Rate Bill Sent Back In Conference Amid Senate Delays
Washington June 26 The Senate sent the rate bill back to conference lacking a stop gap and facing a closing session. House delays on the Public Buildings bill keep it in committee while the General Deficiency bill remains under consideration. Discussions center on the pipeline and Elkins amendments with anti pass provisions likely to be broadened for passage. La Follette presses a sixteen hour railway work day proposal amid quorum struggles.
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Senate
House
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Long
Standgi Oil Company
la Follette
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George F. Getty
Bartlesville
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Minnehoma Oil Company
Standard Company
Congressmpen
Standard
Navy yards bid on warships shows underbids
Secretary Bonaparte reviewed bids opened last Saturday for battleship construction at South Carolina and Michigan yards. Mare Island posted the lowest figure, undercutting New York Yard despite higher flexions. Private shipbuilders offered bids around four hundred more than the navy yard estimates. The secretary may authorize private construction if private bids are deemed exorbitant, but is not expected to do so here.
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Michigan
Bonapare
New York
Mare Iand
Mare Island
Fosture
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Charges Against Federal Judge In Congress Move
A memorial accusing Charlies Parlange judge of the Eastern District of the United States Court was received by Speaker Cannon and referred to the Judiciary Committee. It claims Judge Parlange unlawfully prevented filing a suit after a curter meeting denied him funds, and asserts the judge acted arbitrarily in violating the law.
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Charlies Parlange
United States Court of
Cannon Fer
Francis C. Mahan
New Orleans
Judiciary Committee
Mahan
Purtenee
German editors honored at Mansion House luncheon
London observers report Lord Mayor Walter Veughan Morgan hosted visiting German editors at a Mansion House luncheon. Speakers included James Bryce and Dr. Barth. Barth warned that war would ruin both nations and harm Europe, with America profiting from global disorder.
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London
Walter Veughan Morgan
Mansion House
James Bryce
Ireland
Dr. Barth
Barth
Great Britain
Europe
America
Senate to weigh Moroccan treaty at Algeciras hearing
Washington June 26 The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations will take up the Algeciras treaty regarding Morocco tomorrow with an effort to push a vote. A preliminary report faces opposition from Senators Bacon and organ with opposition noted.
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Algeciras
Moroces
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bacon and
Organ
German Complaints Over Duties Hit U S Trade
Berlin reports that the Cologne Gazette prints complaints about United States treatment of German goods since March. It says the US promised milder ad valorem duties but is valuing German products higher, hindering exports. The Gazette urges Germany to retaliate and instruct its Washington embassy to demand justice. Lowered wording for clarity. sources reflect contemporary reporting.
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Cologne
United States
Germany
Washington
House to vote on canal bill advances
Washington June 26 The House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce authorized Chairman Hepburn to report favorably to the House on the Senate canal bill decision that the Panama Canal shall be of the lock type despite Sundry Civil appropriations. The plan remains to align continuing statute with Senate provisions on canal funding and operation.
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hepburn Vo Day
House
Senate
Panama Canal
Mexican Treaty Ratified by Senate for Rio Grande Water Sharing
The Senate ratified the treaty with Mexico regarding the division of the Rio Grande waters for irrigation. The action centers on governance and allocation of river resources between the two nations, with implications for agriculture and regional water rights.
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Senate
Mexico
Rio Grande
Wynne to Leave Navy After Court Martial
Captain Robert F. Wynne of the marine corps will resign to avoid dismissal following a Brooklyn Navy Yard court martial. The Navy Department reports the court recommended his dismissal, but the President agreed to delay the sentence to permit resignation after considering Wynne’s service and provocation cited during the incident aboard the Alabama in New York.
