02 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1900
Page
1
The Manitou week notes society happenings and local court notices from the city desk. Brief mentions cover community events, social ledgers, and upcoming legal reminders in a compact society column.
Weather bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture provides twenty four hour forecast ending 3 a m meridian time. Partly cloudy Sunday with showers and thunder in southern portions. Monday cooler in the northerly area. Light to moderate southerly winds.
Ex Assemblyman Halliday, a leading gold democrat linked to President Cleveland, announces support for Bryan amid past opposition to free silver. Dispatch notes Japanese landing withdrawn with eighty Marines at Amoy and Kulangtu, with sixty British Marines and Japanese troops ordered to return.
London reports the foreign office intends to publicly state Britain's stance and indicates Lord Ballabury backs the American-Russian proposals with possible modifications. Berlin reaffirms adherence to the July circular program approved by all powers.
The Official Messenger prints a circular to Russian representatives abroad dated August 35, detailing imperial aims amid Chinese troubles. It emphasizes protecting the legation at Por Yb, safeguarding Russian subjects, aiding the Chinese government, and establishing a legal central authority in Pekin with joint powers.
Washington reports that all talks on the Chinese question hinge on replies from powers to Russo American proposals. Germany and Britain weigh in as the stakes shift between keeping Pekin garrisoned and forming a continental accord.
Contemporary reports note that Allied powers faced a deterring stalemate as Japan seems to press its advances while Britain contemplates intervention. Russia Germany and France coordinate to restrain Japan, with hints of eventual withdrawal from the mainland of an area described as Aniotf, and British influence in the Far East possibly waning amid diplomatic maneuvers.
The report notes German debate over China policy led by Count von Bulow versus von Waldersee. It cites Russian concerns, domestic opposition, and mixed official stances. Sedan Day celebrations saw muted observance with schools noting Franco German camaraderie in China.
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