Japan Hoshi Says U S Duty Harms Japan Most
Japanese minister Toru Hoshi voiced concerns at the Japanese legation in Washington about a new ten cent per pound tea duty. He argued the tariff will hurt Japan more than other nations due to its cheap tea exports, and urged cultivated relations over rival expansion. He denied Japan seeks the Philippines and noted costly colonial duties after acquiring Formosa.
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Washington
Toru Hoshi
Legation
United States
Japan
Hoshi
Congress
MeHoshi
Unitedtates
Cart
Teria
Mr. Hushi
Philippines
Forma
China
Bulla
Jamin
Railways and Russia Power Play Rise in Asia
Pekin correspondent notes growing Hussla influence as projected lines near completion enable troop movements for Belkin defense. China granted the Pekin Han Row railway contract to Bergham amid aggressive power concerns. Helgan minister acted for Russia and France. England urged to insist on veto rights for Yangtze railways.
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Lenden
The
Times
Hussla
Say
Hussia
Mays Aline
Belkin
China
Dng
Pekin-Han Row
Bergham
Helelan
Rusain
Fraper
England
How Collins Plotting Revealed in Taw Force Case
Detective Ben Marchand states Collins circulated stories alleging his father’s murder to smear rivals. Hartaugh recalls Collins claimed shadowy figures followed his father and he intended to be present to kill the target if trouble arose. He implied Collins planned to kill the assassin after the murder.
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Ben Marchand
Bulleveste
John Collins
Tawforce
Colline
Hartaugh
John
Lawrenc
Waltee
Jordan
Harper
Deficiency Bill Reported From House Committee
Washington June 1884 The general AcAerency bill carrying an acereente of 3224,022,325 was reported to the house to day by the committee on appropria tions. All eeadiveretae is for war ex and 070.92 of the ordinary enticies are fur pensions.
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Washington
House
Committee On Appropriations
Battle in the Street Foetus Village Clash Reported
A street fight erupted in Foetus between Marin and volnsteere villagers and Fort Monros regulars. Volunteers and regulars joined the clash. about seven prisoners were taken to the guard house. Roughly twenty men were injured, some seriously, as officers restored order.
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Washington
Point Comfort
Via
Foetus
Marin
Volnsteere
Fort Monros
Colored Free Silverites Split Over Faction Troubles
Tension divides colored voters in the Populists and Free Silver parties as a meeting of the State Free Silver Teague results in a bolt led by Gibbs of Kansas City. The bolters issue resolutions denouncing Governor Leeds and allied Black supporters, while the opposing faction endorses Leeds and the state administration. James Beck blames Gibbs for the rift, stating Gibbs was disloyal and seeks to swing Republicans.
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State Free Silver Teague
Gibbs
Kansas City
Boltera
Leeds
James Beck
Astor's Battery Goes West on Special Train
The Vandalla brovelot in the Astor battery for New York today. After breakfast in St Louis the journey west continued. The train expanded by seven cars with borars and onlex, a flat car with two string wagons and a box car. The mixed train will be operated by Missouri Pacific to Pueblo and by combining lines to Ogden then Southern Pacific to San Francisco.
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Missouri Pacific
Pueblo
den & Ito Grande
Rio Grande Western
Ogden
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Careless With His Gun Wounds Comrade at Camp Merritt
San Francisco report dated June 3 describes Private Tulks of Company I, Twenty-third United States Infantry at Camp Merritt discharging a rifle accidentally. The bullet passed through six tents and clothing before striking Private Reid of the same regiment in the left leg below the knee, shattering the bone. Private Tullis was arrested and faces punishment. the injured man may lose his leg.
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San Francisco
Tulks
Twenty-third
United States Infantry
Camp Merritt
Reid
Tield
Tne
Tullis
Army Estimates for Appropriations Filed with Congress
Washington June 15 the secretary of war sent to congress estimates for army appropriations to January 1 next totaling 14 200 000 regular supplies quartermasters department 910 000 000 army transport contingencies secret service 100 000 and the count of the war case rises to about 391 000 000
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Washington
Secretary of War
Congress
de- Pattmene
Euwloo
Army
Secret Service
Trouble Ahead for Santiago Expedition at Sea
A Washington dispatch notes a weeklong delay as 15,000 troops of the Santiago expedition move toward Cuba. War Department officials discuss landing plans at Tampa, with ships prepared and cargo lightered for shore. The southern Cuban coast is reported tough to approach, complicating a harbor landing and necessitating lighter loads for transport from ships.
