Morocco Conference Opens With Open Door Harmony
At Algeciras the first session of the Moroccan conference shows harmony between French and German delegates. The president references the open door as a guiding principle, and American delegates are instructed to avoid entangling alliances to prevent foreign complications, as learned in Washington.
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Algeciras
Washington
Mohammed el Torres
Duke of
Ambassador White
al- Madovar
Morocco
Opening of Moroccan conference ushers in conciliatory mood
In Algeciras on January 16 the conference opened with a spirit of conciliation. Duke of Almodovar unanimously elected president, pledging sovereignty of the Sultan, territorial integrity, and open trade. Delegates from France, Britain, the United States, and others urged reform while agreeing to address contraband and Moroccan finances first.
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Algeciras
Duke of Almodovar
Morocco
Fonso Ges
Madrid
M. de Xme
Bergerie
Washington
M. Revoll
Algiers
Herr von Radowicz
M. Reveil
Arthur Nicholson
France
Great Britain
United States
Belgium
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Rusia
Portugal
Holland
Sweden
Germany
Spain
Liberal Landslide In London And Britain Elections
London reports show Unionists losing ground with Liberals and Labor gains across the country. A. G. Gibbs and Sir Edward Clarke in London win large majorities while others in Westminster Oxford and Liverpool shift toward Liberal and Labor. John Burns wins Battersea by 1,800 amid cheering crowds. Walter Hume Long secures South Dublin seat as A J Balfour remains without a seat. Dundee and Edinburgh see Liberal and Labor gains.
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London
A. G. H. Gibbs
Edward Clarke
Westminster
Oxford
Hastings
Liverpool
Manchester
T. P. O'Connor
Scotland
Birkenhead
Edinburgh
Dundee
Alfred Lyttelton
Mr. Balfour
William Hayes Fisher
Treasury
William Ashmead Bartlett Bardett-Coutts
Henry Seton-Karr
St. Helens
Glover
Battersea
John Burns
Burns
Town Hall
Lavender Hill
Mr. Burns
Walter Hume Long
Ireland
South Bristol
South Dublin
A. J. Balfour
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West Lian Lid
An & AL Slantio
Unionists Hopeful After Liverpool Gains in Britain
London reports a more hopeful Unionist mood as results show gains in Liverpool and London. Voters await Birmingham polls with interest while debates center on tariff reform and leadership. A. E. W. Mason wins Coventry for Liberal, with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle running. the new House may include many authors and journalists.
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Balfour
London
A. E. W. Mason
Coventry
Arthur Conan Doyle
New House
Birmingham Faces Tug of War at Polls in Exciting Election
Birmingham waits for tomorrow's vote as Liberals gain ground in Dudley and Unionists pour effort into campaigns. Joseph Chamberlain plans to visit polls with Mrs Chamberlain while divisions show in working class on fiscal reform amid a broader fair trade debate. Winning districts seen uncertain. In Wineston Warwickshire Chamberlain vows to push continued agitation for fair trade despite Campbell Bannerman's defeat.
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Birmingham
Dudley
Chamberlain
Miss Endicott
Massachusetts
Wineston
Warwickshire
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Manchester
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Ex President Grover Cleveland Struggles for Lodging
Grover Cleveland seeks a room in New York after learning his brother died in Ohio. The Buckingham Hotel has no vacancies though he is a frequent guest there. Dr. Bryant says Cleveland is slightly indisposed and will stay at Paul Morton's home before returning to Princeton.
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United States
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Ohio
Buckingham
50Th-St
5Th-Ave
Mr. Cleveland
Three drown in search for Lena Arnheim body near City Island
In the Bronx and City Island area three men perished while grappling for Lena Arnheim believed to have fallen to suicide. The victims were William Engfeit Joseph Geler and Frank Weiman all residents of Bronx addresses. A second man attempting rescue disappeared after a capsized rowboat was hit by sea wash near Morris Yacht Club.
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Long Island Sound
City Island
Lena Arnheim
Prospective
Bronx
William Engfeit
Prospect-ave
Joseph Geler
Boston-ave
Frank Weiman
Robbins-ave
Arnheim
John Barrett
Morris Yacht Club
Jersey Bridges Aim for Hudson River Link
In Trenton on January 16 Senator Minturn introduced a joint resolution to appoint a three member commission to confer with New York authorities. The panel would pursue a commission in New York and initiate steps to build bridges across the Hudson River between Manhattan Jersey City and Hoboken.
