Chilean congress proclaims amnesty amid global tensions
The report lists varied world events including Chilean amnesty for political offenders, a yellow fever alert, and dispatches on imports and exports, troop movements and Sino European actions. It notes U S courts, extradition talks with Spain, and assignments for Democratic clubs while mentioning fires in Louisville and a royal alliance against China.
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Yountan
Northwest Notes roundup of western. rail, mines, and calamities
A patchwork of brief items reports cargo limits from San Francisco to Astoria, mule shipments to China via Seattle, and a Spokane unload of harness. Arrests at Mayo Colorado relate to a Union Pacific holdup. Mining deals unfold in Colorado and California while Yellowstone fires abate after rain. Reprieve granted to Tombstone prisoners, mine fires kill stock, and a Parr ot mine fire causes heavy losses. Domination rumors about royalty in Dawson denied. Court sentences issued in Basin Wyoming, sheep losses from lightning, forest fires on Ell Mountain. Seattle prepares for 1904 exposition with substantial funding. Fatalities include a train accident in Idaho and a park shooting in Laramie. The Gaelic brings refugees from China. California grape and wine conflicts flare. A Shoshone, Idaho man dies, and a Scota Cron oat end joins a long list of local misfortunes.
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McKinley
Aalderman Brothers
Hong
Tombatone
Ariz
Parrot
Hatte
Mont
Arenoville
Cal
Sann Francisco Examiner
Basin
Wyete
Wesley Bloom
Harry Smith Tittle
Edward Peane
Meuse
George McCray
Camper
Wyo
Matte Valley Company
la Prele Creel
Ell Mountain
Carbon
Caron
Wyomley
Wyoming
Seattle
John Thees
Solelie
Laramie
Thees
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Orient
China
Revs
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Geo. Worth
California
Hdaho
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Sxota Cron
Manila as a Trade Hub for US Goods Across Asia
The article argues that US trade through Manila will open a vast Asia market, with Asia including Japan, China, and the Philippines driving demand for American cotton, breadstuffs, dairy, iron, ores, and farm products. It cites rising exports to China, Japan, Australasia, Hawaii, and the Philippines, and contrasts colonial commerce with imperial duties and reciprocal policies.
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Philippines
Orient
Manila
Dencely
Japan
Hussia
China
British India
Austramein
Dutch East Indies
Canton
Shanghai
Havana
New York
IAAS
Druich Australasia
Hawaiian Islands
Philippincy
Gconia
Asia
Oceania
Treasury Bureau of Stailetice
BENEFIT OF COLONies in official world stats report
An official Bureau of Statistics publication shows 126 colonies and dependencies covering two months of the globe and housing one third of Earth’s population. They import about 1.3 billion dollars yearly, over 40 percent purchased from their mother countries, while exports exceed imports and a large share goes home. Infrastructure spending grows, funded by local revenues or loans.
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Crilian
Great Britain
India
France
Porto Rico
Hawaii
United States
Bureau of Statiation
War with Spain and the Philippine cession plan
The document outlines U S instructions to Prime Minister Woodford urging support for a peaceful settlement with Spain and Cuba, the 1898 war, and the Paris peace preliminaries. It describes territorial changes including Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines, and notes a proposed purchase price of 20 million dollars for the Philippine transfer and its potential benefits for future governance.
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Miniater Woodford
Madrid
Impresa
Spain
United States
Cuba
Thia
Apel
Porto Rico
Odies
Ladrones
Matnia
Philippines
Paris
Lslands
Philippine Archipelago
Prices rise for hog sales as campaign rhetoric inflames debate
The World Herald in Omaha, Bryan’s organ, claims farm prices cannot rise without ongoing carnage in the TRIG campaign. Meanwhile Nebraskere Hoge Nebraska hoge sold for $1.60 per head more than on the same date four years ago, hinting at market volatility amid political discourse.
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Nebraskere Hoge Nebraska Hoge
Haha
World Herald
Bryan
Omaha
Democratic editors target Roosevelt as vulnerable candidate
The Democratic editors conclude Roosevelt is vulnerable and shift their efforts to attacking his teeth.
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Roosevelt
South Dakota party plans November un-Pattignrew event
A political group in South Dakota is arranging activities for November. The report notes efforts to reshape or refresh party efforts ahead of the month’s events.
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South Dakota
Rural free delivery a lasting Republican reform rise
An historical overview credits the McKinley era with creating rural free delivery, expanding from 44 routes and $10,600 to widespread nationwide service. It argues opposition by Democrats, and praises the program for boosting farms, education, roads, markets, and postal receipts, noting large future funding and expansion plans.
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Post Office Department
Rtn
McKiniag
Wanamaker
Harrizon
Cleveland
Geret
Moma
Losy
Democratic House of Representatives
Forty-third Congress
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Wilgop
Jones
Malla
Caren
Perry
Heath
Wamammhor
Potitolee Department
Republican Congress
United States
Ohal
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