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LONDON, May 17
Baden Powell, immediately House reassembles, intends to endeavour to defeat Harcourt’s proposal to levy succession duties on properties outside of Great Britain. He denounces it as illegal and impossible, and claims that its tendency will be to create hurtful friction in financial relations between Mother Country and Colonies. Daily Chronicle says the Pope is deeply grieved at attitude of French Govt, and is recalling Papal Nuncio. Times, commenting on Canadian affairs, says Australia is disposed to solve labour question on principles involving negation of sacredness of contract and stability of private property, bnt in Canada it is very different.
Edmund Yates, proprietor of World, is dead. Cause,{apoplexy. BERLIN, May 20 National Zeitung, discussing Samoan question, says various Ausstralasian Colonies are acting as if their claims to the group were paramount. PARIS. May 20 Section of French Press urge formation of League to neutralise Alsace Lorraine in interests of peace. VIENNA, May 20 Austria and Russia have completed details in connection with commercial treaties. BELGRADE, May 21 There is growing feeling of uneasiness in Servia, and a coup de etat is feared. Australian troops are watching the frontier.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 740, 22 May 1894, Page 5
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191LATEST. Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 740, 22 May 1894, Page 5
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