Cabinet in Session Debates Cuba Platt Amendment
Washington Cabinet members broadcast dissatisfaction with Colombia canal talks and Cuba reciprocity, while pledging to uphold the Platt Amendment. Roosevelt weighs tariff revision and a permanent tariff commission as he meets leaders and prepares a lengthy message to Congress. The session touched on the Panama Canal, the Nicara gua route, and potential tariff arrangements, with leaders cautioning a conservative path.
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Colombia
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Congress
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Scott
West Virginia
Lodge
Burrows
Leaders in Congress to discuss tariff and trusts with him
Washington, Nov 21. President invites leaders from both chambers to discuss features of his forthcoming message on trusts and the tariff. He aims to ease early session work and reconcile possible differences between houses. Senator Lodge luncheoned with the President to review key points.
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White House
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Congress
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Root
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Moody
Philadelphia
Union League
Washington
Senator Lodge
Clerks mistake blamed for double death in drug accident
Mrs Vincenzo Orlando aged sixty dies at home after giving her grandson Joseph Caputa seven months old medicine from a castor and almond oil mixture believed poisoned with cyanide of potassium. Store clerk William Rogers, eighteen, employed at Theodore Rennenberg’s Ninth Avenue drugstore, is under arrest after being identified by the grandchildren as selling the mixture. The case unfolds with family members and neighbors shaken by the tragedy as the elderly husband remains unaware at his home nearby.
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West Sixteenth St
Joseph Caputa
New-York Hospital
William J. Rogers
West Nineteenth St
Theodore Rennenberg
Rogers
Orlando
Luigi Caputa
Mary
Joseph
James Shea
West Fourteenthst
Antonio
Chinese Hospital Aims in Chinatown Led by Dr Chang
Article describes Dr Chang seeking a state permit to establish a Chinese run hospital in Chinatown near Mott and Park Streets. The plan envisions a largely Chinese administered, subscriber funded facility using Chinese healing methods and American medical schooling, with debate between traditionalists and reformers led by Choi Su Kan and supporters of Dr Thoms.
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Matt St
State Board of Health
Chinatown
San Francisco
United States
Board of Health
Park-st
Mott-st
Ben Chang
Hut So
Canton
Hot Yok Tong
Ding- Shong
Shalkow
Choi Su Kan
New-York
Chinese Reform Club
Dr. Thoms
Cuban commission to meet General Bliss in Havana
President Palma appoints Secretary of State Zaldo and Secretary of Finance Montes to confer with General Bliss. Bliss indicated through Minister Squiers that he must deal directly with Cuban officials, not a commission of economic societies. First meeting expected tomorrow. aim to conclude discussions before December. Briarcliff milk advertisement note.
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Montes
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Squiers
United States
Sefiors Zaldo
Gas Fire in Fifth Avenue After Bridge Collapse
A gas main fractured by a temporary Fifth Avenue bridge collapse ignited last evening between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets. About 100 onlookers gathered as crews shut off gas two and a half hours later and the fire department worked to control flames and prevent further spread.
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Twentieth Sts
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Wallace's Hotel Blaze Darkens City Lights
Fire at Wallace's Hotel caused a blackout as sparks from broken wires ignited a blaze. Crowds gathered from nearby points while reserves from Tenderloin station formed lines. About ten to fifteen minutes after starting, every light went out, forcing candles to be brought in. other nearby buildings also suffered outages.
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Seeley
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Fifthave
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Dunn
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Buildings Department
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Tenderloin
Refugee in a Legation May Face Surrender Debate
Godfrey Hunter Jr the son of the United States Minister in Guatemala City shot and killed William Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids. Hunter took refuge in the legation while officials weigh exemption from arrest amid international law constraints and unclear ties to the legation.
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State Department
Godfrey Hunter, Jr
United States
Guatemala City
William Fitzgerald
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hunter
Legation
Guatemala
Department
Fitzgerald
James G. Bailey
Kentucky
NOT MAKING A DEAL WITH ADDICKS ABSURD
Dover Nov 2 ex Senator R R Kenney denied reports that he was negotiating with Edward Addicks on a Senate seat. He said such a deal would be absurd and impossible, as he would not persuade nor dare approach Democratic legislators who are above reproach.
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Edward Addicks
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Dunsmuir resigns as Premier of British Columbia
Premier James Dunsmuir has resigned and Cole G. Prior, Minister of Mines, has been asked to form a new Ministry. Cabinet composition remains largely unchanged. the Mines portfolio to be filled within days. Also noted are travel ads to New York and Chicago and Ohio centennial celebration coverage forthcoming in tomorrow's Tribune.
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Cole G. Prior
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Settlement Under Way In Anthracite Strike Talks
Plans for a settlement between ant hracite operators and mine workers are underway as the strike commission may adjourn for ten days. Operators seek 10 percent wage rise and nine hour day with yearly company contracts, while workers push for 15 percent raise and eight hour day. A two-sided discussion, led by attorneys, then a commission conference, is planned to resolve terms.期待 news from New York as talks continue.
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the Erie
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Mitchell
Yale Harvard Football Pictorial Review by Morris Upham Ely
In the 16 page Pictorial Review the Yale and Harvard football teams receive full analysis by Morris Upham Ely. The piece notes Yale quarterback of ’98 and features advance notices for today’s Commercial Advertiser with 40 pages total and 5 cent price at all news-stands. A Turkey feature previews progress toward tomorrow’s Tribune dinner table with interest pictures of the bird in several stages.
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Morris Upham Ely
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Health of Miners Detailed by Doctors Before Strike Commission
Drs. Gibbons and Butler testified on miners health and mine conditions. Gibbons blasted ambulances as unsanitary, likening them to infection carriers. Butler described lungs clogged with coal dust and limited vitality, noting foreign workers showed more resilience but later health decline.
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E. J. Butler
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Europe
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