Massachusetts Shoe Interests Seek Tariff Revision at White House
Massachusetts shoe manufacturers urge a tariff revision to lower hides duties and aid the industry. Gov. Douglas and Henry M. Whitney may not accompany the delegation, which will press President Roosevelt for remedial legislation and discuss Canada trade, West growth, and the Dingley tariff.
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How Japs Treat Wounded Described by Surgeon Braisted
Surgeon WC Braisted, who served with the Japanese fleet in the Far East, will describe how wounded sailors in the Japanese navy were treated and operated on. Navy medical director John C. Wise arranged for Braisted to lecture at the naval school, with public enrollment. Lectures start November 11 at 3:30 PM and continue Fridays through November 8.
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Joint Statehood Drive to Oklahoma City Delegation
A bipartisan delegation from Oklahoma and Indian Territory travels to Washington to urge President Roosevelt to insert a joint Statehood plan into his December message. The group cites a July Oklahoma City convention and says a large majority in Indian Territory favors joint admission with Oklahoma.
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Minority Leader Williams Backs Railroad Rate Reform Aimed at Relief
John Sharns Williams, Democratic House minority leader, travels to Washington to shape the coming session and select minority committee members. He favors railroad rate legislation, argues it is Democratic doctrine, and vows to back any measure providing relief from current conditions while urging tariff revision to cut rates, though he remains discreet on party strategy.
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Native chiefs backed by navy oppose civilian rule in Tutuila
In Pago Pago on October 23 representatives from Tutuila and Manua, under Gov. Moore, voted that copra product handling in 1806 be government owned and sold to the highest bidder. They urged continued Navy Department administration and rejected civil government. They sought laws easing native customs at births, deaths, and marriages, though Gov. Moore cautioned on immediate legislation.
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Open Shop Fight Looms Over Government Printer Nominee
The Post reports brewing trouble for Charles Stillings as Government Printer after Roosevelt backs an open shop policy. Senate and House committees split on union influence, with labor leaders and allied unions poised to contest Stillings confirmation in a likely winter fight.
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Taft Expected Tonight At Hampton Roads Arrival
Secretary Taft heads home from Panama aboard the cruiser Columbia with his bearing party. The ship is due at Hampton Roads today, likely this morning, and the secretary and party will proceed to Washington at once.
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Roosevelt Hosts Selous on Outdoor History Talk at White House
President Roosevelt enjoyed a long afternoon with Frederick Courtenay Selous, the English hunter and naturalist guest at the White House. They toured woods north of Washington with Cabinet members and officials, sharing hunting reminiscences. Selous, 64, has long hunted elephants in South Central Africa and guided early expeditions.
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Cullom and Dolliver Refute President Rate Charge
Senators Cullom and Dolliver dismiss reports the President asked them to spearhead railroad rate legislation in the Senate. Cullom, longtime Interstate Commerce influence, says he has discussed rate regulation with the President but is not designated as the personal representative. He notes possible minority Republican views if the committee reports contrary to the President, but offers no firm commitment.
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Roosevelt Faces D A and U S Marshal Choice in NY
President Roosevelt must choose a new district attorney and US marshal in New York. William Henkel likely loses reappointment, with Platt backing others. James R. Sheffield is favored by Roosevelt but may trigger Senate friction. Robert C. Morris and Edward Lauterbach emerge in the race, as political maneuvering intensifies.
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Bullock in South Dakota Senatorial Race
Capt Seth Bullock of Deadwood, a Roosevelt ally and Rough Rider, is rumoured to threaten Senator Gamble in the South Dakota race. Bullock, aligned with Representative Martin's foe, could pursue the United States marshalship promised by Hoosevert, while the Black Hills region seeks the senatorship and broader state influence.
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PORTO RICO PRECINCT WINS FLAG AT INSPECTION
Tenth precinct receives American flag from Commissioner West after winning the police department trophy at the annual inspection. Maj. Sylvester and Lt. Hillett praised the unit for securing the honors amid the department's review.
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Eloquence in Congress and Websteriolatry Explored
The Columbia Historical Society heard a talk on The Eloquence of Congress by Ainsworth R. Spofford of the Library of Congress. He traced reports from 1759 to 1850, praised Webster as the greatest orator, noted Henry Clay and Thomas Corwin, and recalled vivid turns by Baker Breckinridge Davis Conkling Garfield Blaine Sumner and others with a dramatic scene of Wilson being carried from the House.
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Cuban budget submitted to Congress in Havana
President Palma presented the new Cuban budget for the year starting July 1, showing estimated receipts of about 23.0 million and expenses of about 21.5 million. Departmental totals include Executive 68,000, Interior 9 6,560,000, State and Justice 517,000, Treasury 2,651,000, Schools 4,256,000, Public Works 5,487,000, Agriculture 958,000, Judiciary 1,278,000 with notable increases in Public Works and Interior. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley will address the Association of Agricultural Chemists at George Washington University, meeting Thursday morning at 10 o'clock through Saturday. An ad for a laxative and quinine tablets offers a one-day cure.
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