders in arrest order case
United States Circuit Court issued an arrest order against David M. Neuberger, who walked into the marshal's office, posted bonds, and was released. The action stems from a suit begun in 1900 by E K Jones over a head ache remedy settlement with a woman, with Jones paying costs when the prior case was dismissed. Neuberger calls the suit blackmail and vows further suits for damages and malicious persecution, threatening action against Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
David M. Neuberger
United States Marshal’s Office
E. K. Jones
No. 59
Wallst
Neuberger
Wallace
Jones
Federal
Yonkers Mayor Attacks Young Over Poolroom Probes
Yonkers Mayor M J Walsh derides District Attorney Young for not prosecuting poolroom operators as city officials discuss gambling raids and policing gaps. He urges backing Van Cortlandt Park as northern terminal for the inter borough line while council deadlocks on an acting mayor election after seven ballots.
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M. J. Walsh
Yonkers
Board of Aldermen
White Brains
Silkman
Board of Police Commissioners
Woodruff
W. ©. Kellogg
Young
Iband
Walsh
van Cortlandt Park
Interborough
New York
Partridge Confined by Cold at Brooklyn Home
Police Commissioner John N. Partridge was confined to his home at 829 Carroll Street Brooklyn with a cold yesterday role. There was a report he faced pneumonia but he sent word he was not sick and would be at his office today. Deputy Ebstein acted in his place at Police Headquarters yesterday as Partridge's cold worsened after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Partridge
Carroll St
Brooklyn
Ebstein
Partridge
Vote for Revision of Faith by Pittsburg Presbytery
The Pittsburg Presbytery, Western Pennsylvania's leading Presbyterian body, voted 78 to 4 to revise the Confession of Faith. All overtures passed by large majorities. The announcement drew silence, then cries of approval from revisionists and disgust from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pittsburg
El Paso Sheriff Identifies Rochester Divorce Suspects
El Paso Texas December 2 Sheriff Ford of Rochester New York identifies Mason and Richardson as two indicted for manufacturing evidence in divorce cases in Rochester and Buffalo. Richardson reportedly admits formerly practicing as attorney in Rochester.
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E! Paso
Tex
Sheriff Ford
Rochester
N. Y
el Paso
Mason
Richardson
Buffalo
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H. C. Hasbrouck
Congress Proceedings
Secretary Root
Board OF Review OF
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Rock Island
Swift & CO
Conference ON Statehood Bill
Stlinway
Fifth Avenue
Windsor Arcade
Cor
46Th St
Lou” Payn
Wanhasset Bay Club
DINES
Stephen W Roach
Army and Navy
F. A. Wilner
J. T. Smith
Columbia
G. C. Hanus
St. Mary's
E. T. Pollock
Naval Academy
B. H. Gheen
D. F. Sellers
A. T. Graham
Constellation
M. 8S. Elliott
Pueblo
Col
New
E. W. Grove
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
House of Veuve Clicquot
Edward VII
Prince OF Wales
Chester
Upstate
Lemaire
DOWN
Cluett- Peabody
Cluett
Uvalda
Arrow
Stockton
Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
WILKE
lewis & @oNGER
Ratween Rh & Broadwax
David Kennedy
Schoonmaker
East
David Kennedy Corporation
A. D
Knox
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