Cuban arms expedition aided by steamship W. Childs
The steamship W. Childs, linked to Cuban aid efforts, sailed from Cape Florida toward Cuba with over 100 men aboard, many tobacco workers, carrying rifles, Gatling guns, and machetes. Authorities pursued, but the vessel escaped to sea before being overtaken, as Washington cautioned against seizures under imperial law.
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Plan for International Court Advances in New York
The New York State Bar association nears final plan for an international arbitration court to settle disputes between nations. If approved by the association and endorsed by President Cleveland, the court would operate on a permanent, strictly judicial basis with final decisions and world judges.
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Turkish Government Adopts Cautious Policy Toward Missionaries
The Ottoman regime clarifies that no general expulsion of missionaries and Catholics is planned. It will not disturb those who conduct their affairs peacefully, but will act against those who seek to disrupt order and public security.
Free railway passes ban shocks Denver business leaders
The News reports that major rail lines will recall free interstate transportation and stop issuing passes except to bona fide railway workers. Officials say all travelers must pay cash fares. even governors must pay. The interstate commission can compel witnesses to testify, expanding the reach of the interstate commerce law.
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Drieband Extended by Two Years to 1902
A Venice dispatch to Matin reports Emperor William and King Humbert agreed at the Saturday conference to prolong the Drieband until 1902. The accord includes both offensive and defensive clauses.
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Fishes of New South Wales and the Great Forests
The article surveys Australian ichthyology, noting Port Jackson shark and ceratodus as ancient lineages and detailing frogs fish and sea horse varieties. It describes the dugong, its size and leather, and then discusses global forests, citing the African Great Forest and the Amazon basin as vast virgin woodlands.
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Congress For the Advancement of Science
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Travelers boast of thefts abroad and in the boom
A pair of travelers recall thefts in India and the northwest boom. One man says native thieves stole his sheets as he slept, while another notes sleeping in a room with four real estate agents and a porous plaster stolen from his back without waking.
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Burlington Adds Ten New Sleepers For Denver Omaha Chicago Route
The Burlington announces ten new Pullman sleeper cars on its Denver to Omaha to Chicago fast trains. They feature wide vestibules Pintech gas-light upholstery new carpets wide berths modern ventilation and sanitation. General Agent Vallery, Denver notes these cars are a full year newer than competing lines.
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