Immigrant Armament Plot Tied to Honolulu Landing
A derailed dispatch from Los Angeles describes a Japanese plan to land 2500 emigrants armed for military duty in Honolulu in late July. Ships chartered by the Japanese government carry weapons and ammunition. three battleships are prepared to sail from Yokohama to meet the arrival.
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St Touts
Los Angeles
Cal
maya
Japan
Honolulu
Neogata
Yokohama
Hono- Telu
Unitatates
Marquis Ito in Paris Protests Annexation Ties with Japan
Paris reports Marquis Ito, staying at the Continental, travels to Europe to protest United States led annexation efforts in the Pacific. The Figaro article outlines fears of a potential rupture between the United States and Japan over the Randwich Islands and notes Ito’s aim to warn Europe against the move.
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Datos
Marquis Tto
Paris
legation
Japan
United State
Randwich
Europe
Ching
Ha- Wailen
America
That Troublesome Rate Festera Lines to Meet in St Louis
Western Lines executives gather at the naval headquarters on July 29 to discuss rates from St Louis and Texas routes. Frisco Vice President Yoakum notes New York’s peace conference showed complexity and favors letting water and steamship lines compete while railroads resist general rate chaos to avoid costly restoration.
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Festera Lines
Wii
St Louis
Campjbell
mostiog
bafjan head
St. Louie
Texas
seas ‘board
Yoakum
Frisco
New York
all nation
New ‘York
St Louie
enmmerei
inter exis
eltua
Judge Cooley Taken to Sanitarium in Michigan
The article reports that Judge Thomas M. Cooley has been taken to a sanitarium in Fiat Mich near Fitch Michigan due to a breakdown from intense work on railroad and commercial cases. At 72 he had served three terms on Michigan's Supreme Court and published many legal texts though his mind has largely faded, with moments of rational speech and prayer.
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Isaac No Way
Citizena Baytags Loan and Ballolting Association of
Pana
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Weaver
Judge Cooley
Fitch
Ann Arbor
dudge
Thomas M Cooley
Fiat
selesion
Michigan
Fobacs
New York
Dingley
Incco
Inns
San Francisco Throngs Seek Klondike Transport Across Cold Front
Crowds in San Francisco cluster for news and transport options as Alaska fever grows. Clerks professionals and hundreds seek routes to land gold fields while new schemes emerge to bypass limited shipping and reach Klondike routes by steamers and schooners.
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OMora
San Francisco
Cal
ony
soca
Klondike
Double Murder Shock Springfield Readers
A two line report from Springfield dated July 28 describes a double murder. Jas Mingle Chorustrader is accused of killing Mary Brit toe and her infant by head chopping after disputes over living together. Mingle denies charges as Blond was found on his clothes and he was captured while leaving the city.
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Goreatrader
Spnefield
Springfield
Jas Mingle
Chorustrader
Mary Brittoe
Mingle
United States Consul Dies by Own Hand in San Salvador
Washington reports Consul Otto Munchmeyer at San Salvador died by his own action last night. Minister Baker will appoint the vice consul to take charge. Otto Munchmeyer was appointed from West Virginia in 1895 to be vice consul at Acajutia and later to San Salvador to fill a vacancy caused by his father’s death.
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Kile Mimscit
San Salvator
Washington
United States
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Manchmzyer
San Salvedor
Baker
Otto Munchmeyer
West Virginia
Acajutia
Salvador
Jonila
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Miners Appeal Conference Delays in Meeting Coal Strike Support
A national conference of labor leaders met at 18 yesterday to chart ways to win the coal strike. President Ratchford of the coal miners union arrived late, delaying proceedings as Gompers Debs Mahon and other leaders discussed a countrywide appeal and possible tax on organizations to sustain the strike. The session featured a manifesto urging government protection of assembly and free speech and calling for mass meetings to support miners famine and poverty relief. The gathering adjourned, with plans to reconvene Wednesday.
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wns
Ratchford
Messrs
Gompers
Debs Mahon
coal m
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Mahon
street railway union
Samuel Gompers
Ave
trades unions
organized labor
United States
minera
West Virginia
Pennesivania
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ulea
Pittsburgh coal conference seeks uniformity plan to end strike
A large Pittsburgh district meeting of coal operators and officials pressed for a uniformity plan to end the western Pennsylvania coal strike. The conference discussed cash payments for 2090 pounds of coal mined biweekly, elimination of company stores, and uniform screen. A minority report questioned motives and urged conciliation through frank conference with miners.
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joint arbitration commission
court house
arbbration commission
opersiora
DB Frank Schmidt
Indiana
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John Little
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W . Murray
Alex Demynter
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Baclock A Tecess
Steyner
Golone
banco
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thetata
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Mining Industry Talks Struggle Over Wages and Strike
In western Pennsylvania the mining industry debated wage scales amid a strike threat. A conference adjourned after Col Rend opposed removing a minority report and urged keeping the record intact. Operators later agreed to print and distribute copies of the agreement to each operator.
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fiona
Rend resed
Rend foot
Ciettban Derapeter
Gulovel Rend
taft
W oP
Dearmitt wald
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