International Arbitration movement gains support among jurists
Across Europe and America, jurists and philanthropists push toward a general code of international obligations. The Brussels Conference and Geneva discussions aim to replace war with arbitration and codified law, despite opposition from great powers and lingering national idiosyncrasies.
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Brussels
David Dudley Field
Institute
Association
Geneva
Java
High Court of Arbitration
Europe
America
Reform and Codification of Nations Laws Association
Read before the Geneva Conference by J. D. Daly lists officers and council members. Honorary president Count Frederic Scropis. president David Dudley Field. vice presidents from Belgium England France Germany Holland Italy Spain Switzerland Sweden United States. Board includes H. D. Jenckoun F. Passy J. Hinde Palmer C. A. Peabody Henry Richard J.P. Thompson Thomas Webster Joshua Williams and officers Isidor Gerstenberg J. B. Miles H. D. Jencken. general and international secretaries named.
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J. D. Daly
Continental Herald
Association For the Reform and Codification
Count Frederic Scropis
Turin
David Dudley Field
United States
Belgium
MM. Farder
Couveeur
Brussels
England
Mountague Bernard
Travers Twiss
Q.C
France
M. E. Drouyn de Lhuys
M. Cauchy
Germany
Baron von Holzendorff
Munich
G. Bluntschli
Heidelberg
Holland
M. Buadricne
Hague
Brebius
Amsterdam
Italy
P. S. Mancini
Rome
A. Pierantoni
Naples
Spain
Senor Emilio Castelar
Switzerland
Konig
Berne
Bracher
Geneva
Sweden
Hedlant
Gottenburg
Jonas Jonason
C.F. Adamson
Atmos
J. Brown
H. D. Jenckoun
F. Passy
Parix
J. Hinde Palmer
C. A. Peabody
New York
Henry Richard
J.P. Thompson
Berlin
Thomas Webster
Woolsey
Joshua Williams
Isidor Gerstenberg
J. B. Miles
Boston
H. D. Jencken
London
Professor Tyndall Responds to Critics in New Volume
The British Association address at Belfast is issued in full after being written in Switzerland. Tyndall restores excised passages and replies to critics, denying that he worships religion while asserting facts of religious feeling are as certain as physics. He notes attacks call him a material atheist but say they no longer wound him.
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Cardinal Cullen
Ireland
Belfast
Tyndall
Huxley
God
British Association
Switzerland
Manchester
Maine et Loire Ballot Shows Republican Lead Amid Bonapartist Ties
France reports the second Maine et Loire election with Republican candidate leading at 51,515 votes to 47,728 for Bruas after consolidation of Berger’s withdrawal. Gambetta urges democracy via Councils General elections and a push for a defined government. Bonapartist distress grows as Prince Napoleon lines up against Bonapartist rivals. Government plans to curb disturbances in Corsica during elections.
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Maine Et Loire
M. Berger
M. Bruns
Maine
Bruas
Maille
Maritime Alps
Pas de Calais
Seine Et Oise
M. Rouher
Duc d’Aumale
M. Magne
M Gambetta
M. Gambetta
France
Napoleon
M. Pietri
Paris
Prince Imperial
Bonaparte
Prince Napoleon Charles
Lucien
M. de Cassagnac
Corsica
Death toll rises in Montana incident confirmed by officials
Montana officials confirm an increased number of deaths after a recent incident. Police and emergency responders continue to investigate, with investigators tracing causes and identifying victims as families seek answers and closure.
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Montana
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