The War Cloud
fper Press Association^ Vienna, Jan- 26. The Freie Press says Europe cannot permit any single power to direct the destinies of Turkey. Berlin, January 26. Dr Peters, the German explorer, speaking in support ot a petition to increase the German navy, urged that it was necessary to protect national interests in various parfc9 of tbe world. London, January 26. Mr Chamberlain said the enmity of Germany bad determined England to increase her defences. Ihe United States was rightly attached to the Munroe doctrine, which England did not dispute. War with the United States was impossible, as England wished to be able to count on American support in Armenia, her protests having been fruitless in the face of the apathetic condition of the rest of the European Powers. New York, January 25. Mr Smalley, the well-known journalist, declares that a report is current that the agreement arrived at over the Venezuelan difficulty has seriously aroused American jingoism, which voices the Government. The commercial classes urge Great Britain to meet President Cleveland promptly.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 174, 27 January 1896, Page 2
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174The War Cloud Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 174, 27 January 1896, Page 2
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