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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1900

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London’s Ambiguity Over Hay-Pauncefote Treaty Delays

London reports the American Embassy has no new instructions on the amended Hay-Pauncefote text and will proceed only with deliberate diplomacy. Colvile’s resignation amid Lindley and Sanna’s Post disasters fuels social pressure as cars and power lines fail during a central London outage.

New-York Tribune THE Tribune London Foreign Office Senate Lord Pauncefote Lord Lansdowne United States Colvile Spragge Yeomanry Lindley Woodhouse House of Commons Brodrick War Office

German Press Decries U S Senate Treaty Break

The Kreuz Zeitung calls the Davis amendment to the Hay Pennеф Fate Treaty a slap for England and accuses the U S Senate of reckless disregard for the law of nations. It warns England could retaliate with a Fashoda incident, contrasting British press tone with 1898 hostility to France.

Senate Berlin Kreuz Zeitung England United States Senate Law of Nations Spain McKinney United States France

Manila War Campaign Attacks Reach Mindanao Regions

A December push by the 40th Infantry in Northern Mindanao reports Jemeniz town and inland insurgent holds captured. Langarin in the coast fell to a hundred troops who dispersed the enemy and killed and captured several. General MacArthur’s proclamation spurs arrests of alleged insurrectionists in Manila with at least one prisoner shot during escape attempts.

Manila 40Th Mindanao Jemeniz Langarin Cagayan Robbe MacArthur Jersey City Garteck Bristol New York Pegasus Bailey San Francisco Queenstown Sharpness Penarth Cardiff Lavernock Point

New Emperor of China Report From Shan-Li

Private advices from Shan-Li say the Empress Dowager secretly named a new emperor Tung Hsu a 15 year old boy taken to Sian-Fu in the imperial chair. Emperor Kwang Su to return to Beijing with reform party aid amid the Geopolitical motion. Berlin dispatch notes von Madai column to assist Gruber expedition. American detachment to join from Peking. Chinese defeat by the French scattered south.

London Shan-Li Shanghai the Standard Tai-Yuen-Fu Tung Hsu Sian-Fu Kwang Su Peking von Madai San- Ho-Hsien Gruber Tien-Tsin Yuen-Tien-Tsien Hiang-Ho-Hsien

De Wet Holds Ground in South Africa Relocation

The report says General De Wet failed to break through to the south and is now at Senekal with a large commando, holding the area between Ficksburg Senekal and Winburg. Knox holds between Ladybrand and Winburg, while eastern Boer units are harassed toward the Orange River. Yeomanry captured near Brits town have been released.

Cape Town de Wet Senekal Ficksburg Winburg Knox Ladybrand Orange River Britstown London General de Wet South Africa Company War Office Johannesburg Kleinfontein

British Officers Resign Over Lindley Disaster Findings

London reports Lt Col Spragge resigns as Lindley Yeomanry commander with other resignations gazetted. The War Office asks Major General Sir Henry Colvile to resign for the Lindley failure but he is reinstated at Gibraltar and seeks a court martial. Hon Ivor Churchill Guest, MP, Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry member, from Plymouth.

West End Henry Colvile Lindley Sanna Grenadiers Guards Brodrick Spion Kop South Africa Colvile War Office London Spragge Yeomanry Ivor Guest M. P Associated Press British War Office Gibraltar England Ivor Churchill Guest Lord Wimborne Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry Plymouth

South Africa War Seen Lasting Years In Rome Dispatches

Major Grover Botha arrives in Rome on way to The Hague carrying dispatches for Mr. Kruger. He predicts a protracted South African war, claims Steyn planned Cape Colony invasion, and foresees a likely revolt by the Afrikaners.

Rome Grover Botha Louis Botha Hague Kruger South Africa Steyn Cape Colony

Returning Canadians Arrive at St. Vincent

The Roslin Castle arrived at St. Vincent Cape Verde Islands with returning Canadians on board. The steamer will sail tonight for Halifax.

ST. Vincent Cape Verde Islands Roslin Castle Halifax

Arrival of Lord Roberts Returns to Gibraltar Aboard Canada

The steamer Canada carrying Lord Roberts arrived in Gibraltar from South Africa. The Field Marshal landed at noon to a great welcome and the Canada will resume its voyage tonight.

