Trade With Japan Anxious to Expand American Exports
New York August 1 Japanese leaders press for wider trade with the United States as Americans fear higher prices and export limits. Shizuo Katido, president of a Japan-America commercial body, asserts that Japanese manufacturers seek U S buyers while warning that current barriers hamper trade and raise costs. The Japan-America Commercial and Industrial Organization is promoting better information on trade conditions amid rising anxieties over war disruptions and global markets.
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New York
Shizuo Katido
America
Koridis
Japan
United States
Artichn Must Be High Priced. Until Abast Sieg
Poitet
Kandi
Americas
Aio Wells
Depan Fes
Koghlah
Kunde
Germany
Berlin
London
Tokio
Minister Tunes Town to Eye Cure by Samusia Professor
Reverend A M Shockley of Phillipsburg arranges a visit to Professor Samusia after hearing of his eye based cures. A local deafness case inspired belief in the professor’s merit and a supply of his preparation was requested, with further details easing into town.
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Samusia
A.M. Shockley
DuMlot Ul de Pits Presbyterian Church
Phillipsburs
Sam—Beis
Pabisre
Someta
Topeka
Benin
Samavin
Shickiey
Famuets
Bnd
Efren
Kansas
Freeleek luncheon honors Miss Abbie Ware in society notes
Mrs David Palmer hosted a dainty luncheon Wednesday in honor of Miss Abbie Ware who leaves at month’s end. The party featured daybreak decorations and pretty summer gowns as guests included Miss Albie Ware and many others in a lively, social Topeka style recap of friends, visits, and upcoming departures.
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David Palmer
Abbie Ware
Albie Ware
Mis Plormee Greer
Mary Thompson
Priscila Alexander
Houley
Neile McClintock
Glerpa Crus
Catania Pots to Sea Aimed at Montauk Point
In a Washington dispatch dated Aug 15 the Surgeon General Atermbere reports from Santiago de Cuba Aug 17 that the Catania is to sail for Montauk Point. Bedding to be burned though cots may be saved. Ship to be sent back for time patients. Havard, Chief Surgeon, notes arrivals and supplies landed.
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Washington
Atermbere
Santiago de Cuba
Catania
Montauk Point
Havard
Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Local Subdivisions
Real estate transfers listed include Jou MoT to We for ten single lots in Nortis subdivision and Hradfant Millers addition. Patrick to WW JS Retmend for 40,206 and 20 percent. Kim 26. Bradford Stil Tereadele Lacie to Seuls Presets for 5. Wis HS wid fee arts. Herriot & Dougines to Matalin Mo Duffae for 6. tract in Subtendant corner of Areilon 3 townsnly ite i. Elisabeth Athen Gi Germ Notte for 255 Mite. Sand WW Hilger 6 subedtiveann. J. Brut. for sou Win ay Soh 23h and 22 Jacks st Ante Wiebe. 12 meres described among various properties. Also notices of Queen Baking Powder and Gypsy Queen travel promotions, Woman's Relief Corps Cincinnati trip via Santa Fe Route, round trip $14.10, and Peerless Steam Laundry advertising Whitmere Bros Barbers.
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Jou
Nortis
Hradfant Millers
Husk Patrick
Kim
Bradford Stil
Fee” Arts
Herriot & Dougines
Matalin
Trade and policy debated on Qing influence and German exports
A Waubonton Tribune summary discusses Chinese trade and foreign policy debates, noting French support, German export momentum, and the potential shift of industry to meet markets in South America and the East. It highlights vessel counts, shipping trends, and calls for improved logistics and an aggressive export stance to counter German influence.
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Aue
Tolhe Tribune
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Furs
Lyria
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Helleia
Inger Hart
Pranes
Et Corres
Tas
Hettig Coluwed
Holand
Germany
Rosela
KineChea
Tonguin
Cone Moreghen
Iiraam
Toren
South America
Bert
Seneca Minnagha
Amiicoe
Fifteen New Warships Planned for Congress Authorization
A Washington report states Secretary Long’s naval board has adopted a plan to immediately build fifteen warships. The lineup includes three sea going barbette turret battleships, three first class armored cruisers, three second class protected and armored cruisers, and six protected cruisers. Endurance over speed drives the program, targeting long Pacific range and sustained operations from San Francisco to Manila.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
Congress
Naval Board of Expert
Long
Eli
Boncd
United States
Pacific
San Francises
Manila
Samos
Atlantic
National Deserce
Armored Patrol Ships Talked for Global Use in War
A historical note describes four S-tol guns in turrets and ten to twelve fitted titles to Broadside, with firing capabilities and high speed projections. It details quadrapte expoussion enurines, Mater fibe boilers, and the capacity to transport up to two hundred sailors plus officers.
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Theo Troup
Cartery Ortitur
England
Red
Tete
Haayau
Maile Ocokslimath
Porto Rico
Fir Cate
Cervera Delays Return as Spain Prisoner Talks Continue
Washington reports say Admiral Cervera will not rush home to Spain and has shown concern for other prisoners at Annapolis. The Navy has not fixed final dispositions for all prisoners, but released Dr Jurada due to frailty, with a chaplain to accompany him. Captain More, a Spanish parliament member, seeks release to address sessions and thank the United States for humane treatment.
