Foreign affairs fluctuate as Kruger visit nears
London dispatch reports quiet on the Continent but a spark of interest as Mr. Kruger may visit Marseilles. It notes French and English press positions, the Czar's illness easing European inertia, and rising German and English trade activity boosted by McKinley’s victory. It mentions theater and royal visit details and adds an ad for the Hotel Kensington.
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the Tribune
London
Kruger
Marseilles
Enelieh Press
Kri
Then & Helena
Michael
Europe
Nicholas
China
Peking
Germany
England
McKinley
Treasury
Riblers
Mzanders
America
Queen Victoria
Flaissieres
Dr. Flaissieres
Kruger Arrives at Marseilles Amid Calm Reception Prep
Marseilles prepares for Kruger's arrival aboard the Gelderland with large delegations from Lyons Nantes Rennes Montpellier Toulouse and Bordeaux. Mayor Flaissieres pledges strict order deterring anti English outbursts while British subjects report good relations with authorities. Dr Leyds and delegates Luyder Wolmarans Fischer and Wessels meet in Paris before Kruger lands and travels toward Marseilles.
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New-York Tribune
the Tribune
Marseilles
Kruger
Derland
Toulon
France
Lyons
Nantes
Rennes
Montpelier
Toulouse
Bordeaux
Flatssiemnes
Marses
Committee For
Furinga
Gelderland
Tribune
England
Marseilies
Paris
Department
Leyds
Wolmarans, Fischer and
Wessels
Scribe
Dunn Elected Chairman of New York Republican State Committee
Colonel George W. Dunn of Binghamton was unanimously chosen as chairman at a ten minute session at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, succeeding Benjamin B. Odell Jr. Odell’s resignation was read, with praise for his service. The full committee list and a remark by Dunn about a working committee were included. Platt commented Croker should act independently of Tammany.
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B. RB. Odell, JR
State Committee
TRIB
George W. Dunn
Binghamton
Republican State Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Odell
Reuben L. Fox
New York
R. L. Fox
B. B. Odell, Jr
Thomas Wheeler
Utica
John T. Mott
Oswego
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
Dunn
Parlor DR
Tammany Tin An Awkward Fix
Bishop Potter refused to testify against East Side resorts to Croker's committee and warned he would not ally with Tammany Hall. He shifts reform responsibility to Croker's panel while planning a talk on God and the City at St Pauls chapel next Friday. Richard Croker sailed for Europe and denied foreknowledge of Potter's letter. Captain Herlihy was removed. Captain Titus appointed at Eldridge Street station.
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Bishop Potter
East Side
Mr. Croker
Tammany Hall
St. Paul's Chapel
van Wyck
Potter
Tammany Committee
Colonel Gardiner
McKinley
Mr Croker
Tammany
van Wreck
Richard Croker
Europe
Gardiner
Devnery
Inspector Cross
Herlihy
Diamond
Ichard Croker
Croker
Rchard Croker
Lewis Nixon
John J. Scannell
M. Warley Platze
Parkhurst
Tammany Organization
Potter rejects Tamany Hall ties while urging city reforms
Bishop Potter travels from New York to visit country parishes and defends his stance against Tamany Hall efforts. He refuses to testify before the Tammany committee, urges action through his own channels, and plans a St. Paul’s Chapel address on protecting children and the poor. Also notes Charter Revision Committee proposing a single city police commissioner with a $10,000 salary and a civilian possible for Chief.
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Potter
New York
St. Paul's Chapel
Charter Revision Commission
Roosevelt
Parkhurst Questions Croker War on Vice and Gardiner Acknowledgment
The Rev. Dr. Parkhurst questions Richard Croker's earnest crusade against vice and mocks District Attorney Gardiner for claiming credit in the moral upheaval. He recalls a past talk with Putnam about Parkhurst lineage and notes his own diverse ancestry.
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Parkhurst
Richard Croker
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Tammany Committee
Tammany
Gardiner
Persorm
Putnam
Grand Jury
The Vice Crusade and Potter Croker Showdown
General Daniel Sickles visits the District Attorney to discuss the vice crusade while denying Tammany ties. Bishop Potter laments Tammany’s zeal as Croker’s committee moves to close East Side vice dens, with Gardiner and police chiefs pledging action.
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Daniel E. Sickles
G Gardiner
Unger and Byrne
Sickles
Devery Removes Herlihy. Titus to Command Eldridge Station
Chief Devery announced early today that Captain Herlihy is removed from the Eldridge Street station. Captain Titus is named to replace him effective at eight this morning, while Herlihy remains in charge of the Steamboat Squad and Walsh moves to Elizabeth Street.
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Redvers Buller
Leay
Audrey
Devonshire
General Buller
Ife
South Africa
Herlihy
Eldridgest
Devery
Titus
Chief Devery
Inspector Cross
Police
Dr. Paddock
Lhr
Captain Herlihy
Walsh
Elizabeth St
Cross
Brooklyn
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