Salisbury's Diplomacy On British Arbitration In Veil
The report outlines Lord Salisbury's anticipated reply to the United States on arbitration for disputed territory. Britain aims to delay beyond arbitration while signaling willingness to arbitrate part of the issue, reflecting longstanding policy. The piece notes Congress will receive Salisbury's message via Sir Julian Pauncefote and comments on tariff considerations and political risks of open breach with Britain.
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Thery Wnan
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United States
Great Britain
Britain
Plance
Todir
England
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Salisbury
Foglant
Veoe Enela
Eneland
Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Baker
New Hampshire
Morton
McMillan
Tennessee
Laver
Walker
Massachusetts
Turkey
Congress
Turner
Georgia
Fire at the Assay Office and Mysterious Ingress
Dec 7 report from New York describes a large fire in the assay office with 442000 in gold shipments affected. An engulfing blaze damaged belts and wood, but vaults and shipments valued at 2,490,040 were not delayed. Police and fire crews faced reinforced doors and corrugated resistance amidst dense smoke.
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Keeman
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Resignation of Baron von Koeller Accepted by Emperor
Prussia announces the formal acceptance of Baron von Koeller’s resignation as interior minister by Emperor William. State Labor Commissioner W Bird of Kansas was acquitted of extortion after a two day Topesa trial. White Mountain Apaches killed cattle near Fort Apache. A gas well near Windom blew nitroglycerine and produced a 300000 foot gas column daily. Treasury notes export withdrawal of 62400000 reduces gold reserve to 70000041.
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Emperor William
W. Bird
Kansas
Topesa
White Mountain
Treasury Department
Commercial Day plans at Delmonico's in New York
New York hosts an American commerce banquet on Commercial Day December 19 to mark the close of the first century of American commerce. Speakers include Senator Frye Hon Dickinson General Taylor and General Porter. The event aims to showcase all major industries with public school observances and meetings suggested by Chauncey M. Depew.
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Delmonivo’s
America
England
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Don M. Dickinson
Charles H. Taylor
Horace Porter
Delmon
Ico’s
Chauncey M. Depew
Spenaxing
Sam
Jay
Washington
Congress
United States
Trade sluggish amid cautious hiring and late season demand
The New York based Dun & Co weekly review notes sluggish trade with cautious buying and price declines. Brisk activity occurs only in woolens, clothing, sheen and hardware, while overall orders show a filling-in character. Regional gains appear in the South and Midwest with total U.S. business volume at 315 for the week.
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K. G. Dun & Co
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Bralstreet
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St. Louis
United States
Diplomatists Plan for Turkish Armenia Crisis Controversy
Rocwester December 1 ex-minister Andrew D. White warns that forcing the Ottoman throne change risks a general massacre. He proposes Russia allied rulers names Grand Duke Alexander or King George of Greece to stabilize a Turkish government with European guarantees. He argues limited regional spoils and protections for Armenia, Egypt, and Salonica, with Britain and Italy concessions.
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Chicago
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