Text of treaty on canal neutrality and construction provisions
The treaty outlines the United States and Great Britain pursuing a ship canal linking the Atlantic and Pacific with neutralization principles. It covers free navigation, non-discrimination, no blockades, limited wartime measures, and restrictions on belligerent troops and supplies within the canal under US and British auspices.
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United States
Johm Hay
United Bates
Great Britain and Ireland
Lord Ipefore
Great Britain
Constantinople
Suez Maritime Canal
High contracting parties to publish convention outcomes
The article states that upon ratification exchanges the parties will notify other powers and invite adherence. It confirms ratification by the U.S. president with Senate consent and by Queen Victoria, with exchanges to occur in Washington or London within six months from the dated signature.
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United States
Senate
Washington
London
Jou Hay
Pauxcerora
War Office says front quiet as Ladysmith march not certain
Report circulated claims General has Tugela river and is marching on Ladysmith but official sources state no information confirms such movement. At present the War Office indicates things are quiet and no imminent operation is anticipated.
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War Office
Balleres
Max Kot Tee
Tugela
Ladysmith
William
French
Rensberg
London
Baller
Cape Town
Buller
Togela
Lord Roberts
Norvalspont
Colexberg
Great Northern Employes Accept New Schedule
Great Northern railroad workers voted to accept the proposed schedule. Chief E F Clark and A GM W G Lee accompanied the grievance committee to confer with General Superintendent Ward, who announced the terms would be accepted and labor troubles ended.
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Great Northern
St. Paul
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Order of
Ward
Scale Agreement Reached Between Miners and Operators
After a two week conference, United Mine Workers and Interstate Operators' Association adopt a compromise wage scale. The general advance of 31 percent is set, with 21 percent initial rise and settlements for minors and operators in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. The agreement satisfies both sides’ early demands.
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Ixpianarous
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Interstate Operators’ Association
Wale Ida Generadl Tedviene
Fis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ambassador Sir Edmond Monson Leaves Paris on Leave
Paris dispatches report British Ambassador Sir Edmond Monson has left Paris on leave amid heightened anti British sentiment. The Times Paris correspondent notes no recall, but prudence suggests his absence may reduce tensions rather than ease them.
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Edmond Monson
France
Paris
Absense
Edmund Monettiteft
Monen
Monson
Lonpos
Prince
The
Times
Birhamund Monson
Edmund Monson
Signs of Activity in Western Cape Colony
Feb 6. Military opinion grows that General Buller will again press the botr works with a larger force, possibly detouring north. A retired officer weighs in, noting Buller commands about 26,009 men and aims for the roughest country, signaling forthcoming movements in the region.
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Don
Buller Fo
Botr
Wiliam Mery Green
Montagu White Explains Visit To Promote Peace
Montagu White, representative for the Boers in the United States, says he came at the urging of English and American friends to explain the Boer cause rather than traveling to Pretoria, asserting sympathy for both republics is spreading. The statement appears amid war reports and political debate on U S actions in the matter.
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Montagu White
America
New Yor
United States
Pretoria
Division to the Queen's Speech Fails in Commons
London reports show Liberal rank and file fail to secure unanimous consent to withdraw Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice’s amendment to the address in reply to the throne speech. Government majority expected 120 to 10 amid Parisian anti British sentiment and cautious foreign postings.
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Lonpos
House of Commons
Lord Edmund Fitamaurice
Peace Terms Reached in Kentucky Conference
A six hour conference at the Galt House produced an agreement between Republican and Democratic administrations aimed at ending Kentucky’s weekslong strife. It calls for a Joint Assembly to validate actions concerning Goebel and Beckham, with troop withdrawal decisions and election-oversight provisions.
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Galt
House
Kentucky
Democrata
John Marshall
Daniel Lindy
David Farleigh
Taylor
William Goebel
J. C. W. Beckham
General Assembly
Frankfort
Beckham
London
Goebel
Daniel Lindsay
Board of Election Commissioners
Secret party caucuses held by Kentucky senators and representatives
Lonpos Ky Feb 6 The senate and house met in the circuit court room for separate secret caucuses. Senators formed one side, representatives the other, as the canons proceeded briefly. Senators Rally, Dye, and Huntsman were tasked to draft resolutions of respect for Governor Goebel amid the tense session.
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Lonson Renay
Lonpos
Senate
House
Circuit Court
Dye
Huntsman
Ariaine Ee
Goebel
Aioe Soy
Aenier
Capitol Access Policy Changes At State Election Board
The Capitol entry rule restricting civilians from entering the Capitol building during the legislative session was revised by the State Board of Election Commissioners. The update followed the legislature’s closing and aimed to regulate public access while sessions were in progress.
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Board of Election Commions
Capitol
Wranxront
State Board of Election
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