Trade shifts threaten American farming markets abroad
A London conference signals a looming upheaval in global trade as Canada Australia and South Africa press for tariff privileges. The United States faces reduced access to the UK and colonial markets, prompting warnings of a readjusted balance in international commerce and renewed imperial trade pressures.
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Indianapolis Journal
London
United States
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Canada
Australasia
South Africa
United Kingdom
Joseph Chamberlain
Gome
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Australia
Spain seeks American capital to fuel growth, envoy says
Senor de Ojeda, Spanish envoy to Washington, claims strong demand for American capital and enterprise in Spain and says resentment toward the United States has faded. He urges American industrial leaders to invest, while discussing trade shifts and imperial policy affecting grain duties and colonial markets. The piece weighs Canada’s wheat exports and potential shifts in North American economic ties.
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Senor de Ojeda
Washington
Spain
de Ojeda
United States
Canada
England
New Chinese Minister and Global Meat Prospects
J. D. Whelpley surveys international meat supply and trade shifts. Argentina Australia South Africa loom as major future sources for Britain's and world markets, with tariff reforms and freight networks shaping U S farmers fortunes and national prosperity.
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Argentina
England
Kirke Armour
United States
Australia
New South Wales
South Africa
Europe
McKinley
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Hay
J. D. Whelpley
Greek monks judged for attack on Franciscan Brothers in Jerusalem
The Turkish Supreme Court in Jerusalem tried Greek monks for the November assault on Franciscan brothers at the Church of the Holy Grave. Nineteen accused were discharged. thirty-one, including two abbots, received prison terms from nine months to one week. Abbot Euthymius escaped punishment via alibi. The case drew foreign consuls and soldiers. verdicts cited evidence of a brutal, unwarranted attack by Greeks on Catholics amid complex protectorate tensions. The ruling hints at possible abrogation of the French Catholic protectorate in Palestine.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Grave
Palace of Justice
Chamber of Inquiry
Euthymius
Palestine
Holy Land
Vatican
Rome
Father Gotts
Miss Macombe to Christen Cruiser Des Moines
Miss Macombe chosen to christen the cruiser Des Moines this month. She is noted as a belle of the Iowa capital. Governor Cummins and his staff are to attend the launching ceremonies.
Turbulent talk on Turkey navy amid modern tensions
In the Gossip's Corner a tale of a Turkish naval officer chasing an English ship to Brindisi ends at Liverpool. The column laments a navy that can produce such a story and recalls political parallels from 1892. It also notes naval disaster histories and philatelic conventions with Indiana figures attending.
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Ark
Mediterranean
Brindisi
Leutenant
Liverpool
New Orleans
Canal Street
General Harrison
Mr. Cleveland
White House
Capitol
Annapolis
Washington
North East
North West
Capitol Grounds
Legislative Building
American Philatelic Association
Springfield
Mass
Indiana
Frank K. Hillis
Fort Wayne
E. Moisant
Kankakee
Philatelic Sons of America
Denver
Col
Messrs
Hillis
Moisant
C. C. de Selms
Richmond
W. H. Barnum
Cleveland
de Selms
F. R. Hurst
Kansas City
D. W. Osgood
South Fork
Cal
Rio Grande
Warren H. Colson
Indianapolis
Empire State Philatelic Society
Newburg
E. L. Shore
Middletown
N. Y
E. H. Wilkinson
Omaha
The
Nobility Behind Bars Says Morgen Zeitung Report
The Morgen Zeitung of Vienna claims nearly 15,000 noblemen are imprisoned across Russia Italy France and Belgium including a duke who poisoned his wife a marquis who killed his mother and an incorrigible prince. The piece urges less skepticism toward foreign nobles in police hands and mentions a separate note praising the Little Sisters of the Poor at Vermont Street aiding the helpless.
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New York Evening Sun
Morgen Zeitung
Vienna
Russia
Italy
France
Bellum
Home for the Aged Run by Little Sisters of the Poor
A detailed portrait of a Vermont Street home for the aged, maintained largely by charitable offerings. The facility houses over 155 destitute inmates aged sixty to ninety five, with sixty women and seventy five men. Admission requires age over sixty and a character recommendation. rules mandate curfews, chapel services, and orderly routines. The piece contrasts dignified care with lingering pathos, noting visitors, work assignments, and the quiet, almost deathly atmosphere.
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Vermont Street
East
Liberty
Little Sisters of the
Little Sisters
Nfe
King Lear
New Associate Justice Named to U S Supreme Court
Judge Holmes, son of a famous poet and essayist, has been appointed associate justice of the United States Supreme Court to succeed Justice Gray. He is currently chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court and known for his cordial stance toward organized labor.
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Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Gray
Massachusetts Supreme Court
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New York Navy Yard
Congress
Maine
Navy Yard
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