Attitude of Japan in Manchuria Sparks Diplomatic Talk
Washington reports the State Department noting Japan protests against the Russo Chinese Manchuria pact remain verbal. Russia and Britain weigh India and open door policy as Japan risks losing assertive leverage with China, Korea, and potential war with Russia.
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Robert Comes Back Fat and Entertains Washington Society
The return of Robert Wilcox to Washington society is noted with humor as he allegedly gained thirty to forty pounds through lavish eating. He plans to advise on pending tramways legislation and may remain until the Legislature ends. Rumors circle about Princess Wilkoka, a possible stay in Newport, and verification of a Canton invitation. Gear and Flicoz are tied to a Hawaii return and political maneuvering involving Home Rule and party realignment.
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Attorney General Griggs Resigns in Washington Turnover
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Griggs has handed the President his resignation effective March list. He plans to leave Washington Saturday for New Jersey to resume legal practice, joining Dill, Bomester & Baldwin of New York City, and forming Griggs & Dill in New Jersey. A New York special notes critics of P C Knox as Griggs’ successor and mentions Richards as acting attorney general.
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McKinley Trip Plans Include California Stop and Buffalo Visit
New York dispatch reports secretary to the President Cortei will finalize the Pacific Coast itinerary in days. The trip will start via the Southern route to California with a first long stop in New Orleans in late May, then return by the Northern route to attend the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. The President and Cabinet travel with families. a second train carries Ohio delegation members including Governor Nash to witness the Ohio battleship opening. Senator Hanna cannot attend and plans to return to Cleveland in May.
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Session breaks on Boer peace terms in Commons
London March The secretary of state Mr Chamberlain said in the House of Commons that negotiations with the Boers were domestic and there was no intention to reopen the peace terms. He was asked if it was permissible to change the offer.
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Royal Plot Admiral Mello Arrest Shocks Rio
New York March 25 dispatch from Rio Janeiro reports arrest of Admiral Custodio Jane Mello and others over a monarchist plot tied to the death of Baron de Burgal. Government braces for unrest as navy officers are guarded and a proposed triumvirate would govern. Admiral Mello moved to Cobles Island custody.
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Cuba's Stand on Pratt Amendment Sparks Objections
Cuba's position defined by vague terms on land area and coaling stations, with state and intervention lease left undefined. Objections argue the clause could let the United States intervene on any pretext without Congress approval, while Mr Chamberlain plans to start work on reclaiming the Maine wreck Monday.
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Boers in Bad Luck Report From South Africa Front
Pretoria dispatch describes Babington’s force attacking Delarer southwest of Ventersdorp with 1 500 men, defeating the Boers, pursuing their rear guard, and capturing convoy and prisoners. British gallantry praised as two 15 pounder guns pompon, six Maxims, ammunition, rifles, wagons, carts seized and 140 prisoners taken. Boer casualties heavy.
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Tornado sweeps Birmingham causing heavy casualties
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Tea examination changes at ports to speed customs
The Treasury Department issued a circular to customs officers effective May 1 reducing tea standards for examination from eighteen to thirteen. Honolulu is added as a port where tea may be examined by the government.
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The Active Boers Close To Town In Cape Colony
Queenstown reports a Boer force near the town prompting the Town Guard to man trenches day and night. Business halts as defenses rise. Boers reportedly twenty miles off and near the railroad at Drimond. Lord Salisbury reportedly vexed as a head injury eases but remains unwell.
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