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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1913

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Panama Canal Debate Shows Root Attacks and U S Stance

Senator Elihu Root delivers a two hour Senate speech attacking U S Panama Canal policy with Britain urging arbitration and repeal of the free coastwise passage clause. He argues the United States must honor treaties and not prejudice international trust while Brandegee plans a committee meeting to consider repeal actions.

State Department Sir Edward Grey Knox America Brandegee Root Newlands United States Panama Canal Great Britain Elihu Root Senate Panama Roosevelt Panama Canal Zone England Interoceanic Canals Committee Corneas Ator Root United!tes Hoot Tts Colombia Nicaragua Mexico Germany

Priest Buell Weds Katherine Powers Sparks Georgetown Scandal

Rev David H. Buel once Georgetown University president and St Aloysius pastor secretly married Katherine Frances Powers in New York. Excommunicated by the Catholic Church, he severed priestly vows after a career at Gonzaga College and Georgetown. Alumni and churchmen react with shock as details of the wedding surface in Washington and New Haven reports.

Washington St. Aloysius David Hillhouse Buel Georgetown University Gonzaga College New York City Katherine Francis Powers Boston St. Aloyatus’ Church Father Buel Georgetown University A J. Duarte Eugene del. McDonnell Gonzaga Aibguin St. Aloysine Father Duerte Father McDonnell Buel St. Ajoyslust Cantina Gidbapy St. Thomas’ Parioh Charles County Maryland India Anders New Haven Conn David Huthouse Buel Katherine Frances Powers Mass New York City West Thirty-third Street F. A. Beetle Charles J. Foote Charles M. Clark Yale St. Thomas’ Manor St. Aloysius’ Church Washington,d. C Thomas Shepard Yale Glee Club St. Mary's Church Hillhouse Society of Jesus

Root Sounds Alarm on Treaty Hypocrisy in Senate

Senator Root denounces false pretenses by government leaders over the treaty. asks if continuing to uphold principles is worth risking repudiation of statements, promises, and agreements when interests are at stake. He questions the value of remaining in a position to bend interpretations for gain.

United States Root Tulsa Shida Treasury Reot Congress Panama Canal Great Britain Senator Root Suez Canal United States Senate

Yale Alumni Weekly reveals marriage of Father Buel to Katherine Powers

A Yale Alumni Weekly notice reports the marriage of Father David Hill Buel, a Yale class of 1883 alumnus, to Miss Katherine Frances Powers of Boston. The event, occurring in New York early in December, surprises classmates who recall his earlier priestly service and writings.

Yale Weekly Washington New Haven Conn David Hillhouse Buel Yale Father Buel Katherine Francesa Powers Boston Mass New York

New Men for Senate Get Renewals in Tied States

New men for Senate renewals reported as Owen Okighams Nelson Minnesota Kenyon Iowa for Delaware Joina. Deadlock states linger through party ballotings amid entrenched spats and renewals in tied races.

Owen Okighams Nelson Minnesota Kenyon Iowa Delaware

Rift over Senate picks across states heats up

Multiple state legislatures on January 21 moved to elect or renominate U S senators. Nebraska chose Norris on a party ticket. Oregon re-elected Lane in a Republican setup. Wyoming and Minnesota reported stability while Delaware and others faced deadlock. Congress-focused alignments mirrored in New Hampshire and Iowa ballots.

Dover Dél United States H. A.richardson Senate Saulsbury L. I. Handy J. H Hughes Handy George W. Norris Nebraska Harry Lane Oregon Krnie Nelson Minnesota Oklahoma Owen Iowa Kenyon Idaho Tennessee South Dakota Illinois West Virginia Connecticut Heer

Revolt Talk in Cuba Sparks Election Turmoil

Havana reports that a court ruling favored the Havana mayor over the Liberal interior secretary regarding police payments, prompting Col. Orestes Ferrera to threaten revolution. Liberal doubts about justice and plans to block President-elect Menocal’s inauguration raise fears of a new election and possible government interference.

Havana Atrotney Audencia Senor Mencia Freyre Andrade Col Orestes Ferrera Lberals Menocal House of Representatives Congress Imneagh Ger Monteagudo

Greyhound Collapse After Six Miles With Train Race

In a January race at South Norwalk Connecticut a blooded grayhound attempted to keep pace with a Boston express train. Dog Luellar Gray rode the train from the local station and watched the grayhound cling beside the coach before eventually collapsing and dying near Stamford.

Syedgita Norwalk Con Luelar Gray Metéor Gray

Smuggling Diamonds Busted at New York Post Office

Government agents arrested Nathen Groty, a New York diamond dealer, after a package from Amsterdam arrived and revealed smuggled diamonds worth over 82 000 in a leather framed photograph. Groty was held on 6000 bail awaiting federal grand jury action.

