AMERICA AND THE POWERS IN 1898.
Received February 11, 11 p.m.
London, February 11.
It is setni-offioially stated at Berlin that on Lord Pauncefote's (British Ambassador) initiative the Ambassadors at Washington on April 14th, 1898, recommended a collective note being sent disapproving of America's intervention in Cuba. A Reuter's despatch asserts that the North German Gazette — a semi-official paper — attributed the irritation .in Government circles to America's sceptism concerning recent statements. It is believed in political circles at Berlin that Lord Pauncefote took some such step, although in nowise acting against American interests. Other advices indicate that the step was taken with the late President McEinley's assent in order to test the feeling of the Powers.
ILLNESS OF UNITED STATES
PRESIDENT'S SON.
It is announced at Washington that President Rooseveldt's son is suffering from pneumonia, and chat his condition causes alarm. Unless an early improvement takes place Prince Henry will probably defer hia visit.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7386, 12 February 1902, Page 2
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