Secretary Sherman Replies to Japan on Hawaii Annexation
New York July 5 The Tribune cites Secretary Sherman’s note to Japan defending the Hawaiian annexation It argues treaties endure only as long as states exist and that Hawaii’s treaties are extinguished by its independent cessation rather than abrogated by the United States The secretary emphasizes vested rights may survive and praises Japan’s cordial stance in the dispute
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Tribune
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Hawaii
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Japan
Secretary of State
Halleck
Europe
America
Hanover
Texas
Republic of
Madagascar
France
Pacific Isle
Pacific
General miners strike ordered for July Fourth
The United Mine Workers national board orders a general strike beginning July 4 involving about 375 000 miners across five states. The call cites new wage scales and urges peace while districts prepare to implement the stoppage.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
National Executive Board
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
National Executive Committee
Times
Racford
Pittsburg
Miners’ District
Senate Tax Plan Proposes 2 Cent Stock and Bond Fee
Washington reports a Republican caucus proposal to tax stock and bond trades at 2 cents per share or bond, aimed at raising funds for the tariff bill. A stamp tax of 5 cents per 100 of stock is also suggested, with rate details to be set by the finance committee. Wall Street reacts with cautious skepticism, some firms opposing the plan.
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Senate Binance Committee
Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pritchard
Internal Revenue
Finance Committee
New York
Wall Street
Presidential nominations in diplomatic divisions announced
The president made several selections in the Diplomatic and Consular divisions. W. W. Rockhill of the District of Columbia is named minister and consul general to Greece Roumania and Serbia. A. S. Hardy of New Hampshire is minister resident and consul general to Persia. A. E. Smith of Illinois is consul to Victoria British Columbia.
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W. W. Rockhill
District of Columbia
Greece
Roumania
Servia
A. S. Hardy
New Hampshire
Persia
A. E. Smith
Illinois
Victoria
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Mrs Johnson to Seek Pasteur Hydrophobia Cure
Mrs Addie M Johnson former president of the Missouri Woman's Suffrage Association will travel to New York to take the Pasteur hydrophobia cure as a precaution after a collie bite. She has not shown rabies symptoms.
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St. Louis
Addie M. Johnson
Missouri Woman’s Suffrage Association
New York
Japanese Minister Seeks Relief Over Hawaiian Annexation Incident
The Japanese minister to the United States requests relief from duty after feeling insulted by Secretary of State Sherman over Hawaii annexation talks. The episode centers on a curt protest and the timing of the signing of the Hawaii treaty, with Japan weighing its diplomatic response. The decision will consider the state department’s statement and Tokyo’s grievances.
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United States
Legation
Annexation
McKinley
Hawaii
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Hoshi
Sherman
Senate
Hishi
McKinnon
Japan
Tokio
Yokio
2Shi
State Department
Ioshi
Hone
Jawai
Wade
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Proves Remedy Worldwide
The article extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an antidote to malaria and a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatism, neuralgia, biliousness, nervousness, and loss of appetite and sleep across North and South America, the West Indies, Guat mala, Australia, and Europe. Medical men and inhabitants alike vouch for its efficacy as a great household remedy.
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North
South America
Guatemala
West Indies
Australia
Europe
Judge Isaacs Triumphs In Courtroom Victory
A judge exults amid a courtroom scene noting a decisive loss for the opposing party. Nearby a jurist questions whether the other party was subject to certain conditions as the moment closes with a dramatic fit remark.
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Isaacs
Cohen
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort for Aching Feet
The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful swollen smarting feet with bunions and sweating. It claims instant relief from sting and hot tired feet and notes it makes tight shoes feel easier. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, 25 cents by mail, trial package free.
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Allen 8S
Olmsted
le Roy
How He Explained It in a Civic Session
A humorous dialogue from the Chicago Evening Post notes Alderman Blank’s home upgrades and a new horse. It jokes about his wealth and plans to enlarge his barn, and ponders whether a trolley car or a gas franchise was approved at the corner last week.
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Chicago Evening Post
Blank
Questioning Truth Symbolism in a Minister's Sermon
The minister speaks of light as the natural symbol of truth while a layman questions whether a woman’s eyes convey a similar illumination. The dialogue contrasts sacred symbolism with human perception in a contemplative exchange.
Watson Attacks Catholicism in Populist Viewpoint
The late Vice Presidential candidate Watson, in a long local article, outlines the Nashville national populist conference aim to revive the A P A and accuses the Catholic Church of political power aiding control. He argues it suppresses free speech and facts and fears its growth will make people superstitious and priest ridden.
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Atlanta
Gap
Watson
Nashville
Catholic Church
Volcanic Eruptions In Ohio Alarm Brainbridge Residents
In Brainbridge Ohio disturbances caused earth to crack and swallow small trees and shrubbery. Thunder like rumbles, thick smoke from fissures, and violent ground quakes rattled dishes and windows. A Williamsport camping party fled leaving belongings. Fissures remained emitting smoke for hours and depth attempts found them seemingly bottomless.
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Chillicothe
Brainbridge
Williamsport
When We Got Wishing in the Brookside Fun
A playful verse recounts Joey Cicely and TI fishing in a brook with a crooked pin as a lure. They build a rock bridge and castle, but Joey falls in, prompting a mother’s light scolding about catching fish in Silverbrook.
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Joey
Cicely
Mamma
Silverbrook
Howe
Virginia Woodward Cloud
St. Nicholas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted In Ad Copy
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure for internal use priced at 75 cents. A separate note jokes about editors and a Mr. Buckingham remedy urging men with beards to maintain even color with Buckingham's Dye.
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Hall
Buckingham
The Ladder Act and Maritime Build Ups
In a string of dialogue and notices a proverb about climbing ladders frames a point about effort. A Denver reader notes Piso’s Cure for Consumption as remedy for coughs and cods. A Punch style exchange recalls past flames and wealth. Historic mentions of navies reflect global shipbuilding: Britain eighty nine vessels, France eighty three, Russia thirty nine, Germany nineteen, Italy thirteen.
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Italy
The grown up daughter's duty to her mother
This plea urges a daughter to care for a mother during the change of life using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It promotes seeking medical guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and features a testimonial from Mrs. Louis Sinona of Erie County New York about relief from womb descent symptoms and related faintness.
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Pinkham
Louis Sinona
Harris Hill
Erie Co
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinlkham
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