War the cause of estrangement of friends in diplomatic world war
Rome reports tension in the diplomatic world as Prince Von Bulow returns to Villa Maria in Rome after replacing Von Platow. Wives of rival ambassadors, once close friends of Princess Von Bulow, now avoid each other due to nations at war. Anti German sentiment surfaces, with a planned but unrealized anti German demonstration at Costanzi and public unease in Rome over belligerent alignments.
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Poles gain autonomy promise amid mixed Rome talks
Count Ivan Tolstoi, mayor of Petrograd, asserts Grand Duke Nicholas’s autonomy pledge for Poland will be fulfilled as Russia forecasts reuniting Polish lands after victory. He says Poland will have its own university, language, diet, and independent governance, while dismissing German influence.
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Eastorussia
Russia's War Moral Upturn and Polish Relief Efforts
The text claims Russia gains morale and hospital capacity as the war continues. It notes a ukase banning alcohol improves public order and health, while Poland and other minorities suffer in conflict zones. Petrograd raises funds for Belgium and Poland to aid victims regardless of creed.
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Big Business Turns Searchlight on Itself
Washington notes the annual convention of the United States Chamber of Commerce opens with big business figures gathering to map prosperity. President Wilson expected to speak on American business and foreign trade with Bryan, Redfield, McRoberts, and McAdoo set to address various policy topics ahead of currency reform and Trade Commission discussions. A banquet is planned, but the president will skip the social function after Mrs. Wilson’s death.
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Anniversary of Lincoln Seward Hampton Roads Conference
February 3 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Hampton Roads Conference the first talks aiming to restore peace between North and South. President Lincoln and Secretary Seward met Confederate representatives Alexander H. Stephens John A Campbell and R M T Hunter aboard a vessel in Hampton Roads. The talks grew from a shared wish to enforce the Monroe Doctrine against France in Mexico but yielded no workable basis for negotiation and adjourned without result.
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War’s Effect on Liquor Traffic in Britain
London February 3 The war is believed to bring lasting curbs on liquor sales in the United Kingdom. Early closing rules have shown clear benefits, prompting Parliament to likely enact permanent limits on sale hours nationwide.
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United Kingdom
Bryan to Defend Administration at Indiana Democratic Meeting
Secretary of State Bryan will deliver an address defending the Wilson Administration at a public meeting in Indianapolis tomorrow night. The event is tied to the annual convention of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association.
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Lozier Motor Car Co Assets to Be Sold at Auction
Detroit February 3. The Lozier Motor Car Company assets, recently in bankruptcy, will be sold at public auction tomorrow by order of the referee. The sale includes the factory finished cars patents and other holdings valued at about 4 000 000 dollars.
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