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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1895

Page

6

Peace Terms and Territorial Gains in War with China

The article outlines Japan's peace demands including a 200,000,000 tael indemnity, cession of Formosa and the Pescadores, and territorial gains up to Liao Tang. It notes opening of five new ports, industrial rights in China, and low import duties. It also recalls Formosa’s geography, resources, and population, and summarizes key naval actions and sieges leading to Japanese control of Port Arthur and Wei-Hai-Wei.

Japan Pekin China

Kimberly Seeks Pact Clarity in Eastern Trade Talks

London April 17 The Earl of Kimberly secretary of state for foreign affairs has been spending the Easter period in discussions on a China Japan treaty and its bearing on merchants in eastern trade.Officials indicate progress but details remain under review with no final accord announced. The talks focus on terms affecting tariffs and shipping rights for merchants operating in the Far East.

London

Return of British figure linked to Asia peace talks

A London appearance is tied to the China Japan peace negotiations and the Nicaragua dispute. Eastern merchants welcome the settlement, predicting its end of trade stagnation and noting potential impact on Lancashire cotton industries. The text recalls earlier aims behind territorial concessions.

London The Globe Exchange Telegraph Company China Japan Nicaragua Standard Lancashire

Formosa Stumbling Block in Peace Talks

Pall Mall Gazette argues cession of Formosa will displease England while Port Arthur surrender will anger Russia. London notes the edict from Pekin defines terms of peace between China and Japan and warns signing may spark wider armed conflict, with Russian and British press differing in tone.

Pall Mall Gazette England Russia Port Arthur London Pall Mall China Japan Pekin Formosa Detches St. Petersburg

Meeting of the Powers to Revise Terms of Peace

Berlin April 17 The St Petersburg correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung telegraphs that the French and Russian governments plan to convoke a meeting of the powers to revise the peace terms agreed upon by the December and Japanese representatives.

Berlin St. Petersburg Frankfurter Zeitung Decese

Japan's Territorial Ambitions and Formosa Interest

The article discusses Japan's aims to expand commercially and territorially as a future base, noting Formosa offers obvious advantages due to wealth and location. It recalls 1874 Saigo’s expedition to Taiwan, its limited success, and the ongoing strategic push amid peace negotiations and relations with China.

Formosa Port Arthur Japan Saigo Gmen For Pekin China

Japan Claims Liao Tung as Manchuria’s Rich Southern Heart

An 19th century view describes Liao Tung as a Manchurian province rich in wheat barley and silk with iron coal and government monopolies in ginseng rhubarb and herds. It notes Mukden Zuni and Tzitzikhar as capitals and portrays Mantchus as the dominant race across the empire while asserting Japan sought the southern portion for its fertility.

Formosa Saghalien Russia Japan China Sea Fukien Commodore Perry United States China Siam New York Michitoro Hisa Harvard Corea Liao Tung Manchuria Amoor Mongolia Canada Liao ‘Tung Mukden Zuni Tzitzikhar Pekin

Decisive Battles of the War Describe Captures at Yalu and Ping Yang

An outline of early war actions between Japan and China describes naval engagements near Phungdo and core positions at Asan and Sei kwan. It notes the fall of Asan, Chinese retreat, and major clashes at Yalu Ping Yang and Port Arthur with casualty details and terrain context.

Yalu Ping-Yang Port Arthur China Japan Phungdo Corea Kow Shing Asan Sei-kwan Korea Yalin Ping Yang Seoul Tatung River Corean

Pescadores Islands Defined as Part of Formosa Region

The Pescadores Islands form a cluster at latitude 23.30 and longitude 119.30, separating the Pesca dores straits from Formosa Channel. The islands are considered part of Formosa due to similar inhabitants, climate, and productions.

Pescadores Islands Pescadores Straits Formosa Channel Formosa

Canton Leaders to Gather in Hong Kong Ahead of Revolution

A Hong Kong dispatch reports expectant revolution against the reigning dynasty to begin Friday. Leading Chinese from Canton are traveling to Hong Kong in large numbers as part of the buildup.

