Pichon Outlines France Morocco Policy In Chamber Debate
In Aris on January 27, Foreign Minister Pichon defended a united French policy in Morocco. He rejected plans to redraw the 1871- era balance and stressed France would not invade Fez or Fez or colonize. He warned against widening military actions but affirmed support for the government against Jaures and Delcassé opposition.
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Aris
Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
Pichon
Delcassé
Rhine
France
Italy
Spain
Japan
Macri
Algeria
Europe
bd-el-Aziz
Ma N
Algeciras
M. Pichon
Fez
Mocity
Abd-el-Aziz Falls
M. Jaurés
M. Delcassé
Paris Explanation Claims Delcassé Resigned Over Secret Alliance
A Paris report in L Action alleges Foreign Minister Delcassé quit after an Emperor discovered a covert Anglo French alliance with Britain. It cites Cabinet disputes and harsh words about Delcassé while detailing reactions from the era and reflections on Morocco and Egypt policy.
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Paris
L’ Action
M. Delcassé
Britain
William
Berlin
Lorraine
M. Rouvier
Patrie
France
Patrice
Presi- Leubet
M. Loubet
Belsir
M. Hanotaux
England
Cojenso
Russia
Morocco
Egypt
Great Britain
Berpt
Denys Cochin
L’action
M. Delcass
Delcassé Speech Sparks French German Controversy
An Cologne Gazette article argues about France’s timing on old disputes amid Delcassé’s remarks. It contends the Morocre issue should be treated calmly, warning sharp rhetoric may inflame Franco German tensions and provoke hostile debates in the Chamber.
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Berlin
M. Delcassé
Cologne
France
Moererman
Gernant
M. Delecessé
Chamber
Wmorocre i
Chamber of Deputies
Emperor William Celebrates Birthday In Berlin
Berlin marks the Kaiser’s forty ninth birthday with trumpet salutes a royal hymn and a private chapel service attended by princes ambassadors and officials. The emperor greeted choristers visited embassies and rode past cheering crowds as rain dampened a festive scene.
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Berlin
William
Drvander
Unter den Linden
Finland to be divided alleged by Russian plan for Viborg annexation
A rumor in St Petersburg and Helsingfors claims the Russian Emperor plans to divide Finland by annexing the Viborg district and deploying an army corps to enforce control. It mentions Governor General Gerhard’s retirement and General von Boeckman as possible successor, with doubt about final approval.
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St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Finland
Russia
Viborg
Grand Duchy of Finland
Nicholas N. Gerhard
von Boeckman
Bobrikoff
Novoe Vremya
Gerhard
Firmin at Gonaives as Troops Take City Peacefully
Government troops occupied Gonaives today with no resistance. General Antenor Firmin and several partisans sought refuge in the consulates. The French cruiser d Estrées remains in the roadstead awaiting developments.
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Port Au Prince
Gonaives
Antenor Firmin
d’Estrées
Russia weighs decisive steps over Turkish Sur Bulak move
St. Petersburg reports renewed representations by Ambassador Zinovieff to Constantinople after Turkey occupied Sur Bulak in Persia. Diplomats fear talks will fail and Russia may soon act with force as troops move from Tiflis toward the frontier amid warnings from the Foreign Office that Turkey is “playing with fire.”
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St. Petersburg
Constantinople
M. Zinovieff
Sur Bulak
Persia
Porte
Turkey
Russia
Tiflis
Foreign Office
Turkish Persian frontier commissions meet in Trumiah
The Turkish and Persian frontier commissions arrived in Trumiah on January 27 and will begin joint inquiry without delay to settle the border dispute.
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Trumiah
Persia
Deiaru
Plans to Rebuild the Russian Navy In Parliament
St Petersburg January 27 Count Uvaroff a leading Octobrist and Budget Committee member who once opposed naval spending announced his support for a navy rebuilding plan He endorses a 40 to 50 million dollar ten year program asking the Marine Ministry to submit a bill Details on the general staff fleet plan are not yet disclosed The Douma has only been asked for 44 000 to build dreadnought class jettyships to be completed in five years and stationed on the Baltic.
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St. Petersburg
Count Uvaroff
Ministry of Marine
Marine Ministry
Baltic
Roosevelt
America
Congress
Organized Labor
Labor
Citizens Ass
Industrial Ass'ns
Citizens Industrial Assn
Conander
Iadr
Patrick Henry
Governor of Akatut Prison Dismissed in Siberia
The governor and vice governor of the Akatut Prison in Siberia were dismissed for lax methods that allowed escapes by Gregory Gerschunin and Peter Karpovitch. Gerschunin aided the assassination of Russian Interior Minister Sipiaguine in 1902, while Karpovitch killed Minister of Public Instruction Bogoliepoff in 1902. Gerschunin had a visit to New York in 17.
