MIKADO CHAGRINED OVER OUTRAGES AGAINST CHINESE LABORERS
A Tokyo dispatch reports indepth inquiry into post Port Arthur killings where armed Japanese laborers attacked Chinese residents. The Mikado ordered a thorough investigation. officials pledge severe punishment for culprits. Separate Seoul report notes Count Inonye met the Korean king to discuss reforms amid interceding intrigues.
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Count Inonye
King of
Coren
Lossos
Dee
Tokio
Central News
Port Arthur
Mikado
Uis
Weheen
Corean
Count Twonye
Michigan Democrats Split Over Silver Issue In Detroit
About thirty Michigan Democrats attended a free silver coinage conference in Detroit. Leaders warned the party to adopt silver or face a new silver party, urging free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1 and a government policy shift.
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Detroit
Comgiesman Whiting
Port Huron
J. G. Hammer
Holland
C. P. Black
Lansing
Democratic Party
Teith Ba
Caretaeg Ceceite
Democratic State Central Committee
Death of Ferdinand de Lesseps in Paris in 1894
Reports confirm the death of Viscount Ferdinand de Lesseps at the chateau La Chasnay in Paris. Born November 19, 1805, he guided the Suez Canal project and held various diplomatic posts earlier in his career before his later retirement amid financial and political scandal.
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Dice
Paris
France
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Chateau la Chosnaye
Versailles
Lisbon
Barcelona
Cation Ares
Mediterranean
Fee Mae
M. de Lesseps
Mile
Antard
T the
Bla Peivake Forte
Mantell Challenge Sparks Divorce and Duel Threats
In Cincinnati Robert Mantell and E. E. Hume clashed over Charlotte Behrens's divorce suit. Hume arrives in Covington sending a boastful note to Mantell, who vows court action. Three miners die in a Center Creek Coal mine cave in Wena City, Missouri, near Sucker Flat.
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Charlotte Behrens
Cincinnati
Robert Mantell
E. E. Hume
Hume
Mantell
Chicago
Madford
Mrstell
KK Hume
Mantel
Wena City
Center Creek Coal ‘Company
Sucker Flat
John Lareen
Dan Trexil
Walter Cole
Georgia Exposition Appropriation Passed by Georgia House
Georgia votes 106 in favor to approve a $17,500 appropriation for a state exhibit at the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta. Endorsing cities Birmingham and Charleston support the expo and a five member committee is named to prepare Charleston resources for the Atlanta event next year.
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House of Representatives
Georgia
House
Charleston
Cuantestos
Young Men's Business League
Atlanta
President's Return to Health Evident in White House Visit
Patchy OCR reports the President recovering from illness with a public White House appearance. He attended noonday receptions in the East Room despite bad weather, joined by about 100 attendees including excursionists from Lynch, Virginia. The text notes improved treasury finances as tariff provisions take effect and business adjusts accordingly.
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Wasmyards
White House
Td Shor Hala
Lynch Va
White
X Seagel
Fidelity Building and Loan Receives Receiver Appointment
Confused OCR reads indicate the Fidelity Building and Loan Association secured appointment of a receiver amid financial turmoil. Fire destroyed a big machinery plant. losses estimated at large sums were to be covered by insurance.
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Wasutsaton, Vec
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Errno Jurneys
Cutcano
Pire
Tee Surance
Ig Manatee
Faba
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John
Windsor Block
Americus, Ga
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London
Morning Post
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Salt Lake
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Billy Meehan
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