Expert on Oriental Affairs Discusses Policy
An analysis by Patrick Gallagher traces American far eastern policy from 1784 to the early 20th century. It links open door diplomacy, John Hay’s approach, and dollar diplomacy to China and Japan, arguing America sought trade security without aggressive conquest while warning against German influence in Asia.
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Central
Philippines
Prem Ant
New York
Germany
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Afta
Merlea
Far East
Socka
Asia
Creafon
Department of State
New England
China
Canton
Jaimnel Shaw
Major Shaw
Jay
Agia
Shaw
Washington
Jefferson
John W. Foster
Orient
Shew
Admund Roberts
Caleb Cushing
Thulr
Jowbury
Susp
Imporia University
Hay
Peking
Hey
Edna
Ingland
England
Hagile
Amertean
Commodore Perry
Liu-chia Islands
Perry
Japan
Sea of Japan
Lawrence
Morrison
J.C. Dobbin
Navy
Edward Everett
Stepiion
United States
Eats
Roosevelt
Sepun
Kingland
France
Holland
Pacific
California
America
Agid
Townend Harris
Townsend Harris
Nippon
Iwakura
Russia
Onte
John Hay
London
McKinley
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Chamberlain
Salisbury
Great Britain
Peking Board of Foreign Affairs
Son of Heaven
Emperor Kwanghsu
Adams
Europe
Becaue Hay
Lincoln
Abe
Fay East
John Jay
Arbhon
Manila
P’a Yi
Wae
Nanking Congress
Mine Sweeper Success Highlighted In Anti Sub Warfare
London reports praise for mine sweepers in World War I as essential for halting U boats. Official accounts note fortyfold increase in active sweepers since 1914 and cite perilous rescues including a commander swimming to plant a mine and return.
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London
Wix
U S Now the Silk Center of World
The tariff commission reports the United States has become the silk manufacturing hub due to wartime demand, shifting production from Europe to the Far East at Europe’s expense. Japan remains the top silk producer, with France a key supplier. the U S imports include silk and silk waste, cotton blends, and tin for weighting.
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Washington
United States
Far East
Eanope
Tariff Commission
Japan
Frante
Apun
Corte
Silk Goods and Imports Describe Silk Industry Trade
The article explains silk production and imports including bagging silk for powder, limited domestic loom output, and Switzerland supplying most silk bolting cloth. It notes France supplying hatter's plush and Japan supplying Habutae, with various silk items imported and artificial silk and horsehair discussed.
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Switzerland
Hatter
France
East Asiatic Company Plans 21 New Big Motor Ships
At the annual meeting the East Asiatic Company announced plans to order twenty one large motor ships. The president stated the fleet expansion aims to bolster future freight capacity for Copenhagen routes and regional trade.
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Copenhagen
The
East Asiatic Company
War lotteries permitted under Australian war regulations
Melbourne May 16 war regulations issued by the commonwealth government allow anyone to establish and conduct lotteries to raise money for war loans provided advance consent is obtained from the federal treasurer.
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Melbourne
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