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Foreign News
May 5, 1904
The News Herald
Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio
What is this article about?
In Buda Pest, government circles express satisfaction over the non-passage of Senator Lodge's US bill excluding aliens induced by foreign government-steamship agreements, easing the path for the Cunard line deal.
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LODGE'S EXCLUSION BILL.
There Is Great Satisfaction in Buda Pest Over Its Non-Passage.
Buda Pest, April 29.-Dispatches from Washington announcing that Senator Lodge's proposition for the exclusion from the United States of all aliens "whose immigration is induced by agreements between foreign governments and steamship companies has not been enacted into law have been received with lively satisfaction in government circles. It is now believed that the agreement with the Cunard line is not likely to meet with further obstacles
There Is Great Satisfaction in Buda Pest Over Its Non-Passage.
Buda Pest, April 29.-Dispatches from Washington announcing that Senator Lodge's proposition for the exclusion from the United States of all aliens "whose immigration is induced by agreements between foreign governments and steamship companies has not been enacted into law have been received with lively satisfaction in government circles. It is now believed that the agreement with the Cunard line is not likely to meet with further obstacles
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Political
What keywords are associated?
Lodge Exclusion Bill
Immigration Agreements
Buda Pest Satisfaction
Cunard Line Agreement
What entities or persons were involved?
Senator Lodge
Where did it happen?
Buda Pest
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Buda Pest
Event Date
April 29
Key Persons
Senator Lodge
Outcome
bill not enacted into law; agreement with cunard line expected to face no further obstacles
Event Details
Dispatches from Washington report that Senator Lodge's exclusion bill for aliens induced by foreign government-steamship agreements failed to become law, met with lively satisfaction in Buda Pest government circles.