Talking Must Cease Question Is Forever Settled
Paris dispatch reports President McKinley's orders to envoys to avoid further discussion on Cuban debt. The joint commission adjourned until Wednesday with note of progress on transfer of Guam and Porto Rico. Indications suggest the Cuban question will be resolved within the week, though details remain undisclosed.
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Paris
McKinley
Spain
Joint Commission
Guam
Ladrone Islands
United States
Porto Rico
President Demands Cuba Property Sale Ceased
President McKinley has instructed Secretary Hay to issue a note through the French government demanding Spain stop the disposal of immovable property in Cuba. The note urges halting sale of cannon and removal of fortifications' guns, warns against naval action during peace talks, and reserves option to act if Spain does not comply.
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Cuba
Washington
McKinley
Sagasta
Spain
Hay
Paris
M. Eugene Thiebaut
Madrid
Senor Scjusta
Quiet at Ferrol and Cadiz in renewed talks feared
Telegraphic inquiries reveal reports that Spanish dockyards show no signs of renewed activity and the Camara squadron is dispersed to Cadiz Cartagena and Ferrol. Crews rest on peace footing officers on leave marines ashore fortifications and arsenals idle. Negotiations over Cuban debt regarded as preposterous while Philippines matters favor U S.
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Admiral Camara
Cadiz
Cartagena
Ferrol
Ave
Stoppadj.p
Phe
Cervera
PHS
Philippines
Spain
RACE RIOTS CONTINUE KILLED IN HARPERSVILLE FIGHTS
In Harpersville Missouri? Scott county a racial conflict leaves eleven black men and one white man dead with more wounded. Rioters captured and jailed at Forest. others fled to swamps. Sheriff doubles guards to prevent further lynching as investigations proceed.
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New Orleans
Picayune'd Forest
Misa
Harpersville
Scott
Forest
Stephenson
Forest Jail
Meridian
France Seeks Fashoda Exchange Amid Anglo French Tensions
A dispatch from Loxpox outlines urgency in both nations to prepare for possible war over Fashoda while France aims to swap the Nile outpost for compensations elsewhere in Africa. The piece notes domestic Dreyfus strains and shifting alliances as tensions rise.
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France
Nile
Hhe
England
Dreyfus
Russia
Germany
Fashoda
Africa
Marchand
Britain outlines Nile policy in Salisbury dispatch
London reports a forthcoming blue book centered on a Salisbury dispatch to Sir Edmond Monson in Paris. It recounts what Baron de Courcel sought and Salisbury’s insistence that the Nile valley remains Egypt’s and notes possible French outlets to the Nile. Premier’s final interview ends with a written proposition.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Paris
Edmond Monson
Baron de Courcel
Nile Valley
Egypt
Omdurman
Major Marchand
Baron de Mourcel
France
Nile
Railroads Get a Respite From Short Line Rates
The Chicago Great Western will refrain from applying short line rates from lower Missouri river points to Montana and Pacific coast points. A delay allows transcontinental lines to consider all questions, with Great Northern also involved and refraining for now. The move forestalls immediate rate changes while further talks are pursued.
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Gurbaco
Missouri River
Montana
Pacific Coast
Washington
Duluth
Great Northern
Supreme Court ruling favors Union Loan and Trust fate
The supreme court decision favored B. Hubbard as assignee of Union Loan and Trust company of Sioux City, affecting securities of the Sioux City O'Neill and Western and the Sioux City and Northwestern railroads. Tod & Co. had loaned 1,000 shares and 2,864,000 bonds, seeking to restrain sale of the securities after years of litigation.
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Union Loan and Trust Company
New York
William Tod
J. K. Tod & Co
Hubbard
Sioux City
Sioux City, O'Neill and Western Railroad
South Dakota
Sioux City and
Northwestern
Tod & Co
Trust Company
Rising interest in Egyptian question and Fa shoda incident
Reports from Paris October 24 indicate growing public concern over the Fa shoda affair. London hints of an ultimatum circulate though officials deny war preparations. Press favors peaceful settlement and compromise while urging Marchand’s recall as a negotiation condition.
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England
London
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Portsmouth
Havas
Marchand
Liberte
M. Chaplin
Lord Salisbury
France
Washoda
French Yellow Book Indicates Egyptian Question Rising
Lowmon Oct 24 The French yellow book on Fashoda signals France plans to use the Marchand affair to raise the Egyptian question. Paris papers deem Salisbury may resist negotiation until Fashoda is evacuated. Delcasse refuses withdrawal without talks. Baron de Courcel travels to London for talks on evacuation in exchange for a Nile outlet. Paris sentiment shifts to cautious hope as evacuation prospects appear tied to concessions. Also three deaths reported and three new cases in New Orleans and Wilson reports five new cases with no deaths.
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Baron de Coursel
M. del Casse
Paris
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Baron de Counsel
Grand jury signals true bill in Hawley Munson adultery case
Witnesses including Deputy Sheriff Cavana say a true bill will be found against Dr W Arthur Hawley and Miss Nina Munson. Munson’s mother stays with her jailed daughter in Nevada while Hawley’s illness is suspected as a sympathy ploy. Mrs Hawley vows to pursue her husband to the ends of the earth if he returns to Miss Munson. Cass County Bank creditors win relief as court sets aside the $18,000 stock liability decree, sending proceeds to all creditors. Also a 50 cent tonic ad rounds out the page.
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