King Edward VII Birthday Celebrated Amid Diplomatic Echoes
St Louis Commercial Club members heard Aldrich discuss central banking reform and a stabilized credit system to avert panics, while praise for Edward VII’s diplomatic reach and potential constitutional changes underscored his influence in Europe and the United States. The address highlighted England's post Boer War era, royal diplomacy, and Imperial Day observances marking the king’s birthday.
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Canada
Monetary plan calls for nationwide finance system
Senator Aldenct of St Louis urges delegation to prepare a new national finance system. He warns against acting alone and calls for legislation touching New York New Orleans St Louis Chicago Denver Louisiana Atlanta Springfield Peoria Little Rock. He seeks practical experience and rejects cranks and demagogues.
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British dreadnoughts Lion class to mount eight 12 inch guns
The Lion and sister ship will be about 20 360 tons and reach 38 knots. Each costs over 19 million dollars. They will be 700 feet long, nearly as long as the Lusitania, and carry eight 12 inch guns. The Orion battleship is to be laid down at Portsmouth at about 2 500 tons.
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Canada's Naval Plans Move Toward a Canadian Navy
Ottawa outlines a bill to create a navy with three second class cruisers and four torpedo boat destroyers likely built in Britain. The plan funds officer training establishments and coal schools, with annual maintenance totaling 8 million. Interstate Commerce Commission members return to Washington to confer on rail complaints heard across the West.
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Control for coal lands in Alaska urged by conservation head
Charles W. Ellet, president of the National Conservation Association, issues an urgent statement on power sources and coal fields in Alaska. He notes Alaska coal lands sold for 10 dollars an acre, far below value, and warns that withdrawal legality is in question. He urges Congress to act this session to secure legal legislation.
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National Conservation Association
Alaska
United States
Congress
Francis in Berlin Fair Announcement of Brancis VP Role
New York reports that David R. Brancis former Missouri governor has accepted the first vice presidency of the American exposition in Berlin next summer. J P Morgan leads the American committee with Prince Henry of Prussia as honorary president of the German committee. twenty one states have applied for space.
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Tariff Board Endorsed by Indianapolis Executive Committee
The executive committee of the committee of one hundred, formed in Indiana polis last summer to promote a tariff commission, today endorsed the present tariff board. They note relief that they advanced much in a short time and urge Congress not to undo progress by new restraints. Also mentions missionary return, Angola expulsion, and heavy internal revenue receipts up to $346,270,707 since June, signaling a strong fiscal year ahead.
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Angola
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Portuguese Minster of Foreign Affairs
Storer
Plan to Change Elections Defeated in Briand Threat
In Paris the chamber of deputies rejected a plan to shift deputies voting from representation by department to arrondissements by 291 to 185. The government backed a change for the general elections but argued against immediate action. Premier Briand pledged resignation to sway support, and sentiment for reform remains strong. Mr Winthrop, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, left Washington for New York to spend several days on private matters.
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Pane's Diapepsin Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pane's Diapepsin as a quick fix for stomach ailments including gas indigestion and heartburn. It claims fermentation of undigested food causes pain and offers a test to prove the stomach is sound within minutes.
Budget Budget Read in Lords Ahead of Debates
The British budget entered a new stage with its first reading in the Lords without discussion. It will face a second reading on November 22, and the hereditary chamber prepared for a fiscal debate to begin then. The formal session signaled the start of crucial parliamentary scrutiny as November dates loom.
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