Turbulent Day Sees Cuban President Elect Amid Global Talks
A chaotic day reports Tomes Rerrada Palma elected President of Cuba as he prepares to present a note to Turkey. Boers shoot two peace agents while discussions on independent factors and peace efforts continue in Washington and beyond.
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Dowager Empress Faces Persistent Reform Questions in Pekin
Pekin reports describe continued foreign concern over China’s direction. General Yung Lui plans to mobilize two foreign army corps to counter pro foreign leadership, while the governor suppresses independent press and disrupts industrial schools. The unrest highlights ongoing tensions in the capital and risk of foreign influence.
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Vessel collision leaves many feared dead at sea
Report from San Francisco notes a liner collision with unknown bark. Vessel remains afloat but crew conduct life saving efforts. authorities confirm multiple fatalities and ongoing search for survivors amid tangled wreckage.
Governor Rogers Buried in Puyallup Valley Cemetery
In Tacoma on January 2 governor John Rankin Rogers was laid to rest in Puyallup Valley hillside cemetery. Thousands filled streets as National Guard units and the First Regiment band accompanied the funeral procession from the depot and through Main Street to the cemetery. Masons attended, and state officials joined mourners for prayers and a church service before interment.
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Cuba Rival Candidates Forecast Electoral Vote Outcome
The piece discusses Toa You and Tomas Estrada Nothovviist as Cuban political contenders, noting polling across Palma and Barthowonre Masso regions. It highlights aims to strengthen ties with the United States and promote reciprocity amid ongoing campaign activity.
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Predicts Another War in China Warns of Empire's Breakup
Charles Gammon, superintendent of tours for the American Bible in Northern China, predicts a coming war in China within five to ten years. He warns Shanghai reports show the government arming heavily, recruiting troops, and reorganizing forces, signaling imminent conflict and potential imperial dismemberment.
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Pan American Conference Debates Codification Proposal
The Pan American Conference in Mexico City on January 2 discussed modifying the Duarte Pereira proposal to form a committee to codify international law. The session moved forward with a codifying concept accepted after amendments.
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