War Department Aims Equitable Cuban Fund Split
Washington reports the Santiago unrest over a customs money order is based on misapprehension. Customs officers will report weekly to the island collector with certified entries. funds from all ports will be used to ease distress across Cuba and divided as equitably as possible to aid the emergency.
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Paris peace treaty sent to Senate for review
Washington Jan 6 the peace treaty was laid before the senate in executive session by Senator Frye. The president’s transmittal letter was brief and offered no recommendations. The treaty was referred to the foreign relations committee and ordered printed for senate use. No public release order was made, expected after committee review.
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Democratic state committee backs Chicago platform and Bryan
The Democratic state central committee of Illinois endorsed the Chicago platform and W J Bryan in a unanimous vote. Bryan attended and thanked the committee for its support and praised the stand for free and unlimited coinage of silver. C E Ladd proxy for Ben T Cable, known as anti silver, voted with the majority at Cable's request.
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Chicago
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Commodore Watson Seeks Command of Asiatic Station
Commodore Watson, commander of Mare Island navy yard, has applied to lead the Asiatic station to replace Admiral Dewey when he relinquishes command. Dewey plans to stay on until year’s end if possible, resisting relief duties to serve under Manila. In Sacramento, Belshaw resolution backs supporting the administration on Philippine policy, passing after debate.
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Germany alarmed by US rise in political arena
Berlin dispatch reports the Kreuz Zeitung, linked to the German foreign office, claiming Europe faces a new era and urging a shift from force to Weltpolitik while warning that U S influence demands Germany widen its efforts and that inaction would be a political crime.
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Iloilo Evacuation Denial Stresses Allied Aim
Maprow January 6 report denies that the Spanish evacuated Iloilo to hinder Americans. It states the Spanish government ordered Philippine evacuation promptly after peace treaty to avoid bloodshed and align with American wishes, notably in the Cuba case.
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Iloilo
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Cuba
Canadian loan firms unite into single corporation
Four major Canadian loan companies including Canada Permanent Freehold Western Canada and London and Ontario decide to consolidate into one corporate entity. The deal affects large office staffs across major business centers with combined paid up capital of 6 million dollars, reserves of 2 million, and assets near 25 million.
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Choate to Be Named Ambassador to Great Britain
Washington January 6 The announcement comes from high authority that Hon Joseph W Choate of New York will be nominated ambassador to Great Britain The nomination will not be sent to the Senate for a few days but insiders say the delay does not signal any change in plans
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Censure of Congressman Roberts by Lamont church
Lamont Iowa January 6 Lamont branch of the Josephite church of Latter Day Saints in regular annual session adopted a resolution censuring Congressman-elect Roberts of Utah as a violator of law and practical polygamist and opposing his seating in Congress. Lord Beresford says one is necessary to maintain the open door. London January 5 Hong Kong Times correspondent reports Lord Charles Beresford telling the chamber of commerce Russian encroachments require firm stance and supports an US Britain Germany Japan alliance to sustain the open door.
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