Reunion plans stir as cities vie for next Confederate gathering
May 20 New Orleans report details the Confederate Veterans reunion in Mississippi City. Louisville Chattanooga Savannah and St. Louis are named as potential sites with Louisville pushing hardest. General Gordon regains health and receives overwhelming ovation as he presides with support from Adjutant General Mickle.
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Editor's Opinion on Manchurian Matters and Global Crises
Alfred Cunningham, manager of the Hongkong Daily Press aboard the Kaga Maru, says Japanese journalists view Russia's Manchurian moves as unsurprising. He warns the south China rebellion and foreign arms shipments threaten an even greater international crisis involving America Britain and Japan. He cites French bribery in Kwang Si and a vast, pro foreign movement to depose the empress dowager and restore Kwang Su.
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Tetuan torn by Berber revolt threatens Moroccan stability
May 20 Tangier dispatch reports Tetuan still threatened by Zimmari Berber tribes. 1000 rebels mutinied after being summoned for Fez expedition, fled carrying gear and horses, raiding tribal lands. Officials fear impact on government prestige and possible wider uprisings.
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Government to press for equal Manchuria privileges
Washington reports the United States will insist on commercial privileges in Manchuria equal to those of other nations including Russia. The State Department demands free entry for US goods and argues duties on American products would harm ongoing trade, reassuring southern cotton interests concerned about market access.
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Struck by North 86 near Caldwell in Kansas
Wellington Kansas May 20 reports a collision involving a rail car and a truck near a well yard. Several injured including Postal Clerk Myers. One person killed in the crash.
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