Gibraltar Canada Lord Roberts South Africa Field Marshal

Danish West Indies sale under direct US Danish talks

Copenhagen correspondent reports direct negotiations for selling the Danish West Indies. The Danish Minister in Washington will soon submit a proposal for American Senate consideration.

London

Germany not after St John denial of rumor on coaling station

Berlin declares Germany has no plans to acquire any Danish West Indies island. A Copenhagen letter claims a German syndicate including Herr Ballin seeks land on St John for a coaling station if US and Denmark talks fail. Berlin says the Foreign Office sees the letter as pressure on Washington and confirms Germany has no involvement with such a project. St John is a 42 square mile Danish island with about 1100 people and cattle and bay rum exports.

Berlin Frankfurter Zeitung Copenhagen Germany Island of St. John Denmark United States Herr Ballin Hamburg-American Steamship Company Associated Press Foreign Office Bornholm Danish Antilles Saint Jan Island Danish West Indies St. Thomas

Storm's awful work floods Channel with wrecks

A fierce December storm batters the Channel coast with many ships wrecked and dozens of sailors dead or missing. Vessels drift ashore at Holyhead and Portland breakwater towns report heavy damage. telegraph lines fail across Southern England and Ireland as rescue attempts continue.

London England Ireland Holyhead Wilson Liverpool Vancouver Coast Primrose Hill Penrhos Rocks South Stack Hibernia Enecuri Portland Weymouth Resccuers Encourt Penpol Salina Dublin Aberavon Briton Ferry Channel Great Western Railway Company Milford Waterford Eddystone Light Plymouth Taunton Watchet Harbor Wales Thames Oswestry Capricorn Bude Cornwall Ilfracombe Ragna Trevine Cardiff H. M. S. Black Prince Queenstown H. M. S. Teazer Portsmouth Maria Falmouth Queen of Cambria

Odell Plans Economy and Reform for New York

Governor-elect Odell meets with Senator Platt and George W. Dunn in a late night conference signaling support for retrenchment and reform across state departments. He plans a single headed Police Commission, reorganized insane asylums and Fish and Game bodies, payroll cuts of at least $60,000, and reduced counsel within state commissions.

Benjamin B. Odell, Jr Senator Platt George W. Dunn New York Odell Mr. Odell Colonel Dunn State Fish and Game Commission Cohen Dunn Newburg Snyder Ulster Committee On Commerce and Navigation Assemblyman Brennan Brooklyn John D. Post State Committee Assembly William Barnes, Jr State

Montreal Traces Johnson to Liverpool Voyage

Relatives of the Rev James Le Baron Johnson ex curate of Grace Church New York learned in Montreal that he sailed from Halifax for Liverpool on December 15 aboard the Tunisian. He registered at the Windsor Hotel as Mr and Mrs Montgomery and stayed at Beaver Hall Hill House as Ruggles. Johnson left Montreal with a woman four days after arriving, after securing first class tickets. Bishop Potter confirms Johnson’s deposition from the Protestant Episcopal Church following his resignation.

Montreal James le Baron Johnson Grace Church New York Johnson Halifax Liverpool Allan Line Windsor Hotel Ruggles

Man Freed After Door Traps Passenger In Brooklyn Elevated

A well dressed passenger was caught by the side door slack of his trousers as an elevated car on Lexington avenue in Brooklyn closed its door. Trainmen could not unlock the door from inside and a Bridge platform man supplied the outside key at Chauncey Street station to release him.

Brooklyn Bridge Chauncey-st

Pullman estate value climbs under executors

The second accounting of George M. Pullman’s estate, filed in Chicago Probate Court, shows receipts and expenditures since January 10, 1899. Executors Robert T. Lincoln and Norman B. Ream report the estate grew from 9 million to about 15 million since Mr. Pullman’s death in October 1897.

