Lodge Defends Roosevelts Policies in Morocco and Santo Domingo
Senator Lodge argues the president will not run again and defended U S actions in Morocco and Santo Domingo. He cites Monroe doctrine limits and says the United States must prevent European control of Caribbean ports and canal approaches. He praises Roosevelt for restraint and commitment to traditional policy amid questions on Dominican affairs.
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Santo Domingo
Lodge
Roosevelt
Tim
Washington
Lodges
Senate
Massichusetts
Morocco
Algec
Titorreal
Roose
Lodres Argu
Bacon, Tillivan
Newlands
Ark
Algeciras
Jodge
United Stats
Westeon
Ife
Panama Canal
Bacon
United States
Caribbean
Senate debates Santo Domingo and Moroccan policy
The Senate spent nearly all session on the administration's Santo Domingo policy and Morocco conference. Lodge defended the President's actions, while Money was to speak and a noon meeting was slated to start.
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Senate
Santo Domingo
Lodge
Money
Bids Opened for Government Paper Supply Contracts
The Joint Committee on Printing opened bids to supply the Government Printing Office with paper for the coming year. Thirty three bidders submitted offers for schedules including book ledger and plate paper, totaling about 600000 dollars. Competition was strong, especially for book printing paper with 146500 reams requested and bids from 8 to 38 cents per pound. Plate paper bids for 10400 pounds ranged 10 to 11 cents per pound. Awards expected next week.
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Government Printing Office
Joint Committee On Printing
Brtatol Board
Platt Proposes Resolution to Guard Niagara Waters
A joint resolution by Senator Platt aims to protect Niagara Falls waters and study diversions that affect their flow. It would authorize a four member commission to meet British counterparts, report findings, and set expenses at 20000 dollars. The measure was referred to the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara
Platt
Great Britain
Committee On Foreign Relations
Favorable Senate Report On Timber and Stone Act Repeal
The Senate Committee on Public Lands reported favorably on measures to repeal the timber and stone act. The acts would let the Interior Secretary sell rights to cut mature timber on high value public lands and authorize sale of marble and stand deposits land. Likely amendments to the Hansbrough bill are planned.
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Senate Committee On Public Lands
Secretary of the Interior
Hansbrough
Dominican Treaty Battle Looms in Senate Fight
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee favorably reported the Isles of Pines treaty, but its passage hinges on at least four Democratic votes. While Republicans back the measure, no Democrat has publicly pledged support, risking failure and a possible switch to a joint resolution approach. Debate touched on Cuba investors, local government for the Isle of Pines, and whether the United States should push such stipulations.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Isles of Pines
Lodge
Congress
Thompson nomination confirmed by Senate
The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed numerous nominations across states including David E Thompson of Nebraska as Ambassador to Mexico and a roster of postmasters and other appointees from various states such as Arkansas California Connecticut Iowa Kansas Maine Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Utah Wisconsin and more amid a sweeping confirmation. Strong named individuals include John Albus Jr Charles W Clarke Henry E Bolinger Abe Jones and many others.
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Senate
David E Thompson
Nebraska
Mexico
John Albus, Jr
St Joseph
Mio
Charles W Clarke
Kansas
Tiny
Arkansas
William P. Jones
Batesville
James C Ruseeli
Camden
Bryant W Ford
Mammoth Springs
Walter E Dodson
Springdale
California
Frank P Church
Sian
Leandro Totorado
William H Davie
Florence
Richard G. Dalton
la Junta
Homer Ho Grefton
Maniton
Connecticut
Frederick I. Gaylord
Ansonia
Iowa
Henry E Bolinger
Aston
Charles A Merrill
Nora Springs
John H Kolthoff
New Hampton
John W Nyce
Caldwell H M Clark
Centralia
Melville H Sopher
Horton
John H. Dyans
Libaal
David D Beck
Scott Henry M Stewart
Hutchinson
Alphous
K Rodgers
Topeka
George L Barnes
Frankfort
Wiliam
King
Pineville
Maine
Ablai H Jones
Wilton
Arthur T Moor
Tarmington
Massachusetts
George F Bourne
Lenor
Frank Whiting
Plainville
Michigan
Charles H Castle Amada
John T Owens
Edwin S Pickett
Fairfield
Marcellus T. Hussey
Guilford
Maryland
Herry A Carro
Hmyre de Grace
Ata Hepner
Sykesville
Charles L. Hammond
Quincy
Edgar J Whelpley
Salem
New York
Charles V Nye
Harrisville
Stephen D Boyce
Pat Jervis
Edward J Lewis
Saugerties
Pennsylvania
D Wealey Keeler
Doyleston
Vermont
Orrin H Jones
Wilmington
J HH McPherson
Paragould
John Havers
Hot Springs
Walter H Metcalf
Sawtelle
Thomas H Selvage
Eureka
Idaho
Hugh Cramer
Harley
Indiana
Martin V Starr Goshen
Sherman L Keach
Bedford
George D Taylor
Worthington
Indian Territory
George B. Roderick
Holdenville
W R Prewitt
Onawa
Minnesota
Frederick A. McVicar
Grand Rapids
Miescuri
Emory H Brant
Maysville
Thomas Francis
Hewler
Roy A
Richmond
Wausa
Cyrus
Winter
Wakefield
New Jersey
Robinson Ja M Chase
Nutley
Ohio
Plymton Seabarger
Shelby
Oklahoma
E E Darrow
Pond Creek
Tennessee
H A Warden
Bristol
Joseph W. Howard
Greenville
Texas
John J Stevens
San Antonio
B. Lm Sreon Martin
Virginia
Einstein East
Radford West Virginia
George E Bare
Alderson
Sire
Willey Hinton
William A. Mason
Philipps
Wisconsin
William B .Tsthamer
la Crosse
Darwin Sperry
President nominates broad slate of federal appointments
The President transmitted a long list of nominations to the Senate covering Treasury collectors in Michigan and Texas, interior and public money receivers at Leadville and other posts, consuls in Rio de Janeiro and abroad, and district officials across states from Maine to California. The roster includes Walter Lille, James Haynes, Robert Down, Lucius Hobbs, and many others, with appointments spanning brigadier general ranks, consular posts, and territorial positions.