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St. Petersburg
Akatut
Siberia
Gregory Gerschunin
Peter Karpovitch
Gerserhumin
M. Sipiaguine
Karpovitech
M. Bogoliepoff
Gerschunin
New York
Barons Aehrenthal Highlights U S Austria Ties At Parliament
Vienna reports Baron von Aehrenthal, Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister, stressed amicable Austria-Hungary relations with the United States, noting active emigration and support for Jamestown exposition ships. He also cited a Japanese warship visit as a sign of friendly ties with Japan.
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Vienna
Baron von Aehrenthal
Austria-Hungary
United States
Commonwealth
Japan
Jamestown
Francis Joseph
Astern
Asia
Capitol Case Opens as Huston Separate Trial Debated
Harrisburg Jan 27 The Capitol corruption trial enters day one with a court decision to sever Joseph M Huston from his co defendants while the others press for separate trials The jury is seated amid motions and courtroom delays as the commonwealth seeks a wholesale fraud case totaling millions in leather furniture and furnishings contracts Huston faces 30 conspiracy and 2 false pretence charges with a potential state witness role anticipated.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Capitol
Dauphin County
Kunkel
Commonwealth
Joseph M. Huston
Huston
George S. Graham
Mr. Graham
John H. Sanderson
William P. Snyder
William L. Mathues
James M. Shumaker
Sanderson
Shumaker
Sanderson, Snyder
Mathues
Patrick Bohan
Martin B. Brandt
Joseph H. Dunke
Howard Eichelberger
William E. Hoofnagle
Harry A. Hartman
George W. Kohr
Albert A. Poist
William H. Sites
William M. Sweigard
Amos H. Stoudt
William G. Stephens
H. Burd Cassel
Pennsylvania Construction
The
Senior partner of Lord Day & Lord dies after brief illness
Obituary notes the death of a senior member of Lord Day & Lord at 58 Park Avenue aged 75. Born in 1850 in New York, he graduated from Columbia in 1870 and joined his father’s law practice in 1873. He led diverse roles in business, philanthropy, farming on Long Island, and held positions with Queens County Water, Cuba Railroad, Long Island Railroad, and several trusts. He married Josephine Gillet in 1875 and leaves a wife and three sons.
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Lord
Queens County Water Company
Cuba Railroad Company
Long Island Railroad Company
Franklin Butler Lord
Once and Trust Company
Lawyers’ Mortgage Company
The
Mortgage Bond Company of
New York
Barnard College
Society For the Relief of
Long Island
Lawrence
Josephine Gillet
Equitable
James H. Hyde
Century
University
Columbia University
Grolier
Riding
Down Town
City
Rockaway Hunting Club
New York Historical Society
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
New York Botanical Garden
Nassau Hospital Association
Sons of the Revolution
Missionary Indemnity Debate Over Boxer Losses
A committee for Protestant missionary boards defends indemnity claims in China after the Boxer outbreak. The Lodge-quoted figure cites 200000 dollars paid by the U S government, with emphasis that most funds went to mission property losses rather than personal wardrobes or diamonds. Many missionaries avoided full claims to protect Chinese relations, leaving most in North China poorer and health strained.
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Committee On
Protestant Missionary Boards
United States
Canada
Missionary Boards
Iasses
China
Lodge
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
New York City
New York
North China
Republicans issue manifesto from Lisbon
The Republicans publish a country manifesto denouncing the present dictatorship as oppressive and persecuting constitutional liberties. They vow to end monarchical oppression and affirm republicanism pledged to independence and national dignity.
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Lisbon
Chamberlain Arrives in London For Parliament Opening
Joseph Chamberlain lands in London to meet political allies at Parliament's opening. Despite improving health he plans no immediate Commons seat and will soon travel to the continent.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Town
Chamberlain
Segelon
Governor Mago on sails north to Washington from Havana
Governor Mago on the revenue cutter Hatuey leaves Havana at 1 am en route to Tampa by train, aiming to reach Washington on Thursday. A flotilla escorts the Hatuey and a national salute is fired from Cabanas Fortress as delegates from Havana join in the departure.
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Havana
Washington
Tampa
Cabanas
Rev Dr J A Edgren dies in Oakland after brief illness
The Rev Dr J A Edgren a noted theological writer died at his Oakland home after a brief illness of heart disease. Born February 29 1839 in Vormland Sweden he served as naval officer in the Civil War and later led several Scandinavian seminaries before turning to literary work in California. He authored many works on theological and Biblical subjects in Swedish.
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Oakland
Cal
J. A. Edgren
Edgren
Swedish Baptist Theological Seminary of Chicago
John Alexis Edgren
Vormland
Sweden
Stockholm
Astronomical Observatory
United States Navy
Rover
Catalpa
Albert Kelley Dies. Longtime Banker Succumbs at 81
Albert Kelley, a retired banker and former junior partner at J. B. Alexander & Co., died suddenly yesterday at his West 50th Street residence. Born in Carmel New York, he began in wholesale dry goods in St. Louis before moving to New York in 1865 to enter banking. He retired in 1890 and left business to his sons Albert T. and Austin T. Kelley, now with Kelley Miller & Co. He was a member of the Union Club.
