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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

25

Congress agrees to Spooner bill on Cuban reciprocity

Washington June 17 Republican senators on the Senate Committee on Relations with Cuba agree to accept the Spooner bill providing reciprocity with Cuba and plan a conference tomorrow night to discuss terms. Beet sugar leaders doubt any floor legislation. some Republicans oppose, others expect a committee report and possible treaty talks may extend beyond this session.

Associated Press Washington Senate Committee On Cuba Spooner Republic of Cuba United States Senate Friends of Hay Quesada Elkins, Burrows Dietrich Foraker White House Congress Elkins Senator Foraker

Statement on Expenditures for Reciproc ity Noted by War Dept

Washington June 17 Secretary Root asked Mr Steinhard War Department Havana for a detailed statement of expenditures on account of reciprocity during the Cuban military regime. Steinhard, chief clerk under General Wood, remained in Havana with clerks handling vouchers for Cuban Government inspection. Senator Pratt urged the inquiry to aid Senate discussion. report expected within ten days. Germany’s stance on Cuba unsettled as Berlin waits U S relations to guide policy and Baron Bruck arrives from Havana.

Washington Root Steinhard War Department Havana Cuba General Wood Pratt Connecticut Senate Sen@tor Teller Secretary of War

Isthmian Canal Debate Divides Senators on Nicaragua Route

Senate debate centers on isthmian canal with Perkins and Stewart backing Nicaragua and Gallinger favoring Panama. Morgan signals likely Thursday vote as discussions cover Costa Rica legality, Panama Company title, and climate health conditions affecting construction.

Washington Senate Perkins California Gallinger New Hempshire Stewart Nevada Morgan Alabama Nicaragua Panama Panama Canal Company Kittredge Costa Rica United States Nicaragua Canal South Dakota Panama Canal Isthmian Canal Commission

Deadlock on Army Bill Delays Barracks for Safety

Washington reports a Senate House stalemate over Army Appropriation amendments on barracks and quarters. Delays risk postponing essential construction and forcing regiments to stay in tents, with summer work plans in jeopardy. A conference deadlock follows House and Senate dispute over funding rules and statutory limits.

Tribune Washington War Department Senate House Proctor Foraker Tillman Cannon Appropriations Committee

House Passes Amended Bankruptcy Law Amid Debate

The House debated and then passed a bill amending the bankruptcy law in fifteen points to define preferences and add grounds for discharging refusals. Support for retention was overwhelming, while a minority urged repeal. The measure followed the Pirie decision and aims to strengthen proceedings and protect creditors and debtors alike.

Washington House Judiciary Mittee Supreme Court Pirle Chicago Title and Trust Company Ray Judiciary Committee Pirie Clayton Alabama DeArmond Missouri de Armond United States Senate Spanish Claims Commission

Major Waller Explains Statements on Samar Campaign

Washington June 17 Major Waller of the Marine Corps who recently returned from the Philippines has received an inquiry from the Secretary of the Navy about published statements on the Samar campaign. He says he declined to oblige interviewers when pressed. Officials deem the explanation satisfactory and the case closed.

Washington Navy Navy Department Waller Marine Corps Philippines Secretary of the Navy Samar

Weather Bureau Crop Report Shows Varied Regional Conditions

The weekly crop summary notes favorable temperatures across core corn states with drought in Central and West Gulf areas. Heavy rains hit Upper Mississippi and Midwest regions, while South Atlantic states receive relief. Winter wheat progress varies by region with harvests under way in Kansas and Southern Illinois. oats and cotton face moisture and pest pressures in scattered areas.

Ced West Gulf States Mi Ri New England Missouri Upper Mississippi Upper Lake Region South Atlantic States Central Pacific Oregon Washington Nebraska Kansas Illinois Ohio Iowa Wisconsin Kentucky Tennessee Middle Texas Rio Valley Lake Linors Carolinas California South Dakota Iinois South Carolina Georgia Mississippi Louisiana Cotton Middle Atlantic States Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic

Emperors Invitation For U S Officers To Prussian Maneuvers

Secretary Root transmits praise for the German Emperor invitation to Major General Corbin Major General Young and Brigadier General Wood to attend Prussian Army maneuvers as guests. The note expresses gratitude and notes friendship dating from Prince Henry of Prussia’s visit.

