Insurgents Prepare Key Push as Haiti Government Weathers Crisis
Across Port-au-Prince and the southern peninsula a fivefold upheaval grips Haiti. General Antoine Simon’s rebels drive toward Jacmel and Leogane as President Nord Alexis clings to power, ministers resign, and foreign ships gather offshore. The capital braces for possible uprising while guards, gunboats, and consular mediators seek to avert bloodshed.
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Port-au-Prince
Antoine Simon
Revolutionary Forces
Jacme
Department
Port- au-Prince
Legation
Leconte
Interior
Laleau
Justice
Marcelin
Finance
Commerce
Celestin Cyriaque
Louis Borneo
Lannon
Borne
Alexis
Firmin
Gonaives
Turenne Jean Gilles
Solon Menos
Department of the South
General Gilles
Simon
Nord Alexis
Des Moines
Tacoma
United States
Duguay Trouin
Scylla
Fieramosca
Cyriaque
Leogane
Port au-Prince
Gonaive Channel
German Guns Destroy Balloons In Experiments At Berlin
Experiments in Berlin show that dirigible balloons cannot escape field pieces and rifles by climbing to high altitudes. Balloons remain within range of specially constructed cannons, and experts expect ranges to increase. dirigible balloons may have to rely on speed to evade fire from an armed enemy.
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Berlin
Imperial estimates for 146 Daelance value set
Berlin reports Imperial estimates for 146 Daelance at 716200 dollars with 479000 dollars to be borrowed. The letter sum is 16250000 less than the amount borrowed in 18.
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Berlin
Imperial
MoFE to Curb Kaiser Debate in Reichstag Today
Berlin December 1 The Reichstag debate on possible legal regulation of ministerial responsibility opens with leaders aiming for a calm, theoretical discussion. Von Billow absent. Dr Bethmann-Hollweg to represent the government as ministers plan to refer the issue to a special committee.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Centre
von Billow
William
Potsdam
Palace
Bethmann-Holwex
Interior
Steinheil subjected to two day inquiry in murder case
Paris officials report Mme Steinheil faced a gruelling Magistrate André examination at the Palace of Justices. The probe, lasting two days, focuses on the couple’s finances and marital strain, with secrecy surrounding the testimony. A parallel ministry inquiry questions Magistrate Leydet’s handling of the case.
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Paris
Mme
Steinheil
André
Palace of Justices
Mme. Steinheil
Steinheils
St. Lazare
Palace of Justice
Ministry of Justice
Leydet
Clemenceau
M. Leydet
Mme. Steinhelm
Mme. Steinhei
Alarm in Vienna Subside and Balkan Peace Talks
Reports from Vienna indicate a possible agreement between Russia and Austria-Hungary for an international congress to settle the Balkan crisis. Count Pallavicini is expected to stay in Constantinople, while Vienna markets firm and Austria contemplates moving troops into Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Emperor favors peace and urges continued negotiations in Constantinople.
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Vienna
Dec
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Balkan
Pallavicini
Turkey
Constantinople
Belgrade
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Italian Debates Balkans. Chamber hears confidence vote planned
Rome today saw an Italian debate on the Balkans as Signor Fusinato urged full confidence in the cabinet and its Near East peace plan through Turkish reform. Signor Tittoni will address Friday, with a vote on the motion to follow. Leftists heckled during Fusinato’s remarks while Barzilai cited Triple Alliance promises about Trent and Austrian cession terms.
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Balkans
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Fusinato
Turkey
Near East
Signor Titton
Signor Barzilai
Vienna
Austria
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Italy
Trent
Robllant
Tittoni
Unified Boundary Fishery Rules Near Approval
Professor Prince and a U S representative have drafted uniform regulations for waters on the U S Canada boundary. Final revisions occur at a San Francisco meeting this month. The rules take effect January 1 by joint proclamations of Canada and the United States.
