Secretary Hay Note Aims At Amicable Chinese Settlement
Washington dispatches report Secretary Hay sent a note to the powers urging an amicable settlement of the China crisis. It suggests exchanging views to reach a better basis for action rather than immediate punishments. British reaction appears favorable. US commissioners may replace envoys if negotiations stall.
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London
Hay
Foreign Office
Lord Paunecetote
Washington
China
United States
Great Britain
New York
McKinley
Peking
Commission PLC
State Department
Seth Low
Washieron
Chong
Hakinany
Trussels
Terlin
Gen. Wilson
Conger
W. W. Rockhill
Pirates Attack Natives in New Guinea Raid
A Tugeri pirate group raided natives in Dutch New Guinea, killing about 15 villagers and wounding many others. The assault occurred in the British possession area as reported from Brisbane on November 24.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Dutch New Guinea
Army Bill Aims For 100000 Regulars In Nation Needs
The military affairs committee plans a meeting next Tuesday to outline a new army bill. Mr Hull urged decisive legislation, seeking authority to raise a regular army up to 100000 men if needed, with reductions when not required. He cited Taft commission findings that 15000 Filipinos could enlist immediately and serve under American officers, noting no risk of widespread nationalist uprisings and reporting native troops have proven successful in prior experiments.
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Hull
War Department
Congress
Taft
Philippines
Great Britain
Mr. Hull
Ind
President McKinley Attends Wedding in Baltimore
President McKinley and most cabinet members traveled to Baltimore to attend the wedding of Miss Gary, daughter of McKinley’s first postmaster general. Secretary Hoot was away. The group then proceeded to Philadelphia for the Union League Club Founders Day banquet.
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Washington
McKinley
Hoot
Baltimore
Miss Gary
Mia. Gage
Miss Wilson
Philadelphia
Union League Club
Van Wyck To Stay In Office Amid City Hall Scrutiny
Roose velt has indicated no decision yet on removing Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck of New York, despite stockholdings in a local street railroad firm amid questions of legality. Other items report witchcraft accusations in California, a large Republican majority in Kentucky, the Nevada monitor launching, and various legal and international notices.
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Roosevelt
Robert A. van Wyck
Te Icelfoes
Cahto
Cal
California
Kuabusillah
Locktan
Lockton
Kabasillah
United States Seeks Harpoot Exequatur Amid Turkish Refusal
United States Charge d Affaires Griscom pressed Turkish Foreign Minister to grant an exequatur for Dr Thomas H Norton as US consul at Harpoot, but the Porte remains firm. Britain already runs a consul there, and US argues for equal commercial privileges and protection of American missionaries amid Armenian troubles.
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Constantinople
United States
Griscom
Ewfik Pasha
Thomas H. Norton
Erzercum
Harpoot
Harpool
Turkey
Great Britain
Uurpool
Turke
New York
Oscar
Straus
Tarpool
State Department
America
Euphrates College
Will Call a Strike in District 23 Amid Wage Dispute
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, said a strike will be ordered Monday in District 23, covering Hopkins county Kentucky, where over 1,600 miners would be called out as operators refuse to accept the current interstate wage scale. James D. Wood of Central City, Kentucky, will supervise.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Hopkins County
James D. Wood
Central City
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Nanking
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