Rumors of Japanese Labor Influx Stir U.S. Debate
The piece reports fears that Japanese contract labor is flooding into the United States via British Columbia, with estimates around 100,000 workers discussed. It notes government concern, Republican resistance, and potential impact on immigration policy and labor markets, amid broader worry over foreign labor in the national campaign.
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Houston memory and secession frame in historic speech
Fragmentary report recounts a convention stance on secession in January 1861, noting opposition by J. W. Throckmorton and a fiery crowd. The text pivots to war expenditure debates under McKinley and financial tallies, then touches on stock disease and vaccination efforts in Benton County.
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