Admiral Kautz Action Upheld in Samoa Dispatches
Washington reports Admiral Kautz is approved for his Samoa actions under orders to avoid needless collisions and protect life and property until the three treaty powers decide on a response. Officials say he acted with British forces for defense. no new instructions are yet issued. The high commission may proceed to Apia, easing rebellion suppression.
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Britons in New Zealand Ready to Aid Samoa Crisis
The New Zealand premier R Z Gedden cables the agent general Reeves promising aid in Samoa emergency. New Zealand steamer awaits orders at Auckland while Mildura cruiser moves toward Ratonga with the governor. Britain’s papers critique German actions and blame Germany for Samoa clashes.
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German Press Reacts Cautiously to Samoa Crisis
Berlin dispatch reports U S embassy says Germany backs unanimity rule for Samoa commission to prevent bloodshed. Cologne Gazette notes arrest of German plantation manager illicit acts. other papers urge prompt naval build up and new ships. Washington says Dewey may send two warships. London reports talks progress among Britain France and Germany.
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German government labels U.S. reports as fabrications
Dispatches from the Falke’s commander claim no quarrel with Rear Admiral Kautz. Berlin regards reports of tensions as inventions by parties seeking to stir trouble between Germany and the United States.
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Funeral for Justice Stephen J. Field Held in Washington
Impressive services were conducted at the Church of Epiphany for Justice Stephen J. Field. The church overflowed with a distinguished gathering including President McKinley Secretary Wilson and Long Attorney General Griggs ambassadors from Britain Russia and Germany the Chinese minister and other diplomatic representatives.
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Notable figures attend funeral and burials in Boston news
The text notes prominent figures including ex- and current officials at the funeral of a justice, with Rev Satterlee and Rev Mackay Smith officiating and Chief Justice Fuller among honorary pallbearers. The remains are to be interred in Rock Creek cemetery vault until permanent burial. Also Boston’s Tremont Street museum destroyed by fire with $80,000 loss, and Charles Dudley Warner II critically ill in New Orleans.
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