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Spain
Washington
Cervera
Annapolis
Navy Department
Wetlon
Jurada
Annapols
Jur Ada
Dr. Jurada
Mores
Comander
More
Par- Mewar
United States
Tere
Cagtaly Moreu
War era alters cases at American Bar annual address
In Saratoga New York August meeting of the American Bar Association Joseph H Choate of New York delivers the annual address praising wartime unity and the bar's role in safeguarding constitutional rights. He notes the war absorbs thoughts and resources but aims toward peace and justice. He cites Otis and Henry as historical champions of liberty and criticizes tyranny.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Dudieuse
Joseph H. Choate
New York
American Bar Bis
Otis
Henry
Virginia
Great Speech Frames Nation In War and Peace Debate
The text recalls a convocation where Webster’s forceful advocacy solidified national unity, while Fessenden and Trumbull faced political risk. It discusses diplomacy, constitutional powers over war and peace, and the president’s role in peace terms, stressing prudence, lawful authority, and the need to balance public honor with constitutional limits.
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Webster
Oor Union
Fessenden
Trumbull
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Nallons
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Senate
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Lord Chatham
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Lincoln
Standing Committee
Lar
Vacancies in the Twentieth Adjutant Resignations Shown
San Francisco reports the resignation of Adjutant Deford creating a vacancy in the Twentieth. Names of officers from various companies as potential adjutant include Walk er, Green, Glasgow, Dodge, Callaham, Bair, Richey, Shidler and Trem LeRoy. The notice notes the possible appointment from among these second lieutenants and positions.
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Adjutant Deford
State Journal
San Francisco
Deford
Liew. Walker
B Company
Kanass City
W. A. Green
Fort Scott
Fiest
L. Glasgove
M Company
Salina
Alfred Dodge
William A. Callaham
L Company
Abilene
Collin H. Bair
KK Company
Osawatomie
Tom K. Richey
Pittsboro
H. A. Bhidler
F Company
Trem
LeRoy
North Topeka Social Notices and Local Moves
North Topeka column lists residents making trips and moves to new homes, visits, and social events. Names include Mrs D A Wizer, Miss Cella England, Miss Ethel Fagan, Bell Parker family, Dr K F King and son Merle, Mrs G W Kienball, the Williams party, and Mr and Mrs Miner. Local travel to Glendale Enterprise Salt Lake City and Frokin, Muse appear among updates.
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Gem Bakery
Thamis Voiland
Cilcage
D. A. Wizer
Glendale
Emil Apel
Enterprise
Horn
O. T. Shaeffer
Central Avenue
Cella England
Ethel Fagan
Meriden
Bell Parker
Kansas Avenue
K. F. King
Merle
Sill
Willams
Edna Pence
Firdie Stoker
Agnes Hunter
John Willams
Canon
G. W. Miner
Fred Tes
Monroe Street
Church of the Good Shepherd
Local notes on parade float roses and local events
Mrs F H Meredith plans a floral tural float using about 19060 roses. A telegram from Lt Col E C Little in San Francisco reports Charles Klein Hansen of Topeka as seriously ill with scinti rheumatism at St Luke's hospital. Shawnee Tribe No 1 Red Men and Pocahantax Tribe No 1 showcased the Tacien war dance at the entertainment, with strong costumes. Taylor Riddip loses pocketbook on the train, contents include a $75 state warrant and $25 in bills. Missouri Kansas Telephone issues a new subscribers book with full exchange lists and a front index for quick lookup. A new 18-member band near Washburn College prepares a march titled Rough Rangers Gallop for an upcoming concert. Karnival Knights minstrels rehearse Friday in rooms over Ron Jackson street, seeking additional singers.
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F. H. Meredith
E. C. Little
San Francisco
Charles Kleinhans
Topeka
St Luke's Hospital
America
Taylor Riddip
Pop- Uust State Central
Missouri & Kansas ‘Telephone Company
Washburn College
Scott J. Turney
Turney
Karnival Knights Minstrels
T. A. Ron Jackson Street
Minstrels to Perform at Gari Park Next Week
The minstrels are to be given next week at Gari Park on Thursday Friday and Saturday in the new Cusine venue.
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Gari Park
Rock Island Pullman Sleeper Train to Cincinnati Departure
Train from Rock Island depot leaves Sunday September 4 at 4 PM. It includes Pullman palace and tourist sleepers plus chair cars and runs through to Cinemark arriving Cincinnati Monday September 5. Lading of the OA Senue W. EC and the Modoce accompany the train for a pleasant trip. Reservations and seating info available via ticket agent or Rock Island passenger office.
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Ohio
Rock [Stand Depot
Pullman Palace
Cinemark
Ladten
OA Senue W. EC
Modoce
Strong
Ohair Cura
Gland Pasinger
Sind
Santa Fe Route Announces Travel Tickets and Sleeper Reserve
The Santa Fe Route offers a 16.10 fare to Cincinnati with Hetoin tickets on sale September 34 and 5, and limited to October 2, 1895 for train No 2 of the 6th. Agent will reserve bertheim sleeper and check baggage through Summer Tourist Tickets to Colorado and return. Tickets on sale daily to September 14. B Lyon, D. D S&S, 5 Kan. Ave. Modern dental work offered at reasonable prices.
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Santa Fe
Cincinnati
Hetoin
Bertheim
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