Li Hung Chang Says China to Buy Off Russia
Dr. Morrison wires from Pekin describing an interview with Li Hung Chang. He says China fears Russia the most, admits secret Russo-Chinese pacts, expects China to sign the Manchurian agreement for a decade or two of respite, and notes other powers would push China to resist while Russia dominates. Ministers abroad are told to resent China’s plenipotentiaries the punishment list.
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London
Morrison
The
Times
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Russia
China
Tam
Not in the Combine. Durney comments on Pacific Steam Whaling
New York April 3 Journal of Commerce reports Jos Durney of Griffith Durney Co San Francisco on a proposed coast cannery salmon combine. He says Pacific Steam Whaling Co has no options and is not involved. He cites weak English spot salmon but brisk future Alaska trade and 130000 cases sold. He departs tonight for San Francisco.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Jos, Durney
Griffith, Durney & Co
San Francisco
England
Pacific Steam Whaling Co
Durney
Alaska
STOP SLAUGHTER OF BIRDS AT INTERSTATE TOURNAMENT
A revolt by New York citizens against indiscriminate bird slaughter at the Interstate Association tournament at Interstate Park begins. Ralph Waldo Tryne, Boston author now living in New York, leads a movement to push legislation banning such events, arguing tournaments are not sport and true sportsmen should oppose the slaughter.
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New York
Interstate Association
Interstate Park
L. L
Ralph Waldo Tryne
Parliament Ends Session for Easter Recess in London
A London dispatch reports Parliament has risen for Easter recess after a session described as more satisfactory to the government. The April proceedings reflected notable debates and measures under consideration as lawmakers adjourn until resumption.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Rumors Swirl Over Salisbury’s Premiership and House Affairs
Gossip swirls around Lord Salisbury’s continued power as Parliament nears recess. Some expect his resignation before Beaulieu, others say he could stay until season’s end if health improves in the Riviera. Acknowledged view is the government has declined since the king’s speech, with calls for a stronger leader than Balfour.
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Lord Salisiiry
Beaulieu
A. J. Bajfour
Salisbury
Riviera
House of Commons
Homre
Balfour
Commons
Will excludes Catholics and colored persons in scholarship clause
Boston April 3 probate records reveal a contingent bequest of $100,000 to the Wellesley Female Seminary for scholarships for worthy young women. The will states the fund should favor bright, intelligent daughters unable to afford education, while excluding Roman Catholics and Black students. If rejected, the trust goes to the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Boston
David Hitchcock
Wellesley Female Seminary
Museum of Fine Arts
Low rates proposed for G A R encampment rail travel
Eastern railroad officials to meet next Wednesday in Cleveland to decide on a cent per mile passenger rate for the Grand Army of the Republic reunion in September. Some lines oppose, saying equipment should serve Pan-American exposition traffic, but the precedent from years past likely ensures approval.
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Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Carter Harrison Elected Chicago Mayor For Third Time
Carter B. Harrison was elected Chicago mayor for a third term. Prominent democrats nationwide sent congratulations including Tammany leaders and messages from Lincoln Nebraska and W J Bryan. Mayor Van Wyck of New York also sent a dispatch expressing similar good wishes.
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Chicago
Carter B. Harrison
Tammany
Lincoln
Neb
Robert E. Burke
Carter H. Harrison
W. J. Bryan
van Wyck
New York
St Petersburg Riots Rumors Circulate After Renewed Unrest
Berlin reports unconfirmed rumors of renewed street riots in St. Petersburg amid ongoing unrest. The dispatch notes circulating chatter without official confirmation as authorities monitor the situation.
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Berlin
St. Pestersburg
Japanese British ministers meet Korean emperor over customs chief dismissal
Reports from Seoul say Japanese and British ministers in Seoul met the Korean emperor Monday. The two ministers initially used friendly caution before protesting the dismissal of Mr. McCleary Brown, supervisor of Korean customs. The dismissal was withdrawn the same evening.
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Yokohama
Seoul
McCleary Brown
War minister cuts funds to military hospital in Madrid
In Madrid on April 3 General Weyler the minister of war ordered the exclusion of funds from the military hospital until the budget provides resources to allow its return.
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Madrid
General Weyler
Panama Canal Build Denials Spark Diplomatic Dialect
New York April 3 a special to the Herald reports Washington denies J P Morgan would lead a private syndicate to build the canal with McKinley support and Colombian aid. Denials come from the White House State Department Colombian legation and the French embassy. The piece details a proposed long term lease to Colombia with phased annual payments and guarantees, plus free transport for Colombian mail and troops, and Colombia’s consent for a sale by the French canal company, while reaffirming Panama rights against cession or mortgage.
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New York
Herald
Washington
J. Pienquint Morgan
Panama Canal
McKinley
Colombia
White House
State Department
United States
Miniter Silvela
Aeay
Canal Public Service
Columbia
Panama Canal Company
French Canal Company
Sow
Cam
Ford
Legation
Rhode Island Ends Newport Capital, Adopts Providence Only
An amendment to Rhode Island's constitution was adopted at the last election, removing Newport as a state capital. From now on Providence will be the sole capital city, ending the era of two capitals for the state.
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Rhode Island
Newport
Providence
Norton lecture on Christian Science draws Ithaca crowd
Carroll Norton of New York spoke in Barnes hall on Christian Science. Physicians of Ithaca petitioned university authorities protesting the lecture. University Christian association opposed it as a university function. Dean Crane refused to listen. Norton described development and growth of Christian science. Cornell said to be first large university to host such a talk.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Carroll
Norton
New York
Barnes’ Hall
University Christian Association
T. F. Crane
Cornell
Eight hour day set by Butte union for May first start
At a December 1 1900 meeting the Butte Workmen union voted that from May 1 1901 workers under its jurisdiction shall work eight hours per day with a minimum pay of 3.00 dollars. Published by order of Workingmen's Union No. 5 W L O J W Dale president and T W Jones secretary. Also notes weekly meetings at 343 East Park Street and mentions the Clarence hotel. An American musical instrument company offers two free music lessons per week for twelve months to 200 pupils per district with a condition they recommend the company to friends.
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Butte Teamsters’ Union No. 15
Fta
Order of
Tea Natural Union No. 15
James Stickeen
McCarrick
James Sticken
Idaho
Colony Company
Tichnell
J.J. Chambers
Montana Street
Butte
Conroy & Morley
M. Wade
East Broadwi
Ingmena’ Union of
Workingmens’ Union No. 5
W. L
J. W. Dale
T. W. Jones
London
J. D. McGregor Veterinary Surgeon Ad
J. D. McGregor veterinary surgeon honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada treats all diseases of domesticated animals according to scientific principles. Office at Marlow's Stables 104 South Main Street Telephone 293 all cases promptly attended to.
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Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marlow's
South Main Street
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