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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1902

Page

7

Sugar Trust influence on beetroot and Cuba policy debated

The piece argues the Sugar Trust, refined and beet root interests, shape U S sugar policy. It notes Cuba production costs, potential land purchases, and the impact of reciprocity and rebates on annexation talk. It cites Senators Elkins Burrows Jones Spooner Cullom and ongoing meetings to push President's Cuba policy.

Congress Sugar Trust Cuba Java Island Eas Nean United States Elkins Burrows Jones Nevada Platt Connecticut Spooner Cullom Senate

Beet Sugar Witness Testifies on Cuban Lands and Tariffs

Truman G. Palmer of Chicago testified before the Senate Cuban Relations subcommittee. He listed seventeen American companies holding 588,727 acres in Cuban sugar lands with a capacity of 2545 tons annually and ten firms with U.S. war claims totaling 9,669.94 dollars. He claimed estates and war claims suggest 30 percent of product comes from farmers without factory ownership and said tariff cuts failure could spur a new beet sugar plant yearly.

Washington Truman G. Palmer Chicago Senate Committee Constencia Sugar Company Palmer Spanish Claims Commission House Committee On Ways and Means United States Europe Platt

Depew backs Panama canal route over Nicaragua

Chicago June 5 Senator Chauncey M Depew told directors of the Chicago and North Western Railway that the Panama route is far preferable to Nicaragua when cost certainty and maintenance are considered He doubted canal bills would pass this session noting Cuban measures take precedence He added he hopes the President will decide in favor of Panama.

Chicago Chauncey M. Depew Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Nicaragua Panama Mr. Depew

Military Academy Bill Passed at West Point

The Senate passed the Military Academy Appropriation bill without amendment. It authorizes extensive improvements at West Point with an eventual outlay of 650.0 percent. Senator Warren of Wyoming defended the measure, noting buildings dating to 1816 are obsolete, uncomfortable, and unfitted for use, and that proper reconstruction will occur within years at reasonable cost.

Washington Senate Military Academy West Point Warren Wyoming United States

Appraiser Haws successor chosen in Washington

The President will appoint Byron Waite a Detroit lawyer to the Board of General Appraisers in New York following C W T s resignation. Waite replaces the outgoing member as of June 5 noting the appointment after the presidential decision.

Washington Byron Waite Detroit Board of General Appraisers New York

Hanna Backing Panama Canal Route Gains Senate Push

Senator Hanna argues for the Panama interoceanic canal, urging the Spooner amendment to empower presidential purchase of Panama Canal Co. rights or switch to Nicaragua if needed. Senator Mitchell supports the Nicaragua plan, saying it would lower freight and allow sailing vessels. both cite seismic and earthquake concerns as factors. Also, a $60,000 lighthouse and fog signal station project in Maryland's Patapsco River passes.

Tribune Washington Hanna Panama Senate Senate Chamber Spooner Panama Cansl Company Nicaragua Mitchell Oregon United States Canal American Congress Nicaragua Canal Panama Canal Panama Canal Company Interoceanic Canals Committee Pacific Coast Europe Patapsco River Maryland

Military Surgeons Meet Opens Roosevelts Address at National Theatre

President Roosevelt opened the eleventh annual convention of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States before a crowded National Theatre audience. He praised dual heroism of soldiers and doctors and urged focus on science, administration, and resourcefulness in war with limited equipment. The day featured speeches, music by the Marine Band, and the addition of 252 members to the roll, bringing total membership to 742, with foreign delegates from Japan, Britain, France, and other nations attending.

Washington National Theatre Roosevelt Association of Military Surgeons of the United States Root Moody Shaw Cortelyou Sternberg Army Rixey Navy Wyman Marine Hospital Service H. B. F. MacFarland Board of Commissioners of District of Columbia Bishop Satterlee S. S. Adams Medical Society of the George Henderson National Guard of Marine Band Major Henderson White House MacFarland Dr. Adams Association John van R. Hoff Niemier Moline Neilson Enrico Castelli Enno Sander Valery Hovard United States Army Board of Award J. Morris Brown Army Medical Supply Depot New York City Mr. Hay Thomas Jefferson England France Alexander Hamilton Pierce Chase Grant Hay Fish Schenck London Pearson United States New Orleans Samuel B. M. Young Wallace F. Randolph John Tweedale Record and Pension Office Henry A. Greene James R. Pourie Alden F. Brewster Artillery Corps 93Rd Company Coast Artillery Charles L. Lanham John S. Johnston Ralph S. Granger Elijah B. Martindale, Jr 18Th S3d Ammon A. Augur 20Th Infantry Frederick V. Krug Columbus Barracks Charles G. Penney 29Th Infantry Edward Chynoweth 11Th Infantry John W. Ward Samuel R. Jones Frederick von Schrader San Francisco Philippine Islands Willis R. Vance Francis W. Ralston Fort Adams William S. M'Caskey Fort Sheridan James S. Rogers Edwin J. Bracken Homer B. Grant S ¥Th Charles M. Bunker 116Th John W. C. Abbott 98T 15Th Cavalry John J. Pershing Frank Parker John W. Ross United States Navy War Department Secretary of the Navy Robert L. Hirst 12Th Infantry Philadelphia Walter S. Brown 4Th Infantry Henry C. Evans, Jr Omaha Burton J. Mitchell Aes 32Th Infantry Eral Funston John H. Hess National Dental Association Niagara Falls Frank J. Miller Walter Coef Fort Banks Harry E. Smith Charles MM. Bunker Governor's Island George Palmer Henry H. Benham Henry D. Snyder William P. Duvall Fort Moore John P. Story Clermont I. Best Albert S. Cummins Frank R. Keefor Henry Page Frank E. Harris

