China Problems Unsolved Amid Global Dispute
The Times correspondent reports a June meeting of foreign ministers over Tianjin's status yielded no result. Debates split among Russia France Britain and Japan with Britain and Japan seeking changes to the railway clause while Russia objected to two points. Trade disruption continues with native banks still closed and Pechi Li salt harvest lost.
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Peking
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Mumm von Schwarzenstein
Ernest M. Satow
Russia
France
China
Pe-chi-Li
Northerlé
Great Wall
Prince Ching
M. Lessar
Great Britain
Ernest Latow
Germans’ Monitorial Tone Provokes Austria Hungary Critique
The Times Berlin correspondent notes a Berlin Post critique of Hungarian plans for a new university. It accuses Magyars of minority suppression and argues German leadership should refrain from double standards in national affairs. The piece highlights tensions among Austria Hungary, Prussia, and German minorities.
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New York Times
London
Austria- Hungary
Vienna
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Times
Berlin Post
Transylvania
German Empire
Posen
Luther
Goethe
South Africa Army Plan Divides Commands
The Times correspondent in Johannesburg reports army orders to split South Africa into three commands. He warns the move could hinder demobilization and marked a retrograde political step. He urges pursuing federation and avoiding measures that deepen separatist tendencies while seeking joint concerns.
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London Times
New York Times
London
South Africa
Times
Johannesburg
Paris president attends gymnastic meet amid laughter
The Times Paris correspondent reports President Loubet presiding over a gymnastic competition where he praises physical training for producing good soldiers. A heckler shouted for Déroulède to return, was expelled, and the crowd cheered the President.
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TIMES
NEW York Times
Paris
The
Loubet
Dérouléde
Senatorial verdict banishes Déroulède for ten years
On January 4, 1900 the Senate acting as a High Court condemned M. Dérouléde to banishment from France for ten years due to his involvement in the famous conspiracy case.
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M. Dérouléde
Senate
France
Gorgeous ceremony at Fez noted by The Times
A Fez dispatch reports on June 19, Prophet's birthday, a grand reception of tribes near Fez gate. The Sultan led a procession of mounted guards and richly decked red horses, followed by his majesty on a white horse with green silk trappings and the imperial red velvet umbrella above. Impressive spectacle ends with full grandeur.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Fez
Morocco
the Times
The New Dreibund Treaty Renewal in Berlin
Paris press notes the renewal of the Triple Alliance in Berlin by Germany Austria and Italy with less vigor due to tariff disputes and closer Franco-Russian ties. Editorials warn the alliance may be weakened both in spirit and effect and question future military or diplomatic commitments.
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Paris
Berlin
Count von Bislow
Germany
Italy
France
Temps
Journal
Des Débats
Signor Prinetti
Chamber of Deputies
Manaos Telegraph Link Reported Interrupted
The Commercial Cable Company announced telegraphic communication with Manaos Brazil is interrupted. Manaos, capital of Amazonas state, has about 45 000 people and is a key river navigation and rubber trade center on the Rio Negro near the Amazon.
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Manaos
Commercial Cable Company
Amazonas
Rio Negros
Amazon
Balch Brothers Aid Alaska Boundary Inquiry
Edwin and Thomas Balch of Philadelphia are in St Petersburg to collect information and material on Alaska boundary boundaries.
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St. Petersburg
Edwin and
Thomas Balch
Philadelphia
Russian recruiting frauds court martial sentences given
ST. PETERSBURG June 29 Capt Kriv etsky sentenced to two years six months by a Poltava court martial for taking bribes to free recruits from military service. Six of his accomplices got three years while six others received various terms of penal servitude.
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Krivetsky
Poltava
Cholera Outbreak at Port Arthur Blamed on British Captain
A Port Arthur dispatch to Novoe Vremya blames the captain of the British vessel Hinan for the recent cholera epidemic that has killed over 400 people, nearly 300 of them Europeans, according to the report from St. Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Hinan
Bishop O Gorman to deliver Pope’s letter to President Roosevelt
The Right Rev. Thomas O Gorman Bishop of Sioux Falls will travel to the United States bearing a letter from the Pope to President Roosevelt and the Pontiff’s mosaic view of Rome as a gift. The plan to appoint him Apostolic Delegate to the Philippines appears abandoned for now.
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Thomas O’gorman
Sioux Falls
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United States
Roosevelt
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O'Gorman
Philippines
William H. Taft
Philippine Islands
Americans Cleared by Jockey Club on French Turf Inquiry
Paris June 29 The Jockey Club announced the investigation of American jockeys on the French turf found no wrongdoing. No proof of a conspiracy to hinder English riders was uncovered, exonerating the Americans.
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Paris
Jockey Club
Parade March of the Marine Division composed by Prince Henry
Berlin dispatch reports a new march titled The Parade March of the Marine Division composed by Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia has been issued by a Leipzig publisher.
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Prince Henry
Berlin
Marine Division
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Leipsic
Runaway 13 year old girl brought to police station
Katharine McCabe, aged thirteen, who has run away from home ten times in three months, was brought to East Fifty-first Street Station by John Minogram of Lexington Avenue. Capt Lantry contacted her father Patrick McCabe and suggested institutional care, which he declined preferring to handle the reform himself.