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New York
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China
Tropics
Note raiser Tolley nabbed by Secret Service in Baltimore
The Tribune reports Secret Service Chief Wilkie announced the arrest of Irving Tolley, a known jail breaker and note raiser who traded $1 bills for larger denominations. He is slated for Nashville imprisonment in a strong Tennessee cell as authorities deem him a murderer. Tolley’s colorful dress sense aided his recapture after breaking Memphis jail with Luke Ray, who was later caught in California.
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Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service
Baltimore
Irving Tolley
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Tolley
Nashville
Tennessee
Memphis
Luke Ray
California
Meat inspection row in agricultural bill likely to stalemate
Washington June meat inspection amendments in the agricultural bill seem headed for a Senate House clash over who pays for inspection and can rate, with negotiators unable to reconcile differences. A further meeting is planned at 10 tomorrow while other bill provisions were agreed.
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Senate
House
Conerrees
Moderates' Trick in Havana Shocks City Council
In Havana on June 2, Vice-President Mendez Capote condemned the Moderate members who, in Mayor Bonachea's absence, filled five vacancies to seize control of the City Council. He vetoed the move and removed the City Clerk, signaling government disapproval and possible further removals of Liberal officials by year’s end.
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English tailor brought to reform US Army uniforms
Washington reports that George B Winter an English tailor arrived with his son aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm to revise and modify US army uniform patterns to improve fit and appearance. Officials state he is not changing designs, only adjusting cutting patterns under contract, with samples made in London for enlisted uniforms.
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War Department
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Winter
United States
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London
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Oliver
Overwork kills 25 year old Japanese student at Northwestern
Chicago June 3 Five days after earning his Master of Arts Rikinosuki Hojo a Japanese student at Northwestern University died yesterday He was twenty five years old and a member of a distinguished Japanese mer He was in the front rank in his classes at Northwestern.
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Northwestern University
Rikinosuki Hojo
Northwestern
Roosevelt weighs veto on Montana Blackfoot allotment bill
Washington June 2. A bill opening the Blackfoot Reservation in Montana may be recalled by the House. President Roosevelt hesitates to veto but the Bureau of Indian Affairs says the measure does not adequately test water rights on lands subject to allotment. If the measure fails to meet tests it will go over.
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Montana
House
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House passes Omnibus Public Building bill for 21 million
Washington June 26 Congress approved the Omnibus Public Building bill carrying 21 061 000 with minimal debate and then began work on the General Deficiency bill. Members head home as session nears end amid cheerful mood about large building appropriations and careful committee estimates.
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Washington
House
Congress
Lloyd
Missouri
Republican Party
Townsend
Michigan
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New York
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Replies to Mr Metz West Rockaway Land Company Refuses City Sale
Fred J. Lancaster president of West Rockaway Land Company replies to Controller Metz. He states the Rockaway Beach land is owned by the company with Edward P. Hatch as co stockholder and asserts they do not intend to sell to the city. If condemned they will seek full value through counsel and note Hatch offered his interest for 1 001 000. They have not employed counsel for a year and expect land value to rise.
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West Rockaway Land Company
Metz
Rockaway Beach
Lancaster
Hatch
Untermyer Seeks List Of Policyholders In NY Life Fight
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the international policyholders committee, pressed President Orr of New York Life for access to the policyholders list to aid canvassing ahead of July 18. The company said the list is private and could not be provided before public filing of six lists.
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International Policyholders’ Committee
Orr
New York Life
Untermyer
James H. MclIntosh
McIntosh
The
Thomas A. Buckner
Buckner
Gilbert Ray Hawes
No. 1 Broadway
Armstrong
Mr. Hawes
Robert H. McCurdy
Mutual Life
the Tribune
Europe
Richard A. McCurdy
la Provence
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Tyrol
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Robert Olyphant
James C. Holden
Charles E. Miller
Andrew C. Fields
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Commission on Isthmus Canal Nominees Delayed
Washington six to five Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals votes not to travel to the Isthmus for hearings. No testimony in Washington until next session postpones Cromwell refusal ruling until December and adjourns until then, delaying canal commissioner nominations. Current commissioners expected to be reappointed during congressional recess.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Panama
William Nelson Cromwell
Federal employees favored by half holiday plan
Washington on June 25 announces that Saturday half holidays will be granted in July August and September to skilled mechanics and laborers and to all classified service employees at navy yards naval stations and the Government Printing Office in this city.
