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Oakes Weekly Republican

Location

Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1894

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War mediation proposal and rapid Japanese advances in 1904

United States and British reports on diplomacy suggest Tokyo may accept U S mediation to end the war if China joins the request. Japanese forces under Oyama claim quick victories at Chin Chin and Talienwan with modest Chinese resistance and a small Japanese casualty count. Port Arthur’s fall follows a brief bombardment and surrender, while other dispatches note military and political shifts across the region and domestic measures in the United States.

Yokoyama Count Oyama Liping Peninsula Chin- Chin Nin-Chau Talienwan Chin-Chin Talien-Wan Che-Foo Gulf Ito Chiosensatauto Chin-Chiu Oyama Kin-Chav Taliouwan Port Arthur Shanghai Pekin

Favorable to Labor Report on the Railway Strike

The United States government report on the great railway strike, signed by Labor Commissioner Carroll D. Wright and investigators, is sent to President Cleveland. It criticizes the General Managers' Association, cites capitalization of 2,108,552,617 across 24 railroads, and notes wage disputes over 1894 to 1898. The document argues the association lacks legal standing, seeks to curb pooling, and warns of potential government ownership if railroads gain excessive power. It discusses the Pullman Palace Car Company, its capital growth to 86 million, and the Pullman town dynamics including high rents and limited church occupancy. It highlights unequal wage and rent burdens, with officers not sharing in reductions amid hardships.

Mit Tokio Japan United Statia Gresham Washington China United States Dun Minstry France Cuanda Carroll D. Wright John D. Kernan New York Nicholas E. Worthington Ilinois Clydand General Managers’ Association American Railway Union General Managers General Manasgers’ Association Mowat Vor Pattusay Pullman Palace Car Company Pullman Salamon Chicago Tus Aon Sandler Ai Aporifio Canadien Ie Rall

St Louis Steamship Launched at Cramp's Shipyard in Philadelphia

The St Louis steamship of the American line was launched at Cramp's yard witnessed by about 60,000. Mrs Cleveland christened the ship saying I christen thee St Louis. Cramp praised American shipbuilding progress under the Cleveland administration and noted 26 ships recommended by the President and authorized by Congress.

Cramp St. Louis Cleveland Ratinehul Charles H. Cramp America Congress

Chicago Moves to Probe Police After Election Turmoil

The Evening Post reports a strong movement to appoint a state investigating board into Chicago police conduct amid election lawlessness. Backed by civic groups and the Union League, the push seeks a board to rival New York’s Lexon committee in sensational revelations.

Chicago the Evening Post Civic Federation Civil Service Reform Texgue Union Leage Club Loxon Committee New York

Land Patents for Settlers Speedily Secured

Legal notices promise fast patent grants for settlers, settling old claims and disputes under agricultural mineral swamp land and school land laws. Advises prompt action to overcome delays caused by irregularities and seek speedy public land remedies via skilled attorneys.

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