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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1909

Page

6

Training diplomats to improve the foreign service

Secretary Knox proposes an executive order to modernize the U S diplomatic and consular services by creating a board of examiners, establishing examinations in law language and trade knowledge, and promoting from lowest ranks to minister while maintaining efficiency records at the State Department. The measure aims to broaden U S foreign action and strengthen trade relations.

Tribune Washington United States America Knox State Department Secreot State Department of State Diparate Bureau Board of Appointments Foreign Service P. c. Knox Congress United Civil Service of Civil Service Civil Service Act Sinha Anaes Ege Consular Service For United Stat Far East Board of Examiners Secretary of State Civil Service Commission Taft

Lamson's Final Test At Cape Henlopen

The Lamson torpedo destroyer completed final trials off Delaware Breakwater Cape Henlopen. It achieved an average speed of 29.7 knots well above contract requirements and reached a maximum of 31 knots. Officials believe higher speeds are possible.

Delaware Breakwater Del United States Torpedo Tour Lamson Cape Henlopen

Congress Preparations and Merit Reform Dominate Washington

Congress gears up for a noon session as members arrive and Taft’s merit based cabinet policy draws praise and political friction. Senators Bailey Bacon Martin and others discussed leadership, while Nicaragua’s details and future agendas shape the week ahead.

Fowler Bill Aims Tariff Commission With Time Delays

Representative James W. Fowler of New Jersey outlines a bill creating a fifteen member tariff commission that sets maximum and minimum schedules and allows the body with presidential approval to fix rates within that range. No rate becomes effective for eighteen months to allow industry adjustment. He argues the plan mirrors powers used to fix railroad rates and attacks Aldrichism Cannonism, urging GOP reform. He lists four pledges: oppose Aldrichism and Cannonism, favor evolutionary tariff revision, base revisions on facts, and create a permanent broad tariff commission to foster fair treaties.

Washington James W. Fowler New Jersey Tariff Commission House of Fowler Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Supreme Court

Foreign bank clearing proposal to Taft discussed

Louis Schwartz urged President Taft to adopt an international bank clearing system linking the postal savings banks in the United States with foreign banks. The system would use check exchanges to settle balances, keeping currency circulating and reducing cash transfers across branches and central banks. Schwartz cited European success in Austria Hungary and other nations as a model for broader international credit exchanges.

Washington Taft Louis Schwartz Finanz Und Handelsrevue Vienna Berlin Sehwarz Austria Germany England France Italy Switzerland Schwartz Europe Austria-Hungary

Sister Tries Gas Suicide At West Hoboken Home

Sixteen year old Lara Delz of 73 Savoy Street West Hoboken tried to take her life by turning on all gas jets yesterday afternoon. She was found before unconsciousness and jailed at her mother's request. A prior attempt occurred months ago and her sister Alice previously self harmed with gas last year.

Lara Delz Savoy Street West Hoboken Alice

Customs Tapestries Worth 9 Million Under Tariff Review

Treasury officials weigh free entry for tapestries valued at 9 million with affidavits of age over 100 years. The debate centers on tariff clause 7 and related sections on containers and worn ornaments, risking increased dockside staffing and costly protests.

Treasury Department Washington Europe Wilbur F. Wakeman Congress

Dentist Freed in Transfer Slip Case at Jefferson Market

Frederick McNerney of 252 Sixth Avenue was arraigned on a fare fare transfer charge. Witnesses testified the transfer was picked from the sidewalk after a ten minute watch. Magistrate Breen discharged the prisoner, calling the transfer a possible plant.

Frederick McNerney Sixth Avenue Breen Jefferson Market Court Metropolitan Street Railway Company 34Th Street McNerney Henry J. Smith Railway William F. Keller Keller

Port Society Celebrates Ninety-First Anniversary

The Port Society for Promoting the Gospel Among Seamen in New York marked its 91st anniversary at Calvary Church. Sailors from many nations attended as President Brouwer outlined the society’s growth since 1818. The Mariners' Church and West Side branch run reading rooms with 657 services last year and over 56 000 visiting sailors. Clergy from Mariners' Church Calvary and other churches spoke.

Society For Promoting Port of New York West Side Chariton Washington Streets Samuel Boult Mariners’ Church R. Nit Charles L. Goodell Calvary Church

Foles Celebrate Revolution At Polish Meeting

Polish residents marked the revolution anniversary with a gathering at Arlington Hall No 1 St Marks Place under the Polish Falcons Alliance. Red and white decorations dominated while the Stars and Stripes appeared throughout the room.

Arlington Hall No. 1 St. Mark's Place Polish Falcons’ Alliance

Armistice bid in waist makers strike by Marks and Mitchell

Marcus M. Marks and John Mitchell of the Civic Federation propose a six man arbitration board to settle the shirtwaist and dress manufacturers strike. They send letters to L B. Hyman and Solomon Schindler urging reference to arbitration or another speedy plan, hoping both sides will agree.

Marcus M. Marks National Association of Clothiers John Mitchell Civic Federation L B. Hyman Associated Waist and Dress Manufacturers Solomon Schindler Waistmakers’ Union Marks

Burglary Leaves heir near death in Bryn Mawr Hospital

Walter Erben twenty two son of a wealthy textile maker is critically wounded after burglars entered his father’s home. A gun discharged in his fall, severing his left leg, and doctors fear he will not recover.

The Tribune Radner Penn Walter Erben Bryn Mawr Hospital

Woman Shot Through Door Near Harlem Apartment

Mrs Mary Carrato was struck in the right leg by a bullet fired through a door panel as she opened the door to her mother's apartment at 18835 Second Avenue. Dr Cas Ini took her to Harlem Hospital. Police seek her husband who fled from 238 East 146th Street where he ran a junk shop. He had just arranged a separation after a prior visit.

Second Avenue Mary Carrato Cassini Harlem East 146Th Street Carrate Henry Dryer

Harlem Pastor Seeks Release To Presbyterian Immigration Board

The Rev. William P. Shriver of Northminster Presbyterian Church reported to his congregation that he has received a call from the Board of Home Missions to become assistant superintendent of its immigration department. He urged the Presbytery of New York to release him at its January meeting. A meeting next Sunday will follow morning services with Rev. William Adams Brown of Union Seminary preaching.

William P. Shriver Northminster Presbyterian Church West 115Th Street Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church Department of Immigration Presbytery of New York William Adams Brown Union Seminary

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