Northwest treaty plan sparks Canada United States tension
Ottawa Ont 28 Ottawa news reports intense debate over a proposed reciprocity treaty between Canada and the United States. Dominion figures such as Sifton denounce the pact as risking Canada's independence and meat packing, wheat, and resource industries. The debate highlights fears of American domination and the fate of Britain’s empire.
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Militia bill fight stalls in house over federal pay plan
Debate over a proposed militia bill focused on a pay structure under federal control. Supporters say it creates a national defense force. opponents warn of an $80 million burden and loss of state control. The measure stalled on a ruling technicality and faces further action.
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District bill approved by Senate after amendments
The district appropriation bill, altered by Senate amendments, passed the Senate yesterday. It retains most changes but removes the municipal asphalt plant funding and a salary increase for District Commissioners. The House accepted four amendments, while one provision was dropped and the overall bill moves forward.
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Optimism in Senate on Canadian reciprocity bill wanes
U S Senate factions weigh the McCall tariff measure as President cools to delaying tactics and signals disclosure of tariff board data. Even with Wyden cleared for metal trade votes, leaders fear a prolonged session. supporters cite hopeful signs while opponents push for an extra session to block the reciprocity pact.
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Senate ends deadlock and schedules Lorimer vote
After a long night of parley and threats of filibuster, the Senate reached an informal agreement to set a vote on the Lorimer resolution for 1:00 PM and to treat the tariff board bill as unfinished business, with plans for a full afternoon session and later adjournment to proceed with key appropriation bills. Strong opposition from Stone, Cummins, and Gronna persisted against reciprocity and tariff measures, while leaders Smoot and Hale brokered terms to advance both Lorimer and tariff board items within the tight remaining schedule.
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Congress Condensed Senate Troveneer Proceedings Report
Fragmented summary of a Senate session with references to amendments, votes, and procedural moves. Mentions Virginia and investments, with scattered names and entities, including committees and the Unita. The text is garbled but conveys a formal legislative record of proposals, adjournment timing, and anticipated actions in the following days.
Demand for Russian recognition of American passport sparks crossfire
Simon Wolf argues that every moment of submission to Russia harms American standing and urges U S citizens to demand Russia recognize American passports. He frames the issue as a universal liberty question tied to John Brown and democratic ideals, calling for public opinion pressure rather than war.
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