Convention Approved 4 Safeguards in East
London reports the American Japanese agreement to end a tense period and shift U S policy toward foreign relations. British papers applaud as a peace making step delaying Pacific mastery, stressing alliance benefits and the danger of war while noting mixed reactions from Germany and Britain.
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London
United States
Japan
Congress
London Daily
Far East
Morning Post
Approval Of Powers Links US Japan In Far East Pact
Reports from St Petersburg Berlin and Paris on the American Japanese agreement as a step toward peace in the Far East. Russia expresses full empathy and sees potential settlement in Manchuria while Germany France and others welcome the accord as a major diplomatic achievement to preserve status quo in the Pacific.
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United States
Russia
Japan
France
John W. Riddle
Washington
M. Iswolsky
Riddie
State Department
Far East
Harbin
Manchuria
China Railroad Company
Novoe Vremya
Berlin
German Foreign Office
China
Pacific
Germany
Foreign Office
Interwar Entente Echoes Across Global Capitals
The piece notes optimistic reactions in Tokyo and Washington as Franco Japanese and pan Pacific alignments gain praise. It highlights Roosevelt’s late presidency, France and Britain praising the peace accord, and commentaries from Liberté and L Action about the agreement’s defensive traits and diplomatic timing as Asia and America stand to gain from economic ties.
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Tokio
Washington
Japan
Roosevelt
Hague
China
L’action
Pacific
L'Action
Taft
Shah Holds Quiet Talks as Iran Promises Step Toward Constitution
In Teheran the Shah met Russian and British legation dragomans in a one hour audience. He reaffirmed intent to grant a constitution but blamed clergy opposition for delays and said a new consultative body would draft an electoral law. The forty member body meets in secret under Grand Vizier approval. The Shah plans missions to St Petersburg Berlin and Vienna to seek backing for the government.
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Navy
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Vienna
Alexis
Francis Joseph
Strikers Forced to Return as Keasbey Plant Prepares Replacements
Keasbey Plant heads ready 250 strikebreakers to report Wednesday if strikers stay away after wage dispute. Workers demand 15 cent daily raise. guards to pay wages Tuesday. Keyport branch also on strike, militia on alert as rumors of possible trouble circulate.
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Amber
N. J
H. M. Keasbey
National Fireproofing Company
A. A. Quinn
Lprillard Fireproofing Company
The
National
Keyport
Dungan
Plainfield
Somerville
Elizabeth
Raritan Bay
Kearney
Guardessen
Bulgaria satisfied Turkey needs her aid
M Malinoff, President of the Council, says direct understanding with Turkey not likely now but Bulgaria is optimistic. Bulgaria’s finances are strong and it seeks friendly ties with Turkey while avoiding European offense and aiming for a peaceful Macedonian resolution under Berlin Treaty Article 23.
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M. Malinoff
Council
Bulgaria
Turkey
Kiamii Pacha
Servia
Europe
Macedonia
Berlin
M. Malinoffi
Russia
Great Britain
Constantinople
Turkey Again Warned Over Austrian Boycott Crisis
Constantinople November 29 The Austro Hungarian Ambassador Marquis Pallavicini told the Grand Vizier that Vienna could not wait for a solution to the boycott by Turkey and may travel to consult Baron von Aehrenthal if no progress is made. The Grand Vizier said he was working unofficially to settle the issue.
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Turkey
Pallavicini
Vienna
Baron von Aehrenthal
Porte
Grand Vizier
Tensions Rise as Austria Turkey Clash Over Boycott
Dispatches from Constantinople and Vienna report a deepening crisis between Austria and Turkey. Austria pushes for boycott suppression. the Young Turks fear government embarrassment under the new regime. Emperor and Andrassy talks hint at efforts to maintain peace amid uproar.
Secret Reichstadt Treaty and Balkan Teres of 1876
An anonymous Budapest report says Russia consented to Austrian occupation of part of Bosnia under a Reichstadt secret treaty. It bound Russia to allow a Bosnian slice to Serbia and Herzegovina to Montenegro, with plans tied to Balkan reshaping. The agreement faltered when conditions were unmet and ties to a proposed Croatia Slovenia linkage are noted.
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St Petersburg
Pesther Lloyd
Budapest
Russia
Bosnia
Reichstadt
Bohemia
Austria
Drina
Servia
Herzegovina
Montenegro
M. Iswolsky
London
Count Andrassy
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
Slovenia
Hungary
Steinheil Autopsy Adds Doubt to Murder Case
Paris reports that new findings on the Steinheil and Japy murders suggest Mme Steinheil may have killed the victims alone using a narcotic or poison, or had an accomplice. The exhumed painter's body yielded only viscera for analysis, while glasses will be tested for poison.
