McKinley plans slow, careful foreign appointments
The President elect will fill embassies and consulates with educated, capable men. Top targets include Great Britain, France, Germany, and Russia, with others in Mexico, China, Spain, Austria, Norway, and Sweden. Examinations for consular posts persist, and many qualified candidates seek these posts.
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Columbus
Francis H. Wilson
Brooklyn
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Republican National Committee
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Italy
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China
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Austria
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Sweden
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Paris
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Rome
Constantinople
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Republican Party
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Simeel
Fortien
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Roman
Jed
Manis
Department of State
Train Plunges From Trestle Near Cumberland
An excursion train on the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad plunged through a trestle at Franklin Mine Maryland at midnight. The engine crossed safely but the combination coach and rear car fell into a sinking creek. Fifteen passengers aboard were rescued with injuries reported to engineer Rowa and the fireman. The wreck was blamed on trestle supporting props being knocked down by high water and tow gorge.
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Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Maltimore
Oho
Franklin Mine
Ater
Rowa
Heara
Pension Agencies Consolidated Reducing Numbers Savings Cited
Washington reports the administration consolidates pension offices from eighteen to nine to save at least 150000 dollars annually. The change, effective September, aims to streamline disbursements, reduce errors, and speed pension payments, with various agencies realigned to new locations. Public notes detail procedural adjustments and anticipated efficiency gains.
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Minnvis
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United States
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Augusta
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Buffalo
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Pitteburg
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Louwvile
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Detroit
Indianapolis
Mil. Waukes
Chicago
Des Moines
Souis
Es Moines
Topeka
Magistrate Mott to Inspect Hollander's Café
Magistrate Mott will personally view Hollander's Café at 118 West 126th Street to inspect door and partition arrangements between the entrance and dining room and the bar during lawful hours. The probe aims to decide if George Wells, Hollander's manager, should be held for violating the Raines Liquor Tax law and whether open doors create an unlawful opening to the barroom. Detectives Shevlin and Callahan pressed the charge as part of the teat case, with varied descriptions of the premises and a legal dispute over the actual barrier between dining and bar areas. A magistrate vowed to examine the site personally this morning to resolve contradictions and determine enforcement.
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Mott
West One
Europe
Raines
Shevlin
Callahan
Hollander's
Volkagarten
John FE
Brodsky
Weiss
Rastar
Sennee
Tenants Frightened by Repeated Fires in No 93 Tenement
A five story tenement at Ninety third street housing up to twenty families has suffered eleven fires in two years with three suspected arson incidents since yesterday. A young woman alerted tenant Austin Green, whose family helped extinguish a blaze in a second floor closet. Tenants fled with belongings as smoke filled halls. Previous fires included a mattress blaze in the cellar and a feather bed fire. incendiary clues were found, including papers and a kerosene smell. Residents fear more attacks and consider moving out. Green vows to stay.
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Austin Green
No. 2
Jaccrdas
Lowe Bergen
Fast
Crete Battle Reports and Greek Aid Moves
Canea wire reports incessant rifle and artillery fire outside Canea with Turkish troops involved. Christians hold much of Crete while arsons and muttered killings occur. reports claim arsenals seized at Suda and Greek forces plan aid to fleeing Crete, with international dispatches noting naval measures to protect Canes.
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Greec
Standard
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Capea
Retlino
Heraklion
Greece
Crete
Spain to Extend Suffrage in Cuba Reforms Debated
Washington reports the Spanish Legation released the preamble to the new Cuba and Puerto Rico reforms. It promising amnesty and expanded suffrage while limiting illiterates voting and aiming to include educated Cubans and residents, with the government seeking to govern Cuba from within the island and hinting at possible cabinet changes.
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Dupuy de Lome
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Madrid
Wilson
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Bootland
Carl Schurz
Imany
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Decene
United States
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Apa
Lkely
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Lot
Cuhane
Council of Admittration
Council of Administration
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Carameres
Planters’ Association
Cn Loval Spasean
Mimraz Rerny
Havana
Lucha
Marina
Pera Maki
Mansaniito
Calxto Garcia
Garcia
Pinar del Ito
Matwasas
Felends
Independence Hills
Rivera
Melquico
Guane
Palos
Union
Gaspar Hetancourts
Tau
Damaged Ruler Meno lyn Wiebrowshit At Teague Yard
Philadelphia reports a damaged vessel from Movers Hook to Teague Inland Navy Yard this afternoon. The cruiser anchored at Marcus Hook since the seragest per bottom. river conditions hindered movement, crew prepared to dock at League land, with reports of ammunition handling and war planning. A separate incident notes a robbery at Irvingtuna and related thefts, while the transport Dolphin and Amphi Monitors are referenced in maritime activity and war readiness along the coast.
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Menolyn Wiebrowshit
Deleware
Weday
Phertonten
Peta
Dolph
Seth
Florin
Cuinwe
Hans Amie
Frank New-York
Tual
Rowden
Moreime Caplan
Capea
Hatur
Hampton
New York
Fambia
Congress Nearing End of Session and Arbitration Treaty Move
Washington reports indicate Congress has about three weeks left to act with focus on the arbitration treaty with Great Britain. Senator Sherman aims for quick ratification, while debates loom over open doors and related canal issues. Foreseeable actions include bankruptcy legislation and potential Hawaii cable proposals, with counting of electoral votes slated for next week in joint session.
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Senate
Great Britain
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Hale
Nicaragua
Moreenn
Cameron
Republic of Cuba
Morstan
Renate
Hawaien
Pear
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Conroe
Willem
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Biafra Hotart
House of Representatives
Laebek
McKintes
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