Ambassadors and Bowen Stir Venezuelan Negotiations
Caracas dispatch credits Bowen United States minister to Venezuela with steely resolve in handling Venezuela’s interests amid Britain Germany and Italy talks. Castro values his zeal yet distrusts overbearing pressure while local reactions reflect tension over diplomatic leverage and potential threats.
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Cranborne speech defends British policy on foreign alliance
Mendon January 31 special to The Pont Lord Cranborne spoke at Sheffield claiming no real German alliance, stressing Britain will defend British subjects in Venezuela and uphold Monroe Doctrine alignment with the United States. He said Britain seeks cooperation with powers worldwide in Asia Africa Europe and beyond.
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Baron Sternburg Presented to President in Formal Call
Baron Speck Von Sternburg special German representative arrived to discuss Venezuela talks. He was presented by Secretary Hay, with a formal call to present credentials before resuming duties in Ambassador Von Oljen’s absence. The exchange was brief. the president spoke cautiously of hoped progress on pending issues.
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No Room for Optimism Over Venezuelan Affair
London cables report that British officials and German sympathy push a hard line on Venezuela. The Times correspondent says official organs seek stronger evidence of security while Britons like Mr. Asquith and Lord Lansdowne hint a settlement is near but remain cautious.
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Administration uneasy over Panama Canal treaty fate
Washington January 31 a White House conference with the president Hay and Senator Cullom focused on speeding Senate action on the Panama canal treaty. Senator Morgan questions Herran’s authority and opposition signals possible amendments to delay or defeat ratification.
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Follies and Blunders Delay Key Parliament Meeting
The meeting of Parliament faces delays as MPs including Balfour and Lord Lansdowne argue over handling a German clasing issue tainted by evanidion. They fail to patch a settlement and warn that Wien Genny reb paywhaitity is not summoned for the present situation.
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Bowen hopeful amid Allied replies to olive branch
Washington reports Mr Bowen retains hopeful view as forty eight hours pass without allied communication. Baron Speck von Sternburg met Bowen and planned a follow up tomorrow afternoon to present a reply analyzed by all powers.
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Sweden famine sparks outrage over sawmill claims
Special to Tha Pont reports widespread famine hardship in North Sweden despite lumber barons claiming relief is excessive. Officials denounce a saw mill conspiracy as unfounded while urging continued aid. Olaf Eekstrom of Wifsta Warf Lumber denies starvation wages and praises reader support to sustain starving farmers.
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American Chamber of Commerce Formed in Berlin
The American Chamber of Commerce established in Berlin on Thursday aims to set up arbitration courts to resolve disputes between German and American firms and to provide accurate tariff and business information to boards of trade and individuals in both nations. It seeks strong ties with the German chamber and government, inviting German business and financial leaders to join.
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Britain’s Channel Squadron Sails On Prolonged Oil Fueled Cruise
London reports the channel squadron departs Portsmouth on a long cruise. For the first time British battleships are to use oil as fuel with the Hannibal and Mars converting to petroleum and the cruisers Duke of Edinburgh and Black Prince similarly equipped. Oil stored in tanks beneath decks.
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Arbitration Agreed Upon Grows From Port Duties Dispute
United States Minister Powell and the Dominican government signed a protocol to refer the Clyde line claims to international arbitration. The Dominican government will pay the San Domingo Improvement Company 4 500 000 for its rights and franchises. Three arbitrators will meet in Washington to hear the case.
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Cuban swindle alleged in Bank of London Mexico check case
A Cuban swindle involves Joan Prieto who allegedly cashed a $16,000 check at the Bank of London and Mexico in Monterey after presenting as a Havana official. Trevino signature was used with Prieto paying agents and fleeing. Havana denies any account or bank link. Monterey reports questioned claims and seeks leads to capture.
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Torpedo Boat Sunk During Naval Maneuvers
Corfu January 31 British cruiser Pierce collided with torpedo boat destroyer Orwell during night maneuvers. Orwell was cut open at the conning tower. forepart sank with fifteen men lost. Only two Hodien recovered. After part towed in for salvage.
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Mexican policy shifts on Chinese immigration and Boer colonists
A Mexico City dispatch dated January 31 reports a surge of support for large scale Chinese immigration to boost silver output. It notes President Ding has cordially recalled Boer generals and stated Mexico would welcome Boer colonists.
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Railroad expert W W Price killed in Mexico shaft
Acambaro Mexico January incident report states W W Price fell into a shaft while sinking a shaft near a place and was instantly killed. Price was well known in railway circles and often worked with Colonel J J Hampson on railroad construction in Mexico.
