The Minneapolis journal
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messages simultaneously from both
shores, England and America, which is
a feat never before accomplished. Re
W cently at Washington the navy depart
ill ment was enabled to locate two warships,
4he Brooklyn and Chattanooga, on the
Tuesday Evening,
Virginia coast,, when it was supposed the
vessels were in Haytien and Dominican
waters. The wireless service in the pres
ent war has proven itself to be of sur
passing value. Now that the principle
is understood, constant improvement may
be expected in the apparatus.
Trepoff's Appointment.
The czar's action in appointing Gen
eral Trepoff assistant minister of tho
interior, with plenary police power s, is
variously interpreted. I is held, on
the one hand, to be the precursor of
another reign of repression, and on the
other, to be the forerunner of a more
liberal policy.
Undoubtedly the czar, torn by con
flicting opinions and counsels, scarcely
knows which way to turn, and thru the
maze of plot and counterpl ot it is dif
ficult for a foreigner to get any satis
factory light upon the internal situ
ation in Eussi a. But the appointment
of Trepoff does not necessarily mean
reaction. I must be remembered that
the first anxiety of the czar is prob
ably for the safety of himself and his
family. may have decided upon a
strong administrator near his person
while planning a more liberal govern
ment. I would be natural to give the
revolutionary leaders a hint of reser ve
force in the autocracy by this appoint
ment without meaning that it should
indica te the policy to be followed.
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The Minneapolis journal. (1905). Minneapolis, Minn., 1905-06-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045366/1905-06-06/ed-1/?sp=4
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Minneapolis journal, 1905-06-06.
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