International arbitration debate and peace conference outcomes
Discussion at the Hague conference considers creating an international tribunal and two-tier arbitration system. Speakers argue for peaceable dispute settlement, with adoption of resolutions urging legislatures to endorse arbitration and curb arms as nations seek practical steps toward codified peace.
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Mr. Miles
Germany
United States
Richard
Justice Hall
Breptus
Jencken
H. Richard
M. P
M. Joxtis
The
Hague
Mr. Richards
M. Laveleye
Snaps
Manchester
M. Covuvreur
France
America
Europe
Supreme Tribunal For
Union
Senor Marcoartu
Prosopy
Commission
M. P. Pinto
Netherlands
M. C
M. Farzsasso
Egypt
Washburn
Yale College
Lucyp Wiss
John Jenkins
London
Haiti
F. W. Chesson
Tripoli
Malta
Constantinople
Stamboul
Smyrna
Pacific
Joan Hosack
Ofiverpool
Committee On
M. Augustus Couvrevor
Mixes
Serjeant
Simon
M.P
Saztoon Amos
Code International
Dudley Field
Congress
Lord Penzance
M. Laboulaye
Count Scropis
Insurrection in Turkey Suppressed in Herzegovina
Dispatches report Turkish troops driving insurgents from Herzegovina into Dalmatia. Vienna notes 4 000 reinforcements clear the southwest Herzegovina sector and push bands toward the Austrian border. Belgrade telegram mentions Serbians crossing into Bosnia sparking rising districts near Gradatschatz and Bischtza.
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Bosnia
Beg Kulinovits
Redifs
Gradatschatz
Skuptschina
Herzegovina
Ratscha
Rivera Save
Drina
Turkish Ratscha
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mostar
Porte
Vienna
The
Standard
Alain
England
Turkey
Trebinje
Dalmatia
Belgrade
Bischtza
Elementary education in England 1874 exam results cited
In the year ending August 1874 about 1,013,068 children in elementary day-schools received government grants based on age and attendance after a reading writing and arithmetic test. Of 857,611 examined 508,232 passed all three subjects. Inspectors praise Devon and Dorset Hampshire reports noting reading variety and writing accuracy.
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England
E. P. Arnold
Devonshire
Arnold
Wakefield
the Times
W. F. Tregarthen
Dorset
Hants