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Albert Kelley
West 50Th Street
Mr. Kelley
Carmel
N. Y
St. Louis
New York
J. B. Alexander & Co
Kelley & Alexander
Kelley & Little
Albert T. Kelley
Austin T. Kelley
Kelley, Miller & Co
Union Club
Death of Reuben C Foster Aide to Chesapeake Steamship Co
Reuben C Foster, junior member of Foster & Foster and son of Reuben Foster, president and manager of the Chesapeake Steamship Co, died this afternoon from typhoid fever in Baltimore. He leaves his wife, his mother, and three brothers including Frederick Foster of the Boston & Maine Railroad. His marriage five years ago connected him to Lucius Tuttle of Boston.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Reuben C. Foster
Foster
Erie County Savings Bank President David R. Morse Dies at 88
David R. Morse, longtime president of the Erie County Savings Bank, died today at age eighty eight after nearly twenty years leading the institution.
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Buffalo
Jan
David R. Morse
Erie County Savings Bank
Brazil U.S. relations praised after fleet visit
President Penna receives a dispatch from Brazilian Ambassador Nabuco in Washington praising Brazil's welcome to the American battleships and the fleet's Rio de Janeiro visit. Nabuco believes U S Brazilian ties are at their strongest in history.
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Rio de Janeiro
Penna
Senhor Nabuco
Washington
Brazil
United States
Death of Saniel Burling Longtime Schermerhorn Street Quaker
Saniel Burling a long time Brooklyn resident and oldest member of the Schermerhorn Street Meeting of Friends died at his Washington Park home in his 93rd year. Born in 1828 in New Rochelle he entered the Burling grocery firm with his brother in 1840 and ran it until 1900. He leaves his wife Phabe Haviland and children Mrs Edward Fraser Robinson and William Clinton Burling. Funeral is at 8 PM tomorrow at his home.
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Saniel Burling
Schermerhorn Street
Society of Friends
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Mr. Burling
New Rochelle
J. C. Burling
Obituary Notes for Shepard Rowland and Frank O'Neil
Shepard Rowland a retired New York produce commission merchant died at his Montclair New Jersey home of heart disease aged sixty two He retired passing the business to his sons Alfred C and Marty S Rowland He left a wife Frank R O'Neil vice president of the Pulitzer Publishing Company and assistant manager of The St Louis Post Dispatch who died of pneumonia in St Louis aged fifty nine
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Shepard Rowland
New York City
Montclair
N. J
Alfred C
Marty S. Rowland
Frank R. O'Neil
Pulitzer Publishing Company
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
One Dead in Chicago Hotel Fire
A major blaze in Chicago on January 27 devastated the Mayer building and the Hotel Florance on Adams street. One fireman is missing, presumed dead, and over twenty others injured as walls collapsed. Property losses reach about half a million dollars.
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Chicago
Mayer
Florance
Adams Street
James Gallagher
Truck Company No. 1
Nashville Pants Company building destroyed by fire
Knoxville Tenn January 27 The four story building of the Nashville Pants Company on Jackson avenue was totally destroyed by fire early this morning causing a loss of 315 00 dollars Avoca Club and several other buildings suffered damage in the same incident raising the total loss to 25000 dollars
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Baltimore
Standard Oil Company
Canton
Baltimore County
Oil Company
Norfolk
Ocean View
Bay Shore Railway
Avoca Club
Knoxville
Tenn
Nashville Pants Company
Jackson Avenue
House Collapse Kills Entire Franklin Family in Bedford City
A Richmond report states Anthony Franklin, a Bedford City man, his wife, and five children died when their house collapsed and burned after a fire, as the family sat with the body of a dead child. The incident occurred while the family mourned.
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Richmond
Anthony Franklin
Bedford City
Three Boys Drown After Thin Ice Breaks on Pond
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania five boys aged nine to thirteen walked onto a frozen pond to slide. A two inch ice layer broke causing three of the youths John Swanson Philip Jager and John Shellock to drown while two others were rescued by rescuers who responded promptly.
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Thees
John Swanson
Philip Jager
John Shellock
Nevada Assembly Passes Police Bill in Carson
The Nevada Assembly approved the police bill this afternoon by 31 to 7, following Senate approval. Carson City was the scene as lawmakers backed the measure addressing law enforcement rules and procedures.
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Carson
Nev
Nevada
Assembly
Senate
Free Riot Laws and Labor Leaders Under Fire
A national pressure campaign accuses union leaders of promoting violence and lawbreaking to gain power. Citizens groups urge Congress to reject anti injunction and free riot measures while defending constitutional liberty and pressuring lawmakers to act for the public good.
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Goldfield Committee
Congress
Abso Selves
Junction
Fas
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