Stead Reports Kruger View on Arbitration and War
WT Stead reports from The Hague that President Kruger has not abandoned hopes of mediation with civilized governments. Kruger rejects no broad alliance and wants united action by signatories to push for an amicable settlement. He accuses Britain of warlike actions in South Africa and details alleged abuses while noting Steyn, DeWet, and Delarey lead a disciplined force awaiting further reinforcements.
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Execution Scene Described At Scaffold And Burial Details
A detailed account describes Owen’s execution at the scaffold with Sheriff Myers and deputies present. The drop occurred in five minutes. Owen died, was buried in potter’s field, and a note about his father was found. Separate paragraphs report the discovery of Eidle Cudahy’s former prison house near Omaha and related findings, including cigarette stubs and a well-bucket on the second floor.
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Burns Named Director of Window Glass Company
Pittsburg December 22 Simon Burns president of the Window Glass Workers Esecution D A 300 was chosen a director to represent five hundred thousand dollars of stock held by the association. The selection followed a period of elections to fill a vacancy caused by resignation. Burns takes a high stake role for the union. Ottawa December 22 John Morrison has been sentenced to be hanged for murdering a whole family in the Moosomin district in the Canadian Northwest.
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James Considine Sentenced for Breakin g Into Post Office
James Considine is sentenced to five years in the penitentiary by Judge Thompson at Columban for a break in. The report also mentions yellow fever cases in Hawaii and nearby locations with various civic notes and oblique references to public figures and events.
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Hay Pauncefote treaty sparks Senate amendments debate
The article reports on Lodge's explanation of three Senate amendments to the Hay Pauncefote treaty. It notes amendments aim to avoid canal control disputes and preserve peaceful relations, with Davis amendments passing 65 to 17 and others adopted without division. It discusses removal of the Clayton-Bulwer obstacle and handling of potential wartime guarantees for hostile fleets. It also covers related grain and livestock price notes from Indianapolis and other markets.
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A Japanese View and World War II Era References
A jumble of 19th century foreign policy notes contrasts Japanese views on Western military ethics with German, British, French, and Russian actions. It also mentions Prince Ching and Emperor Kwang Bu’s travel to Pekin, and notes the death of former Governor Wolcott with family lineage to Roger Wolcott and colonial campaigns.
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