US Eyes Mediation Between Japan and China for Peace
Washington reports that ongoing negotiations may prompt the United States to mediate a settlement between Japan and China to end the war and free American prisoners in Japan. The U S will not join European powers in coercive action and seeks a peaceful resolution acceptable to both sides.
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Japan
China
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State Department
Korea
Chipa
Parmesan
Snowstorm Closes Indiana Rail Lines and Delays Trains
A severe early season snowstorm blankets central Indiana from Phanonath to Lavenpan, halting freight traffic and delaying trains. Snow and sleet lash roads as winds howl, with downed trees and power lines reported in several counties. By evening the storm eases slightly, but travel remains treacherous and schedules face further disruption.
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Indiana
Siow
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Wunll
Eafelack
Two Republicans Discuss Final Decision and Democracy
Ex president Harrison depicted the recent election as the most extraordinary political revolution. He argued free ballots rejected the 1892 Democratic vote, faulted the party for expediency over principles, and endorsed protective tariffs, reciprocity, and a strong American foreign policy. He praised the West and urged trust in the people and fidelity in office. Governor McKinley declined to comment on the Babe, while the final victory was noted as a clear judgment by the public.
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Wilson
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Indiana
Santa Fe
Catron
Republic
Sil Funn
Postal delay complaint about Nation papers
A reader from Providence complains two weeks without Nations editions and asks for postal investigation. The editor notes regular dispatch from this office and intends an inquiry, urging delivery to Logan post office families and addressing multiple county complaints.
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Epiror
Joseea A. Sworn
Proviorner
Proclamation by President Cleveland on Thanksgiving Day
President Grover Cleveland proclaims Thanksgiving Day set for November 29 as a national day of thanks and prayer. He urges gratitude for divine kindness, humility, and acts of charity, with the seal of the United States affixed, dated November 1 in Washington.
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United States
Washington
Lord Isl
Money to Loan in Utah and Southern Idaho Areas
Cheap money offered for any amount on Utah and Southern Idaho securities. Cache County loans specialty. Call on or address K M Westut Nariox office Loran.
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Utah
Idaho
Cache County
Westut Nariox
Loran
Cedar shingles sale at heatquarter for tilting material
Has fast resaval a car load of fed cedar shingles. We are alew heatquarter for all tilting material. Prices the lowest and goods the best. Come and get prices and see gouils.
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Gouils
Evens and Democrats Duel in National Returns Margin
Reporting from multiple cities, Republicans claim a 1400 to 1500 vote edge in Tennessee and Louisiana races while Democrats allege fraud and padded counts to boost Evans. A contest is expected when the Legislature convenes to tally returns amid disputed margins and nationwide sugar market optimism continues with steady demand and rising prices.
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Nashvilla
Democratic Executive Committee
Lynne
Republican Committee Clais
Hanvass
journal menacing editorials and partisan attacks
A caustic critique targets an unnamed publication and its editors. The piece accuses the newspaper of exaggeration rumors and personal vilification to advance a political agenda, labeling its writers as traitors to the public welfare and calling for accountability of those in public office.
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Pik Loan Democratic Organ
Vili Uttern
Iinager
Bae
Mesars
Warram
Harmell
Tullmer
Logan Journal
Champion Line
Utah
Ihomestinan
Pmrest
Why should Cache County Republicans celebrate
An indend contemporary claims Cache County Republicans celebrate as they mark the decline of what they call the Octopus influence over the county. They praise Republicanism ending what they call democratic bigotry and superstition in Utah and celebrate perceived national shifts toward Republican protection and free enterprise.
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Cache County
Utah
Americas
Republican View Sparks Joy in Siat After Election
Tor Lovan Navin expresses elation as Salt Lake Tribune notes after election results printed in red ink, reflecting strong Republican sentiment and political climate.
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Tor Lovan Navin
Siat
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Statehood and Senate Control in Coming Elections
A Salt Lake Tribune editorial analyzes Utah potential statehood in 1895 and how its two Senate seats could shape the next Congress. It notes timelines for constitutional ratification, presidential proclamation, and legislative elections, and considers also the possible admission of New Mexico and Arizona, which could push total Senate seats toward control dynamics between parties.
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Utah
Congress
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United States
Fifty-Fourth Congress
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Salt Lake Tribune
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Arizona
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