Predicts stormy times in China by Robert Hart
Pekin dispatch notes widespread uncertainty as to foreign policy and future control of China. It cites Russia Japan England America and Italy among powers debating division open door policy and indemnities while looting and auction sales sweep Pekin amid the siege aftermath.
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Sih
Robert Hart
China
Hague
Washington
Russia
France
Italy
England
America
Japan
Scramble for Buildings in Tientsin as Occupations Tighten
Correspondent reports that Tientsin has become a military center for the winter with all powers scrambling for usable buildings. American, British, German, and Russian forces occupy missions, the Bund, and concessions, amid tensions and recent incidents including a fatal shooting and a flag dispute.
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Associated Press
Tientsin
Victoria Gardens
15Th Infantry
Moale
Taku Road
3Rd Artillery
Mr. Drew
Marine Battalion
Pekin Visit of Prince Ching Shows Mixed Receptions
Prince Ching visited multiple legations in Pekin seeking sympathy after the Chinese crisis. At the British legation Sir Claude MacDonald gave a chilly reception. German and Austrian hosts were brief. Russian and American envoys offered longer welcomes. Ching expressed shame to Mr Conger and framed the trip as respect for an old friend while noting no division of China is desired by Japan. International commission احتمال settlement discussed.
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Associated Press
Pekin
Tientsin
Shanghai
Victoria Terrace
Hughes
Battery D
3Rd Artillery
Maine
Lorne Campbell
Bengal Lancers
Alexis
Prince Ching
Claude MacDonald
Germany
Prench
Mr. Conger
Legation
Ching
Relah
Japan
China
England
America
Trouble Brewing in China Half Century Crisis Rocks Regions
London dispatch describes four anti dynasty agitations in Kwangtung Kwangsi Szechuan and Yangtse as Sun Yat Sen may gain Northwest support from Prince Tuan Tung Fu Hsiang and Mohammedan leaders if rebellion spreads. Imperial troops recaptured Weichou on the Yangtze and seized four documents in the viceroy yamen showing Boxers funded by authorities with money sums records of casualties and payments to generals and families.
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London
Shanghai
the Times
Kwangtuneg
Kwangasi
Szechuan
Yangtse
Sun Yat Sen
Yanetse
Prince Tuan
Tung Fu Hsiang
Seording
Daily Chronicle
Hongkong
Weichou
Mast River
Standard
Tientsin
Yamen
Policy unpopular Berlin reports German Chinese policy sparks business backlash
Germany's policy toward China faces rising unpopularity among West German manufacturers due to weak orders and falling shares. Newspapers cite Emperor William's speech denying plans for a world empire and note foreign envoys in Pekin must enforce their decision. The Cologne Gazette and others echo similar concerns.
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Berlin
Germany
West Germany
William
Imperial Museum
Saalburg
Vossich Zeitung
Desecrated graves report from Canton uprising
From Canton it is reported that Kwangsi rebels defeated imperial troops in Kwangtsun and General Su resigned after the repulse. Chinese soldiers desecrated the cemetery for foreigners at Shitu near Canton. the viceroy ordered the offenders decapitated and dismissed their commander. The fourth brigade from India is noted.
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Shanghai
Canton
Kwangtsun
Shitu
India
Missing Butte man found dead near Brady canyon
Richard Thrilling of Butte, brother in law of Henry Mueller of Centennial brewery, was missing after joining a Boulder hunting party. His body was found in a rocky ravine near Brady's canyon with a head wound from a fall. The coroner and relatives in Butte were notified.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Richard Thrilling
Butte
Brady's Canyon
Henry Mueller
Centennial Brewery
Benjamin Wahle
B. E B. Garteau
Fred Cowan
Thrilling
Camo
Frank Tindall
Beck Barteau
Governor Smith Attacks Clark in Boulder Rally
Governor Robert B. Smith of the independent democratic party spoke to a large Boulder audience on national issues. He accused Clark of bribery, cited Five Thousand Dollar Day, praised the senate privileges and elections committee, warned against Standard Oil and Amalgamated Copper influence, and endorsed Hogan over Toole in the governorship race.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Robert B. Smith
Independent Democratic Party
Friends of the Movement
Clark
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Jefferson County
Toole
Hogan
Folsom
L. PD. Kent
Independent Democratic Organization
Panama Canal Company officials aboard La Loranine
M Hain director general and president of the Panama Canal company board General Abbott chief engineer and W N Cromwell counsel were passengers on the steamship La Loranine from Havre. Abbott said the Walker commission's recommendation awaits Congress and that a decision in favor is likely. He added the company will proceed with building even if the decision is against the canal.
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New York
Panama Canal
Panama
Canal debates and cable yard output noted in Paris hearing
The Walker commission heard in Paris that nine tenths of vessels favor the Panama canal as the better route. They noted substantial progress with 3 to 4 million cable yards already removed and about two fifths of the work completed.
