Mobile Declaration Sparks Debate On US Foreign Policy
President’s speech at Spectal sparked discussion of the so called Mobile declaration. Navy official Josephus Pers explains the aim to ease European suspicion and steer US toward closer ties with Latin American nations. Daniels and Bryan supporters outline four features including China recognition and Philippine independence. A naval plan favors a shift from costly armaments to coordinated action with other great powers.
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Preston
Spocal
Navy
Josephus Pers
Porto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Mobile
Europe
Daniels
Hanta
Raleigh
N.C
Washington
Mexico
M Daniels
Majory Leadhherwood
House of Repreves
AI Congress
Chinamerica
Burton Harrison
Philsines
Bryan
Ston Churchill
England
United States
Scottish Rite Masons elect officers in New York
The thirty third degree Scottish Rite session in New York elected officers including Bayliss as service grand commander and Josiah H ng as lieutenant grand commander. Other posts listed include Charles S. Webster and Olden O Hill with several general officers named. Five notable names appear from Boston Worcester Providence and Newark.
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New York
United States
ON. Bayliss
Washington, D. C
Josiah H. Ng
Boston
Charles S. Webster
Worcest
Mass
Olden O. Hill
Providence
R. L
Treasier
Ritual murder protest draws wide British support
London crowds back a protest meeting by the English Zionist Federation against revived ritual murder accusations. Letters from Bonar Law, Chamberlain, Milner and others voiced sympathy. A resolution denounced the blood libel and urged world action to shield Russian Jews amid Beiliss trial fears.
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Associated Press
London
English Zionist Federation
Andrew Bonar Law
Joseph Chamberlain
T. P. O'Connor
Lord Rothschild
Lord Rosebery
Earl of Selbourne
Duke of Norfolk
Viscourt Milner
Isreal Zangwill
Canterbury
York
Jewish deputy questions Russia threats in interpellation
In Vienna on October 29 Associated Press reports a Jewish deputy in the lower house asked if the government would urge the foreign office to protest to Russia over threats against Jews. The question seeks prompt measures to avert further danger in Russia.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Foreign Office
Russia
Did Woman Kill the Wrong Man in Kansas Mystery
Belle Hotchkiss of Great Bend seeks help from county authorities to confirm whether the murdered man in 1901 was James A. Duffy or his brother George or a St Marys Ohio imposter. She served two and a half years for manslaughter and now questions the identity of the victim and the four Duffy children named James E. Mary Catherine Alice E. William C. The case hinges on similarities between James A. Duffy and his brother and the fate of the supposed Duffy children in western Kansas.
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Associated Press
Great Bend
Kas
James A. Duffy
Kansas Penitentiary
Duffy
George
St. Mary's
Ohio
Belle Hotchkiss
Mrs. Hotchkiss
Kansas
Temperance leader assails Taft in Methodist Men talk
Dr. Clarence True Wilson of Topeka addressed the National Convention of Methodists in Indianapolis praising the current administration as Christian and condemning Taft's liquor policy. He cited veto of the Webb bill and alleged shirking of export efforts by former officials, noting prohibition in the Panama Canal Zone and bans on liquor aboard navy ships.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
White House
Taft
Clarence True Wilson
Topeka
Kansas
Temperance Society of
The
Methodist Church
National Convention of
Methodist
Wilson
United States
Dr. Wilson
William Bryan
Bryan
Palestine
Panama Canal Zone
Merchants Guilty in False Freight Rates Case
Federal authorities accuse New York firm Henry A. Dix & Sons of shipping goods under false freight classifications in violation of Interstate Commerce laws. The firm pled guilty in U.S. District Court and was fined 500 dollars.
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New York
Associated Press
United States District
Henry A. Dix & Sons
Consolidation Merely a Myth in Political Speeches
Governor Johnson of California dismissed consolidation talks as a myth while rallying for Progressive candidate Charles B. Bird. He warned about reform claims and questioned plans to rejoin parties led by figures from Barnes, Penrose, Murphy, and Taggart, urging independence from self appointed leaders.
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Associated Press
Johnson
California
Progressive
Dorchester
Charles’s. Bird
Union
Massachusetts
West
Barnes
New York
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Murphy
Taggart
Indiana
Euly
Pensacola Judge Joins Constitutional Army in Mexico
Judge James R. L. Andrum a former justice of the peace and lawyer from Pensacola is reported to command a company in the Constitutional army fighting Huerta in Mexico. He had left Pensacola six years ago for Boquillas Texas for his health.
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Pensacola
Fla
James R. L. Andrum
Constitutional Army
Huerta
Mexico
Landrum
Boquillas
Texas
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