Manchurian treaty dispute sparks turmoil in Peking
Russian minister to China clashed with Li Hung Chang over the Manchuria treaty. A heated interview followed as Tokyo pressed for the text, Empress Dowager's memorials, and Li Hung Chang’s collapse. Posthumous honors and shifts in provincial leadership flowed after Li’s condition worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
M. Paul Tessav
China
Manchuria
Soneas
Li Ting Ghang
Japan
Tokyo
Tj Mung Chang
Ti Hung Chang
M. Lea- Ser
Lir Hung Chang
Heath
Li Tung Chung
Li Hung Chang
M.tessar
TA Hung Chang
Chou Fu
Prom Ting Fu
Far Ti
France and Turkey quell tensions amid diplomat note
Vienna reports the Ottoman foreign minister Tevfik Pasha circulated a note to Turkish representatives abroad stating Turkey has met France's demands and hopes for restored relations. Paris notes the fleet will withdraw from French demands within days as France and Turkey ease tensions amid global wary. Washington says US trade interests unlikely affected as France shifts Turkey posture and not direct US concerns. Local reports from Richmond, Denver note a shooting over a horse dispute leaving one dead and another fleeing with weapons. Colonel J G Baird, former Wyoming attorney general and Honolulu district attorney, dies in Denver after a prolonged illness.
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Vienna
Neverele Preese
Tewik Pasha
Turkey
Porte
France
Paris
Tifa
Franece
Washington
Navy
United States
Col.ohn Nairn
Denver
Colo
J. G. Baird
Honolulu
Wyoming
Batyd
Pitiful Desertion Case Drives Woman and Child to Chicago
Viola Miller, six months pregnant, walked from Lekeride, His to Chicago with her 10 year old daughter in search of her husband. The cold journey through rain and snow lasted three days until Officer William Thomas found her at Cottage Grove station. Both were fed and warmed before being taken to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyug Mothes
Avia
Viola Miller
Chicago
Lekeride
His
South Side
William Thomas
Cottage Grove Avenue Station
Trials of a Bridal Party at Burlington Station
A Chicago bride and groom, Miss Leonore Lay and Robert Howard Smith, dash between two lines of guests after a horse show reception, then depart in a gag-laden wedding party entourage. Luggage features playful inscriptions and a large carmine heart motif, while the couple’s families are identified as Burlington residents and a Chicago shoe company heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Burlington Station
Hellbors
Leonore Lay
Robert Law
Burlington
Robert Howard Smith
Gas Shortage Strains Indiana Regions This Winter
Windfall and Muncie reports show natural gas supply tight as temperatures fall. Windfall Gas Co cannot meet patron demand and to drill new wells, one failing unexpectedly. Muncie Natural Gas Co says gas fully turned on and invites a joint press and citizen committee to probe the reduction station while denying responsibility for the shortage. Elwood factories confront fuel scarcity with coal as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Muncie
Ner
Munc
Canada Will Come No More Banquet Speech in Montreal
Sir Wilfrid Laurier told the Canadian Manufacturers association banquet in Montreal that since 1800 Canada sent delegations to Washington for reciprocity, but no more will be sent. He predicted the United States would soon send delegations to Ottawa. A central note across speeches was strong imperialist sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preieer Laurier
Glyon
Montreal
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Washington
United States
Ottawa
Asheville Woman Fires On Man At Bank Entry
Miss Mary Sligle fired on Houston Meryman assistant cashier of the Blue Ridge National Bank as he entered the building from a streetcar. Aimed shot hit his back but did not pierce lungs while another shattered a window. The (under 15) assailant, who declined to explain her motive, fled. In Sioux City a dentist chair death struck Dr Adelaide E Kilbourne wife of Dr J Milbourne after apoplexy as she left following a tooth filling. Sedgwick leads in state supreme court race with wide margin across counties. Republican gains in two legislative seats. In St Joseph, a woman and man swallowed poison together at 115 State street. both survived after city physician treatment.
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Alere Child
Asheville, N.C
Mary Sligle
Houston Meryman
Blue Ridge National Bank
Meryman
Olen
Sioux City
Adelaide E. Kilbourne
J. Milbourne
Iowa State University
St Joseph
Alicl
Sude Yatan
Dutlel Kellogg
State Street
Goudy
Remote News Snippets From North West Outline Results
WEWS reports a Buffalo arrest for smuggling Clinamen from Canada with four items found on the suspect. A Cincinnati meeting of the Melinery Jobbers association is described as highly successful. Updates from Oklahoma and India note frosts killing top cotton near Brakenlaagte in the Weinsvaal. Boers suffer 44 dead and 100 wounded. French marines land at Mitylene and seize a Turkish custodian house. Seventeen key purse, preserve manufacturers form a new combination.