Washington Root Hay Corbin Young Wood War Department Prince Henry of Prussia

Cockran invited to speak at Wigwam Fourth of July

Fourth of July committee invites W Bourke Cockran to speak at the Wigwam celebration. He may be offered a Congress nomination or a possible Senate path, while Tammany figures press for Purroy Cantor to return. Sheehan is excluded as a rival in the renewed effort to placate Tammany factions.

Wigwam T. W. Bourke Cockran Congress Henry D. Purroy Tammany Jacob A. Cantor Messrs. Whitney, Crimmins John (. Sheehan Richard Croker Tammany Society Justice O'Gorman W. Bourke Cockran Mr. Cockran Senator Platt Haffen Bronx Bill” Devery Purroy Sullivan Featherson Lewis Nixon Cantor Tammany Hall Canter Board of Aldermen Tammany Democrats Tim Nixon Mr. Cantor O'Gorman Croker Cochran John F. Carroll Asa Bird Gardiner Randolph Guggenheimer Patrick Keenan Charles F. Murphy Daniel F. McMahon Mr. Cochran Senator Bailey Texas Cockran Morgan J. O'Brien Fitzgerald John C. Sheehan Sheehan Braves Silrey Mr. Croker Henry D. Purrey John Furrey Tso Tracy van Wyck Iss Bryan Shepard Tilden Club

Navy officers named in dispute seek JAG opinion

The Judge Advocate General is asked for an opinion on a dispute involving Rear Admiral Taylor head of Navigation and Rear Admiral Bradford head of Equipment. It is understood the Secretary will rule with the officers’ positions on the general board remaining in the order they were named.

Judge Advocate’s Office Taylor Bureau of Navigation Bradford Bureau of Equipment General Board

Illinois Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket

The Illinois Democratic State Convention adjourned after nominating John L. Pickering for Clerk of the Supreme Court George Duddleston for State Treasurer Anson L Bliss for Superintendent of Public Instruction and trustees Julia Holmes Smith J A White and S S Paxton for the States University A bitter plank fight over a pro Kansas City platform was settled with a broader declaration of fundamental Democratic principles John P Hopkins was re elected chairman defeating Mayor Carter Harrison

Supreme Court John L. Pickering Springfield George Duddleston Chicago Anson Ll. Bliss Hillsboro the States University Julia Holmes Smith J. A. White Urbana S. S. Paxton Monmouth John P. Hopkins State Central Committee Carter H. Harrison Illinois United States Kansas City John C. Richberg Adolf D. Kraus Democratic Party

Convention poised for national drama in Nebraska GOP

Lincoln Nebraska June 17 Republicans convene for a full state ticket with talk of Marcus A Hanna as President and Senator Charles H Dietrich for Vice President. Plans rumored to oppose President Roosevelt and back Dietrich and Millard over Cuban tariff battles, signaling intense intra party strife.

Tribune Lincoln Neb Marcus A. Hanna Charles H. Dietrich Nebraska Roosevelt Dietrich Millard Hanna

Maine Democrats Nominate Gould for Governor At State Convention

The Bangor convention nominated S. W. Gould of Skowhegan as governor and adopted a platform opposing imperialism in the Philippines and supporting immediate home rule for Filipinos. The same gathering backed free trade with insular territories and called for tariff abolition on trust-made articles. In other actions Elliot F. Benson of Bar Harbor was nominated for Congress in the II district, and Thomas White of Bangor named for Congress in the IV district. Republicans renominated Charles E. Littlefield in the Ioda District, and C. F. Wright was renominated for the XVth District in Scranton.

