The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
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Uni States
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The Uorld for a LDeek
~ HE prepared in the Venezuelan trouble
i have been signed by the three powers the
~ blockade of Venezuelan ports said
t&aM by close students of international
Germany plans a still more aggressive course of
action against South American
claims Baron Speck Sternberg the feel
said to have reported to. his
United States would not stand for a
repetition of the Venezuelan policy
plan presented by Dr. Hoeben assuring peaceful
blockade" had it been thought moment
peaceulness included towns and the
wanton destruction of life and property.
The speeches opening of parliament reflected a
strong feeling Great Britain
with Germany which might be taken by
the United States ignore
trne. The Duke Great Britain ac-
copied the Monroe doctrine unreservedy Sir Henry
Zimmerman the liberal leader expressed
against cooperation with
ure Of the Venezuelan claims strong
and totally opposed to the Monroe doctrine
Captain Richmond Pearson Hebson the hero of the
Merrmac ecturng the twin cities during the
week has larger
Captain Hobson believes that
destined peacemaker world,
must navy formidable enough to make
the other think attacking Captain
believes other stude>1ts eastern conditions
that the battle between powers
fore long China that the United States will
PEELED play important part ne
United States will be against
the partition OF China.
George Bruce coreyou former secretary presi-
dent took the oath of office secretary of the depart
commerce February 49, the same time William
Loeb who has been President Roosevelt
for years, in the
Corteou secretary president Rudolph
son the Garfield appointed
Secretary Cortelyou's first assistant.
J L. M. Curry former minister to- Spain, a noted
diplomat and author called the father Of education in
the SOUTH died at Ashevile N c. Feb. H. Curry
confederate He graduate of Harvard law school,
and was the president of Howard college Alabama and
little member faculty of Richmond college
Virginia During this period abored necessarily
effectively public
irrespective locality. Curry Is OF
at the time Of his death
The trouble in the Balkans, continues to bubble and
bubble with trouble Austria is
ing her troops other
country putting their readiness
trouble England has Turkey that troops must be
sent to Arabia and that there is the slightest indication
intentions England will every the
Red sea.
The whole country past n the
cold the coolest for February for twenty
years It has caused much suffering the lack
fuel and reports have of serious damage to
and lemon groves both in California and the south
The United states revenue cutter Seminole which was
the bay American
owing the Several Canadian
already caught there and that would be the fate
Seminole if venture before prolonged
souther1y winds drive the ice foes from shore
February Of the destruction
hundred Americans
held memorial services. wreath hung the
tribute to those who had lost their lives there In
Maine left League Island
yard preparatory to her first official assignment
scientists claim that after experiments
they able slkworms spin cocec Of
believe that they will be able
away altogether with the the skworm it.
being fed and treated to give the various colors
Vicomte Chambrun, just been appointed at
French embassy at Washington, is great
grandson Lafayette.
Nelson A. Miles has just returned from tour
which started five months He paid
especial military conditions of the
countries visited. he has fine her
discipline being modelled closely those of the
The party eighteen going by rail