Peace Conference Resumes Its Work at The Hague
The Hague held a second sitting of the peace conference lasting 35 minutes. President Baron De Staal read czar and Queen Wilhelmina replies to telegrams and proposed secrecy with press bureau communications subject to the president’s approval. Delegates returned to luncheon. others remained to organize committees. The emperor’s telegram expresses sincere thanks and warm wishes to the delegates.
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Rarem de Staal
Wilhelmina
Baron de Staal
M. da Staal
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
United States
Berlin
Andrew D. White
Hague
Bourgeois
France
Woods
Veral
Populist Leader Urges July Fourth Meetings in Alabama
Crowe, Populist state executive committee chairman, calls for widespread state meetings on July 4 to elect delegates and form campaign committees for 1900. He claims the future looks bright for the party, notes growing factionalism in the Democrats, and predicts Populists will carry Alabama with Wharton Barker and Ignatius Donnelly on the ticket. In Rockant, Georgia, Mrs. James Wood killed a negro who forced entry to her bedroom. her husband found the body upon return.
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Brewmalam
Ala
G._. Crowe
Alabama
Wharton Barker
Ignatius Donnelly
Cincinnati
Rockant
James Wood
Paris Exposition 1909 United States plans five buildings
Ferdinand W. Peck reports progress on the U S exhibit for Paris 1909 including five main buildings and annexes at Vincennes with rail river access. He notes expanded space over 60 000 square feet at Vincennes and added agricultural and fine arts areas plus sculpture. France promises readiness and cordial cooperation from officials and architects.
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New York
Ferdinand W. Peck
United States
St. Louis
Bois de Vincennes
Beine
Austria
Turkey
Manufacturers
Quincencesan
Merchant Marine
Weather Bureau
Vincennes
French Exposition Company
Seine River
Germany
Switzerland
France
M. Picard
Loubet
Commerce
Republic
M. de Launey-Balleville
Americas
Oble
Krantz
M. Krantz
Chamber of Deputies
Man Ao Srance
Tai
Armistice Refused as Fighting Continues in Philippines
General Otis again rejects Aguinaldo plea for armistice pending Filipino congress action. Insurgent leaders reach Manila, meet Otis, return with no offer to negotiate terms. Meanwhile Kobbe’s river expedition faces sporadic resistance near San Luis, natives retreat behind riverine guard. Debris of war and civilian scenes described as troops move toward Calumpit with local sentiment mixed. Dewey sails for Hong Kong as Chattanooga chosen for next year’s assembly site.
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Otis Scorn
Aguinaldo
Congress
Manila
Gregorio del Pilar
Lawton
Alberto Barretto
Zealcita
Graciaga Zope
Cainet
Florentino Torres
Pablo Campo
Teodoro Vance
Malolos
Barry
Capitan
Galacanan
Ayuntamient
Otis
Oregon
Bay
Kobbe
Rio Grande
San Luis
Candaba
Lince
Grant
la Gana de Bay
Kohbo
Tos
Fics
Kobba
Nebraska Regiment
San Fernando
Calumpit
Calumpity
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Lee Allen
W. L. Douglas
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Hudson's Store
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Tl Canons Pio Syner Co
Senna
California Fig Syrup CO
Georgia
m_ connec
Schumpert Shoe CO
Macon
Belle of
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Hoffman House
Mount Vernon
Old Crow
Quckenheimer
Altmayer & Fistau Liquor Company
Fourth St
Union Passenger Depot
Myrtle Springs
Peace Conference
Crowe
Dr.pierce
Peck Bage Fron
England
Reorle
Ike
Sinin Grant
Gontoats
Dewey
Hong Kong
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
Chattanooga
Denver
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Vitagerald
Santiago de Cuba
Rome
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Union Pacific Railroad
Cambridge
Maas
Eugene Losch
South Carolina University
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Besse
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Walshtown
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