London Hong Kong Canton

Tokio dispatch outlines peace ratifications three weeks

A Central News despatch from Tokio reports peace ratifications to be exchanged within three weeks and the armistice extended to midnight May 8.

London Tokio

Indemnity to Japan to be paid in silver installments

A Tokyo report states that China will pay the indemnity to Japan in five yearly installments, all settled in silver. The information comes from Central News correspondents in Tokio.

London Central News Tokio Japan

Web Pressmen's Dance Opens Union Ball in Boston Hall

Last evening marked the first grand ball of Web Pressmen's Union No. 3 at Odd Fellows Hall, Boston. A Berkeley Orchestra concert opened the 8 to 9 program, followed by a ballroom sequence with 100 couples, including tributes to major Boston papers. An intermission at midnight featured a menu for about 250 attendees and notable guests from the Globe, Herald, Journal, and other unions.

Union No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall Web Pressmen’s Union Boston Berkeley Boston Post Boston Herald Boston Globe Boston Journal Boston Transcript Typographical Union Peter Splitcoff the Journal W. H. Estey The Standard Francis M. Stanwood George Williams Stereotyper’s Union Daniel A. Whelton John J. Haley Pressmen’s Union No. 8 N. Dustin Annie Whall Daniel Cole Hayes Julia Gately Annie Gately Rose Bannon George W.W. Drosay William Allen J. E. Fuller Edward Ware And Emma Yullar Mary. McDonough Minnie Driscoll Timothy

Visit to The Heights Reveals Rapid Growth and Charm

In a persuasive pitch for Revere's suburb The Heights, readers are invited to see its rapid development within a year, highlighting natural beauty and substantial advantages for home buyers and investors. The feature emphasizes appealing qualities that make the area stand out.

Patriots' Day Promotion Push Invites Civic Watchers

Notwithstanding the fact no taxes are due all improvements are free. The notice urges readers to come out and see investigate and notice. Transit directions point to Heights via Lynn Boston Crescent Beach Beachmont or Woodlawn cars from Soollay Square Cornhill.

The Heights Lynn Boston Crescent Beach Beachmont Washington Ave Woodlawn Soollay Square Cornhill

Boston Democracy Adopts New Delegate and Enrollment Reforms

The Democratic city committee approved a two-convention approach for mayoral and school committee delegates and for aldermen and street commissioner nominees. A sweeping enrollment plan would compel party enrollment, create ward enrollment boards, and set rules for adding or removing names with executive committee oversight.

Democratic City Committee Iar Corbett Hayes Boston Democracy Nies Donovan Patrick Maguire Gilbride Benells

Freckles Henry and Woodsbury Rival Biosty Bown Inven

Readable fragments mention Freckles Henry and Woodsbury with a rival figure Biosty Bown. The note hints at an invention or discovery but provides no clear dates or outcomes. Without full context, the item reads as a clipped local brief noting names and a potential invention.

Holy Cross Defeats Andover in Afternoon Baseball

Holy Cross defeated Phillips Academy of Andover 12 to 9 in an afternoon game. Drew and Powers led the hits for Andover and Holy Cross respectively as the visitors swung well. The Post Trick Top is advertised at the office for 1 cent.

Andover Phillips Academy Powers of Holy Cross Alsty Cal Holy Cross Holy ‘Cros Post Office of the Post

Whiting's Place in Boston Police Commission Election

Governor Greenhalge may name a new Boston police commissioner today. Three contenders remain Whiting Eldridge and Pierce with Whiting favored by many political allies, though the governor may prefer a rank and file appointee to avoid past politicization. The governor has not confirmed any decision and officials doubt an imminent announcement.

Greenhalge Boston Albert T. Whiting Whiting Curtis J. O. Shaw Rand Martin Eldredge Pierce Russell Hts Eldridge Lee Whch

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