Wild Catting on the Jungle Senator Patterson
Senators Patterson and La Follette clashed over a proposed government charter for a Lake Erie to Ohio River canal. Patterson denounced the plan as a step toward government ownership of utilities, while Hale and Knox argued it could curb railroad monopoly power. The debate highlighted Pittsburgh capitalists backing the canal project and concerns of entangling government control with private enterprise.
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Congress Condensed Debates Canal Charter Adjourns
Debates on a proposed Lake Erie to Ohio River canal near Pittsburg extend late yesterday as a Senate quorum issue ends session. House passes joint resolution directing purchase of supplies from American manufacturers for the isthmian canal project. Sundry civil appropriation bill concluded. House set to meet Monday at 1.00 o'clock.
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Senate Debates Canal Financing and Transportation Costs
Senators clashed over the proposed canal bill with Mr Knox denying impugning motives and Mr Patterson accusing him of using innuendo. La Follette pressed against overcapitalization and watered stock while urging fair valuation and strict oversight by the Interstate Commerce Commission or the Secretary of War. The room voted to table several amendments, keeping the bill's core financing provisions in play.
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Merchants oppose Senate ratification of Philippine customs
A chamber of commerce led petition urges Congress to block a Senate bill ratifying Philippine customs prior to March 8, 1902. They seek prompt appropriations to refund about 4 million dollars, arguing refunds will ease a financial panic and aid native claimants and foreign bankers affected by the tax period.
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Fourth class Postmasters Appointments Announced
Fourth class postmasters were appointed yesterday with lists including Joseph Hi. Brown for Hancock's Land in New Jersey and Arama BL Conte for Fort Terry in New York. The announcements name the new postmasters and their designated locations.
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Golden Bergs Defiance Sale Opens Monday Bargains
Bargains of all eclipsing magnitude advertised for Golden Bergs Defiance Sale starting Monday with full particulars promised on pages 12 and 13, first section.
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Market Restricted Resolution Passes House Tariff Debate
The House approved a joint resolution to limit Panama Canal supply purchases to domestically produced goods from the lowest responsible bidder unless the president deems prices extortionate. The vote was 129 with Republicans Birdsall, Burton, Darrah, Davis, Fulkeyson, Hubbard, McCarthy, Murdock, Murphy, Noeris, Perkins, Stafford, Steenerson, Stevens, and Volstead voting no. The debate touched on protectionist virtues, labor, and costs, with Gen Grosvenor and others arguing for American procurement and lower taxpayer burden.
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Leishman Named American Ambassador to Turkey
President signs the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill and attaches his signature to John J. A. Leishman’s commission as American Ambassador to Turkey. Leishman, now in Constantinople, will move from minister to ambassador to place the US on equal footing with other nations.
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US Eyes International Grain Estimation Pact
President urged by Senators Flint Perkins and David Lubin to seek Senate ratification for a treaty joining a world grain estimate commission. Rome conference backed a yearly global crop projection. China and Turkey still weighing participation. House printing abuses discussed as bookbinders faced improper blank order practices at the Government Printing Office.
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Morgan Sees Panama Canal A Paying Government Investment
Senator Morgan, citing a letter from Gen George W Davis, states the Panama Canal could be a paying financial venture for the government once completed. Davis notes Suez Canal stock commands a premium on the Paris bourse, and Morgan urges ending hysteria over canal costs while acknowledging the construction challenges.
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Supply Bill Passes 26 Million for Panama Canal
The sundry civil appropriation bill totaling just over 95 million was approved in the House. It includes 26 million for ongoing Panama Canal construction and adds a restrictive amendment on appropriations and contracts. An amendment to discontinue canteens at government and state homes was adopted, and the vice president’s traveling expenses were removed from the bill. The House adjourned at 3 15 with plans to reconvene the next morning.
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Delegation of Hebrews Opposes Immigration Bill Provisions
A New York delegation met President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon to protest the educational test in the immigration bill. They argue it excludes Russian and Polish Jews and hindering colonization efforts in the Southern states. Delegation members include David Robinson, Joseph Barondess, and Mark J. Katz, introduced by Rep. Bennett.
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Liberal Immigration League of the United States
Representative Bennet
Bills Passed by Senate authorize bridges and lines
The Senate yesterday passed bills authorizing Gasconade county Missouri to build a Gasconade River bridge. It also authorizes the Wichita Mountain and Orient Railway Company to build a line across Fort Sit military reservation in Oilahoma. A third bill authorizes the Chattanooga Northern Railway Company to construct a bridge across the Tennessee River.
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Oklahoma and Indian Territory Join as One State
President Roosevelt signed the bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state. The ceremony drew Senator Beveridge and Representative Hamilton, Oklahoma delegates, and guests from New Mexico and Arizona. Roosevelt noted Rough Rider ties and urged Arizona and New Mexico to accept terms if voters approve admission.
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Plan to aid San Francisco deposits funds urged by President
Government aid plans circulate after Roosevelt approves a deposit proposal of ten million four hundred thousand dollars for San Francisco. Senators Petris and Pilat conferred with the President, backing tangible help for the stricken city. The scheme requires Congress to authorize the deposit and use of government funds now held in banks.
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Majority for Pearre Layonsville in doubt in Glaimea
Special to The Washington Post reports returns from Republican congressional primaries in Montgomery County showing Fearre carrying most precincts with Laytonsville in doubt. Dawson and McDonald supporters split several districts. Pearre likely carries Laytonsville if confirmed. Delegates to county convention to choose state delegates meet Monday with Pearre favored for nomination, while Warne and Noyes also seek 1908 GOP nomination.
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Oil Trust Fight Over Nine Rings Carriers In Conference
Reported conference session failed to reach agreement on nine rings as common carriers under Interstate Commerce Commission supervision. Senators and representatives opposed certain provisions, arguing the Lodge amendment risks the bill. Conferees to resume Monday while debates over Pullman and court interference continued.
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Paper Trust Case Court Orders Decree Proceedings
A fragment from St Paul dated June 16 reports Judge Sant delivers an oral ruling in the United States versus the General Paper Company case. The judge directs that the decree sought by the United States be issued by the Circuit Court, outlining the process in the ongoing trust lawsuit.
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Bills to pass this week dominate Congress action
Leaders pressed on with immigration, meat inspection, and pure food bills amid feared delays. An agreed plan aims to pass these measures this week with possible special rules to limit debate. Adjournment hinges on conference outcomes and the Senate canal bill fate.
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