Conference delegates laud Hague talks and arbitration court
Frederick W. Hollis says American commissioners worked harmoniously with other nations at The Hague Conference. He praises Andrew De White for guiding key proposals and notes cordial, cooperative spirit among American English and German delegates. Hollis says Berlin discussions with Prince Hohenlohe and Count von Buelow led to withdrawal of objections to the international court of arbitration.
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Will Investigate Charges in Berlin Spy Claims
The Times-Herald reports the United States will officially investigate Bentheim’s allegations against Alvin Persentitz and counterparts. Third Assistant Secretary of State orders an inquiry led by Consul Hughes in Coberg to determine if any misuse of consular papers or government funds occurred and to issue explanations. If substantiated, removal and representations to France will follow.
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Dewey Arrives at Gibraltar Laying Out Harsh Contrast
A World dispatch from Gibraltar notes Admiral Dewey's arrival at the port after a voyage. He and Lieutenant Bruni occupy two adjacent rooms in a modest hotel far poorer than New York hotels. His Chinese servants carry a snail steamer trunk as he settles in.
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Mediterranean club reunion among aged officers at Gibraltar
Major General stade and other infantry officers gathered at Gibraltar for a reunion with veterans of the Br ish transport from India. Captain Dewey, recently recuperating from surgery, recalled Danilas kindness. the Olympia’s ward room officers joined the hospitality. The Olympia is to depart on September 10.
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Chandler's Questions on Philippine Policy At Rockingham Club
Hampton New Hampshire September 6 Benator William B Chandler outlined national politics and endorsed the administration's Philippine policy He proposed 15 questions for Witham B Mason to answer covering sovereignty naval and military issues and congressional authority amid debate over colonial status and China containment.
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Krugers Change In Transvaal Policy Sparks Mystery
London reports Kruger shifted from offering a five year franchise and increased representation with fuzerainty ended to accepting a conference, signaling a possible near truth. Chamberlain's pressure and British vigilance raise questions about future action as reserves and mining markets show no near-war signals.
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Sequoia Crew Faces Scurvy Outbreak on Island
The Sequoia crew returning from Petow Islands suffers a scurvy outbreak with five dead and 22 afflicted. Only about a dozen men remain able to work as guano shipments to the city continue. Scant supplies and stalled ship conditions threaten further distress on the island.
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Porto Rican Relief Fund Appeals Nationwide Aid Drive
The central Porto Rican committee plans a countrywide broadcast and church appeals for the relief fund. It will distribute copies of the appeal to banks to display and seeks military and federal help to coordinate relief efforts through committees across the United States.
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Apples For Germany Reach Record Shipments From New York
American apples ship earlier than usual to Germany with the first consignment leaving the Lahn. Hudson river district delivered the initial cargo. Last year 22 851 barrels were sent abroad and this year shipments are expected to reach 100 000 barrels.
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Labori seeks foreign witness declarations in Dreyfus trial
Labori telegraphs Emperor William and King Humbert to allow Cols Schwarzkoppen and Pantazardi to testify in the Dreyfus case in Rennes. If permitted, their depositions could force acquittal, with testimony likely by Thursday and verdict soon after. The maneuveres unfold amid intense courtroom drama and conflicting expectations.
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Shatter Will Remain in Command After Retirement
A Washington dispatch reports President McKinley plans to retain Major General Shafter in command of the Pacific Department using his present volunteer rank after his retirement date September 14. News outlines expected promotions for Regular Army officers including General Laws ton General MacArthur and others tied to retirement events and openings for brigadier and major general appointments.
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Rear Admiral Kane Retires From Navy Fame as Calliope Captain
London reports Rear Admiral Kane, famed in America for commanding the Calliope, which survived a fierce hurricane off Samoa in 1889, has voluntarily retired from naval service.
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Ursuline Convent West of Cascade Montana Central rail line
Ursuline Convent located fourteen miles west of Cascade on the Montana Central railroad offers extensive grounds and fine mountain scenery with a healthful climate. It provides English and Classical courses, plus art music and modern languages. Terms moderate with telephone connections for conveyance from Cascade. St Josephs Academy is a separate boarding school for boys under 14 years addressed to the Mother Superior.
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