Trade boom eyed for Africa after war says British merchant
H C Stevens reports an expected export surge to Africa led by Britain and British Africa with April totals rising over prior year. He discusses Africa trade shifts, South Africa ports, and the postwar boom, warning of possible overinvestment and a need for Durban as a key forwarding hub.
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Findings reach diplomatic day in Venice incident
Washington reports Signor Mayor des Planches, the Italian ambassador, met with acting Secretary of State Hin and later with Secretary Moody to protest the publication of the court of inquiry findings on the Venetian incident involving American naval officers. The administration seeks to minimize further disclosures to preserve good will.
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Secretary Moody to Probe Chicago Court Report Then Cabinet Meet
Moody repaired to the state department for a private conference with Dr. Hill. No details emerged on the conference contents or participants. It is believed Moody will initiate a strict inquiry to determine how the Chicago court of inquiry report leaked to publicity, to be discussed at tomorrow's cabinet meeting.
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King Albert of Saxony Dies at Castle in June
Dresden reports King Albert dies after weeks of illness at age 75. He ascended Saxony’s throne October 29, 1873, and led as general in the Franco Prussian War. His brother Prince George will succeed him. Windsor Castle confirms royal ball cancellation.
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Isthmian Canal Bill Passes Senate
The Isthmian canal bill, approved by the Senate, authorizes the president to acquire up to 10 million dollars of Panama Canal Company of France assets including land, rights, and plans on the Isthmus of Panama and Paris. It also grants exclusive perpetual control of a six mile wide strip from sea to sea in Colombia for a canal with depth and capacity to suit largest ships.
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Panamanian canal project outlined with routes and funding
The act outlines United States control of a canal strip and ports, possible Panama or Nicaragua routes, and authority to acquire territory from Colombia, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua. It provides $40 million for Panama Canal stock, up to $135–150 million additional, and a seven member Isthmian Canal Commission to oversee construction with engineers, army and navy officers. Bonds of up to $20 million are authorized, redeemable in 20 years, tax exempt, and offered at par with quarterly gold payments.
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Saengerfest at Calumet Opens Fourth Annual Event
Calumet Michigan hosts the fourth Baengerfest of the Upper Peninsula saengerbond. German singing societies from across the region arrive as locals decorate the hall with German and American colors. Herman Hrohn directs several hundred vocalists in a program of multiple concerts. Calumet Maennercher hosts the visitors.
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