Japan Parliament to Convene in October on War Questions
Reports from Yokohama and Washington describe Japan convoking an extra session of parliament on October 15 to debate war measures and international policy. Chinese forces reportedly landed troops at the Yalu, while Tokyo prepares defenses along the coast and plans displaying the Kong Hwan and Asan trophies.
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Yokohama
Hiroshima
Tien‘Tsin
Yalu
von Hanenkin
Washington
Radiales
Supwtel
Progresonista
Riament
Kong Hwan
Asan
Tokio
China to apologize with imperial edict on foreign murders
The dispatches report an imperial edict promising reparations for recent killings of missionaries and a French official, amid tensions on the Tonkin frontier. The edict, issued in Pekin, signals regret and possible atonement for escalating violence affecting foreign nationals.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Victoria
Lowing
Okabama
Japan
Tspondents
Tonquin
Tyle
Shanghai
Second Crop of Berries Delights Chicago Trade
Chicago notes a second crop of raspberries from Michigan bushes. The City of Chicago unloaded berries on South Water street surprising commission men who had shifted to turkeys and cranberries. Berries came from Benton Harbor and St Joseph with red ink marking the load.
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Chicago
Michigan
Graham and Morton
City of
South Water Street
Graham
Morton
Benton Harbor
St. Joseph
Sand Hill
Free Trade Party Annihilated in Victorian Elections
Melbourne voters last week delivered a crushing defeat to the free trade party ending a decade of political standing. The election results marked a major shift in the state’s trade policy and party dynamics.
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Melbourne
Free Trade Party
Exeta freed by court as Cienfuegos faces extradition
San Francisco September 24 Three of four San Salvador refugees aboard the Bennington are freed General Antonio Ezeta General Leon Balanos and Major Florencio Bustamente will be released with Colonel Cienfuegos to be sent back to San Salvador to answer charges United States District Judge Morrow issued the ruling after tracing Ezeta's rise and the year 1891 revolt.
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San Francisco
San Salvador
United States
Bennington
Antonio Ezeta
Leon Balanos
Florencio Bustamente
Cienfuegos
Morrow
Ezeta
Carlos Ezeta
Political Fointars and Populist Odds in Colorado Race
The article notes southwestern Colorado counties that gave large majorities to Waite and the Populist ticket two years ago may repeat the result. It cites nearly 40 000 Democratic votes in 1892, Maupin with under 10 000, and argues a stronger Republican and Democratic slate this year could limit Waite's votes while Populists remain formidable.
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Colorado
Republican Party
Waite
Maupin
White Wings
Veterans Vote Split and Populist Auditor Controversy
Old soldiers unlikely to back the Populist ticket as auditor Goody Koontz withholds funds for the Soldiers Home, risking closure. Government aid hinges on state payment, while the auditor redirects funds. Non disabled comrades vow to rebuke the Populist management with November votes. Waiteism faces strong opposition this year.
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Goodykoontz
Lable
Waite's honesty questioned as power machine exposed
Critics charge Waite uses public service for political ends and to retain state treasury influence. They say he personally oversees petty city appointments and levies assessments for political purposes, likening his actions to a state machine rivaling Tammany.
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Waite
Denver
New York
Local voters weigh community prosperity over federal policy
Citizens express that the wellbeing of their own community takes precedence over national law. The piece notes Colorado facing a fierce battle against what it calls hostile federal measures and local misgovernance.
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Colorado
Colorado Republicans Call for Stable Economic Policy
The piece argues for pragmatic governance over abstract economics, urging mining and milling to run at full capacity, inviting capital, and enforcing law to protect citizens' rights. It condemns Waite and populist experiments and asserts Republicans as sponsors of good government.
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Mentithy
Colorado
Waite
Republican Party
A. W. McIntire: Plain Man and Governor Nominee
A. W. McIntire emerges as a liberal educated Republican governor candidate. Described as a thoughtful plain gentleman with a modest fortune who has lived quietly, farming and stock raising while studying social and economic issues. He is portrayed as genial and unpretentious with courteous conduct to all people.
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A. W. McIntire
McIntire
Revolt Against Waiteism Gains Skepticism Among Workers
The piece argues workers doubt Waite’s aid as governor fails to provide jobs or higher wages. It claims Populists are a greenback party, criticizing Phoebe Couzins for denouncing mining conditions and questioning the party’s silver platform.
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Waite
Phoebe Couzins
Simon
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