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Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Walker Commission
Paris
Bryan's Quiet Ohio Tour Ends Busy Day in Akron
William J. Bryan spent a quiet Sunday in Akron, visiting Wescott Congregational Church and hearing Rev. J. L. Davis. He will resume his Ohio tour with speeches planned in Alliance Niles Youngstown Leavittsburg and Cleveland before heading to New York.
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Akron
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Judge Grant
Wescott Congregational Church
J. L. Davis
Bryan
Cleveland
New York
Alliance
Niles
Youngstown
Leavittsburg
German trademark registration enables theft of names abroad
Consul General Mason reports that German law allows any name or device not yet registered in Berlin to be registered as a trademark without verifying actual use. American brands have faced blackmail when foreign registrants claim ownership of American marks. US officials urge pre-registration of marks in Germany and Denmark, and stronger action to deter theft by unscrupulous firms.
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Waller
General Chaffee
Pekin
Major Waller
Washington
State Department
Mason
Berlin
Germany
United States
Freeman
Copenhagen
Denmark
Committed death by own action near Bozeman
Mrs Theresa Prelate hanged herself in a cellar at a Cameron bridge area farmhouse about ten miles from Bozeman on Saturday evening. She had been deranged for years since her husband died in a wagon accident. Her son was away. the body was found by a daughter after a search.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Theresa Prelate
Cameron's Bridge
Morris
Typhoon Ravages Formosa and Southern China
A Tacoma dispatch reports a typhoon on the Formosa coast and in Southern China last month. Many towns were destroyed, Taipeh lost nineteen hundred houses, and lives were lost. Japanese steamers Fanchiu and Seiko were beached at Taipeh, Kersaint the French cruiser blew ashore at Hankow, and martial law was declared in Hankow with more Boxer executions.
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Hankow
King George of France Visits Exposition in Paris
Paris reports King George of France accompanied by General Reineck and Nicolas Thon arrived this morning to tour the exposition with his aide-de-camp.
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Paris
King George of
Reineck
Nicholas Thon
Civilist
Conference of coal presidents called amid mining strike
Scranton reports T H Watkins president of Temple Tron outlines stance on UMW response and mine tonnage control. He urges workers to return, condemns Mitchells push for uniform action, and notes operators fear public harm from the union. A briefing with Lehigh Valley Coal and other operators approved the statement.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers
T. H. Watkins
Temple Tron Company
Mitchell
Morgan
Lehigh
Schuyl- Kill
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Mr. Mitchells Organization
Schuylkill
Watkins
Lathrop
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
J. P. Morgan & Company
Temple [Ron Company
Lathsop
Roads
New York
Canvass of Operators in Wyoming Valley on Miner Concessions
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania October canvass of operators shows strong opposition to extra concessions beyond a 10 percent raise. Operators refuse binding deals and favor strikes ending this week despite officials' concerns about arbitration and past repudiations.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Markle
Mitchell
Teacher fined in school punishment case
Local interest rose over a grade school whipping in Boulder. R M Davis of the Boulder Schools punished Roy Tucker from Broadwater county for a claimed sufficient cause. Halford filed the complaint, Justice Sweet’s court heard the case, the jury found the teacher guilty and set a $1 fine. An appeal to district court is expected.
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Standard
Houlder
R. M. Davis
Boulder
Roy Tucker
Broadwater County
D. Halford
Leo in Improved Health Says Storer After Vatican Visit
Bellamy Storer US minister to Spain reports Pope Leo XIII appears healthier and lively since two years ago. He notes shared aims with the Catholic church on Philippine governance and cooperation with the United States for order and peace. Storer says Filipinos made three attempts to open negotiations with the Vatican, all refused.
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Geneva
Bellamy Storer
United States
Spain
Leo
Btorer
Vatican
Boers Active Near Kroonstadt Region
In Cave Town on October 14 the Boers, led by General DeWet, press the Kroonstadt district. burghers who refuse to fight face imprisonment. British scouts from Lindley report Captain Willshire killed by mistaken identity. Boer commandos harass the British march from Lindley to Kroonstadt. they capture a Cheshire regiment detachment guarding an empty wagon near Frankfort, releasing the driver but keeping the wagon.
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Cave Town
Kroonstadt
DeWet
Lindley
Willshire
Cheshire Regiment
Frankfort
Meeting in Havre Highlights Hostile Welcome to Higgins and Donovan
A large Havre crowd attended a meeting last night featuring Frank Higgins and James Donovan. The event drew band and town officials with boosters, but many families left early amid a tense reception. Colonel Doopevan, introduced reluctantly, spoke with discomfort as the host and his stance on independent candidates drew sharp abuse.
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Standard
Havre
Frank Higgins
James Donovan
Failies
Doopevan
Presidents to Confer in Hazelton on Anthracite Crisis
Coal operators in Hazelton retreat from comment on Scranton miners convention actions. Owners wait to gauge large operators plan and potential employer steps while rumors spread in the coal region.
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Hazelton
Scranton
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