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Collectors of Customs
Walter I. Lille
Michigan
James J Haynes
Corpus Christi
Tex
Robert W. Down
Saluria
Tex Interior
Leadville
Calo
Lucius Q Hobbs Waer—Hetired
Col Frank Thorp
Artillery Corpu
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
George H Anderson
Ilinois
Edward B. Walker
New York
Burslem
England
Albert H Michelson
Massachusetts
Turint
Italy
Rosa R Brattain
Washington
Hangchow Chine
Isle of Pines Treaty Favored For Reporting
The Isle of Pines treaty to relinquish title to Cuba in exchange for coaling and naval stations was ordered reported by a majority of the Foreign Relations Committee. A minority report by Senator Morgan seeks extra protections for American investors on the island, while article 3 assures existing US rights and properties remain intact.
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Cuba
Morgan
Senor Quesada
United States
Isle of Pines
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge Bill Endorsed By Southern Lumbermen
New Orleans Jan 24 The Southern Lumber Manufacturers Association endorsed the Lodge bill to place the consular service on a business basis and urged a standing committee to coordinate with other lumber bodies. The resolutions also urged endowment of the chair of practical lumbering at Yale University with 159000 dollars. The endorsement followed a request from Secretary of State Root and passed by standing vote.
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New Orleans
Southern Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Resolutions Committee
Yale University
Root
Clark Bill Seeks Statue for Enfant L enfant
Senator Clark of Montana introduced a bill for erecting a statue to Enfant Senator Peles. Another measure would reorganize the Metropolitan police force. Senator Gorman backed a bill authorizing the Spa Springs and Iretta Railroad to extend its line into the District along a specified route from Bladenaburg road to Maryland avenue.
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Clark
Montana
Peles
Gorman
Spa Springs
Iretta
Prince George County
Bladenaburg Road
Baltimore and Washington Turnpike
Fifteenth
Maryland Avenue
Foster Seeks Change To Chinese Exclusion Law
Representative Foster yesterday introduced a bill to modify the Chinese exclusion act. It would allow merchants students and other classes entitled to enter the United States to do so without subjected indignities complained of by the Chinese government. Laborers remain excluded but immigration officials would be more considerate and protective after entry. The bill also provides that admitted Chinese cannot be exported without trial.
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Foster
United States
Drainage Channel Proposed From New York to the Sea
Gustav Schwab of New York urged Congress to deepen the Coney Island channel to twenty feet and widen it to six hundred feet. Chairman Burton said preliminary examination and survey would precede any appropriation, and the committee has yet to decide on funding for such work this session.
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New York City
Gustav Schwab
New York
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Coney Island
Burton
Tariff Bill Aims at Favorable Philippines Rates
The House Ways and Means Committee reported favorably a bill by Chairman Payne to reclassify American products for Philippine admission, seeking mass favorable tariff rates. The key change targets cotton fabrics, correcting a prior misunderstanding that British cotton goods enjoyed better rates than American textiles.
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House Committee On Ways and Means
Payne
United States
Philippines
Rate bill likely to be taken up next week
In a unanimous move the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce agreed not to accept floor amendments without committee sanction. Chairman Hepburn will not seek a special rule and the rate bill is expected to be taken up after the Statehood and urgent deficiency bills, likely mid next week.
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Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hepburn
Food not medicine proves Emulsion helps consumptives
An old treatment summary extols rest, fresh air, sunshine and Scott's Emulsion as the key nourishment for consumption. It notes weight gain as a sign of progress, often within a week, and claims even stubborn cases show improvement. Scott and Bowne, 66 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Gog
Pearl Street
New York
Debates Over Statehood Rule Split House Insurgents
Insurgents led by Mondell oppose a gag rule to rush joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. Grosvenor and Tawney defend the measure, while Smith of Arizona and others condemn party control. Heated exchanges mix sarcasm and biblical allusions as lawmakers clash over territory admission and Democratic votes.
Statehood clash in Oklahoma debate shapes party lines
In a tense session the House voted 192 to 166 on the roll call before adjourning, with Speaker Cannon supporting the rule and a 187 to 157 vote tally approving it. Debate focused on Oklahoma and Indian Territory joint statehood, with opposition from railroads and other interests over taxation. A separate bill to create jury commissioners in Oklahoma proceeded, while a new measure imposes five years imprisonment and a $5,000 fine for leaking confidential government crop data.
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Willams
Willlams
Waliams
Williams
Grosvenor Ie
Adams
Wisconsin
Adama
Guosvenor
Finley
New York
Payne
Senate
Bede
Adam Hede
Minnesota
Dalzell
Wu Majoriy
House
Cannon
Wr Hamilton
Arizona
New Mexico
Ati Rev
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mi Beall
Texas
North Carolina
Oklahomie
House Judiciary Committee
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Dad Kneisel
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14Th St
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C Street N.eb
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Milan
Boston
Ideal Caull
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Iessone
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Bloren
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University of Music and Dramatic Art
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