Peace Treaty With Japan Ends War Era
Imperial edict authorizes Li Hung Chang to sign peace terms with Japan. Indemnity to China set at 200,000,000 taels. Formosa ceded. Lao Tung peninsula partly occupied. four new treaty ports opened. open port dues capped at 2 percent. Report confirms signing. preliminary terms indicate broad outline of definitive treaty to follow.
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Li Hung Chang
China
Liao Tang Peninsula
Formosa
Japan
Peking
Canton
Wasmineton
Preas
Gresham
Dan
Tokio
Lao Tung
Port Arthur
Moncken
Manchuria
Liao River
New Chwang Ia
Corean
Washington
John W. Foster
Bad political blood roils Chickasaw capital clash
A Guthrie dispatch reports a deadly riot at Tishomingo Chickasaw capital over sheriff elections. Gov Mosely faces 200 armed insurgents. six killed, eight wounded. Mosely calls a special legislature session as white residents flee. Separate Denver item notes Colorado Midland receivers borrowing funds to cover bond obligations and tunnel rail loans.
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Guthrie
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Tishomingo
Mosely
Willis Brown
Charles Brown
Noah McGill
McGill
Brown Brothers
Rev Reed Sent to an Asylum in Portland Bank Robbery Case
Reverend J C Reed who was acquitted for attempted robbery of the East Portland National Bank on insanity grounds was ordered committed to the insane asylum. He had held up the cashier with a pistol, was captured, and earlier years ago vanished then surfaced claiming mind loss. Also notes a shooting tournament at Atchison with $1000 in prizes and Denver trial of Richard Demandy for the Market Street strangling case with dramatic testimony from his sister Madame Fouchett. Senator Goebel acquitted for self defense after killing John L Sanford in Kentucky.
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Warner
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Silver Champions
Gold Bugs
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America
General Warner
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Pacific Coast
Iowa
Market Street
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Criminal
Richard Demandy
Lena Tapper
Jack, the Ripper
Whitechapel
London
United States
Demandy
Madame Fouchett
Goebel
Cayernati
William Goebel
John L. Sanford
Covington
Sanford
Multiple News Briefs From April 19 In Various Cities
A summary of short items from Mason City Ia to Chicago and Washington includes the death of 15 year old Lester Locke by accidental burn in Iowa. an heir in Santa Cruz seeks a $4,000,000 New York estate. verdicts against The Times editor McClure for alleged financial misdeeds. a Kansas financier distressed by his daughter's elopement with a Chinese Sunday school pupil. Helen Gould likely to sponsor the Chickasaw Guards drill. ex Judge McConnel vocally supports free silver. bicyclist John S Johnson suspended. Maud Alice Burke wed to Sir Bach Cunard. Dove charged with stealing tools. Standard Oil price rise. Baltimore and Ohio dividend approved. Denver move to close pool halls. officers transferred. Yorktown arrives Shanghai. Ives wife dies in Chicago.
Innocence Wins Over Vengeance in Church Sunday Scene
A cautious man, moved by a child’s innocent singing in a church Sunday school, contemplates harming a bell-ringing urchin but withdraws. The scene unfolds near a church as the youngster sits on a front bench, bathed in a halo of innocence while singing.
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Crescent Coal Company
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Jim Flynn
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St. Jasmin
James Underwood
Bessie
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Globe
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