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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1900

Page

3

Canal Treaty Debate Prompts Fortification Clash In Senate

The Hay-Pauncefote treaty dominates an executive session as senators debate fortifying the canal. Lodge Clark Daniel Bacon Money favor the amendment. Frye Cullom Foraker Walcott Morgan oppose. Discussion notes abrogation of Clayton-Bulwer and potential U S defense measures amid Nicaragua canal considerations.

Senate Lodge Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Messrs Lodge and Clark Daniel Bacon and Money Frye Cullom Foraker Walcott Morgan Senator Lodge Beveridge Great Britain United States Money Mississippi Committee On Foreign Relations Ecuador Island of Santa

Democrats Fight Army Bill Over Philippine Policy

Democratic critics urged limits on a large army tied to the Philippines, arguing Congress must set force size and warning against imperial policy. Senator Cochran of Missouri pressed concerns while McCall of Massachusetts denounced the plan and urged granting Filipinos a self governing future.

Congress Philippine Islands Cochran Missouri McCall Massachusetts Philippines Washington Valley Forge United States

Republicans clash with expansion of army bill in House

Debates rage over Senate bill 4300 to raise U S Army size to near 100 000, with critics citing imperial aims in Philippines and executive discretionary power. Key figures like Mr McCall urge limits and a clear policy in the islands, while supporters argue for rapid reorganization and readiness.

Richardson Tennessee Congress Mr. Underwood Alabama Philippines Kleberg Texas McClellan New York Parker New Jersey Washington Jefferson Tpo Cuba United States Porto Rico Europe War Department

Xmas Pianos Offer in City Factory Stores

An early selection promises the most beautiful stock of pianos in various woods. Prices are intrinsic with a dollar value per dollar. Second-hand organs from $10 to $50, slightly used uprights $175, and new uprights $250. Call and examine before buying. We manufacture and sell our own pianos exclusively. This Store.

Merry go rounds and attractions at Strawbridge sale

Strawbridge and Clothier advertises merry-go-rounds with six riders priced at 75 cents, steam and hot-air engines from 50 cents to 8.50, and walking dolls at 1.00, describing graceful motion and coquettish posing for buyer appeal.

Dress Materials boxed for holiday gifts

A shopping note highlights waist patterns in silk embroidered on wool, with exclusive designs. It lists Henriettas at 1.00 1.25 per yard French Foules 1.50 yard and French Albatross 2.00 yard plus dress patterns from 2.00 to 4.00 for full sets. It mentions silk dress and waist patterns in blacks and colors and new Foulards for 1901. Special lots of Black Habitats 27 inch at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 a yard. Centre Store Main Aisle.

Centre Store Main

Men's Cardigan Jackets From Six Lines By Various Makers

A local store offers six cardigan lines made to order by top manufacturers. Prices start at 1.50 for size 36 with 25 cents added for each larger size. Next grade 1.75 plus 25 cents per size. highest quality starts at 2.25 for size 36 with 25 to 26 cents more per size.

West Store East Store Market Street

Fans for Christmas Offerings in Various Styles

A fresh assortment of imported and Fancy fans for Christmas includes SILVER-MOUNTED fans with scalloped edges priced from 5.00 to 20.00, Painted and Spangled fans with bone sticks from 1.75 to 5.00, White and Black Gauze fans with lace and Spangles from 1.00 to 1.50, White Gauze and Silk fans from 0.50 to 1.00, and Children's silk and gauze fans from 0.60 to 1.85.

Women’s Tea Gowns at Centre Store Special

Special value cashmere tea gowns in pink rose garnet cardinal black brown and blues. Lined with silesia, bishop sleeves, Vandyke standing collar, Watteau back or shirted back with satin ribbon ruffles. Made in our own workrooms for $5.00 at Centre Store second floor.

Special styles gain popularity with warm chic dash

The article touts growing appeal of special styles described as warm and fashionable with rich blacks and blues. Four items of fine Kersey and Cheviot fabrics are highlighted, 26 inches long, lined, double breasted, high storm collar, with satin lining and bold finishing. Prices shown include 16.50 and 1.50.

Speaker Pro Tem Explains Shipping Subsidy Bill

Washington December 5 Congress resumes discussion on the ship subsidy bill. Senator Frye defends a $9 million annual subsidy cap and outlines cost, registry rules for foreign vessels, and potential reductions as ships are subsidized. Critics' figures are labeled unfounded. Senator Teller requests earlier-discussed marine decline data. Executive session followed by adjournment.

Washington Senate Berry Arkansas Samuel D. MacEnery Louisiana McEnery Murphy J. Foster Bacon Committee On Foreign Relations B. H. McCalla W. C. Wise United States Pary Germany Aldrich George Peabody Wetmore Rhode Island Pettigrew Cal Cuba United States Secretary of the Treasury Frye New York Paris Europe J. Teller Mr. Frye Maine Ican Marine Teller Fett Connecticut

Representative Kitchen Proposes Repeal of Fifteenth Amendment

Washington December 5 Representative Kitchen of North Carolina introduces in the House a resolution for a constitutional amendment to repeal the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution.

Washington Representative Kitchen North Carolina House

Hawley Introduces Root's Army Bill in Senate

Senator Hawley today introduced in the Senate the Root bill advocating reorganization of the army.

Hawley Root Washington Senate

Navy Chief Says Enlisted Force Needs 5000 More Sailors

Admiral Crowninshield told the House naval affairs committee that the Navy is short on sailors as Congress expands ship numbers. He urged a roughly 5,000 enlistment increase and outlined needs at the Naval Academy in Annapolis and other Bureau of Navigation subjects.

Washington Boutelle Maine Shaw New York Palzell Pennsylvania Senate United States Dalzell Philippines War Department Admiral Crowninshield Bureau of Navigation Navy Department House Committee On Naval Affairs Naval Academy Annapolis Naval

Chinese Teakwood Harvest and Gift Items On Sale

Collection features red and black woods with carved tables stands and tabourettes, marble tops priced from $6 to $35. Decorated metal chimes shields swords lanterns vases screens oak and mahogany frames burlap and tapestry centers Japanese screens cloth and satin Christmas rugs. Gift items include mounted animals like foxes wolves bears and other artistic items.

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