Debates and events mark the last Senate day on isthmian canal question
The Senate wrapped up the isthmian canal debate with lively speeches by Spooner and others favoring the Panama route. Executive actions confirmed Captain Charles E. Clark as rear admiral. Cameron and other fiscal and political notes followed as the House discussed the Deficiency bill and policy matters.
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Germany
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Virginia
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United Mine Workers of America
Republican State Convention
Nebraska
John Mickey
Polk County
E. W. Opele
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Rice Institute
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Tribune
Connecticut's Unsettled Question On Constitution Vote
The Connecticut election showed only about 15 percent turnout as the proposed constitution was rejected by a two to one margin 20 873 to 10 333. The convention is praised for its intelligent debate on representation and its amendments are seen as an improvement with some conceding a majority was less despotic than feared. The piece notes towns under 2000 get one representative and outlines the proposed representation scale up to larger towns.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Connecticut constitutional debate over town representation
The piece weighs the split over representation in Connecticut towns with 120000 in New Haven and smaller towns. It notes the two member towns shrinking to 2000 but failing to win support. The Hartford Courant sees concessions for acceptance but doubts a quick, peaceful settlement.
Democratic split on Philippines policy exposes party divisions
The piece argues Illinois Democrats oppose Philippine independence while endorsing true American expansion under U S sovereignty. It notes Kansas City platform conflicts and contrasts New England anti expansionists with Illinois expansionists, suggesting Democrats are divided and uncertain about policy.
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Democratic Party
Philippines
Illinois
Kansas City
Indiana
Supreme Court
United States
Ilinois
New York
New England
New-York
Reciprocity by Treaty Against Senate Hurdles in Cuba Pact
The editorial argues that a Cuban reciprocity treaty faces strong Senate opposition and would require congressional legislation to become effective. It notes that a treaty alone cannot bypass Congress and that courts uphold statute law over non self executing treaty provisions. It discusses political risk to the President and the need for legislative action to implement any treaty.
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Congress
House
Senate
Justice Curtis
Circuit
Supreme Court
Russia
Justice Marshall
Constitutional limits on reciprocity treaties and self executing provisions
The text discusses that even with a treaty as law, Congress may repeal or modify self executing treaty provisions that are operative without legislation. It cites 1888 Supreme Court views on tariffs and reciprocity with the Dominican Republic, and notes executive action risks when enforcing treaties contrary to statute, highlighting precedents under British treaty terms and potential Congressional modification.
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Supreme Court
Justice Field
Whitney Agt. Robertson
Dominican Republic
United States
Executive Department
Great Britain
Trade With Japan and the Pacific Cable Question
The article notes growing US Japan trade driven by shipments and 1900 totals near $59 million while Britain dominates regional trade. It urges building a pure American Pacific cable to extend influence to China and Japan and keep U.S. trade independent from foreign firms. It discusses governmental cable ownership debates and the need for an American line across the Pacific.
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Baron Shibusawa
United States
British Empire
Great Britain
India
Hong Kong
Canada
Australia
China
Germany
France
Russia
Pacific Ocean
Congress
Philippines
Ign Corporation
Pacific
Manhattan Elevated Railways Smoke Fight May Turn to Oil
Health Commissioner Lederle opposes burning hard coal for the Manhattan Elevated Railway and warns of smoke. He notes crude oil burners exist and could be used to reduce smoke, with equipment available quickly. A handbook on burning soft coal without smoke is advertised nearby, suggesting a cost efficient alternative.
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Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Lederle
Manhattan Company
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Angus Sinclair
Locomotive Engineering
Elevated Railway Company
Manhattan
Reforms to Cut Smoke on Locomotives Proposed by Sinclair
An executive order could adopt Sinclair’s plan to suppress coal smoke by burning fuel properly, with rapid results. Five hundred copies of Sinclair’s book would cost less than two oil burners, aiding firemen and engineers immediately. The approach promises economy and would curb opposition from Lederle and Jerome.
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Manhattan Company
Dr. Lederle
Mr. Jerome
Seismic unrest center remains volatile in East Fourteenth
Local politics experts warn the quake hot spot near East Fourteenth Street and Third Avenue will not calm soon. They cite ongoing tensions and potential for further disruptions in the area.
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East Fourteenth-st
Third-ave
Law and Order Outlook in Ireland Warps Contempt Case
A Home Rule MP has been jailed for contempt after calling a sitting judge "a damned liar." The episode raises questions about decorum and authority in a tense Ireland.
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Ireland
Partridge Transfers O'Reilly and Civic Reflections
The note recalls Colonel Partridge bringing Captain O'Reilly from Brooklyn to Oakst and urges wiser police transfers. It criticizes elevator cuts harming office crowds and questions the economy. It also praises Congress for a $100000 Revolutionary War monument, commends Cooper Union, and urges thoughtful use of historic buildings. It closes with praise for mountain climbers aiding science and caution toward reckless thrill seekers.
