Morgan Haste Sets Quick Move On Canal Policy
Washington January 12. Senate canal debate dominated the report from the Interoceanic Canals Committee. Senator Morgan aims to force immediate Senate action via the Hepburn Nicaragua bill, but leaders expect the Senate to pursue deliberate, orderly consideration. The panel largely backs cautious inquiry into French Panama proposals, while most Republicans favor thorough debate and slower action. Morgan’s conduct toward French representatives draws criticism, and no final action is anticipated this session.
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Hepburn
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Finance Committee
Panama Canal Company
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M. Lampré
Cambon
Platt Signals Bid for Senate Re-Election
Washington, Jan. 12. Senator Platt of New York announced he will run again for the Senate. He rescinded prior plans not to seek re-election and said he will be a candidate before the next legislature. Supporters expect unanimous Republican nomination and full party support.
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Work in Senate and House
Washington reports a slow Senate week with most action in committees. Main items include Nicaragua Canal, Philippine Tariff, and Ship Subsidy bills. House focus remains on Cuba reciprocity hearings and District of Columbia bills with Pension Appropriation action pending. General Wood and Cuban interests expected to speak.
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Panama Canal Bargain Seen By Passengers Aboard La Gascogne
The La Gascogne brought 366 passengers including Riballier des Isles the French consul to St Johns Newfoundland. He said the United States would be getting a bargain if the Panama Canal price of 40000000 dollars is accepted. Other passengers named include Francois Bentz Alfred Jolly J Van Caneghem Fernandez Garcia Albert Sager Adolphe Gloor and A Zanetti.
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Adolphe Gloor
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Sale of Children Not a Success in Youngstown
The Youngstown Salvation Army Captain MacDiar mid staged a so called sale of ten children as an object lesson. No transfer or adoption occurred and the event drew protests from cities societies and officials. The mayor and local authorities said no laws were violated and the children remained with their parents.
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Marconi Considers Wireless Link to India After Transatlantic Tests
Signor Guglielmo Marconi arrived in the city and plans to consult influential men before likely sailing to England on the Teutonic. He envisages a permanent Nova Scotia station and a Cape Cod relay, with a first Atlantic system near completion and India a possible future target. He defends the test of three dots sent as “S,” insisting repeated, timed transmissions prove success.
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Gazelle Sails for Venezuela
Kiel January 12 The German cruiser Gazelle has departed for Venezuelan waters. California in four days from New York. Best of everything en route. The Overland Limited via Chicago North Western Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways. Offices 461 287 and 349 Broadway. Advt.
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London Cabinet Clash and Kaiser Move Stir Britain
London reports show Secretary Chamberlain standing firm against apologizing to Germany, threatening resignation. The Kaiser’s decision not to attend key royal events underscores strained England Germany relations. Upcoming law cases include Miss Portia Knight versus the Duke of Manchester for breach of promise and Pearson Limited versus Hall Caine over serial rights.
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Skepticism Grieves Croker Over Gambling Trust
Croker expresses concern that public confidence in the organization has waned and calls for reforms to restore trust. He urges accountability and a clearer governance framework to curb speculation and restore credibility.
From riches to morgue a Harlem teacher dies after drinking and ruin
The body of Catherine Buck thirty five lies in Bellevue Morgue after dying Saturday night at 212 East One hundred twenty third street. A former Harlem student and public school teacher at Hester and Orchard streets Buck wasted two fortunes and lost family love due to drink. Her father Michael Hailaran a once prominent Harlem lawyer and Tam many Hall treasurer left wealth to six children. Buck married to Jerome Buck a lawyer and had multiple lessons in life then fell from grace. If unclaimed she will be buried in Potter's Field.
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Russia Pushes Telegraph Line Across Corean Border
A Seoul report says Russia advanced its telegraph line into Corean territory across the Toomen River without Corea’s consent. The message from Seoul arrived in Yokohama on January 12, noting Corean officials have not approved the move and implying potential diplomatic friction.
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Hill Hopes to Profit From Democratic Power Shift
Albany January 12 Ex Senator David Hill spent the day in New York City handling legal matters and denied any conference with John C Sheehan about political matters He refused comment on Croker s resignation while noting Hill s national party leadership and influence with rural Democrats as the New York Democratic factions debate organizational control ahead of the next state convention
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Alban Seizes a Steamship to Arm Colombian War
In Colon on January 12 General Alban, military ruler, seized the South American Steam Ship Company steamer Lantaro after the company refused to charter it as a gunboat. Alban deposited its value with a Panama banker, retains captain and crew for Colombia, mounts cannons, and plans its departure from Panama to strike Liberal fleet. meanwhile the US cruiser Philadelphia, en route to Las Tablas, has not yet returned.
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Sefior Ehrman
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Corinto Conference Heads Coast Nations For Peace
Managua dispatch reports President Zelaya and Cabinet officials sailing to Corinto aboard a Pacific port gathering. Honduran President Sierra and Salvadoran President Regalado are en route, with other Central American leaders to meet January 15 and 17 to pursue peace.
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Squadron sails from Villefranche for Genoa
Nice January 12 United States cruisers Chicago and Albany and the gunboat Nashville have left Villefranche for Genoa to await the arrival of Rear Admiral J B Cromwell. Full list of city employees Poste Almanac for 1902 now ready price 25e Advt.
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