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New York
Washington
Times
War Department
Tampa
Cuba
Landing Guantanamo Bay Expedition Faces Prolonged Operations
The officer warns landing troops and heavy equipment will be tedious and take weeks. Movement depends on gate conditions at the fighting ships, with uncertain sight of Guantanamo base and Santiago proximity. Officials debate timing, with possible longer siege and reliance on naval support and countermining.
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Sid
Miles
War Department
Tampa
Shafter
Guantanamo Bay
Santiago
Guntanamo
Guantanamo
Calimenara
Stentiago
Bantiage
Asert
Santlaca
Spain
Sampson
Sangue
Adimral Sampson
Subscribed Twice Over Washington War Bond Debut
Subscriptions in Washington show a cautious market for new war bonds. The text notes sizable loans totaling $200,000 and mentions National City Bank Central Trust Vermilyes Co and J Pierpont Morgan among subscribers. The arrangement aims to cover the full present obligation and reassure public confidence.
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Washington
National City Bank
Central Trust Cumpuny
Vermilyes& Co
J. Pierpont Morkan
Gypsum Princess Sunk in Collision Near New York
The schooner Gypsum Princess of Parrsboro N S was struck by the North German Lloyd steamer Dams at nine o'clock and sunk. Captain David Mortram his wife Edgar the mate and a 16 year old girl drowned. Cook Sanford Murray injured. five crew rescued by the Em a.
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New York
Parrsboro
N. 5
David Mortram
Bor Edgar
Sanford Murray
Murray
Ema
2000 Cattle Quarantined Over Texas Fever Ticks
Taylor Tiddle of the livestock sanitary board announced by telegram that A. L Mazon, a Kansas inspector, ordered 2009 head of cattle driven to Kansas placed into quarantine after showing infection with Texas fever ticks. Peerless Steam Laundry, 112 West Sth.
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Taylor Tiddle
The
Livestock Sanitary Board
A. L Mazon
Kansas
Shawnee County Delegate Bets On Populist Gains
The Shawnee County Clerk notes Colonel Brown as the first colored county official in Shawnee. He lives on a farm north of Topeka and is described as a delegate to the Silver convention. Flo reports Populists will gain more than they lose, while Brown pursues Charley Curtis on the campaign trail.
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Colonel Brown
Shawnee County
Topeka
Flo
Charley Curtis
Riddle Believes Opposition to Leedy Easily Vanquished
Taylor Riddle appeared confident today as Clam Fairchild of Kingman county arrived to bolster the anti Fiddle slate. Riddle claimed the opposition was knocked out at eight o clock last evening and left with no chance of recovery.
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Leedy
Taylor Riddle
Fiddle
Clam Fairchild
Kingman County
Riddle
Democratic Convention Appoints Overmyer Temporary Chairman
At Atchison the Democratic convention opened with J Mack Love presiding. David Overmyer was selected as temporary chairman and received applause. He praised the current administration and urged unity in the party toward nominating a candidate, signaling a shift toward a single Democratic field.
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David Overmyer
Atchison
Il P'Clock
J. Mack Love
Central Comanition
Reeceud
Overmyer
Kansas
Deleymites
Tomilance
Dymoctey
Pssuio Demnes
Democratic Party
Cnngratiatas
Democrats
Turtherston
Justriona
Hay
Trinte
Brook
Fink
O'Elockken
Army for Porto Rico to occupy island with 20000 men
A Washington dispatch to the Tribune reports Major General John J. Coppinger will command the Fourth Army Corps in the occupation of Porto Rico. The force will rise to about 20,000, drawing recruits from southern camps and new volunteer regiments at Tapach, Chickamauga, and Fatts Church, with selections based on military qualities and equipment.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
Fourth Army Corps
Gentral John J Coppinger
Porto Rica
Inehich
Tapa
Chickamauga
Fatts Church
Cuban counterattack reported near Acwadires
Washington June 1 The navy department says Admiral Sampson reports several hundred Cubans engaged the US forces. Troops from Acwadires town have been occupied by the trend under General Rath. Garcia forces cooperate with American troops in the operation.
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Washington
Navy
Urtay
Ting
Sampson
Gunn
Acwadires
Rath
Garcia
German policy on Philippines intervention clarified
Washington reports confirm no German plan to intervene in the Philippines. The state department says German ships were in Manila to protect German subjects and property, but Germany had not contemplated intervention.
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Washington
Mate Department
Germany
Manila
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days
Morton EL Hill of Lenamon Indiana reports his wife suffered chronic inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint. After six weeks in bed and eight doctors with no relief she used the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and walked within three days. Sold by Swift Holliday druggists at 623 Kansas Avenue Topeka Kansas.
