United States Faces Cuba Policy Debate and Far Reaches
A New York newspaper questions U S resolve in Cuba under Roosevelt policy and a possible American protectorate. The piece notes opposition to entangling the United States, mentions a fund proposal by Senator Daniel, and outlines plans for Indian and Porto Rican reforms, naval cost figures, and other federal actions.
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Wreck of Berlin Steamer Off Hook of Holland Claims Many
Disaster struck the Berlin of the Great Eastern Railway line from Harwich to Hook of Holland. At 6 am in a southwesterly gale the steamer split, most on board drowned. 141 aboard, 91 passengers, one survivor. Lifeboats could not reach the wreck as heavy seas raged.
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Sticks To Her Story Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Defies Cross Examination
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw faces 2 merciless cross examinations by District Attorney Terouse during the Stanford White slaying case. She maintains composure, answering softly to gentler questions, sarcasm to sarcasm, and sharp defiance when pressed, insisting she does not remember.
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Berlin Steamer Sinks After Collision Off New Waterway
Reports describe a steel steamer named Berlin sinking after a rough crossing near a pier and railroad station on the north side, as passengers were preparing to tie up. The ship, twelve years old and popular with traders to Europe, carried many in summer and had a split forepart before disappearing while the stern remained visible for some time.
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Roosevelt moves toward new treaty amid party events
The article notes President Roosevelt preparing a new treaty after talks with the California delegation and a banquet with foreign commerce delegates. It also mentions Harry F. New and Ehner Dover planning to fit the alliance chair at a December meeting and the Panama canal forecast by Philippe Buoce- Varia.
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Metropolitan Life tower plans reveal world’s tallest office spire
Plans for the Metropolitan Life Insurance building tower at Madison Avenue and Twenty third Street New York show a 690 foot high structure with a 346 foot clock, rising above a block bounded by Madison Fourth avenues and Twenty third Twenty fourth streets. The Singer building tower and other landmarks are noted for comparison.
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Congress to vote on immigration conference report
Senate reached agreement on a conference report addressing immigration and the California Japanese question after a full day of debate. The House passed the naval appropriation bill of 96,060,000 and defeated an amendment to strike the extra battleship provision. The post office bill debate ended at noon on Thursday.
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Congress Debates Post Office Funds and Immigration Limits
The administration aims to settle the Japanese question with a new bill allowing the President to exclude Japanese laborers. The House considered the post office appropriation amid general debate, with several bills passed including mail service provisions and wartime aid measures. Senate actions included forestry provisions, railroad payroll debates, and scrutiny of Smoot’s seat. overall, funding for postal, agricultural, and transportation programs dominated proceedings.
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