Rioting and fires sweep Tokyo as mobs attack government offices
Turbulent crowds burn the Kokumin Shimbun office and attack the minister home affairs residence in Tokyo. Police struggle to control demonstrations around Premier Katsura and foreign minister Komura, with 200 arrests and hundreds wounded or killed feared as mobs loot churches and burn property.
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Tokio
Ofice
Kokumin Saimbun
Nobles Club
Imperial Hotel
Hibaya Park
Katsura
Baron Komura
United States
Kokomin Shimbun
Mission House
Jiji
Portsmouth
Pak
Caucasus
Baku
Balakhan
Batkahan
Balahaan
Sabunto
Nomani
Bichiebat
Balahan
Aea Te
Aanger
Pension totals and survivor rolls from Warner report
The Warner pension office annual report shows total disbursements for the year at 141 142.61 with civil war survivors and widows receiving 133 022 170 and navy pensions at 4 197 166. Civil war pensioners declined to 948 044 by year end from a peak earlier. The total pensions since foundation amount to 3 320 960 022 with 1 099 000 roll peak in last year and 3709 net increase for the year.
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Washington
Warner
Navy
Ashe
Does It Pay Figure It But On A Carver Ranch
Ed Cook rented a quarter acre on the Carver ranch and harvested 460 boxes from 23 apricot trees. Sold at 45 cents a box, he earned $207, averaging twenty boxes per tree. With 134 trees per acre, income reached $1206 per acre. At Wenatchee land prices this crop alone would more than double the land cost.
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Carver Ranch
Ed Cook
Mr. Cook
Wenatchee
Wisconsin Colonel Hicks A Civil War Refugee Turned Diplomat
Colonel Hicks a Wisconsin man born in New York is fifty eight. He earned titles as diplomat journalist and author. His father fell in the Civil War. He paid his way through college and built a journalism career under the pen name Sandy Broad. He was appointed minister to Peru by President Harrison and later transferred to Chile.
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Colonel Hicks
Wisconsin
New York
Sandy Broad
Oshkosh
Harrison
Peru
Chile
Forest Fires Rage Across Northern Idaho
Severe forest fires burn between Wallace and Slate Creek and nearby areas in northern Idaho. The smoke over Wallace is heavy, obscuring the moon and covering mountain tops. Train passengers report bright flames seen from the train as hundreds of acres of timber burn.
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Missoula
Mont
Here
Wallace
Slate Creek
Wallace Sty
Northeen
Idaho
March Exhausts Feeble Veterans in Grand Army Parade
Denver report on the Grand Army parade details exhausted veterans who fell out of line, crowds cheering through a three hour procession with 15,000 G A R members and nearly 2500 Kansas veterans. An ex Confederate in gray drew cheers as he saluted the crowd before the insanity commitment case of J D Furman.
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Denver
Grand Army
Mareh
Kansas
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Soldiers For Pensions
George B. Herron
Massa
Big Sum
Tokia
H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
E. H. Harriman
Root
Sato
Baron Kemara
Mr. Root
Baron Komara
Jersey
Mcetuchen
N. J
George D. Herron
Iowa
Accos Ling
Herron
Herroon
Carrie Rand
Rand
Sedalia
Warren Paine
Missouri Pacific
Tipton
Paine
Daily World Office
Daily World
John Hicks
Arthur Gunn
Cor
Wenatchee Water
Gunn Ditch
Monitor
Bousquet & Holm
New Press
We Wells & CO
Donaldson
St. Louis
J.D. Furman
Ernst
Medical Lake
Dr. King
U. G. Pogue Drugs Co
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