Prospects of Settling the Steel Strike Brightens
Reports from Wheeling and Pittsburgh indicate a multi city series of talks among the Federation of Labor Amalgamated Association and steel interests. A settlement plan favors the Amalgamated side, with lodge votes and near term peace expected within ten days as meetings continue in Indianapolis Cleveland New York and Pittsburgh.
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Chun Dislikes 10 Knights Head in Peking Dispatch
London reports a telegram from Prince Chun stating German decision requires bows to the Emperor William. The prince and other officials would perform prostrations and nine head knocks while meeting the emperor. Chinese envoys asked for a change, but the German minister offered no adjustment.
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Court's Quiet Return to Peking With Farewell Gift
An imperial edict announces the court will quietly return to Peking. Their Majesties will provide 100,000 faelyan to the distressed Singan-Fa region. No public receptions are planned beyond road repair and tax refunds along the route through Shunsi, Ho, and Chill. Imperial exchequer will cover all travel expenses. Sir Robert Hart supported the suggestion.
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War danger lessens as Colombia Venazole tensions ease
Washington, Aug. 27. Mail from the Colombian capital today suggests that war between Colombia and Venezuela grows less likely. Information indicates both the Nicaraguan and Rendon governments have assured the Colombian government they will remain strictly neutral amid the strained relations.
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Withdrawal of French Ambassador Signals Ottoman Fate
Washington fears the withdrawal of the French ambassador from Constantinople may dissolve the European powers treaty that protected Turkey. The Bere-Hn pact bound major powers to avoid actions risking the Ottoman Empire, thwarting Russia's alleged Turkish aims and Baranwolf’s coercive plans.
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Court notes various cases and filings in probate and divorce actions
Record items include consent to guardian Magoon in a trust termination case involving Rebecca Pance, disputes over estate inventories for Washington Mercantile Co. and H C Norton, and hearings on pleadings and exceptions in ejectment and accounting matters. Judge Little may substitute in the First Circuit. Giles Gear orders guardian care hearing set for Sept 16.
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J A. Magoon
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