Asian theater rumor and troop movements reported from Yokohama
A chaotic digest describes Yokohama reporting 4,109 Japanese troops sent to China, clashes with Home Front officers, prisoners and wounded amid broader prewar unrest. It notes naval plans, political retirements, and inflation impacts while mentioning U S and British observers.
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McKinley and Roosevelt Chosen at Philadelphia Convention
A detailed Philadelphia convention report describes William McKinley being renominated for president and Theodore Roosevelt’s subsequent nomination for vice president. The crowd roared as McKinley’s supporters and Roosevelt allies celebrated with speeches, demonstrations, and declarations of unity.
President Serenaded by Old Neighbors at White House
Reporters describe a reception at the White House where former Philadelphia convention attendees, many now Washington-bound, passed through the Grand Army band and extended congratulations to the President. The President greeted the old neighbors warmly with handshakes, knowing most attendees.
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Important Filipino Meeting in Mae alia for Amnesty Proposals
About two hundred Filipinos met in Mae alia on June 21 to set goals for amnesty and policy concessions. The gathering, presided by Senor Patorna, included leaders like Senor Flores and General Gares, and led to proposals on prisoner release and rights under potential revolutionary governance.
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Denerat McArtiin
Senor Patorna
Senor Iuenca Mito
Senor Flores
Gericra Mio del Pilac
General Gares
General Macabulos
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Republican Platform and Convention Turmoil
Fragmented coverage describes the second day of the Republican national convention. Senator Lodge delivers a strong administration-favoring speech while Roosevelt remains the popular vice presidential choice. Internal maneuvering hints at support and opposition shaping the ticket as factions clash over platform pledges and policy emphasis.
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Parley era talk on tariffs and free commerce
A long fragment discusses labor, immigration, and free trade in the context of national policy. It references protection of workers, open markets, the open door principle, and the need to sustain industries while balancing domestic labor interests. The piece also touches on the Hague conference and U S relations with Hawaii and other territories.
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McKinley Hae
Rail bridge wreck hits Colorado & Southern mine line
Explosion of giant powder destroyed the Iron Henry bridge over the Gunnin River two and a half miles above town early Thursday. Authorities suspect saboteurs linked to mine strike aims to halt trains to the mines. Count Muravieff is reported dead.
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Russian Foreign Minister Muraviem Dies Suddenly
The Russian minister of foreign affairs Coval Muraviem died Thursday after a sudden apoplectic fit. He had long directed Russia's diplomacy and the loss will be greatly felt across the Russian diplomatic corps.
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Montana Fight Renewed at Democratic National Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Montana, delegates clashed over seating amid a renewed fight for admission. Chairman William Cockrill faced challenges recognizing proxies, deputies clashed with Clark supporters, and Chase Cockerill won the committee vote to replace the party chair with Nell as the new member. Nel served in Daly’s faction.
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Aguinaldo Shows Willingness to Consider Peace Plan
Reported in Manila that Aguinaldo may quit resistance as leaders favor a platform proposed by Filipinos with minor changes. Meetings among Yaders in Manila show foreign and local supporters optimistic about possible surrender talks via Buen Camino proposals. Negotiations reportedly underway, with progress felt across authorities and natives.
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Prohibition platform backed at Rawlins convention
Northwest notes report a strong prohibition platform adopted at a Rawlins gathering. The item mentions George Dowing’s murder conviction of Deputy Sheriff Scott at Hagen Wy, a 25 year penitentiary sentence in 1803, and a fatal shooting near Newcastle by a timber employee. It also covers bank approvals for Rawlins, a fire at Leadville’s Orpinos home with multiple children killed, and various regional political and business notes.
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Wye
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Rawling National Book of
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Shaw
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Kok Springs
George W. Haine
Douglas May Slowsoondl
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Pacific Springs
Leckie Bostonion
Muddy Johnsons Ranch
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Dent Man
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