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Morton EL. Hill
Lenamon
Ind
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Tobeke
Kan
Manila At Risk as Insurgents Press Zapote River
June reports from Shanghai describe insurgents forcing the Zapote river passage and capturing Las Piñas. From Manila, arrivals indicate ongoing bombardment, with Spanish defenders exhausted, short of food and rest, and hospitals and churches crowded with the wounded.
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Shanghai
Dailiy ‘Telegraph
Maalte
Zapote River
Las Pinas
Manila
Dewey
Whole Cabinet Resigns in Paris Amid Faure Crisis
June 11 Paris report states M Melin has handed Président Faure the entire cabinet resignation. The president accepted it and asked ministers to continue directing affairs while successors are named.
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Paris
M. Meline
Faure
Kiao Chou and Berlin War Risk Speculation
London report by the Berlin correspondent notes growing talk among naval circles about repeating the Kiao Chou strategy. It highlights the possibility of U S entry and the perceived importance of the idea despite uncertainty.
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London
Berlin
The
Daily News
Germany
United States
Maita
Spain's Premier Linked to Russia Market Move
Madrid interview quotes Senor Sugusta, Spain's premier, saying yesterday's stock market surge was spurred by telegrams advising leaders that Russia has acted or will intervene in the Philippines settlement. He added he personally had no knowledge of any intervention.
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London
Madrid
Senor Sugusta
Russia
Heat in county jail cell confines John Collins
Report describes John H. Collins detainee held in a warm county jail cell. A private interview with Mrs. Collins occurred, meals provided in a tare basket, and the prisoner spends time smoking and reading. The top floor northeastern corner jail area is noted as hot, with repeated complaints.
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John H. Collins
County
Sland
Hias
Grant Meade
No More. Miss Grace Collins Refuses Comment At Residence
A state journal report quotes Grace Collins declining to comment further on yesterday’s statement. She notes she would say the same if asked but asks to be excused, while a dispatch hints at more showers and unsettled weather. The weather forecast predicts cooler conditions tomorrow with possible showers, and an Omaha Exposition fast train runs from Topeka at 4:55 am.
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State Journal
Collins
van Buren Street
Grace Collins
Mrs. Collins
Weill
Miss Collins
Republie
Kanwae Avene
Nog
Kidverees
T. F. Sennin
Omaha Exposition
Santa Fe
Topeka
Omaha
W. C. Garvey
New Comet Geneva Observed Near Antares by Brooks
Prof Brooks of Smith Observatory reports last night’s comet discovery from Lick Observatory photographs. The body lies in Scorpius near Antares with coordinates right ascension 16h14m40s and declination south 27°7'. Motion is southward and it is visible with a moderate telescope.
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Geneva
Brooks
Smith Observatory
Lick Observatory
Scorpia
Antares
Alow
Market Report on Wheat and Provisions from Chicago
Chicago reports show wheat steadied by Armour taking Leiter's pack, with higher prices amid expectations of holders selling. Corn and oats followed the trend. provisions firm on yellow fever concerns. receipts and prices varied, with hogs, cattle, and barley showing mixed movements as traders weigh Liverpool and Midwest cues.
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Chicago
Leiter
Liverpool
Agulnet
Fey
Northwestern Recoipia
Neptersber
Hetter
Tutige
Oaia
Hind
Dod Mahdis
Megan
Atlee
Northwestern
Markets, railroads, and grain amid uncertain investor mood
The text discusses economic uncertainty, likely railroad earnings declines, and a mixed outlook for cheap money. It notes Western rail traffic concerns, subscription demand for new government issues, and capital seeking premiums. It lists Chicago commodity receipts and price ranges for wheat, stocks, and staples, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century financial scene.
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Staten
Warrane
Atoll
Chicago
Kanivie Geals exhibit and bid notice
The board invites sealed bids for a display at a designated public site. Bids must be received by the clerk at the office by Friday, June 2. The firm reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to award to the most qualified bidder.
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Topek
Dune
Eile
Frias
Bantam
Spmdlang
Rene
AHL
W. Farnsworth
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Merritt
Army Estimates
EMS
National Safety and King Gasoline Stores
Holl Stove and Repair CO
East St. St
Eee Anes
Army For
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Gen Coppinger
Kiau
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LODAY
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Ehas
Saou
Xorkurs
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Sterfay
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Akils
Bonis
Palm & Coyne Commutesiant Co
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Apolis
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Wall Streat
Palm & Coyne Mission Co
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