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Trenton
N. J
Senate
Minturn
New York
Hudson River
Manhattan
Jersey City
Hoboken
Countess de Battencourt dies amid murder probe in Philadelphia
Anita De B. McMurrow also called Countess de Battencourt, 75, died at her Philadelphia home as coroner began an inquiry. Neighbors heard screams of murder. Her son was detained. claim to vast estates in Spain and Cuba valued at 32 million dollars noted.
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Philadelphia
Anita de B. McMurrow
Hinkle
McMurrow
New York
William Bushong
6Th Ave
Stolen goods found hidden in baby carriage
Annie Howard alias Annie Thompson of 95 Bergen Street Brooklyn confessed to robbing Frank McKee at 109 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn. Detective Dillon arrested her as she tried to pawn the loot at Bergen and Smith streets. She used a seven month old baby to hide items, pushing the carriage while moving from house to house. A package was being removed when captured at the pawnshop door.
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Annie Howard
Annie Thompson
Bergen St
Brooklyn
Frank McKee
4Th Ave
Dillon
Central Office
Bergen and
Smith Sts
Pawershop
Boats Seized in State Boundary Oyster War
Two Louisiana Oyster Commission patrol boats seized two steamers and two schooners tied to a Mississippi oyster firm fishing in disputed Louisiana territory. The Mississippi operators were jailed as the boundary case before the U.S. Supreme Court intensified the conflict between states.
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Tribune
New Orleans
Jean
Louisiana
Mississippi
United State Supreme Court
Louisiana Oyster Commission
Winter Florida trains from New York to Aiken and Augusta
Daily 12 55 p m except Sunday electric light ed trains to Florida and all other resorts for winter outings. Get full information from oe Thweatt E P A 118 or 271 Broadway New York.
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Florida
Aiken
Augusta
New York
Insurance reforms delay suits against big life companies
Attorney General Mayer pursues a self cleansing plan with Mutual Life New York Life and others after Armstrong committee talks. If reform fails suits will proceed against Equitable Life while talks in Albany and a Friday conference with insurance commissioners shape the report.
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Mayer
Mutual Life
New-York Life
Armstrong Committee
Equitable
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Equitable Life
Truesdale
The
Fowler
New York Life
Albany
Higgins
Paul Morton
Thomas F. Ryan
Supreme Court
Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee
Armstrong
Hotel
Normandie
Bar Association
Kentucky
Missouri
Minnesota
Tennessee
Wisconsin
New York
Cc. H. Venner
New-York Life Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
Philippine tariff bill passes House with 258 to 71 vote
The Philippine tariff bill cleared the U S House 258 to 71 amid a partisan rout of insurgent Republicans. Amendments were voted down as leaders defended free trade time limits and sugar tobacco provisions while debating independence aims for the Philippines. The debate included procedural rulings on germane amendments and a late rice tariff adjustment.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Republican Organization
Payne
Philippine Islands
Grosvenor
Ohio
Mondell
Wyo
Cassel
Penn
United States
Philippines
Meall
Mass
Underwood
Ala
Messrs. McCall
Hoar
Fordney
Mich
McCall
Michigan
Cassell
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania, Spoke For the Adoption of This Amendment, and Mr. Payne
Wyoming
Longworth
Congress
Hogg
Colorado
Panama Canal
Edwards
Banketta
Pujo
Louisiana
Parker
New Jersey
Slayden
Texas
Poll
North Carolina
Mr. Williams
Fitzgerald
New York
Philip
Chico
House Debates Philippine Tariff Statehood and Sugar Rates
The house hears personal privilege remarks by Steenerson denying any Roosevelt quote on the Philippine tariff and statehood. a motion requests Austro-Hungarian dispatches about Marcus Braun. Payne’s amendment to the tariff bill faces Smith critique on Philippine sugar and the Brussels convention. Smith cites a Brussels telegram on sugar duties. Seaboard Florida Limited ads conclude the snippet.
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Washington
Steenerson
Minnesota
Boston
Roosevelt
General Land Office
Crookston
Minn
Sulzer
New York
House
Marcus Braun
United States
Payne
William Alden Smith
Mr. Payne
Mr. Smith
Smith
Hong Kong
Wilson
Brussels
Permanent Sugar Commission
Philippine Islands
United States of America
Cuba
Porto Rico
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Charles E. Hughes
James McKeen
Matthew C. Fleming
Edward M. Scudder
John A. McCall
Republican National Committee
George W
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