China and Japan war tensions rise amid shifting loyalties
The article notes formalization of strained ties between China and Japan, with Britain signaling support for Japan while warning of potential conflicts. It discusses naval strengths, with Chinese ships and Japanese fleets, and the likelihood of China invading Korea while Japan defends core territory. It mentions arms purchases and their disputed value for the army.
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Heartless Desertion of Helpless Babe in San Francisco
July 7 report describes two eight-year-old children of Mr and Mrs J wintnn sery nearly bed ridden by desertion. A infant found in a room over a cry stall by a policeman, covered with flies, nearly starving. The father, a milk wagon driver, worked day. the mother, 17 or 18, left the child in care of others. The room showed broken furniture and signs of neglect. the infant cries and a goose in the room adds to the scene.
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China and Japan Damages Demanded After Transport Sunscast
A fragmented report notes Chinese and Japanese tensions over damages sought from Japan through the English foreign office following clashes at sea. It cites a Chinese claim of victory when a Chinese ironclad engaged a Japanese cruiser near Praca Jerome gul and mentions dockside dynamite incidents, indictments, and various local disturbances across ports.
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Counterfeiting Registry Certificates Prompts Arrests
The issue reports arrests and court action over counterfeit registry certificates linked to a broader fraud involving Chinese goods, production waste, and a Wisconsin centrality. It describes suspects including Abbott and Bennett, a farmers warning, and a shooting incident near a town with population concerns and damaged property.
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Worden Unruly in Washington Court Session
A morning session details Worden using profane language in Mrs Andy Woorasp's presence as witnesses testified to a wreck scene near Dayville. He clashed with deputy and county officials, hurled insults, and was removed after a second outburst.
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Tariff Bill conference eyed as sugar clash looms
The Senate agreed to a further conference on the tariff bill after House demand, with Washburns motion to recede from the sugar amendment facing mixed votes. Conferees named as Jones, Harris Sherman, Allen and Aldrich. Expect quick action but sugar schedule remains the main friction point.
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Contested Legislation Debate Moves Toward Compromise
The article describes Senate and House negotiations on tariff and tax measures, noting possible reductions in cottons and embroideries, potential changes to tobacco and bonded period extensions, and a planned open conference between the committees. Chairman Wilson arrived with news from a private session as talks focused on procedural rules and a possible bipartisan compromise.
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Boxing Tournament Ends In Quick Fitzsimmons Victory
Old timers recall a boxing card featuring Bob Fitzsimmons defending the middleweight title against Frans Vuiler, a brief two round bout with Miller, and a punchy display by Daly against Lynch. A flood of incidents and local accidents fill the page from City to Canton with notable deaths and world league scores.
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Unclear Railroad Collision Report and July Heat Wave
Fragmented report describes a railroad collision near Jacobs Wash on July 25 and mentions an unknown signal engineer. The text shifts to a track meet in Garden City with mentions of Walter, Whit, and a team from five-Ottongla, plus a note about the hottest day of the year at 93 degrees on July 27.
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Strike Threats From Fuginéas and Conductors At Santy de Mai
A threatened general strike by Fugineais and conductors on the Santy de Mai line looms as a new conflict. Reports say the action may be linked to ongoing labor disputes with the Santa Fe railway, with potential service disruptions if workers walk out tomorrow morning.
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Signs of wavering in tariff talks threaten Senate gains
Report details increasing persuasive pressure from House conferees and Democratic senators as talks on a tariff bill and trust provisions show signs of compromise. Telegram appeals urge presidential support, with hints of a proposed 49 percent duty cap and free ore/coal terms. Senate and House conferees struggle to reach agreement amid partisan tension and outside lobbying.
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Thousands lose lives in Tulip Town flood disaster
A catastrophic flood in Tulip Town devastates the county leaving thousands homeless and many dead or missing. Survivors suffered fires and property loss as crews rescued residents and ferried women and children to safety.
Kidnapping and murder scare rattles Spokane county
A prominent farmer and Republican politician Charles Zlo3 Stein of Mier Gloosteyn vanished last night after threats and an attack, reportedly hit with a blunt instrument and found bleeding near a search party. The case spurs intense local fear amid political tensions. meanwhile other notices describe medical cures and patent remedies from Webster Bros drugstore in Fresno with testimonials and prices.
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Omnibus Complaint Against Strikers in San Francisco
United States district attorney files an omnibus complaint against strike leaders in Northern California. The document charges overt acts and intent to disrupt commerce and progress, naming defendants from Sacramento and Los Angeles areas. San Francisco judge sentences listed as Ryan in a separate case. a Columbus Union article notes fourteen years for McGalfrey murder at a city house.
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Strikers Trial Reveals Worden and Hatch as Locomotive Thieves
Testimony in the strike case identifies Worden and Hatch as the leaders who stole two locomotives and a Pullman car at Lathrop and forced their escape to Stockton then Sacramento, where additional strikers were captured. Witnesses describe telegrams, court orders, and efforts to compel production of dispatches from the Western Union and Post Company as investigations unfold.
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Court records reveal long hearing on stockton strike and arms
Testimony details the militia's potential actions and the mediation committee during July in Sacramento. Witnesses include Mullin Compton Worden and Knox as they discuss captured arms, street disturbances, and threats against officials. A separate Fresno probate notice seeks court approval to sell decedent estate real property with public sale ordered for later.
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Local Primary Nominations Highlight County Ticket
The piece notes JR Webb as a present incident, with Republican nomination for County Treasurer Jeb Whitson and Republican nomination for District Attorney. Names appear as key figures, reflecting party slate and local elections.
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