Peace Conference Eyes Permanent Arbitration Tribunal
London readers report The Daily News note Sir Julian Pauncefote hopes the conference backs a permanent optional arbitration and mediation tribunal. He argues it would deter force and promote international justice, with Britain and the United States aligning to a plan echoing New York chamber of commerce memorial to President McKinley.
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London
Daily News
the Hague
Julian Pauncefote
Great Britain
United States
New York Chamber of Commerce
McKinley
Wilhelmina Receives Delegates at Peace Conference
Queen Wilhelmina greeted M. de Staal at 4 25 p m and received the Russian Order of Catherine from the peace conference president. Delegates to the conference were presented to the queen and queen mother in court dress, with two heads of delegations in evening attire, as the reception lasted about 40 minutes.
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Tue Hacve
Wilhelmina
M. de Staal
Catherine
Andrew D. White
M. Bourgeois
Russia Seeks Manchurian Rail Link to Pekin
May 26. Russia demands China comply with a railroad concession. Minister De Giers informs the Tsung Li Yamen that Russia will not accept China's refusal and will send engineers to survey a line connecting the Russian Manchurian railroad with Pekin.
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Pekin
M. de Giers
Tsung Li Yamen
Russia
Italian Chamber session ends in uproar over Eritrea rout
Rome May 29 Former Premier Crispi sought to explain the Eritrea defeat but the chamber erupted in a violent uproar with missiles hurled and the session suspended. On resumption Signor Ferry charged General Barraterie with abandoning his troops and the uproar continued leading to another adjournment.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Crispi
Erythrea
Signor Ferry
Barraterie
Ferry
Rioting Flares on Guadeloupe Plantations
Advices from Guadeloupe report serious rioting between native laborers and British contract workers. Fire on plantations followed by continuous clashes. Police and troops struggle to quell the unrest with several fatalities. The British consul appeals for protection for British subjects.
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London
Guadeloupe
Great Britain
Both Cabinets to Resign in Austrian Hungarian Crisis
Vienna reports the ausgleich crisis may force resignations of both Austrian and Hungarian cabinets amid growing doubt in Czech circles that Count von Thu Hohenstein’s government will survive. In Buffalo, Alexander Winton and Charles B. Shank arrived after traveling from Cleveland by horseless carriage, covering about two hundred miles.
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Vienna
Count von Thu:Hohenstein
Buffalo
N. Y
Alexander Winton
Charles B. Shank
Cleveland
United States transport Sheridan arrives in San Francisco
The Sheridan reached San Francisco in the evening from Manila after a 26 day voyage. Among its passengers were 74 discharged and convalescent soldiers.
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Sheridan
San Francisco
United States
Manila
Kaiser Aids a Subject in Thiergarten Incident
In Berlin on May 26 Emperor William witnessed a street accident as a cab horse bolted and threw its driver. The emperor immediately dismounted, assisted in lifting the fallen cabman, and supervised his restoration to consciousness.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Emperor William
Thiergarten
McIntyre aims at Southern Minnesota mills
The Northwestern Miller reports Mr McIntyre plans a nationwide mill consolidation. A meeting in Minneapolis last Friday, arranged by H S Kennedy in a Flour Exchange office, drew eight Southern Minnesota millers. It is believed a cash option will be offered on several large Southern Minnesota mills, with Kennedy heading to New York to present the plan to McIntyre.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern
McIntyre
Minnesota
H. 8S. Kennedy
Flour Exchange
Kennedy
New York
Manufacturers discuss wire fencing trade at Great Northern
At the Great Northern hotel in CuriscaGo on May 26, manufacturers of wire fencing and fencing machinery met to consider the trade and raise prices where too low. G. F. Shellparger of De Kalb Illinois presided over the meeting.
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Great Northern Hotel
G. F. Shellparger
de Kalb, Ill
Fifteen Year Old to Hang for Beaver ton Murder
Howard Elliott, 15, was sentenced by Judge McMahon at the assizes to be hanged on Thursday, Aug. 17, for the murder of William Murray, an 80 year old man who lived alone in Beaver ton. Murray was beaten to death with a club.
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Howard Elliott
McMahon
William Murray
Beaverton
Second Defendant Found Guilty in Seminole Burning Case
Muskocer I T May 25 The second of 80 defendants in the Seminole Indian burning cases was found guilty in the U S circuit court here. Testimony showed 150 persons were present at the burning.
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Muskocer
I. T
United States Circuit Court
Bryan Addresses Ten Thousand at Quincy Illinois
William Jennings Bryan spent the day in Quincy as guest of the County Democracy and addressed an audience of 10,000. He was met by Congressmen Dockery and Lloyd of Missouri and Williams of Illinois.
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Quincy
Ills
William Jennings Bryan
Dockery
Lloyd
Missouri
Williams
Ilinois
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