Various World News Items From The Era
Summary of diverse reports including China Japan peace talks at Shimomoseki notes, North Pole claim, Japanese influence in Washington, abolition anniversary in DC, WWI era conferences in Pittsburgh, Britain Nicaragua ultimatum stance, New York woman suffrage resolution, Cuban situation updates, strikes in shipbuilding, and fiscal notes on tariffs and statistics.
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Washington
Foreign Office
Tokio
China
Japan
Shimomoseki
Tax Assembly
New York Senate
War era relics unearthed on Havre Street finds and rumors
An old field report notes Jober W. Deaver uncovering a section of the War of 1812 era Wythe Millhao house on Market Street Havre De tirace. The discovery includes a heavy eight pound cannon ball and charred timber.
Multiple U S arrests and political notes from across states
A report lists events including a Fort Worth sermon collapse injuring seven, deputy marshals seizing two illegal stills in Pike County Arkansas, and five moonshiners captured with destruction of vats. Other items cover a 43 year U S Army retirement, miner robberies in Alabama, Cuban revolutionary enlistments from Alabama and Louisiana, a murder in Magnolia Arkansas, a proposed cotton mill trust in Louisville, and a famous St Bernard death in Little Rock.
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Moely
Eraniolis
Fort Worth
Texas
Tabernacle
United States
Pike County
Ark
United States Army
McCook
Blossburg
Ala
Alabama
Louisiana
Cedar Keys
Fla
Magnolia
M. L. Carleton
Lewisville
Lafayette County
Rebinssa-Hughes Company of
Louisville
Cotwa Mills
America
Pension rule clash cited by Mississippi auditor
The Mississippi pension system draws fire as Auditor Stone and Pension Commissioner debate who may charge for the necessary medical certification. In a letter to Dr. Charles P. Mitchell of Pontotoc County, the issue centers on if county health officers or judges may bill for examinations, with the state board noting it cannot bind counties to pay and stressing the state role. Also reported are weather, agriculture prospects, a Meridian summer normal school, a Supreme Court ruling on revenue agent jurisdiction, and local incidents across the state.
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Auditor Stone
Chartes DP. Mitchell
Pontater County
Sagarest
Board of Pension Commissioners
Vicksburg
J. K. Preston
Meridian
Mer. Preston
Supreme Court
Wirt Adama
Wa Johnson & Loman
Claiborne County
Johnson & Loman
Renowned Mannered Figures and Brief Encounters
The article contrasts personalities such as Willam Press described as polite by Indians who called him The Good Big Chief, Avner the composer who avoided audiences, and Geonck IML as gentle. It notes the Younger Pitt’s brief replies, Tesntson’s perceived uncivility, and mentions a failed plan to send pupil reports by postal canis amid a muddled May scene in Auburn Missouri.
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Willam Press
Avner
Russia
Geonck Iml
Pitt
Tesntson
Aubern
Income Tax Returns and Western Prosperity Demand
A discussion of income tax receipts up to April, with estimates showing the West paying a growing share while the East and New York appear unlikely to meet expectations. Commission officials cite voluntary assessments, bank reports, and corporate disclosures as verification, noting tax collection challenges and regional disparities.
Treaty provisions on Chinese wartime acts and indemnity
The article discusses the treaty stipulations about Chinese civilians and subjects aiding Japanese troops in Manchuria and Shandong. It notes protections for prisoners and provisions on wartime commerce, plus claims on indemnity payments to China to be settled over years. It also covers the murder case of Minnie Williams and the inquest into Theslore Durant with a verdict of guilty.
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China
Japan
Manchuria
Ban of
Chima
Cie- Hinetine
Theassid
Wiese Weald
Chines
Shanteng
Cariel
United Pree
United Press
Jepen
Been
San Pease
Durant
Minnie Wiliamsome
Eosanue
Dowglass
Vogel
Elmer Wolfe
Wolfe
Frances Willis
Teeing Dursat
Alameda
Morgan
Dale
Barrett
Crowley
Miss Williams
Blanche Lamont
Caw
Coroger Hawkins
Trade Review Tracks Rising Prices and Market Strain
The April issue notes cotton and wheat gains beyond domestic prices, oil speculation outpacing protective demand, and broader shifts in leather and textile markets. It cites higher wages, mixed labor conditions, and a firm money market while outlining government deficit and rising failures in early April trade and manufacturing sectors.
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Sbraad
Morton
Irom
Ft & Still
Fall River
Lsu
Lexus
Masulsctarers
United States
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Canada
Patriots' Day Observed Quietly in Massachusetts
April 20 Patriots' Day anniversary of Lexington battle observed with modest ceremonies. Bells rung and cannon fired while at 11 o'clock Paul Revere ride commemorations took place in Christ Church with exercises marking the historic day.
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Rostos
Lexington
Carmen
Paul Revere
Christchurch
Stage Driver Charles Coles Confesses Robbery
Charles Coles the stage driver confessed to robbing a Wells Fargo treasure box after a hold up by two men on the plains between Norman and Princeton last Saturday. He named Charles M. Myers as accomplice. both are in jail. All loot including $59 in gold and over 7,909 in bills recovered.
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Cal
Charles Coles
Plains
Norman
Princeton
Cales
Charles M. Myers
Oil price unrest fuels American magnate debate
A German opinion notes rising oil prices and questions Rockefeller’s motives amid market moves. The report cites a supposed understanding among major players, including Rothschild interests, as sugar shipments to New York grow with Western Sugar Refining Co efforts diverting about 30,000 tons of sugar from the port.
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Handel Zeitang
Rockefeller
Suarta Hainess
Rothschild
Wassixerex
Department of State
Comsal4seneral
Ellis Mills
Hoselain
Western Sugar Refining Co
New York
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