Count de Castellane Drops Money Claim in Custody Bid
The exit hearing in the case of Count de Castellane versus Princess de Sagan focused on custody of three children. The count abandoned his request for an annual allowance of 50 900 dollars and pressed that his mother Marquise de Castellane receive custody, while prosecutors prepare conclusions for next week’s decision.
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Anna Gould
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New Parliament Opens in Constantinople Amid High Hopes
The Ottoman Empire begins its first parliament in over thirty years under Sultan Abdul Hamid II. A 39-member Senate includes cabinet members, generals, and minority representatives. Deputies were elected last month as crowds line streets and schoolchildren sing liberty hymns.
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Turkey
Sultan Abdul Eemié
Holtfer Im Bower
Constantinople
Monastir
Chamber of Deputies
Douma President Khomyakov Resigns Amid Raucous Session
In St Petersburg the Douma erupted as Nikolai Khomyakov abruptly resigned the chair and wrote a letter amid stiff protests. The debate focused on a 500000 credit for prison service employees tied to alleged abuses, while Socialist and Laborite deputies condemned the administration and torturing methods. The Rightists left the chamber after demands for Rosenoff to apologize. The credit measure ultimately passed with the chairman overseeing proceedings.
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Roosevelt cites archives in Panama Canal purchase inquiry
The secretary of war memorandum states archives transferred with the Panama Canal property do not include stockholder lists from the old company. Chariton and Rogers report the minutes preceding the transfer were not surrendered, making it impossible to identify any American profiteers from the sale.
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Panama Canal
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Panama Canal Company
Delavan Smith Reply to Roosevelt on Panama Canal Article
Indianapolis editor Delavan Smith condemns the Presidents Panama Canal message as undignified and abusive. The Indianapolis News defends its coverage, asserts rumors surround the deal, and urges Congress to investigate Rainey’s resolution and related facts.
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Panama Canal
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Gatun Dam Safe Says Canal Commission
Washington reports a Telhmian Canal Commission statement on Gatun dam rock toe sinking and earth slides on the relocated Panama Railroad. The commission says the sinking is expected and strengthens the foundation, there is no lake under Gatun, water remains in pockets, and fills will continue to reach the proper angle of repose despite possible landslides.
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Panama Canal bonds ready for delivery and sale
Washington December 16 Director Ralph of the bureau of engraving and printing delivered to the Treasury the full $20 million issue of Panama Canal bonds sold under Secretary Cortelyou. Shipments to bidders began today with several millions sent to New York and more to follow as payments arrive. A large share of coupon bonds is being requested rather than registered.
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American fleet visits inland city during Ceylon stay
In Colombo the American fleet sailors enjoy trips to Kandy, an inland town on an artificial lake. General Lawrence hosted Admiral Sperry and flag officers at luncheon. Medical officers included Sir Allan Perry's team, Dr. Felix Adier, and Prof. William M. Davis, visiting Berlin universities, meeting Emperor William with Ambassador Hill present.
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Felix Adier
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Poram
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von Schoen
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Schurman Urges Balance in Wealth and Public Welfare
Omaha speech on Our National Outlook argues that immense fortunes test democracy. He cautions socialism dangers and warns that moneyed elites must fund productive enterprises and provide common stake, or risk harsher public action and possible bequest reform. He cites U S Steel as example and endorses regulated trusts and state commissions for public utilities.
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Cornell University
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Caracas rioting follows attack on El Constitucional
The newspaper El Constitucional suspended after soldiers fired on demonstrators, killing several. A criminal case targets Rivas and other paper staff for deaths. Funeral set for Marcano Rojas amid expected unrest as Caracas braces for further clashes. Washington notes Curacao reports declare Caracas near revolution with attacks on Castro residence.
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Caracas
Marcano Rojas
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State Department
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Johnson
James W. Johnson
Puerto Cabello
Castro Unmoved by Revolt and Dutch Aggression Reports
President Castro of Venezuela remains incredulous and composed despite reports of revolt and Dutch aggression. Dispatches from Berlin dated December 16 describe Castro’s denial and steadfast stance amid growing international tension.
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Castro
Venezuela
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