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Paris
Adolphe Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Mme. Steinheil
Maurice Borderel
Félix Faure
M. Dupuy
Elysée Palace
Faure
Castro Still Evasive on Voyage to France
Basse Terre Guadeloupe Nov 20 President Castro of Venezuela arrived aboard the Guadeloupe en route to Bordeaux. He said his trip aims to settle diplomatic business with the French government.
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France
Basse Terre
Island
Guadeloupe
Castro
Venezuela
Bordeaux
Planned Giant Warship Aimed to Boost U S Prestige
Ithaca New York Nov 29 The man behind a postal card fund raising scheme for a 16 million dollar battleship named the United States is identified Earl W Cooper son of a local manufacturer and inventor He says the idea grew from watching US battleships travel globally and now proposes a petition to Congress to raise the money with the same effect.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Navy Department
Washington
United States
Earl W. Cooper
Cooper
Europe
Congress
Patrolman Falls Down Scenic Hill Chasing Cribber
Patrolman Edward J. Galvin of East 162nd Street Station rolled seventy five feet down a steep rocky cliff while pursuing a boy suspected of craps in Washington Park above the incline. He suffered a fractured right shoulder and multiple cuts. He was taken by ambulance to Harlem Hospital. Patrolman McKeon gave chase and assisted.
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Washington Park
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McKeon
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Hariem
Wiley Favors Clean Paper Money In New Jersey
Representative-elect William H. Wiley declares plans to reintroduce a bill for sanitary paper currency. He cites disease risks from worn bills and says the measure would require destruction of returned notes and repeal parts of the national bank act funding.
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East Orange
N. J
William H. Wiley
Wiley
United States
Treasury
National Bank Act
Lafayette Trust to Close Doors as Capital Stock Shortage Hits
The Lafayette Trust Company successor to Jenkins Trust plans liquidation after failing to raise capital to meet new banking law requirements. Three branches closed already with two more to abandon. main office at North and Gates avenues and Coney Island and Ris Wood area. Superintendent of Banks to take possession tomorrow morning. Breakdown tied to Jenkins Trust embezzlement case and partial recovery for old depositors lingered.
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People’s Trust Company
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A. T. Sullvan
Nassau Trust Company
Siward Merritt
Long Island Loan and Trust Company
Nathan Jones
Citizens’ Trust Company
Davidson
M. Larson
Lafayette Trust Company
Brooklyn Trust Companies
Charles A. Boody
Banking Department
John G. Jenkins
Trust Company
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Jenkins
Death Toll Rises Amid Local Mine Disaster Exhibit
The Carnegie Museum sues to reflect the growing death count from the mine disaster in town. Visitors seek the clay model of the community while members of the American Mining Congress, meeting next week, inspect the replica and attend a special lecture on Marianna as a subject.
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Carnegie Museum
American Mining Congress
Mining Congress
Marianna
Miners Expose Dust Hazard At New Station Opening
The United States Geological Survey announces the December 3 formal opening of its Pittsburg experiment station to study mine explosions and reduce miner deaths. Officials, Congress members, mine operators, and James R. Garfield will attend as tests show coal dust can explode as violently as fire damp.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Congress
United Mine Workers
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Ohio Mining Commission
American Mining Congress
Burglary Suspect Captured After United States Wide Search
Pinkerton detectives and two Central Office men arrested a 23 year old man, G B Stancliffe also known as John B Stanley and Herbert Stancliffe, for a sensational California burglary. He allegedly confessed after the victim survived a masked attack at the St Rose Hotel in San Francisco on March 2, stealing 31.58 in cash and jewelry. He claimed to be exiled to California and to have joined a gang in Philadelphia before fleeing east.
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California
United States
G. B. Stancliffe
Twen
West 100Th Street
John B. Stanley
Herbert Stancliffe
St. Rose Hotel
San Francisco
IL. A. Palmer
Stancuffa
Pr. Sheehan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Peice
Philadelphia
Mia
Payments on mail contracts shift to monthly
Washington announces a major change for mail contracts. Starting January 1 monthly payments replace quarterly disbursements, affecting railroads nationwide that carry United States mails. The annual total involved exceeds 48 million dollars, with funds circulating monthly as a result.
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Washington
United States
Postofice Department
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