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Ottawa
Prince
Washington
United States
Canada
San Francisco
Noteworthy Foreign News Highlights From December 1
Rio de Janeiro prepares a welcome for British cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott with local papers printing English editions. Dover reports a Channel collision near Dunkerque with no corroboration. Valparaiso notes John Hicks, American Minister to Chile, returning with relics from the 1968 Arica tsunami for the U S Navy. Stornoway reports the Kirkby missing deck and boats after heavy seas. four crew hurt. Berlin raises Germany’s Mexico envoy to minister with a $13 530 salary. Buenz named to post. London notes Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mill Co reorganization via an Minneapolis operating company. Simcoe constable Wilkins likely dying from four gunshot wounds amid claims by Chief Marine of related jealousy.
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Rio de Janeiro
Sir Percy Scott
South Africa
Thaw appeal heard in United States Circuit Court
In Philadelphia judges hear arguments on bringing Harry K. Thaw from Matteawan Asylum to Pittsburg to testify in bankruptcy. Ex Governor Stone argues the writ of habeas corpus is needed to marshal the estate. Judge Buffington and others press questions on Thaw's testimony and possible deposition. The case reviews Judge Young’s dismissal of the writ and questions Thaw’s insanity and custody status affecting proceedings.
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Philadelphia
Thaw
United States
Buffington
Dallas
Gray
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Pittsburg
Stone
Judge Young
Europe
Archhbald
Mr. Stone
Gleason
New York
Archbald
Young
Roger O'Mara
Gardiner
State of
R. B. Lamb
GREAT GULF NAVAL STATION DISCUSSED FOR YARD SITE
Navy officials debate locating a new Gulf Coast yard to supplement a growing fleet after the Panama Canal opens. Pensacola or Key West favored. Guantanamo, Cuba, also proposed for strategic value. Rail access seen as essential to supply stores and coal.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Great Gulf Naval Station
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Gulf Coast
Panama Canal
Naval Base and Dock Yard
Naval
Naval View
New Orleans
Algiers
Naval Ofcers
Pensacola
Key West
Fla
Guantanamo
Cuba
Secretary of the Navy
War Department
Congress
Urge Pensions for State Veterans in New York
Governor Hughes was briefed by W. H. Daniels and Judge Advocate Lewis Griffith on a proposed state veteran pension bill backed by Grand Army groups. The plan sets a maximum $11 monthly pension at age 75, with downward grades, for Civil War veterans who served in New York regiments and resided in the state three years prior. About 30,000 would be eligible, costing roughly $1.8 million annually.
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Albany
Grand Army
Hughes
W. H. Daniels
Lewis E. Griffith
New York State
Swearing Day At Navy Yard Brings Fresh Oaths
Clerks at the Brooklyn navy yard swore anew after pay raises were approved. Those who received increases renewed the oath of allegiance before notary Jimmy Fay, while others vented freer oaths. The raises, up to $200 yearly, took effect immediately despite late notifications.
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Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Jimmy Fay
FIJIAN TROPHEYS ARRIVE AT AMERICAN MUSEUM
A collection described as weapons of war, adornment, and domestic items from Fiji arrived at the American Museum of Natural History. Valued at $20,000, it was obtained by Dr. Hermon C. Bumpus from John W. Waters, who spent forty years in Suva.
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Fiji Islands
American Museum of Natural History
Hermon C. Bumpus
John W. Waters
Suva
Islands
Fijian artifacts and cannibal curiosities to be shown
The collection contains 190 specimens including 300 clubs each unique, with carved handles and basketwork. Dr. Mead notes war clubs, spears with human bone fragments, thirteen bone needles, whale teeth as goodwill tokens, a cannibal fork, a tattoo set, a bamboo flute blown through a nostril, and a wooden pillow. Public exhibition begins in about two weeks.
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Bumpus
Charles W. Mead
Department of Anthropology
Museum
Mr. Waters
Suva
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