Monroe Doctrine and Armenian Question Debate at Metropole
The Marquess of Salisbury defended the Monroe Doctrine as policy while denying England would wage war over Armenia. He criticized Ottoman weakness, blamed race and creed factions for Armenian suffering, and argued Britain could have only limited coercive leverage short of war. An The Chronicle editorial called Salisbury's speech a remarkable and dangerous misstep.
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Monroe
Turkey
Lord Salisbury
England
Berlin
Bupgland
the Chronicle
Libleral
Ayor
Lord Palmerston
America
Armebia
Venezuelan Commission Kept Busy With Maps And Requests
The Venezuelan commission held its weekly meeting with full attendance. Much time was spent on how the commission should handle matters, including maps and state department materials. No decision yet on appearing before European representatives or sending an agent to Europe for evidence. Also notes on early coastal photography experiments and war surgery advances.
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England
Vonsausla
Wassinerox
Venesuclan Commission
State Department
Perdons
Banu
Roentgen
Vienns
Congress actions and debates over treaties and bond bills
A historical congressional summary recounts four days of activity with House debates on Turkish reforms promised to Armenians and supportive posture toward the president. Senate hearings cover silver bonds, coast defense funding, and free coinage, while sessions note censures, pensions, and Bayard speeches in Edinburg and Boston.
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Turkey
Congress
Utah
Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
Bacon
Georgina
Lodge
Hansbrough
Secretary of Agriculture
Thorston
Davis
Voorhees
Indiana
Clark
Wyoming
Jones
Tillman
Ambassador Bayard
England
District of Columbia
Vilas
Wisconsin
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cele Saring
Bayard
Edinburg
Boston
Canadian Timber Thieves Claim Massive Losses Across Boundary
A Butte Tribune dispatch reports settlers accuse Canadians of stripping American boundary forests of timber over the past decade, alleging losses in the millions of dollars. The matter has been referred to the secretary of state for action. A secondary note from Wasuretoy covers a debate within the Women’s Suffrage association over responsibility for the so-called Woman's Bible and related controversy.
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Sam Law
the Tribune
Butte
Mon
Secretary of State
Nob
Wasuretoy
Woman’s Buffrage Association
Market snapshot with grain and livestock notes
A historical market roundup from Minneapolis and Chicago dated February 3 and February 8, with mix of wheat futures prices and grades, hogs up modestly on higher quality and active demand, cattle and sheep in general good demand though some classes weaker, and mixed Chicago hog market tone and prices. The text includes scattered grain nomenclature, unit markers, and garbled OCR defects.
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Yan Union
Paviy
Dusstrow Trial Ends In Murder Verdict For Doctor
A jury in Union returns a verdict of murder after two insanity inquiries fail to spare Dr. Dusstrow, accused of killing his wife and three year old son in February 1804. The defense and prosecution presented expert testimony as ex-Governor Johnson leads the case, with venue moved from St. Louis. The trial marks a second attempt at justice in this homicide.
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Sonie Tulioviaire
Boon
Tital
di. Duestrow
Inuuder
Ih & King
Duestrow
Dusstrow
Govenor Johnson
Nathan Dryden
Charles Noland
J. Wesley Booth
Zaohritz
St. Louis
Bolte
Franklin County
Gallenkaap
Lee Merriweather
Union
On the Move in Cuba and Irish Leadership Change
A Havana dispatch notes General Marin moves amid Gomez and Maceo authorities. skirmish at Melena. forces strengthen the line to stop Mace from aiding Gomez. A Spanish infantry unit and an armored car repel rebels near Batabanda amid cane-field fighting. Separately Boston reports Dustin McCarthy resigning Irish party leadership. Thomas Beaton likely to be invited as successor in the near term.
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Cuba
New York
Havana
Verbine Marin
Gomez
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
San Antonio
Marin
Quiyican
Melena
Quiyiea
Spayieh
Maces
Gomes
Bataband
Reb Pla
Boston
McCarthyy
Dustin McCarthy
Thomas Beeton
MoGarthy
Milwaukees court gains jurisdiction over receiverships
A formal decision grants the Milwaukees court broad jurisdiction over receivership matters across the system. The case was argued before Supreme Court members in chambers with individual justices presiding, except Justice Brown who sat out due to Northern Pacific interests in New York. The report notes the panel’s cross circuit involvement.
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Stew
Miltwades
Milwaukes Court
Eupreme Court
Brown
Second Circuit
Northern Pacific
New York
Semi official denial of Turkey partition reports
A semi official announcement from Lennox January 10 refutes reports that partition of Turkey is contemplated or that Russia and Turkey formed an alliance. It notes no immediate Russian occupation of Armenia but indicates a private understanding between Russia and the Ottoman sultan guiding foreign policy.
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Turkey
Pawer
Si. Petersyure
Russia
Lennox
Constantinople
Armenia
United States and Usurper on Alaska Boundary Claim
The article reports British inquiry records showing the United States has no right under the 1825 Anglo Russian treaty to 8 million acres opposite Prince of Wales Island on the Pacific coast. It cites dispatches and a boundary dispute involving Alaska and the Strait of Portland as clarified by Lord Canning era correspondence.
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Fay Salisbury
Monraean
Jon
Star
London
Jord Balisbury
Fhe Rt
Mr. Chamberlain
British Columbia
United States
Prince of Wales Island
Pacific
Yale
Alaska
Bagot
Lord Canning
Clarence
Straita
Portland Inlet
Gorreot
Japan Opens Formosa to Trade and Commerce Policy
The Japanese legation in Washington received a cable from the Japanese foreign office directing publication. It states Formosa, acquired by Japan, will be opened to trade and commerce. The note argues the move will promote enlightened policy, freeing development of the island’s industries and markets.
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Japan
Parraoay
Japanesgi Legation
Foreign Office of
Formosa
Obing
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