Japan Seeks Stronger Ties With U S Cotton Trade
Japanese consul general N Hashiguichi voiced optimism that southern cotton will boost Japan United States commerce. He noted a recent shipment of 9 000 bales to San Francisco and said cheap southern cotton enables local mills and China Corea markets to grow. He cited Japan’s rising mill growth and desire for U S raw cotton amid expanding overseas agents from European powers.
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New York
N. Hashiguichi
Japan
United States
San Francisco
China
Corea
India
England
Pri Ec
Fighting in Formosa and Bombardment Reports
Formosa fighting continues as Japanese forces bombard Keo Lang. A defaulter, Philip Doeppen Schmidt, cashier for Bensizer Brothers, shot himself amid personal crisis reports.
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Cmecano
Philip Doeppenschmidt
Bensizer Brothers
Piihaan Br Sebessoanet Beers Ure Ss
Great Flood Rain Dims Damage Across Midwest States
Dispatches report heavy rainfall across Iowa Nebraska Kansas Arkansas Missouri and Colorado with reports of over two feet in places. Crops ravaged by drought now face further ruin as railways fear disruptions from the unprecedented downpour in late May.
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St. Loum
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Daxyxn
Colo
Fao
The League Meeting and International News Highlights
The report covers a thinner attendance at a National Municipal League session due to warm weather, with talks on government by national means. It also notes Rio de Janeiro speculation on President Moraes’s resignation and a British embassy update on Lord Gough’s death and succession.
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Clevelawn
National Municipal League
National
Graves
Waah
Thomas N
Portland
Ore
Brasius
New
Youx
Herald
Rio de Janeiro
Moraes
Lord Gough
Wreck Death Toll Rises to 187 at Colima Coast
May 3 reports from Manzanillo state 187 drowned in the Colima wreck with 24 rescued and being sent north. The disaster marks one of the worst loss of life at sea.
Chairman Carter Outlines Republican Campaign Focus
In a public statement Thomas E. Carter the Republican national committee chair says the 1896 platform will defend protection and the restoration of bimetallism on a substantial basis. He notes tariff debates may arise but unity on protection remains, and calls for a vigorous foreign policy to advance this final policy.
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Republican Party
New Yauk
Thomas E. Carter
Republican National Committee
Sayat
Morton Chancery Depew Afraid Sunstroke Hurt Boom
Depew reacts to Governor Morton’s heat illness with concern. Reporters describe the event as a slight episode. Wreck at Lavours Texas injures a Black man named Joe Whiston Beato. Fires and financial notes follow as various towns report damages and defense discussions.
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Chancery
Jim Americas Megro Heturne From the Land of His Ancestors
Dave Kendrick a Black barber long known in Americus returns from Africa and Central America after two years. He left New Orleans with a railroad crew building on the West coast of Africa but endured forced labor before being sent to Guatemala. He earned enough to pay his passage home to New Orleans and Americus to resume barbering.
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Jim Americas
Megro Heturne
Dave Kendrick
Negro Barber Well K
Africa
Central America
Dave
New Orleans
Barber
Railroad Ceat
Guatemala
Americus
Rumors of Wars and Disputes Across Americas
A chaotic summary of rumors from Quezaltenango and surrounding areas reports dissensions and possible annexation moves involving Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Brno Mouoh. It notes circulating American and Peruvian silver dollars and mentions a Misused Fends incident. Other items include a missing Wright & Warner agent with $200,000 in bonds and a Daville county free coinage directive from a Democratic convention.
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Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Outen
Quezaltenango
Gastemala
Hushuetenango
Pointe aCe
Seeton Fo
Barrios
Pa Pole Mar
Brno
Mt. Lor
Deeds St
Louvre
A. W.wright
Wright & Warner
Wagin Building
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Americ
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Brertie Roi
Bees Lamar
Lis
Yassey Amr Artmole Snteatter Beet
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Americus Candy Factory
Gous
HOD Russell
Lee Street
Victoria Hotel
Hainson
Proprie
Snithwick
Forsyth St
Tomar Street
Ricus, Ga
M. Callaway
Americus, GA
LE Brun’s
Rico
Ana
Averida
Neighboer Ouoney
Hood
Rene
Matavdme Mmeetydewe
Coleman
Stalling’s Cash Grocery
Jackson Street
J. A. Stallings
Ace
People’s National Bank
Girove
Childrem- Paris Medicine Co
Galatia
Ill
Abney, Carr & CO
Davenport Drug
Sandersville Railroad Company
Bandersville, GA
Dublin
Peet Uessence van Pi Pan Aimee Soe
King Cotton
Urole
Sam
Orient
South
BM. Levy
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Taba
Formosa
Platen
Alapatee
Keo Lang
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Columbus Southern Railway Co
Jay
Epoeye Sumibay
Petween Albany
Thomasy
Tralos
Untum
Columbuwand Albany
H. C. Hill
Sigurs Freg
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Indis
Hugh Gough
Atten Pateellabteg
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Bituminous
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Jim Corbett
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Senneces
Southern 8 Association
U.S
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Beller
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Ecuador
Taiaee
Machalet
Gete
Feagin
James ‘Wendell
Wendell
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Carter
MR. Morton
Wreck- Lavours
Tex
Senec
Hexprnsos
William Elliott
Ans
Gold Standard Defense Association
Russia
Ad Exuuge
Mocquite
Agsia
Mons Continua
Ottawa
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