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Unions End Rail Strike After Meeting in Amsterdam
After tonight's leaders meeting in Amsterdam the railroad strike is called off. Work will resume tomorrow morning.
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Mrs Maybrick Case Receives Rebuffs From London Officials
London reports that Ambassador Choate and Mrs Florence Maybrick have been rebuffed in their appeals for her release. Home Secretary Akers Douglas says there are no reasons to grant clemency, despite requests tied to her need to testify in the Virginia land suit. Baroness De Roques, her mother, has exhausted funds in efforts to free her daughter.
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Virginia Land Suite
Baroness de Roques
Editorial Forecast of Renewed Hostilities in Venezuelan Waters
Paris editorial writers anticipate renewed allied action in Venezuelan waters as negotiations falter. The Temps warns the world seeks an end to the affair and compares it to a looming Maximilian blunder with risk of a San Carlos type incident. Debates argue over alliance claims and priority in settling the Venezuelan dispute.
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Germany
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United States
Two Americans Join Venezuela Efforts After Forcing Blockade
Two Americans Grovio Allen and James Cooper arrived in a sloop at Puerto Cabello Venezuela on January 11 and left for Caracas to serve with Venezuela against the allies in case of hostilities. Cooper is a former Confederate cavalry major and Allen a military engineer.
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Release Prospects in Maybrick Case On March Docket
The article discusses potential clemency for Maybrick with a March release date debated. It notes a letter alleged from Lord Ballebury to Ambassador Bayard promising remission, and questions whether Keene will act despite the claim.
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Countess Kwilecki's Notorious Imposture Case in Berlin
Berlin reports exhaustion and scandal as Countess Wearreska i Kwrts is accused of fabricating a birth to claim an heir and estate at Wrobtowo. Three daughters and alleged accomplices are alleged to have aided the ruse, with the child kept in the Countess's apartments and a midwife reportedly involved.
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French Railways Seek Rail Telephone for Train Communication
Special to The Post reports France plans a rail telephone allowing trains on shared tracks to warn others of speed, position, and danger via an electric system. Inventor Contant says depots and in-track stations enable constant communication to improve safety and prevent collisions. Some European railways show interest and may test the system in the United States.
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France to Fight Drink Ban Intensifies in 81
French leaders vow to curb drink sales and distillery practices amid a renewed drive against wine and spirits. Premier Combes pushes interior authorities to enforce tighter bans and pursue rigorous sobriety measures across the nation.
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Stormy Reichsrat over sugar questions in Vienna
Turmoil erupted in the Austrian Reichsrat as sugar refining factions clashed in a committee room during a suspension. Protesting members shouted denouncements and threats, police forced ejectments, and the bill for sugar refiners advanced to a third reading amid combatant crowds.
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French Army Budget Debate in Chamber of Deputies
In Paris the chamber debated the army budget with General Andre and Colonel Rossetti defending a strong force. M Messimy warned of the burden, Colonel Potsetti urged preparedness, and M Jaures supported a peace footing tied to war needs as the first budget chapter passed amid demonstrations.
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Premier Sprigg Faces Public Dissent in Cape Colony
Kimberley January 31 reports show protests against Sir John Gordon Sprigg after his arrival with Mr Chamberlain. He was hissed at events and during remarks on elevation in Caps Colony where cries of Away with Sprigg rang out. A deputation told Chamberlain they doubt the Sprigg ministry depends on the Afrikanderbund. Sir John Hendley called these sentiments a political insult.
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Captain Mahan Article Draws Attention In New York
New York wires report Captain Mahan's piece on the Moviroe doctrine draws strong notice. The London press remains skeptical noting the United States cannot claim sole mastery while criticising Mr Bowen's actions and Westminster Gazette commentary.
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Kaiser Indiscretion Recounted In New York Dispatch
The National magazine retells a famed episode of the German emperor on an American yacht. The London reporter’s copy suggests the Kaiser spoke freely before strangers, provoking sharp Washington and London commentary about his conduct and the idea of Germany as a behind the scenes power.
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Plague Death Toll Rising in Mazatlan Lazaretto
Reports from Mazatlan show plague fatalities increasing daily with 373 deaths recorded so far in the lazaretto. Relief funds are being distributed with care as efforts to prevent further suffering continue amid ongoing house burnings.
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No Engagement Yet Tangier Front Describes Feints
Message from Tangier reports no ceasefire contact yet while forces move near Fes and Hamara. The correspondent notes the pretender has retreated eight miles to a prior position, with local sentiment mixed as battles persist around the region.
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