Reciprocities and Canal Dominate Senate Talks in Washington
Washington June 2 conferences among Republican Senators centered on Cuba trade policy and the Isthmian canal bill. Leaders foresee reciprocity with Cuba likely before adjournment and a cautious, nonfinal canal plan guided by Senate caucus, with a possible Nicaragua route and price tag around 40 million to transfer French canal properties.
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Presidents plea for party unity on Cuba and canal bills
The White House hosted Senators Proctor Nelson Gamble and Kittredge who discussed Cuban Recipocity and canal legislation. The President urged unified action, favored Republican agreement and warned that Cuba policy follows McKinley era promises. He noted the Platt amendment compels different treatment of Cuba and suggested independence for Cuba might have been preferable.
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Heat Prostration Reported as City Warms Up
Yesterday’s temperature climbed from 59 to 82 degrees between morning and late afternoon with humidity in the eighties. One heat prostration occurred involving Joseph Hague, a Consolidated Gas Company laborer at Fourteenth Street and Avenue C, who was taken to Bellevue Hospital. Today’s forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with showers and cooler air, accompanied by fresh southwest winds.
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Debate ends in Senate on Philippines Civil Government bill
Washington June 2 last day of Senate debate on the Philippines Civil Government bill featured fifteen minute speeches. Lodge offered amendments to improve administration and quell critics. Major changes remove land leasing to corporations until laws on public lands exist and require conduct of agriculture by corporations. Several amendments expand applicability of U S laws to vessels trading with the Philippines and bar slavery in franchises. Treasury to hold public funds for the Philippine government. Mason of Illinois urged equal treatment of Filipinos and Cubans, others included Hoar Foraker Cullom Bacon Patterson Teller Carmack and Proctor.
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House Honors Hay with McKinley Memorial Address
Washington June 2 The House by 129 to 46 suspended rules adopted a joint resolution thanking Secretary Hay for his McKinley memorial address last February. Debates centered on Hay’s political tone with General Hooker defending the speech and Champ Clark opposing it as a GOP stump.
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Mississippi
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Whitney and Ryan Buy Control of Hide and Leather Bank
Whitney and Ryan and associates have purchased control of the Hide and Leather National Bank, plans call for a capital increase from 500 000 to around 5 million dollars. The Morton Trust Company, led by Ryan, remains a major influence in the city’s trust sector with 2 million capital and five million in profits.
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Preacher Attacks Republican Club Over Sunday Games
In New Rochelle a sermon by Rev Dr Saul O Curtice of St John s M E Church assailed the Republican Club for keeping the clubhouse open on Sundays and permitting pool and billiards. He condemned baseball golf and yachting on the Sabbath while club governors defended openness for reading papers but denied any games authorization.
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St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
New Rochelle
Republican Club
Collector Treat Begins Second Term in New Office
Charles H. Treat started his second term as collector of internal revenue for the Second District. A floral horseshoe awaited him at his desk in the American Tract Society Building, sent by staff as a quiet celebration of his reappointment. The office’s stamp sales rose with wartime taxes from 32.3 million the year he took office to about 18.5 million last year, and are expected to approach that figure again.
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Internal Revenue
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United States
New York Tribune Available Across Europe This Year
Americans abroad can purchase The New York Tribune at European hotel book stalls and Reading Room tables, with copies also sold at principal railroad stations during travel this year.
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Great Britain
Bell letter on Batangas policy and pacification aims
General Bell defends his Batangas province policy, claiming voluntary protection zones, no hunger, mass vaccination, and suppression of insurrection led by Malvar. He reports disarming locals, returning to peace, and predicts complete peace within four months while acknowledging anxiety among Americans over Cuban concentration policies.
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Malvar
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Philippine Islands
Cable Interruption Halts Hong Kong Manila Telegraphs
The Western Union Telegraph Company issues a notice that the cable between Hong Kong and Manila is interrupted, interrupting telegraphic communication with the region.
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Hong Kong
Manila
Philippine Islands Frequent steamers from Chinese sports
The report notes frequent steamers from Chinese ports carry telegrams to and from the Philippine Islands, reflecting ongoing telegraphic traffic and maritime communication links between the regions.
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Philippine Islands
Taft and Rampolla Hold Cordial Rome Conference
In Rome on June 2 Governor Taft and Cardinal Rampolla met warmly to discuss a conciliatory path for Philippine religious questions. Taft seeks a peaceful solution, avoiding courts, with hopes for orderly talks regulated around his July 10 Naples passage and a possible papal audience to follow. Roosevelt books for the Pope accompany Taft’s audience plans.
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Papal Secretary of State Receives Judge Taft in Rome
In Rome on June 2, Cardinal Rampolla met with Judge Taft, Governor of the Philippine Islands, with Bishop O Gorman interpreting. A Chronicle correspondent in London notes American policy aims to indemnify Philippine monks rather than seize their vast estates, with Roosevelt to request the Holy See set the indemnity amount.
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Vatican Garden Party Inaugurates Lourdes Grotto
Rome June 2 an imitation Lourdes Grotto was opened in the Vatican gardens. A grand garden party followed with the Pope in state, riding in a six horse berlin, escorted by Noble Guards. The court wore medieval costumes and women were allowed afternoon toilets for the first time.
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Brooklyn to carry Lord Pauncefotes body home
The Navy Department ordered the cruiser Brooklyn to be ready for sea duty by June 3 to transport the body of Lord Pauncefote to England. Any work delaying readiness is forbidden. The funeral vessel is expected to sail for England late June or early July.
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Carrie Nation Pardoned by Governor Stanley
Topeka reports Mrs Carrie Nation, jailed May 16 for smashing saloon fixtures, was pardoned today by Governor Stanley. She had been sentenced to Shawnee County Jail for one month and fined $100.
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Water Pollution Found in Long Island Ponds
Reports from Remsen and Baisley ponds on Long Island describe contaminated water likely to carry typhoid or cholera. Inspectors note open sewers from tributaries draining into the ponds, animal carcasses, and a dirty dump near the pond mouth. Deputy commissioners vow action, including independent analyses and drainage cleanups.
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Funeral for Mrs S B Howland Held in Washington
Washington June 2 The funeral of Mrs Howland daughter of the late August Belmont will be held tomorrow afternoon at St Church with Dr Satterlee officiating. Mr and Mrs Perry Beime August Belmont and Mrs Nieson arrived by special car from New York. Family bur ial planned in Newport Rhode Island.
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