Japan and Russia Near Far East Settlement in 1890s Treaty
Paris reports a likely settlement ending the Far East controversy. Russia will accept Japan’s 1896 and 1898 Korea agreements granting Japan rights in Korea, including Seoul garrison, in exchange for Japan accepting Russia’s Manchuria treaty with China. Open Door and China Korea integrity favored. negotiations praised by diplomats.
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Diplomatic Tensions Rumor Of Japan Russia Clash Near
London reports from the Daily Mail that a cabinet intimation suggests Japan knows Russia will not concede. If true, a struggle between Japan and Russia may lie within measurable distance. George Wyndham, Ireland chief secretary, spoke at Workington noting the government still has a stance.
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Russia
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General election doubt discussed in cabinet anxiety
A great deal of work is noted and the claim of an impending general election is dismissed. The cabinet feels anxious about the far East situation due to Russia and Japan engaging in unexpectedly protracted negotiations.
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Far East
Russia
Japan
Japanese Business Men Demand a Resolute Policy
Tokyo newspapers and leading business men denounce Russia's delay in replying to Japan's demands and advocate a resolute policy. The situation appears more menacing than at any previous period.
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London
Times
Russia
Japan
Secretary Hay Agrees to Meet Special Colombian Envoy
Dr Herran Colombian charge d affaires called at the state department to inform Secretary Hay of General Reyes arrival and to pay a friendly call. He was received in the secretary s private office and told of the exact attitude Washington will take toward the envoy s peace terms with the new republic of Panama. If Reyes meets officials on the ground fixed, he will be cordially received. otherwise the mission may fail.
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Hart Edges Carter In Columbus Bout At Criterion Club
In Boston on December 2 Marvin Hart of Louisville defeated Kid Carter of Brooklyn after a fierce fifteen round match at the Criterion Athletic Club. Referee Buckley stopped the fight just before the time limit expired with Carter badly hurt.
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Envy and Ignorance: A Moral Reflection
The saying notes envy as a vice and ignorance, arguing that one does not envy what he can already surpass. It implies self-awareness as a remedy, suggesting that envy arises from perceived inferiority and fades when personal achievement is clear.
Dreyfus Appeal Revisions Stir Paris Press
Paris reports intense public interest as the commission weighs granting Dreyfus a revision of his Rennes court martial sentence. The inquiry, led by General Andre, examined witnesses and a five month investigation, finding no real proof against Dreyfus while noting lingering presumptions against Major Esterhazy.
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Utah coal strike prompts possible special session on militia funding
Salt Lake City reports Governor Wells will likely call a special legislative session to provide funds for keeping the state militia in the field after fruitless talks to settle the Utah coal miners strike. He says the dispute hinges on union recognition, which coal officials refuse, while wage differences could be adjusted.
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Salt Lake City
Wells
Mrs Vanderbilt Out of Danger in Newport Opera Fall
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt, injured by a fall while exiting her box at the Grand Opera House, is reported out of danger and resting comfortably in Newport Rhode Island on December 2.
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Newport
R. I
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
Grand Opera House
Grand jury probes illegal fencing of government lands in Nebraska
Federal grand jury in Omaha on Tuesday examined alleged fencing of several millions of acres of government land in Western Nebraska. Prominent figures including state and United States officials are said to be under investigation. About 700 to 800 ranchmen occupy the disputed lands.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Money Taken From Portland Postoffice Cash Drawer
Postoffice inspectors investigating the Portland postoffice report I O U notes totaling over 800 dollars tied to money taken from the cash drawer. The unidentified source notes the findings as part of ongoing inquiries in Portland Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Postoffice
Portland Postoffice
Extra Session In Montana Legislature Passes Fair Trial Bill
Montana state legislature convened an extraordinary session called by Governor Toole to pass a fair trial bill. It would allow mining cases to be moved between courts if the initial judge is prejudiced, prompted by the Heinze and Amalgamated Copper company dispute.
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Montana
Toole
Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
Fire destroys Fair store in Sheboygan with heavy losses
The brick block on North Eighth street housing the Fair store burned down today in Sheboygan Wisconsin. The fire caused about 100000 dollars in damage with 80000 dollars insured. Two local residents were severely injured in the blaze and may be fatally hurt.
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Sheboygan
Wis
North Eighth Street
Forger Ring Arrests in Philadelphia Case
Samuel Harris and George Myers were arrested in Philadelphia on Tuesday for forging checks. Harris confessed, claiming he is part of a larger gang of forgers active across the state and the West.
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Samuel Harris
George Myers
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