Prince Louis visits Saint John explains naval policy
Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg tours Saint John visiting Cornwall and Berwyck in harbor. He defends British naval policy, says changes were evolutionary and emphasizes concentration and global reach of Royal Navy. He assures Canadians their interests are well looked after and naval power remains strong.
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Great Britain
Atlantic
Foraker on Freights and Discrimination Debate
Senator Foraker issues a detailed reply to Secretary Taft on rail rate reform and the Ellans Law as it stands. He argues the current remedy suits discrimination and urges a stronger amendment to grant rate making to the Interstate Commerce Commission to protect shippers and public interests.
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New House Rate Bill Prompts Broad Federal Oversight Debate
A Federal Commerce Commission member denies a wider bill to place express, telegraph, and telephone companies under federal supervision. The commission backs railroad rate control, favors clarifying Esch Townsend terms, and signals support from President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft while stressing no immediate move to regulate private car lines beyond current scope.
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Brodrick Denies Any Ill Feeling Between Governments
Secretary for India Mr. Brodrick told a Guildford audience there are no personal animosities or outstanding issues between Britain and Germany. He dismissed Lord Rosebery’s suggestion of ill will and asserted the two governments remain on cordial terms.
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Convention debates Roosevelt rail regulation and access
Delegates clash with doorkeepers at Steinway Hall while supporters of Roosevelt rail regulation push for endorsement. Mayor Dunne welcomes visitors and outlines views on railroad rates as speakers from Indiana and Minnesota defend government regulation and warn against monopolies.
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Texas
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Railroad rates clash over state and federal control
A heated convention debate centers on Roosevelt's railroad rate plan and the push to place railways under state and federal control. Leaders rally for strong resolutions, pledge to pressure Senators, and contrast regular and anti convention factions amid calls to curb corporate power.
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New York
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Railroads and government rate making spark major debate
The discussion centers on equitable solutions between the public and railroad promoters and developers. Critics warn radical control changes could disrupt growth, while supporters urge careful, conservative action and warn against socialistic rate setting that could threaten private capital and freedom.
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Consular Service Praised as World Leading Pattern
Diplomats say U S consular system is best globally and that other nations seek to copy it. New York businessmen propose a Washington convention to study reforms while State Department officials note funding limits and reliance on capable agents and businessmen for posts.
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American Exiles in Honduras Exposed by San Franciscan Visit
A San Franciscan visitor to Tegucigalpa reports that American exiles in Honduras are harassed upon arrival. He says fugitives are shaken down for money, watched if penniless, and thrown out or arrested as vagrants if hotel bills aren’t paid, with threats that they could “work out a fire” something.
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