Fpr Jan Amsterdam Nathen Groty New York Groen General Postoffice Customs Bureau Postoffice Chatie

Tillman Assails Please In SC Legislature Speech

Special to The Washington Fest from Columbia South Carolina January 2. Senator Benjamin Tillman delivers a vitriolic attack on Governor Cole L Blease during a read before the general assembly. Tillman brands Blease as a demon rogue and questions his bid for the Senate remarking on his influence over South Carolinians and the forthcoming senatorial primary.

Washington Columbia S. C Gay Cole L. Blesse Gov. Blenon Senstor Ben Mr. Blease Catilina Aaron Burr Tillman Senate Richmond South Carolina

Governor’s Plan to Be Discussed at Meeting Today

Busti and others say Congress must act to meet President Biec’s wishes as a resolution approved in the House moves forward. A canvass of the electoral vote is noted, with parade work ongoing and reception discouraging provincial limits.

Busti Congress Biec House

Taft Will Ride With Wilson In Capitol Inauguration

In a plan confirmed by White House officials President Taft will ride from the Capitol to the White House with his successor, President-elect Wilson, a custom Roosevelt broke four years ago. Col Spencer Canby stated the President-elect desires this escort. A joint congressional committee may recommend a reception, but leaders doubt it. The inauguration plan includes a public reception only if Wilson wants it and a special resolution is introduced. The House committee approved a measure authorizing street stands and loan of tents for ceremonies. Continued on third page.

Taft Capitol Mr. Roosevelt Union Station Ofsbay Taki Spencer Canby White House Gay. Wises Col Coby Teaterday Aon Tpit Waon Con-grees Wilson Grang Chatrinah Soheressional Jemotelittig Ape “Seit William Cercoran Eustis Citizens Imand Ita Duddersi Congress Wen Eustis Crane Joint Congressional Committee Eustis’ Iitter Joint Committee Gov. Wilson Trenton Welson House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee Senate House Yesterdday Secretary of War Secretaries of War and Navy New York

Senator Assails Canal Toll Plan and More Headlines

Nation wide items include a senator’s attack on canal toll plans a priest’s marriage surprise and six to a senate seat. Reports cover inauguration reception opposition Americans abroad in Paris and Mexico Jewish women organize plus currency plans and other society notes. Fisher wins Osage case and mothers plead for wayward youths as inquiries begin on telephone services.

Senate Pari Mexico Odda Carter Glass Gould Weis Democrata Turkey Society &Sporting News Brothers Fisher Osage

Veronese Sinking Survivor Found Alive After Wreck

Special to The Washington Post reports the steamship Veronese wreck claimed 44 lives. A 9 month old baby survived washed ashore wrapped in blankets, among emigrants and crew. The list of victims includes 33 Spanish emigrants and six crew members.

Washington Post New York Jan. VA New York Sun Opartesxys

Gunboat Wheeling to Sail for Vera Cruz Amid Mexican Uprising

Turbulent conditions across southern Mexico prompt the U S Navy to dispatch the gunboat Wheeling from Tampa to Vera Cruz to protect Americans and foreign residents. Reports from Ambassador Wilson and consuls describe widespread anarchy in Vera Cruz and beyond, with guerrilla fighting and robberies endangering travelers and locals. The State Department signals nonintervention but reserves aggressive action if American safety is threatened.

Vera Cruz Mexico State Department Navy Tate Department Henry Lane ‘Wilson Vera Crus Vera Crus Harbor Taft Pacific Coast Tampa Fla B. M. Hutchinson United States Wheeling J Griscom Mexico City Lloyd C. Griscom New York Interior Department Northwestern Torreon

Senate faces tough path for Taft picks in District

Democratic leaders say both Oyster and Rudolph likely will not be confirmed by the Senate, despite lack of personal opposition. They urge President Taft to leave vacancies for President Wilson to fill and note bipartisan support from Republicans may not overcome Senate opposition led by Hoke Smith and other Democrats.

Wilson Taft Mike Smith Cano#i Hudolph Jammer F. Oyster Aft Senate John A. Johnston l Rudolph Oly Chester Harding Sucset W. W. Judson Oyster Hudelph Ware Maj Harding Democrata Gov. Wilson Hoke Smith Wilton Georgia Crang Massachusetts Bristow Kansas Martin Virginia Overman North Carolina Jeader Culberson Texas Pomerene Ohio Qyster Gen. Johnston Mudolph Cowmingloney Weil

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