Sulzer Victory Speech Stirs Mass Meeting at Masonic Temple
New York Representative William Sulzer electrified a large audience at the Masonic Temple with a victory speech supporting the abrogation of the Russian treaty of 1888. He predicted Senate passage by a near unanimous vote and was joined by Senator Miles Poindexter and Representatives from New York and Massachusetts. He argued no war fear and urged Congress to act promptly on the abrogation.
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Federret Jewtan
Washington
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Rota
Lloyd May Be Re-elected Amid Democratic Panels
The text discusses expected reelection of Representative James T. Lloyd of Michigan, amid opposition to the Democratic Congressional Committee chairmanship. It notes no current opponent and references reorganizing efforts and intra-party dynamics within the Democratic party without clear contest or further candidates.
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Democratic Congressopal Committee
Democratic Congressionalittee
James T Lioyd
Migaphid Cos
Jobson
Navores Arts
Eli
Hierniana
See Supplemental Appropriation Power Debate in House
Assembly discussions hinge on a committee drafting a bill to grant building funds. Uorcia Sheppard urges that the committee oversee the process free of external influence, seeking independent action on public buildings. The proposal would authorize new construction while preserving public input and committee checks.
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Sheppard
Purol Ittons
Taft Wits Solve Russian Tangle In Treaty Termination Dispute
The text discusses executive authority to terminate the 1850 treaty with Russia, Congress actions in 1795 and 1858 precedent, and President McKinley and Sulzer arguing termination contrasts with constitutional limits. It notes a withdrawal of notice yet continued recognition by both governments and references to France treaties as precedent for nullifying treaties.
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Department of State
Sulzer
France
Russia
Bulser
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Russian envoy made no formal protest over treaty abrogation
St Petersburg reports the Russian foreign office says M Bakhmeteff the ambassador in Washington did not lodge any formal protest regarding the 1833 Russo American treaty abrogation. Washington dispatches claim tentative passport talks are under way with no official comment from Russia. The editor of the progovernment Russian press argues against restrictive laws and for abolition of the passport system.
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M. Bakhmeteff
Washington
Foreign Office
Russia
Weather Conditions From the Eastern Storm and Westerly Winds
Swept by a Gulf of St Lawrence disturbance the eastern storm passes. high pressure, then a southwest disturbance moves eastward. In the Pacific states heavy rains and snows, in the Midwest and lake regions unsettled weather with snow, in the Gulf and Southwest cooler temperatures. Winds: New England northwesterly, mid-Atlantic variable, South Atlantic northeast, West Coast east and south, Lake Michigan light to variable. Local reports show temperatures around mid 40s to mid 50s, sunshine hours low. River conditions noted on Potomac and Shenandoah. Harpers Ferry reports clear.
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Emigration Limits Tied to British and American Policy
A fragment discusses anti-Jewish sentiment in Russia and the claimed impact of Jewish communities on cities. It argues Poland and Little Russia are not ruined by Jews, calls for solutions to Russia’s “most important question,” and notes emigration as a supposed remedy hindered by British and American government policies and treaty changes.
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Russia
Russria
Demand That Pact Be Ended Mass Meetings Call Congress
Mass meetings in Boston and Troy urge Congress to abrogate the 182 treaty with Russia and press for the Sumer measure. Rabbi M. M. Hickies says 100,000 Hebrews stand ready to enlist if American rights lead to war. In Troy, Mayor Mann presides as officials urge ending relations with Russia regardless of race or religion.
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N. Y
Taft
Elias P. Mann
Russia Bars a Priest With Selemographical Probe
The Russian government refused the British Ambassador's request to admit Father Figott, an Australian Jesuit priest and scientist, to Russia to work with Prince Gailt zen on selemographical investigations. It follows a previous denial of Bishop Hoban's entry.
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Cadi
Wartlington Post
St. Petersburg
Father Figott
Russia
Prince Gailtzen
Bishop Hoban
Scranton
Taft Finalizes Tariff Message Ahead of Congress
President Taft with tariff board members at the White House last evening completed the final draft of his tariff message on the wool schedule. The text sets the stage for a long partisan clash over whether tariffs should protect American producers or serve as a revenue source, with Congress to decide in the coming days.
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Taft
White House
Congress
Carroll Institute Plans 30 Day Campaign for Members
The Carroll Institute will launch a 30 day effort to enlarge its membership this evening, with committees finalizing plans. The institute, now with several hundred members, offers lectures, a night school, dances, fetchers, pool, and other activities that enrich social life. The basketball team shows progress toward a championship, activities resume after Christmas on January 2, a track beam will be organized, and theatricals revived. J Zillcox and W Cleary Sullivan attended the CY, M A governors meeting in Baltimore yesterday.
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W. Cleary Sullivan
Institute
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The
Cy, M. A
Baltimore
Socialists' Grip Described by Victor Berger at Mass Meeting
Victor L Berger the lone Socialist in Congress predicts in a National Rifles Armory address that the party will hold 60 seats in ten years and the White House will be occupied by a Socialist. He cites Los Angeles losses tied to the McNamara case, notes party growth from 600 to 53 000 votes, and urges labor to wield ballot power. Other speakers include Carey Goebel Hillquit Lewis and Spargo.
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George Goebel
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Resembles Boston Robber In Forgery Case
Frank Jefferson, 31, arrested after being linked to John M. Jefferson forgery case. Police say Jefferson resembles Charles D. Murphy, an ex-convict once released from Massachusetts State Prison in 1902 for house breaking. Jefferson claimed to be the son of the forgery suspect and said he met his father in Washington after a Philippines Army service. He added the aged man was a stranger he met in New York City two weeks prior.
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Winton Trust Company
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Burton Holmes Ends Rio de Janeiro Visit Season
In Beautiful Brazil Burton Holmes closes his season with a Rio de Janeiro travelogue. The Columbia audience votes the Brazilian capital among the world’s most beautiful cities as Buena Aires and Rio da Janeiro shine in the final lecture. Crowd packed theater to bid him farewell until next year.
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Rio de Janeiro
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Buena Aires
Mr. Holmes
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