Senators in Conference on Cuban tariff relief

A conference of beet sugar Senators Elkins Burrows and Jones with Republican Cuba relations leaders met in Washington to discuss tariff rebates for Cuban products. No agreement. Platt resisted a rebate while beet sugar Senators urged uniform duty cuts, warning against harming farming and infant beet sugar industry. The talks considered broader tariff revision but saw little support.

Associated Press Washington Messrs. Elkins Burrows Jones Nevada Senate Committee Cuba Platt Connecticut Cullom Spooner Republican Party

House Debates Anti Anarchy Bill Ends With Two Speeches Pending

Washington report: General debate on the Anti Anarchy bill concluded in the House today with all main remarks delivered. Two additional speeches remain to be heard tomorrow, marking a brief pause in proceedings as lawmakers prepare further remarks.

Washington House

Maine speaker to close argument in support of measure

Littlefield of Maine will close the argument in support of the measure. Today the debate returned to legal points with Sibley of Pennsylvania DeArmond of Missouri Williams of Mississippi Wooten of Texas McDermott of New Jersey Loud of California Crumacker of Indiana Maddox of Georgia Ball of Texas and Clark of Missouri presenting legal lines.

Littlefield Maine Messrs. Sibley Pennsylvania DeArmond Missouri Williams Mississippi Wooten Texas McDermott New Jersey Loud California Crumacker Indiana Maddox Georgia Ball Clark

Chicago's Officers Vindicated After Naples Court Inquiry

Washington reports the Navy Department will issue a statement Saturday on the Chicago court of inquiry in Naples. The panel reportedly criticised officers, but Moody disagrees with the conclusions and they will be disapproved. No court martial will follow. The European Squadron sails soon for Lisbon en route to England.

Washington Navy Department Chicago Naples Moody Lisbon England

Philippine Bill Debated in House Next Week

Washington June The Philippine Civil Government bill will be taken up in the House a week from next Wednesday June 18 arrangements made today by Chairman Cooper with Speaker Henderson and the Committee on Rules. The debate will last about a week.

Washington Cooper Henderson Committee On Rules

Navy to Launch Protected Cruiser Denver June 21

The Navy Department was informed by Neafie & Levy that the cruiser Denver will be launched on June 21. Denver is the second of six seventeen knot cruisers in its class to be launched, following the Cleveland, already floated at Bath works.

Washington Navy Department Neafie & Levy Denver Cleveland Bath Works

Bill to ship Philippine supplies on American built ships

The House Military Affairs Committee favorably reported a substitute bill allowing American built ships to carry government supplies to the Philippines when regular transport is inadequate. It sets bids at no more than 10 percent above foreign built ship bids. Secretary Root approved the measure.

Washington Pacific Philippines House Committee On Military Affairs Jones Stevens Minnesota Root

President Verifies Chalmette Not Military Camp

President Roosevelt transmitted Colonel Crowder’s report to the House confirming Chalmette as a mule shipping station, not a military camp. Hay notes no British enlistment evidence. shipments from New Orleans to South Africa were private commerce under British remount officers, with 98,687 horses and 75,108 mules shipped from 1899 to 1902.

House of Representatives Louisiana South Africa Crowder Secretary of State Heard Chalmette Smith Congress Theodore Roosevelt White House Secretary Hay Colonel Crowder Hay Pearson Philadelphia Boer Legislative Committee United States British Remount Commission Unite States Chalmette Station New Orleans Commission

British mule traffic ends at Port Chalmette to Canada

New Orleans special reports a shift of mule and horse shipments from Port Chalmette to Canada. The Lake Michigan carried stock yesterday. remaining animals moved to Lathrop Missouri and will be sent to Canada. Chalmette will hold a public sale of wagons and stock. Two hundred thousand head shipped over two years, worth about 35 million dollars, supported 20 thousand American muleteers and required 170 steamships. Bonham Texas once housed a remount plant. Lathrop became the remount hub with eight hundred tons of hay and forty five thousand bushels of corn monthly, employing about three hundred men.

New Orleans Port Chalmette South Africa Canada St. John Lake Michigan Lathrop Toronto Chalmette Africa Bonham Tex R. L. Fenner W. G. Eden E. G. Aspinal Cotton Dr. Davis

Capitol Fire Threat Spurs Immediate Safety Upgrades

Chief Dutton reports to Capitol architect Woods on fire hazards and proposes constant staffing of two firemen, extensive piping and pumps, alarm boxes, four twenty five gallon hand engines, three gallon extinguishers in every committee room, eight hand pumps with hoses, water buckets, twelve picks, twelve ceiling hooks and widespread material readiness. Washington also expects treaties with Spain ready for Congress next session as Bellamy Storer nears Madrid post.

Washington Capitol Woods Dutton District Fire Department Gugenaees Bellamy Storer United States Madrid State Department Storer

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