Albany Fast-Track Plan To Build Rapid Transit With Private Capital
Rapid Transit Commissioners consider special legislation to fund an underground rapid transit tunnel via New York County bonds or private capital. Controller Coler opposes county debt but supports private funding. Boston subway example cited as model. Charles N. Fowler consulted. officials discuss financing terms and legal amendments to empower construction.
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Italian Chamber debate pledges steadfast foreign policy
In a budget debate in the Italian Chamber of Deputies Admiral Canevare, Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated there has been no change in Italy’s alliances and that relations with other nations have never been as friendly. He praised the government’s conduct at the time of the Franco-Italian treaty, expressing confidence in Italy’s ability to repel possible hostile moves and to establish mutual cordial relations.
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London and Curzon India News From December Dispatches
London reports William T Brewed cites Czar relations with Great Britain and India fears a partition while Lord Curzon starts for India to join Lady Curzon aboard the Arabia. A Philadelphia tailor case in Liverpool court involves a stash of cloth and money from a firm as a theft charge unfolds.
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Warrant Issued For Count Ferdinand in Paris Prince Arrest
Paris report states a warrant was issued for the arrest of Count Ferdinand Wals in Pster hazy. It is claimed Prince Victor stayed at a house on Avenue Hoche from Wednesday to Sunday, meeting with General Mercier and Paul Deroulede about the Dreyfus affair. Paris notes suggest Dreyfus may be returning to France.
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Leon
Ireland
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Skibberreen
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Revolution in Bolivia forms La Paz government
Advices received today confirm a Bolivian revolt with a Board of Government in La Paz. The cabinet includes Serapis Reyes Ortiz, Colonel Pando, and Macario Pinilla. President Helivia's Cevero Pernantez Alonso leads the effort from Cruro to quell the uprising.
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Helivia
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Cruro
Site for Lafayette statue chosen in Paris square
Officials from the Paris Exposition and U S authorities selected a square behind Gambetta’s monument as the Lafayette statue site. The square, designed for a Napoleon I monument, will be named Lafayette Square to harmonize with the surrounding Part monument.
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Lafayette Square
BrereI Stirs Up Reichstag During Debates On Estimates
In the Reichstag debate on estimates, Brerel criticized Emperor William II and Germany’s home policy while praising relations with Great Britain. He denounced Army and Navy influence and suggested secret moves to alter power. Other officials, including General Von Gensler and Count Barweks-Webner, defended or mocked parties and warned of political turmoil as session adjourned for holidays.
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MOKKE TROOPS AT HATANA AND GUARDING SURRENDER TREE
United States forces under General Williston arrive in Havana aboard Mobile and march to Quemado Camp. Cuban civilians greet troops with ribbons and flowers as two battalions move toward Guanabacoa. Police and security measures tighten around Havana under military government orders and gunboat recovery efforts are outlined.
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Calvin S Brice Dead After Four Week Illness
Ex Senator Calvin Stewart Brice died at his home in Norwood after a four week illness from pneumonia. He had a long public career rising from humble beginnings to prominence in finance and politics, with family, offices, and military service noted. His funeral is planned at Fifth Avenue Church with burial in Lima Ohio after a special train transfer.
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Widow's mite gift shocks Salvation Army rally
An aged Bayonne widow, Caroline Frances Fuller, deeded real estate valued around 20 000 dollars to the Salvation Army after a Carnegie Hall appeal by Commander Booth-Tucker. The gift, described locally as a widow's mite, included East Eighty second Street and Mount Vernon properties.
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Watkins to be Speaker of New Jersey House
The Republican Assemblymen elected in Trenton unanimously decided to re elect David O Watkins of Gloucester County as Speaker. Acting governor duties have devolved on him after Voorhees resignation. Wood Me Kes of Passaic County was chosen caucus chairman and party floor leader.
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American Potteries Company filing in New Jersey
Articles of incorporation for the American Potteries Company were filed in Trenton New Jersey with an authorized capital of 27 000 000. The capital consists of preferred stock at 7 percent and common stock. Founders listed include Charles N King and F Charles of Jersey City and Frank Farrell of New York. The firm plans to consolidate most of the Trenton potteries, with three firms remaining to be absorbed.
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Death at sea captain’s port house sparks mystery
An aging sea captain, J. W. Tewksbury, spent years in a hotel bar at South Ferry. He was found dead in bed in a room lit by a purposely timed gas burner. Clerks belittled him, while a chambermaid noted his demise. Police will use letters found among his belongings to locate his friends.
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