W. J. Bryan Philippines Pena Treasury Senate United States Philippine Islands Cuba Bangor S. W. Gould Skowheean Champ Clark Missouri Maine Elliot F. Benson Bar Harbor Thomas White Congress Ioda Charles E. Littlefield Chicago John D. Fillburn Scranton Penn C. F. Wright

Gherardi Davis Declares Senate Nomination Bid in XV District

Assemblyman Gherard Davis announced by friends plans to seek the Senate nomination in the NIth District, with N A Elsberg. Both candidates vie delegates from the XXVth XXVIIth and XXIXth districts, with Davis favored in XXVth. Davis and Elsberg supporters expect to contest the convention and control delegate selection.

Gherard Davis Senate Nith N. A. Elsberg Davis Elsberg Erg Albany Fisberg

Trust regulation bill moves in Congress

Representative Bell of Colorado introduces a bill mirroring Industrial Commission recommendations. It demands annual public filings with the Treasury detailing business activities, classifies stock as cash paid or inflated, taxes secondary stock at 2t percent, and authorizes court receivership to fix railroad discrimination in interstate transport.

Washington Bell Colorado Industrial Commission Secretary of the Treasury United States United States Circuit Court

Secretary Moody to Decide on Navy General Board Precedence

Washington June 17 Secretary Moody will render a decision within a few days on the precedence question on the general board of the navy which has stirred debate recently.

Washington Moody General Board of the Navy

Major Shaler In Tunnel Disaster Paralyzed

The article recounts Major Shaler's injury after a rock struck him in the Park Avenue tunnel section 4. It notes a string of crashes including a January dynamite explosion, armory fire and hotel damage, plus subsequent collapse events and arrests. Foremen Fraser Murphy Nash are injured in a later derrick accident.

Mr. Parsons Major Shaler Park-ave Thirty-ninth Pitty New-York Central Tunnel Fifty-sixth St Murray Hill Shaler 71St Regiment Park Avenue Washington Square Forty-first-st Michael Murphy East Seventieth St John Nash Valentine Ave Murphy Nash New York Hospital

Blind Burglar’s Final Fall Cited in Batesville

A longtime Mississippi burglar who became blind after a background escape was found in a Batesville store shaft late at night. He had several pilfered packages and perished from his injuries hours later.

Tribune New Orleans Riverside Miss Jonathan Jones L. Marks Jones Batesville R. P. Houston

Two Instalment Dealer Victims Reduced Jail Inmates

Sheriff OBrien reported Ludlow Street Jail holds only two prisoners tied to instalment debt actions. Under Sheriff Moen noted The Tribune and Legal Aid Society efforts have crushed the instalment dealers, who once crowded prisons with ten to twenty victims.

O'Brien Ludlow Street Moen The Tribune Legal Aid Society

Injunction against steel firm halts local expansion plans

McKeesport Pennsylvania June 17 The Chancellor Emery ruling makes the injunction permanent to stop the steel combination from retiring 200000 in preferred stock and issuing 25000000 in bonds. The decision likely ends the $1000 property option near the National Tube Works plant and the planned tube mill expansion with a $7500 expenditure. Officials warn delays may force abandonment of the improvements.

Tribtte McKeesport Penn Emery National Tube Works

Montgomery County GOP Renominates Odell Delegates

In Amsterdam New York on June 17 the Montgomery County Republican Convention chose delegates to the State Convention and instructed them to back the renomination of Governor Odell.

Amsterdam N. Y Montgomery County Odell

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Pilate Herod Stooner Bill MR. Root Germany Berlin Cuban Republic Baron Bruck New York Franklin the Rainier Company Broadway YUREE NICA HALA ONT MR. Morgan Chickamauge M'Kinley Grosvenor McKinley Hey Major Waller Weather Bureau Crop Report Thereureau Emperor William Pammany Tammany Men William C. Whitney John D. Crimmins Hanna and Maine Democrats PRO Naval General Board M'Keesport Great Western France Pleasant Valley Wine Co Rheims, N. Y
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