Samoa trouble excites debate on Samoa recall and Berlin talks
An international cable from New York reports that German Britain and America debate the Samoa question amid recalls and potential amicable settlements. Kaiser Wilhelm met diplomats and expressed hopes for a united approach while differing parties assess responsibilities for the crisis.
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New York
Samoa
Rafael
de. Solf
Judy
Dar Es Salaam
German East Attica
Germany
Berl
Englan
America
Kaiser Wilhelm
Frank Cavendah Lascelles
Wilhelmvestrasse
Radz
Ambasaader
Herr von Bulow
Bistoarck
Foreign Office
Isma
Jesty
England
Mews TN Briefs From The Jan Tedium
A compact, scrambled slice of the era with scattered items from Januarys papers. Mentions arbitration discussions, a fatality near Danph, Antarctic aid, foreign visitors in a province, a $753,000 technical school sum, political appointments, and diplomatic notes on the Philippines and Samoa, among varied notes from government and society.
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Witeesiare
Geo
Hart
Danph
Germany
Joseph Martin
Tomiso
Adans
Threehaus
Brandes
Philippines
Manila
U.S
Hodeon
Tan Young
Father Ladack
Piowrer
William
Samoa
Broad Arrow criticizes British Army reports system
The Broad Arrow denounces confidential officer reports as biased and often unreliable, urging transparency and fair investigation. Hooley case details reveal alleged market manipulation and fraud with directors named, while bankruptcy probes unfold and potential parliamentary inquiry looms.
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London
War Department
Floods Wash Dam and Train Off Track in Germany
Severe storms batter Germany as a new dam near Mu thee is washed away by floods. A freight train traversing the area derailed with the engine and six cars plunging into a harbor. No lives were reported lost. Rivers continue to rise causing anxiety for residents and authorities.
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Muthee
Royalist dispatched to Samoa amid early 20th century tensions
Wellington reports Royalist, a third class cruiser, sent to Samoa after dispatches following Friday’s events. Calgary notes a son of Felix Melich fell into an air hole near Bow and Elbow rivers. Conant Pampania arrives after heavy weather and separate reports. Pope’s health improves amid St. Agnes lamb offering. U S Justice Brewer dines at Prince’s with secretary Prevost in London en route to Paris. A Susquehanna wreck at Great Bend kills one and injures two when Erie No. 28 derails. Fireman Feely of Oswego crushed in the incident.
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Wellington
N. Z
Royalist
Samoa
Faurangs
Calgary
Alta
Felix Melicch
Bow
Elvon
Conant Pampania
Latron
St. Agnes
Henry White
States Charge D'Affaires
Princess Restaurant
David Brewer
United States Supreme Court
London
Paris
Johnn Feely
Oswego
Rush to Atlin gold fields opens in northern British Columbia
Vancouver dispatch reports a rush to the Atlin gold fields in northern British Columbia has begun. Two vessels, the Catch and Danube, sailed with over a hundred passengers headed for Atlin, including D. Menzies and Dr. A L S Munro. The party plans to map regions, survey routes, and establish markers for miners and the mining records office. A Vancouver fishermen meeting also urged Washington to halt trap fishing to protect coastal interests.
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Vancouver
Atlin
British Columbia
Atl
D. Menzies
Vancouver Customs House
AL S. Munro
Northweat
Brownlee
Diplomatic moves and political shifts in Spain and Canada
Across dispatches, Spain readies a red book of diplomatic correspondence as the Cortes weighs the Philippines cessation bill and reforms. Sagasta signals foreign wine duty relief and judicial reform while parties plan resuming seats and shaping the government. Separate items note Montreal Anglican synod’s anti smoking stance, Washington politicking for Ways and Means chair, and Havana finance inquiry amid municipal debt concerns.
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Cortes
Senor Sagasta
Madrid
Daily Mail
Declard
Philipines
Presen
Marine
Mail Courier
Houaven
Senators drift in deadlock as ballots unfold
In a tense Senate ballot, persistent deadlock in Pennsylvania over Matthew S. Quay leaves him 13 votes short of a majority as the scene shifts to a broader conference across states. Other nations report Sweden opening its parliament and France weighing Dreyfus era secrets with General Mercier defending bordereau conclusions.
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Ge Baffato
Wen Bowen
Thaunees M
Utah
Pennsylvania
Matthew S Quay
Quay
Ceed
Stim Vrisner
Paris
la Soir Today
General Mercier
Dreyfus
War Office
Sted
War Ministry
Militia College
Germany
Connbagy
Rottern
Dre
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Poot
Balabac
Palawan
Philippine Islands
Balabsc
Laboa
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Botalo
J. Weter
Ba Central Yards
Des Main
Ae Pabelak
Weber
Eagan
U.S. A
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Atantion Conservative Association
Bed Yew Fen
D. Marcil
Puest
Quebec College of
CPE
Sun Life Assurance Company
Corayeau Street
Disneressor
Middlesex
Wentworth
Jus, Rose
Pouletta
John Morles
Renfrew
Quebec
Brandon
Accas
St. Boniface
Martin-Ellison
Victoria
Portage la Prairie
New Brunswick Gornament
Nasgay
Reiter
Markeo Council
Osdon
Montreal
Duke of Devonshire
Great Britain
Birmingham
British Army
Ling
Rogarding Soret
Fooley Bank
Hooley
Dopbey
Beeston
Coiterra
Pensons
J. Hooley
Lanson
Bradshaw
Ostenta Hons
Lord Winchelsea
Warwick
Historis
Warwick Castle
Cable and Telegraph
Atlin Gold Fields
Gan
Department of ‘Marine and Fisheries
Washington State
Alaska
Boandany
Toewlay
Behring Sea Fisheries
Bonds Canals and Transportation
Sagasta
H. Davidson
Dingley
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Representative
Payne
York
Tribune
John “Pererwa
Mary
Stockholm
Sweden
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Oscar
St. Peters Bars
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Cabal
Herat
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Lone
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Earhier
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