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Katharine McCabe
East Fifty-first Street
John Minogram
Lexington Avenue
Capt. Lantry
Minogram
Gantry
Patrick McCabe
East Fiftieth Street
McCable
Chautauqua Excursion Fare from Erie RR
Round trip fare of 11 dollars offered by Erie Railroad for Chautauqua excursion. July tickets valid for return until August 3. Ve
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Erie Railroad
Congress May End This Week With Philippine Civil Government Bill
Washington June 29 The present session nears adjournment as agreement on the Philippine Civil Government bill is pursued. Finishing touches remain on the General Deficiency and Naval appropriation bills with possible minor harmonizing differences. Both houses plan a brief closing with clean calendars and limited other business.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Philippine Civil Government Bill Conference Progress
Conferrees on the Philippine Civil Government bill meet at Senator Lodge's house and again at night. No agreement on coinage and Philippine legislation sections by midnight, though indications favor reaching an agreement.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Appropriations for Congress Rise On Canal Costs
Washington reports the current session’s appropriations will approach one billion dollars driven by the Isthmian canal funding. The total to date stands near 691 million with canal additions pushing it to about 50 million more for franchise and rights, plus future Omnibus and other bills. Naval spending includes two armored cruisers, two battleships, and two gunboats, with shipyard building questions still unsettled.
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Congress
Cannon
Colombia
House Holds Sunday Session to Honor Two Representatives
The House of Representatives met on Sunday, June 29, to pay tribute to the memories of Amos J. Cummings of New York and Peter J. Otey of Virginia. Widows and families attended, with delegations from the Typographical Union No. 6, the Letter Carriers' Association, and the New York Pilots' Association.
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House of Representatives
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Peter J. Otey
Virginia
Typographical Union No. 6
Letter Carriers’ Association
New York Pilots’ Association
Cummings
Cannon
Ilinois
Appropriations Committee
Henry Winter Davis
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Lessler
McCall
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de Armond
Enkins
Wis
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Lood
Hay
Rixey
Morris
Minn
Graff
Ill
Swanson
Isthmian Canal Bill Signed By President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed the Isthmian Canal bill last night in Washington. The action formalizes congressional approval of the canal project aimed at shortening sea routes and expanding strategic U.S. influence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Osaka Exposition Plans Revealed for 1903 World Fair
Consul Lyon from Xobe Japan dispatches Osaka Exposition details for 1903. Eighteen wooden pavilions covered in zinc will rise under Obayashi Yoshiboro at 1 100 000 yen. A ninety foot tower at the northern entrance offers scenic views. Visitors travel from Umeda to Kawaguchi by train, then river launches to Minato-machi before reaching the grounds.
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Japan
Obayashi Yoshiboro
Osaka
Umeda Station
Kawaguchi
Minato-machi
Exhibition Grounds
McKinley Tablet Unveiled in Metropolitan Church
A marble tablet honoring William McKinley was unveiled at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington with Rev. Frank Bristol Senator Fairbanks and Representatives Grosvenor and Taylor present. President Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou attended as leaders addressed the assembly and the flag was revealed during the hymn Nearer My God to Thee. The shield-shaped inscription bears McKinley’s last words Thy will, not ours, be done.
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Washington
William McKinley
Thomas H. Anderson
Ohio
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Frank Bristol
Fairbanks
Grosvenor
Robert W. Taylor
Congress
McKinley
United States
Elopers held in Cuba after Ward Line voyage
Amadeo Raves, a young Frenchman, and Isabelle la Cavallrie, a Mexican girl, were detained in Cuba after boarding the Ward Line Havana at Vera Cruz. Charges of embezzlement were filed by Isa belle la Cavallrie’s father with Mexican authorities, prompting involvement from the Mexican Consul and Cuban Secretary of Foreign Affairs. The couple planned marriage, but Captain Robertson refused to marry as the girl is fifteen. Raves threatens a damage suit and seeks French protection.
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Havana
Vera Cruz
Amadeo Raves
Isabelle la Cavallrie
Raves
Sefior Zaldo
Zaldo
Robertson
Ravel
Miss la Cavallrie
Capt. Robertson
France
Woman Delia McDonald Stays in Bellevue After Car Collision
Delia McDonald, 26, of 402 West Twenty Fourth Street, remained in Bellevue Hospital after weeks of refusing admission following a Third Avenue trolley strike that threw her against a pillar on Twenty third Street. Doctors say a probable skull fracture and possible spine injury endanger her life. Her sisters, Mary Cavanaugh and another, urged care as inflammation set in and she finally consented yesterday afternoon after previous rejections.
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Bellevue Hospital
Delia McDonald
West Twenty-fourth Street
A. Jones
Buckley
East Twenty-second Street
Hindoo fires on voyage to Hull near Sandy Hook
The Wilson Line steamship Hindoo carrying cotton and hay reported a fire at 2 a.m. in Compartment 4 between decks forward, east of Sandy Hook. Live steam was applied, fire controlled, and the vessel anchored off Liberty Island after returning for cleaning. Captain Clark expects onward sailing once cleared.
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Hindoo
Hull
Sandy Hook
Liberty Island
Clark
Linerla, Manitowoc built schooner, arrives amid long voyage
A lake-built schooner named Linerla from Manitowoc Wisconsin arrived yesterday after a twenty four day journey. She called at Menominee Michigan and Three Rivers Quebec to load lumber for New York trade and plans a voyage to New Orleans for new cargo further along the St Lawrence and Great Lakes.
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Three Rivers
Quebec
New York
New Orleans
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