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Roosevelt
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Government Printing Office
Mrs Elizabeth Dunber Dies in County Infirmary at 19
Grand Haven Mich June 2 19 Mrs Elizabeth Dunber died last night in the County Infirmary aged 19. She was born in County Antrim Ireland and had long been a resident here. The outcome and further details were not available at this time.
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Mich
Elizabeth Dunber
County Infirmary
County Antrim
Ireland
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Insurgent Berroa Reports Dominican Revolt Gains
General Q Berroa, exiled from Santo Domingo, arrives from Turks Island and says the insurrection against President Caceres is strengthening daily. He cites widespread repression, jailings, and famine, and outlines aims to tax land, reform tariffs, restore habeas corpus, and seek U S support for free elections amid a war plan with ex presidents Ju an Jiménez and Carlos Morales.
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United States
Horacio Vasquez
Republic
Cibao
Rebel Chiefs in Cebu Surrender to Authorities
Manila reports Pulajane leaders Quien tin and Adva surrendered to Governor Osmena and the constabulary in Cebu. They were the island's last armed chiefs. Their rifles and ammunition were also yielded. Washington notes Quien tin and Adva had troubled Cebu for years, once taking allegiance and serving as guides for the American army before betraying the government.
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Washington
British Fleet Visit To Russia Explained As Courtesy
London June 26 Sir Edward Grey the Foreign Secretary said in the House of Commons that the planned summer visit of the British fleet to Russia should be viewed as a courtesy and not as interference in Russia’s internal affairs He rejected a call to break off relations over Jewish massacres and noted a July debate on Foreign Office funds St Petersburg reports the Baltic fleet remnants converging to Cronstadt to receive the British fleet including battleships Slovo and Czarevitch and several cruisers
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Charles P. Trevelyan
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Great Britain
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Czarevitch
Cruise of Imperial Family Plans Summer Voyage
The imperial family of Russia plans a summer cruise in the Finnish archipelago. Longinkoshe Castle near Kotka, about 100 miles from St. Petersburg, is being readied for the Emperor. No departure time has been officially announced.
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Italian Deputies Sympathy Over Russian Autocracy Fight
In Rome June 26 the Chamber of Deputies discussed an Interpellation about an Italian jailed in Russia for plotting against the government. Socialist Deputy Turati declared the chamber shared indignation at Russian massacres and sent greetings to the young parliamentarians fighting autocracy, drawing loud applause.
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Russia
Turati
Three Reports Split on Woodbury Probe in City Street Work
Ivins committee finds no removal of Commissioner Woodbury despite three months of inquiry into the Street Cleaning Department. Majority recommends his ouster for incompetence and abuses. minor reform reports dissent, urging changes but stopping short of removal. Mayor McClellan holds power, already concluded case not strong enough for removal.
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William M. Ivins
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Ivins
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Brown
Alderman Downing
Brooklyn
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Tammany
Mulligan
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Sean Offee
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New York Sanitary Utilization Company
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American Railway Raffic Company
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Council Debates Woodbury Issue amid Fervid Oratory
The council member faced severe censure for a costly valueless experiment and alleged city funds loss. Action on the report is postponed to next Monday as aldermen prepare for a flood of speeches on the Woodbury matter.
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Board of Aldermen
Woodbury
Mr Bingham at Bronxville Returns for Indefinite Stay
Police Commissioner and Mrs Bingham, after a spring visit to the Hotel Gramatan in Bronxville, have returned for an open ended stay. He uses a car but travels daily by train.
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Gramatan
Bronzeville
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