Japan Notified by Russia of Temporary Port Arthur Occupation
Russia informs Japan of a temporary seizure at Port Arthur as a large Japanese squadron sails to China. The move underscores growing regional tensions with Chinese ports noted as destinations.
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Russia
Port Arthur
Fied
Nagasaki
Partition of the empire discussed by European press
Sentin el reports Russia occupying Port Arthur and a large Japanese squadron leaving Nagasaki. Paris sources say France will follow Britain if it seizes a Chinese port. The Ballad states Britain may station ships at Wei Hai Wei. U S officials doubt German and British moves threaten the United States.
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Yang Tse Valley
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Wei-Hai- Wei
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Berlin
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Personal notices and Society items in a Indiana paper
Wm. Gillman returned home to Dillsboro after visiting Henry Huffman. Mr. and Mrs. Dizner relocate from Chestnut Ridge to Greenwood. John Hayworth embezzlement case motions denied. Emma Houcher and Stella Riddle visit and travel. Wheat and market notes reflect mixed activity with price upticks. Multiple local residents and visitors mentioned with various movements and events.
Young Men in Congress Shine in Fifty fifth Session
A Washington letter notes unusually many youths in the Fifty fifth Congress led by Rep Hitchen of North Carolina age 30. It highlights Tom Jett of Hillsboro 34 and Judge James M Briggs 30 as the youngest in Georgia and other states. It praises Wheeler from Kentucky 34 and Virginia’s W A Young 37. It underscores Democratic strength and asks if youth is a trend or coincidence.
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National
House of Representatives
Fifty-fifth Congress
Atlantic Coast
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Webster
Calhoun
Lincoln
W. W. Kwitehen
North Carolina
Congress
Sibley
Illinois
Thomas M. Jett
Hillsboro
Mr. Jett
Indiana Normal School
Jett
James M. Briggs
Georgia
Briggs
Judge Briggs
Dex
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State Senate
Eupreme Court
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King
Chicago
Bryan
Hawaii
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Charlee K. Wheeler
Kentucky
Wheeler
Virginia
Norfolk
W. A. Young
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Sewall
Silver
Apollo
Chesterfield
Democrats
Mr. Bailey
Texas
Democratic Party
Smith D. Fry
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