Victory at Han Yang Declared Amid Confusion
Unclear message shows claims of victory at Han Yang with ambiguous numbers and rival parties disputing the outcome. Details remain sparse as observers seek confirmation from involved authorities.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
6
Unclear message shows claims of victory at Han Yang with ambiguous numbers and rival parties disputing the outcome. Details remain sparse as observers seek confirmation from involved authorities.
Government forces clash with a group described as evolutionists amid unrest in Pow Town as authorities tighten control. The article notes opposing factions and ongoing tensions without graphic detail.
Officials report edict appoints Sheng Yuan to the Sheng Si post to suppress outlaws and safeguard foreigners. Piracy on rivers prompts steamboat companies east of Sian Fu to warn of a recent Shen Si uprising where the antiforeign element vows to extirpate foreigners and Christians.
A messy report states that "Crappy" Nelson was arraigned by United States Commissioner Foote on charges related to bringing Chinamen into the country from Canada. Further, Schmidt, Sherrill Clark, and Frit were found guilty of assault and battery in a separate proceeding.
Fragmentary notes describe an initial Washington session and a focus on social effort. The text mentions a course in matrimony and a group’s endorsement of socialist efforts with references to Lincoln Nebraska and a first session.
The text notes an increase in opium smoking amid new tax measures and cites figures on corporation tax returns, aggregate capital, and net income to stockholders. It also reports annual production of distilled spirits and beer, and mentions warehouses holding liquor as well as a suggestion for a single tax standard to curb fraud.
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