China Japan mediation stalemate discussed in capital notes
News notes from Washington report the United States has offered mediation in the China Japan incident but received no positive reply. Japan would require China to raise the white flag of truce, and no direct surrender demands are credited here. President Cleveland's forthcoming message is expected to clarify the stance and urge humane, peaceful policy.
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Reported free silver group tied to Cameron party bid
Washington reports stir over a possible independent slate favoring silver with Senator Cameron named as a prospective presidential candidate. Cameron denies active pursuit while intimates and supporters send mixed letters amid speculation of a pro silver, protectionist party. The piece also covers court actions, Denmark beef embargo, and a naval eruption in Mexico.
Japanese Forces Excel in Swift River Crossing Battle
A U S officer in Corea reports from Chamulpo that Japanese troops achieved a rapid river crossing against 90,000 Chinese forces. He notes 18,000 Chinese deaths and 300 Japanese losses in a Sept battle, praising Japanese engineering and fighting prowess as they advance toward Pekin.
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Funeral of Czar Alexander III in St Petersburg Cathedral
A royal funeral in St Peter and Paul Cathedral honors the late Czar Alexander III. European royal and diplomatic attendees, including Emperor William, witness the interment as cannon booms echo and the imperial mantle is placed. The service lasts from 10:30 am to about 4 pm amid fog and heavy guards.
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Earthquake toll climbs in Italy with many dead and injured
Reports from Reggio di Calabria record further shocks as Seminara and Palmi suffer multiple fatalities and injuries. In Malodichio and Terranuovo residents camp in fields while troops aid survivors as tremors continue. In Sicily Milazzo also rocked, crowds spend night outdoors.
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Intentions of silver men new party flexing in US politics
Gary, Indiana telegraph reports a plan among silver supporters to force the Republican party to adopt a free coinage plank or face a new two plank movement. Leaders include Senators Jones Stewart Pettigrew and possibly Cameron to head a revolt, aiming to absorb Populists and win labor votes.
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Union Resolutions Denounce Political Programme Move
A Dallas typographical union passes resolutions denouncing the International union for proposing a political programme to subordinate unions and denying it the right to present it. Obituaries from multiple cities note deaths of Thomas D Gilbert Edwin Beers John E Warren and others.
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Wife of Struggling Doctor Quizzes Virtue With Husband
A New York Telegram note recalls a wife describing her husband the young doctor as virtuous though lacking one quality. Her friend asks what it is, prompting the playful exchange.
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Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Relief and Health
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure, pleasant laxative that cleanses the system, aids kidneys, liver and bowels, and cures constipation. It claims wide medical approval and warns buyers to prefer California Fig Syrup Co’s product. 60 cent bottles sold by druggists.
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