THE STATES AND HAWAII.
THE JAPANESE REPLY. RUPTURE OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS PROBABLE. (Per Press Assoviation. —Cvpyriijht.) Washington, July 27. Renter's correspondent at Washington states that the Japanese reply to America indicates a diplomatic war, if not something more serious, if Hawaii is annexed by America. The New York Press interprets the Japanese Note to mean that the annexation will involve a rupture of the diplomatic relations between America and Japan.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 384, 28 July 1897, Page 3
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70THE STATES AND HAWAII. Hastings Standard, Issue 384, 28 July 1897, Page 3
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