Port Arthur Atrocities and War Updates From Yokohama
Reports from Yokohama describe Japanese forces tightening siege at Port Arthur with 26 killed and 232 wounded and Chinese troops attempting a surprise attack at King Chow. Chinese accounts claim mass killings and mutilations by Japanese troops, while Japanese dispatches stress measures to protect inhabitants and ongoing fortification repairs.
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Kung
Arthur
Port Arthur
Peking
Ign
Chefu
Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Empress of India
Oyama
Foo-Chow
Liao Tung Peninsula
King Chow
Manchuria
Yamagata
Noza
Inane Anenekenrom
Yamazata
Japan
Li Hung Chang
Hove Whong
Acre
Yalu
Mukden
Wei-Hai-Wei
Resolution Honors President Cleveland Sparks House Debate
In the House a motion praised President Cleveland for inviting him to the floor and visiting the capital. After objections from several members the resolution passed unanimously, with conservatives arguing it insulted the president while others oppose Cleveland’s financial policies.
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House of Rephich
Wythe Soln
Antenne
Cleveland
J.T. Duncan
House
Magill
Jones
Done by 100 of Marion County's best citizens
A young negro attacked Miss Sanderson near Jacksonville Florida. The assailant identified himself and was jailed. On the way to Ocala a mob overpowered the deputy, seized the prisoner and hanged him. A card on his chest bore the message done by 100 of Marion county's best citizens. The jury ruled death by unknown parties.
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Marion County
Jacksonville
Fla
L. W. F. Sanderson
Ison
Ocala
Billingsly
Regio
Labor convention ends with feuding leaders burying hatchet
At Denover on December 19 the great labor convention adjourned sine die in a melting mood. P J McGuire of Philadelphia and Thomas J Morgan of Chicago settled five or six years of feuds with a public handshake amid applause, as President Gompers joined in sharing grievances and discussing Debs resolutions.
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Morgan
Harmony
Denover
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Morgan
Chicago
Gompers
Mbertag
New York
Indianapolis
Lannon
New York City
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
Election notes report M Brisson becoming president of the French chamber of deputies after the late bordeau. White Plains New York sees lawyer Wilson Brown Jr attacked on a main street. Governor Flower names J Seaver Page to the greater New York commission. Ike Cahn, deputy constable, killed in a Kansas City saloon quarrel. Robbers blow a safe at Woodstown New Jersey railway station. Dr Frank Williams dies of gas suffocation in Greenfield Maine. A boiler explosion damages a box factory in West Bay City Michigan. A husband and father’s despondency leads to a woman threatening children and then death by own action. Debs and colleagues face jail as Cook County jail awaits next steps.
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French Chamber of Deputies
M. Bordeau
Wilson Brown, Jr
White Plains
N. Y
Flower
J. Seaver Page
New York City
Greater
Greenfield
Mase
Frank Williams
West Bay City
Mich
Cutse Ba
William Jones
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