China Faces Retaliation If Exclusion Act Becomes Law
A Shanghai report from Li Hang Chang outlines Chinese fears of retaliatory measures if US Chinese Exclusion laws pass. It details possible consequences, including revoking concessions, restricting American trade, and expelling Americans from treaty ports, with commentary on American and Chinese positions.
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Shanghai
China
Eadenaiur Maly
Sew Seow
M Jestor
Ahanghai
Fram Ng
Li Hang Chang Chine
United States
Cornell
Board of Foreign Affairs
Trang-li Yemen
General Council
Tewag-li
Yemen
America
Far Bey
New York City
Chine
Pekin
Teal Kwo Yie
Geer
Wasmadtos
Geary
California
House
Suiler
Crow | Chine
Atien
Porter
Ching
Rejected Letters Spark News of China Refusal and Public Disclosure
Ex Senator Henry W. Hish of New Hampshire signals plans to publish correspondence on his rejected ministerial post to China. The Pittsburgh letters report internal history and suggest action if the public is not informed soon.
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New Yeas
United States
Henry W. Hish
New Hampshire
Astor House
National Press
Blair
Thuve
Doment
China
Romanian Cadet Club Plans Suicide Pact Sparks War Office Probe
Reports from Brenanest detail a Romanian Military School cadet club of nineteen upper‑class youths pledged to self‑harm when drawn. Several suicides followed a fatal pistol act, with survivors confined. Investigators, led by General Labovari, consider prosecuting ringleaders for aiding and abetting suicide. possible bloodier outcomes loom.
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America
Oe Res Bo
Ae Seyana
Jato & Compact
Labovari
Aaurdor
Outcry Over Mrs Montagu Sentence Compared With Fannie Gane
Newspapers condemn Mrs Montagu’s one year imprisonment for child death as too lenient and call for equal justice. They contrast her case with Fannie Gane’s death sentence later commuted to life imprisonment, urging reforms and protection for remaining children.
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Montagu. Lowport
Montague
Fan
Mre Montag
Tord Montag
Adalot Ite
English governess mystery linked to St Petersburg murder
An Accrington-born English governess named Harper, last seen last summer, is believed to be the woman found dead in a cesspool near barracks in St Petersburg. The Foreign Office is awaiting official word as details from Russian troops described the case.
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Mins Harper
St. Petersburg
Harper
St Petersburg
Foreign Office
Mims Harper
St. Poudrabub
Deowmnber
Storm Strikes Region Terminally Damaging Rail Links
A fierce early April storm disrupts travel as a train derails near Sag station and bridges on the Wabash River are washed away. Two people were fatally struck by lightning in separate incidents, and horses and cattle suffer losses in the affected area amid rising flood dangers.
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Cal
Cerewinary Milind
Wabash
Vermont
St. Ausaws
Tral Vermont
Sheidos Fair Ground
Uume
CAPT BAKURE AFFEALS DESERTED WIFE IN Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on April 6, Anna O Connell 17 seeks a divorce from Daniel J. O Connell canvaser for Scrivenprint after he disappeared and returned years later with a new wife and child in New York. Prosecutor Bare appeals a manslaughter conviction of C Bakker for a voyage abduction and killing.
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Povouxesrum
Aanis
O'Connnell
Wits
Daniel J. O'Connell
Scritmer Publishing Company
Samakrat
Lara Dvecamp
Oh Bera Ln
Annie Fisos
Danstell
Ommnall
Jersey
O'Connell
Pelhams
Poughkeepale
Jersey City
New York
Bare Tis Kontanis
Borreepam
C. Bakker
Shorts
America
Reid Attre White House Resignation Reported
Reported that Reid tendered resignation to the President. Whitelaw Reid, minister to France, and Stefnney Melos met at the Executive Mansion to effect an appointment by France of his successor.
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Wasmixotos
Whitelaw Reid
Stefnney Melos
France
Governor Abbott Vetoes Coal Trust Legalizing Bill
Gov. Abbott refused to approve the bill legalizing the Reading coal-carrying railroads combine known as the Coal Trust. His memorandum says no veto power after adjournment, signaling the measure's death unless revived by a future legislature.
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Wall Street
Thie
EMI
Tramwron
N. J
Abbott
Reading
Coal Trust
Oe Goealiere
New Joresy
Unclear garbled historical notice from early 1900s coal policy debate
A garbled summary from a historical newspaper discusses Governor Abbott's coal policy stance, stock market reactions, and proposed transport and manufacturing consolidations. It mentions New Jersey Central and Philadelphia coal pools, Lehigh Valley, and related legislative actions amid broad regional protests and legal notices.
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