Chicago George M. Pullman Robert T. Lincoln Norman B. Ream

Grand Duke of Oldenburg Reported Overworked

Oldenburg announces that Grand Duke Peter I is suffering from overwork. Born July 8, 1827, he ascended the throne February 27, 1853 after his father’s death. Heir-apparent is Prince August. The Oldenburg line has connections to Denmark, Scandinavia, and Russia.

Peter I Grand Duke of Oldenburg Prince August House of Oldenburg Denmark Scandinavia Russia Wittekind Charlemagne

Guardian Appointed in Garner Estate Settlement

Peter B. Olney named guardian ad litem for three Gordon-Cumming children amid probate proceedings of William L. Garner estate valued around 3 million dollars. Executed by William E. Thorne with Coudert Brothers and Hornblower handling heirs and interests.

Peter B. Olmey William Gordon-Cumming William L. Garner William E. Thorne Mr. Garner Florence Josephine Gordon-Cumming Sir William Gordon-Cumming Altyre Ferres Scotland Rue de Reud Paris William B. Hornblower Gordon-Cumming Coudert Brothers Heuitfelds Nathan S. Smith William E Thorne Peter B. Olney Guardian Ad Litem W. L. Garner Garner Olney New-York Yacht Club Frost Thorne Adele Hunter Cohoes Haverstraw Rochester Wappinger’s Falls Reading Penn Marcellne M. Thorne New Orleans Holy Trinity Church Chelsea Arthur Wilson Tranby Croft Prince of Wales Sir William

Palisades Blasting Stopped by Joint Commission Plan

The Palisades Commission reports cessation of blasting after cross state talks and surveys. New York and New Jersey funded surveys, title work, and options to acquire land along the Palisades from Fort Lee to Sneden's Landing. Blasting halted Christmas Eve with future plans for an interstate park and base cliff driveway.

New York New Jersey Palisades Hewitt New-York Commission Yance New-Jersey Commission C. C. Vermeule Joint Commission Fort Lee Ferry Parenees Co Jon New York State New York City New-York Fo* Lee Huyler Sneden's Landing

Ottoman battleship Assar-i-Tewfik rebuilding at Kiel

Berlin December 28 The Ottoman Government contracts for reconstructing the battleship Assar-i-Tewfik at Kiel wharf Germany for 270000 pounds The Cologne Gazette notes Germany would expect equal treatment if US damage claims from Armenian outrages are granted Read about liquid air in tomorrow's Twentieth Century in Eagle-Adver.

Berlin Assar-i-Tewfik Germania Kiel Cologne Germany United States Eagle—Adve

Devery Fights On At Police Leadership Crisis

The article reports Chief Devery’s determination to stay in office amid Tammany Hall pressure and potential retirement. It covers his allies at Police Headquarters, Croker’s expected decision, and the looming reshuffle of top posts. It notes ongoing Herlihy trial proceedings and the broader probe into vice protection in the city precincts.

Devery Police Mulberryst Bulldog York McLaughlin Brooklyn President York Sexton Richard Croker Police Board Cooney West Thirty-seventh-st Sixty-eighth-st Lantry Fifty-first-st Flood Tammany Committee of Five Mr. Croker Croker Shreve Tammany Hess Abell Tammany Committee Piatzek Keller Cortright Nicholas Brooks Herlihy Civil Service Board Red Light W. M. K. Olcott Roger A. Pryor Louis J. Grant Inspector Cross Twelfth Precinct Bowery Robert L. Paddock

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London Smart Emperor China Kwang R&d von Waldersee Count von Waldersee Krueger West Indies Deerfoot Farm California Overland Limited Chicago and Northwestern Union and Southern Pacific Railways Northwestern Line Hospital Advt Storm Albany Platt Potter Mr. Johnson Protestant Episcopal Church Pullman New- York Herald New-York Central Commission Cued Property Palisades Commission George W. Perkins Abram S. Hewitt Ralph Trautmann J. du Pratt White Nyack Nathan F. Barrett New Rochelle D. McNeely Stauffer Yonkers Edwin A. Stevens Hoboken Franklin W. Hopkins Alpine N. J Abram de Ronde Englewood W. A. Linn Hackensack Porte MR. Paddock Pryor Prest Onts Brau Bock Paria Groban
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