Arbitration ruling on neutral duties and British responsibility
The Tribunal of Arbitration finds Britain failed to fulfill duties of neutrality in the Alabama Crete Florida and Shenandoah cases. It cites insufficient measures to prevent violations, incomplete detentions, and delayed enforcement, affirming Britain's responsibility under the treaty of Washington. The decision, by four to one, holds England accountable for omissions across multiple vessels and incidents.
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Arbitration awards and varied Kansas notes
A Kansas City Journal of Commerce correspondent describes salt marsh brines near Seape Republic County with wells producing strong brine suitable for salt. Ida County Pioneer reports an eighty seven year old woman harvesting wheat and oats. The Evangelical church conference in Quincy adopts a relief measure for ministers’ families. Ottawa Leader notes tall corn. Humboldt Union cites taller crops. Waterville Telegraph touts corn reaching over roofs. Kansas farmers grow cotton in the south. one Montgomery County farmer seeds three hundred pounds per acre. A Mobile worker injured by Babcock extinguisher while handling a water cooler, sustaining a shirt injury and a subsequent second dose request.
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Bare airs to ia sails toward Cadiz and race rumors
Bare airs to ia is ready for sea and may sail for Cadiz this afternoon. Nine seamen and two officers were lost. no fever patients remain in the hospital this season. A betting contest for a thousand dollars between Ellis Ward and John Bigal of New York is slated for next Thursday with Ward as favorite. A heavy defalcation at Wm. B. Clerk’s firm in Broad Street is linked to Richard B. Butler, who allegedly diverted securities into gold and fled, with no expected long term impact on Clerk’s house. General Sherman is expected aboard the Baltic soon. Mrs. Sherman will stay at Astor House. Baltimore grocery failures affect few New York firms. many will resume operations after creditor settlements. Since the 4th, $140,000 has been paid to widows and orphans. Mr. Greeley returned to New York and will attend the Newark Industrial Exhibition rink event next Monday.
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The Boiler Explosion Inquest Opens
The coroner resumed the inquest into the deaths of Joseph Urrachlag Robin Jones and Evan H Lloyd from yesterday's boiler explosion at 2 45 pm. Testimony described testing the boiler and gauges noting high pressure concerns and possible lack of a safety valve. Witnesses recalled the heat in the shop vicinity and questioned the iron quality and construction of the boiler as a potential cause.
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Robin Jones
Evan H. Lloyd
Jas. F. Wilson
Jones
Greenwood
Swift's
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J. B. Mooney
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