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Grant Thouseholder
Buffalo
Canada
Ho Melinery Jobbers
Cincinnati
All Acous
Oklaham
India
Cory
Brakenlaagte
Weinsvaal
Vast Unknown Landslit in Canada Revealed by Geographer
A National Geographic Magazine article notes one third of Canada remains unexplored with over 4,250,000 square miles of uncharted terrain. The Dominion totals 8,450,257 square miles, leaving large western blocks of 25,000 to 100,000 square miles still secret to white explorers.
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Canada
Dominion
Osle
Kansas
New England
National Geargraphle Magazine
Gen Corbin Marries Cardinal Gibbons in Swell Washington Affair
Major General Henry C. Corbin and Miss Edythe Patten wed at the Patten home 2122 Massachusetts Avenue in a ceremony conducted by Cardinal Gibbons. The president, Mrs Roosevelt, and Miss Alice Roosevelt attended. The drawing room wedding featured rich Alencon lace gowns and a long-point lace train. Guests included military officers, diplomats, and relatives. a wedding breakfast followed as the couple left for New York and Niagara on their trip.
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Washington
Nov. T
Henry C. Corbin
Army
Edythe Agnes Patten
Patten
Massachusetts Avenue
Whch
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
IL CG. Corin
Miss Patten
Paris
Uline
Josephine Patten
Mss
Telon Patten
Hach
General Corbin
Dyer
New York
Gorlin
Eld
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Philippines
West Point
Adjutant General's Department
Olivers
Corps of Engineers
Nine Persons Cremated in Hurley Theater Fire
Nine people perished as a fire swept the Klon Licht theater in Hurley Michigan, destroying the building and contents including the Cummins building and the adjoining twentieth Century saloon. The blaze broke out about 3 p.m. yesterday while occupants were asleep.
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Gecupanm
Hossemer
Mich
Mhie
Klonalike Theater
Hurley
Cummins
Fire at Kinodike theater claims nine lives in blaze
Report details a deadly blaze at the Kinodike theater, formerly the Alcazar, where nine occupants perished and others were injured while leaping from a third story. Names listed include W Cleveland Tiny Ryan and J C Clifford with several missing, linking to a 1987 horror at the same resort. Chicago Board of Trade men vote to withdraw from the National Board of Trade, risking the national body's future. A farmer from Tipton County touts buttermilk as a cancer remedy after surviving liver cancer, reporting rapid health improvement and weight gain.
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Ouvereuille
Cleveland
Tiny Ryan
OY. Gass Oxxzone
Thomas le Chtlre
J. C. Cliford
Harry Raymond
George Dencid
Clara Barney
Kiondike
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Jade
National Board of Trade
Anthonel Organisifion
Mtr
Daditon Parmer
Tol Afe Crory
Tipton County
Ianapolis
Noy Dies at Whisky Poisoning in Yola Kansas
The five year old son of Elijah Barber, a cement plant employee, died yesterday after drinking a half pint of whisky from a local joint. The child drained the flask while the parents were away and collapsed into a stupor from which physicians could not revive him.
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Noy
Yola
Kan
Elijah Barber
Fayad
Panic-Struck Youth Ends Life After Frightful Injury Fear
South Bend Indiana reports Notre Dame student Peter Mataczko of Cleveland shot himself after fearing a friend’s injury from a wrestling session. He died instantly though the friend was not seriously hurt. A separate note from Albay New York mentions a suggestion to World’s Fair headquarters to recreate the Jerusalem Temple.
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South Bend
Ind
Peter Mataczko
Cleveland
Notre Dame
Mataczko
Touia
St. Louis
Albay
N. Y
Jerusalem Temple
Herod the Great
Towne
Grand Rapids Trial Session Details Taint Public Debate
Testimony fills a day as Sayler recounts involvement with a hydraulic company deal. He describes sending 25 000 dollars and hiring attorney McGarry for 7500 dollars, later returning 75 000 by messenger, then withdrawing it. The judge faces contempt claims amid cross examination uncertainties. Separate note recalls a naturalist’s studies of plains wildlife and failed appeals to government for protection of ungulate habitats.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Lant K. Sillbury
Garman
Hydraulic
Taylor
George J. Nichals
Salphairy
MISS STONE ALIVE AS BRIGANDS PROPOSE RANSOM
A letter from Miss Stone says she is well and offers a brigand dictated release plan. Consul General Dickinson sends a messenger with a reply. Agreement on ransom amount is reportedly reached, but payment and surrender details remain disputed. The brigands refuse crossing into Turkey to collect funds.
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Rbrigands
Sofia
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Mme, Psilka
Dickinson
Mise Stone
Buffalo Jones Dies at Age 71 in Salina Kansas
Salina Kan November 8 C 3 Tones known as nn fulo Tones died here Wednesday at the age of 71. He was a notable western character and famed for his buffalo hobby. Buffalo Jones came to Kansas from Illinois in 1860 during frontier times and was a brief classmate of former Governor Joseph W. Viter. He traveled with his wife to the plains pursuing his unusual passion for bison.
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Joseph W. Viter
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