Gauls and Saxons press for Franco-German rapprochement
The Herald reports Henri Rochefort and others favor closer ties with Germany as a way to avert war. Army officers seek a brush with Britain while the navy handles fighting. A clerical dictatorship and press suppression are discussed as possible outcomes to preserve existing power structures.
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Foreign policy steadiness and scandal spark nation’s hesitation
The article notes dampened resolve as the triple alliance is misread as aimed at Mranor and criticizes Matonwey’s role in reviving foreign policy. It reports a cautious national stance on the Dreyte affair with Colonel Trequart probing all linked parties while Koterhaxy is seen in Amsterdam, exposing alleged eroded ethics.
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Naval orders bar coal from Havana voyage risk
Navy department instructs 40 naval commanders not to take coal under any condition from Havana to avoid a Maine like catastrophe. The New York arrived at Key West and will return to Havana after refilling bunkers. Acting Secretary Allen plans to dispatch colliers from the United States to Havana and the watches will stay aboard vessels.
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Madrid News Declares Gomez Dead In Havana Dispatch
A Havana cable reports General Maximo Gomez is dead. Madrid had announced his death but later dispatches say he is alive, traveling west with his fords and expected to reach Germaniets within ten days. The conflicting reports move through Madrid Havana and the New York wires.
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War department favors steel marks for new weapons
Washington December 17 The War and Navy departments show little belief that cast steel marks will be adopted for new weapons despite Dr Gatitu's 80 inch weapon success at Sandy Hook. Brigadier General Magtor head of the bureau of ordnance said cast steel is unreliable.
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