Quip and quips from a scattered press collage
A selection of humorous and oddball items from various papers. Notes on Lord Pauncefote at The Hague using a dumdum shell pen, a New York ping pong death as a cautionary tale, and hopes for a monument at Sydney Harbour. Also jokes about a veterinary surgeon turned dog doctor and a six second Saline County wedding. South Carolina toilers face a high pistol rule. A rug seller’s doorstep note closes the slice.
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Paris
Pauncefote
Hague
Lord Pauncefote
White House guests plan September visit to Detroit trip
President Roosevelt considers including Toledo and Detroit on his September itinerary while discussions with Representative Southard invite a visit. Colonel Leonard Wood joins Roosevelt for weeks at the White House, with family guests and social leaders planning Newport and Hempstead gatherings around July and August.
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Toledo
Southard
Roosevelt
Detroit
Leonard Wood
White House
Bay Regatta Draws Notables as June Social Season Opens
New York society plans regatta attendance across Roslyn and Westbury while weddings and engagements fill the calendar. Lily Oerrichs and Peter Martin change nuptial date to July 24 at St Marys Newport, Miss Lila V Sloane to wed William Osgood Field at Lenox July 8, Elm Court marquees host breakfast with Hungarian band. Lenox Golf Club opens with an anticipated open tournament in September.
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Peter Martin
St Mary's Catholic Church
Newport
Harold Arrowsmith
David H. Greer
St. Bartholomew's Church
Lila V. Sloane
William Osgood Field
Lenox
Elm Court
William Douglas Sloane
Lenox Golf Club
William D. Sloane
Giraud Foster
White House Restoration Aims to Return to Original Plans
Washington experts plan a full rebuilding of the White House to reflect McKim’s historic design. The project will relocate offices to a temporary building, expand the dining room by 60 percent, add west and east porticoes, and modernize baths and utilities for a uniform, period-accurate residence.
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White House
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Park Commission
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Hale
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Newport Notes: Weddings and Summer Leases Stall Paint Strike
The Newport Chronicle reports Theodora Van Horn and Edward C. Sturtevant wed at Berkley Chapel Middletown with Bishop Clark officiating. A painter strike delays villa work and a new ballroom at Mrs Astor’s estate. Thomas Howard and family arrive at Vanderbilt villa. the Tuscarora yacht with Rockefeller aboard sails into the harbor. Astor and Vanderbilt camps prepare for summer occupancy.
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Rhode Island
St. George's School
Mary Witherbee
Bogton
van Horn
Greenough Place
Europe
Munchinger King Cottage
J. J. Astor
Lyndenhurst
Needham Elected President of Columbian University
Charles W. Needham of Washington was elected president of Columbian University to succeed Rev. Dr. J. Whitman who resigned two years ago. Needham has served as dean of the Law School and on the School of Comparative Jurisprudence and Diplomacy. Acting president Rev. Dr. S H Green has led the university.
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Charles W. Needham
Columbian University
J. Whitman
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Law School
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S&s. H. Green
Wext Church
Bishop Garrigan Installed for Sioux City See
The Right Rev. BR Garrigan was installed today as Bishop of the Catholic see of Sioux City at St Marys Cathedral. The installation took place in the cathedral with a large attendance and included a reception and banquet for visiting clergy hosted by Bishop Gon and Archbishop Keane.
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Iowa
BR . Garrigan
St. Mary's Catheta
Gon
Keane
Transatlantic travelers booked for Bremen and Oceanic arrivals
A list of passengers booked to sail on the steamer Bremen today for Southampton and Bremen includes Professor and Mrs. Albert, Mrs. Tubly, Sr. Bickmore and numerous other named travelers. Also noted are arrivals from Liverpool aboard the Oceanic, including R. K. Appleton and the Bowdain and Ream families among many others, and forthcoming sailings on the La Touraine for Havre with additional prominent passengers.
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Southampton
Liverpool
R. K. Appleton
EL. A. Atkinson
W. Graham Bowdain
Congress Conferees Agree On Urgent Deficiency Bill Sum
Senate and House conferrees reach agreement on a $360 000 appropriation for White House changes after a conference with the President today. The final amount is approved for urgent deficiency work.
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House
White House
Jimmie Bridges Leads Brooklyn Win Over Manhattan Aldermen
The Brooklyn battery led by Aldermen Bill and Gillon defeated Manhattan 7 to 2 in a charity game at Coney Island after the brooklyn victory. Jimmy Bridges impressed with athletic flair and a backhand catch miscue that sparked a near riot as crowds surged.
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