Will It Keep Ports Open Equal and Impartial Trade
Washington reports the state department has not been officially advised of terms of a London-England Germany alliance on China. Officials see it as a reaffirmation of existing principles, including equal and impartial trade and Chinese territorial integrity, with support from Britain France Russia and Japan. The move is viewed as a step toward settling the Chinese trouble, though details may still be clarified.
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Washington
State Department
London
Germany
England
China
Hay
United States
Yangtse
Russia
France
Count de Quadt
Japan
England and Germany form China policy alliance
England and Germany announce a bilateral agreement dated Oct 16 to keep Chinese ports open and territorial integrity intact. They pledge mutual nonadvantage in China, warn against others altering borders, and will inform Austria Hungary, France, Italy, Japan, Russia and the United States.
Germany says Anglo German Agreement aligns with U S open door policy
Berlin reports the German government views the Anglo German agreement as compatible with the United States stance on open door and China’s territorial integrity. It notes the two powers sought an accomplished fact and invited others to subscribe, saying one nation could not act alone without opposition.
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Berlin
United States
China
Associated Press
France Occupies Paotingfu as Allied Column Advances
Reports from Pao tingtu via Shanghai dated Oct 20 say an independent French column occupied Paotingfu, with the French claiming to lead the allies. Germans and British express chagrin at the expedition’s premature climax, while Chinese runners recount village destruction by German and French forces. A large German garrison is expected to be stationed at Paotingfu to deter further destruction.
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Tientain
Shanghai
Paotingtu
Paotingfu
Cty
Anglo-German pledge seen as peace beacon in Gazette
North German Gazette hails the Anglo-German agreement as a reassurance for world peace. Britain and Germany oppose using China disputes for advantage and support equal rights, not expanding influence where others hold special rights. The article views the accord as a step toward a settled China and against British Yangtse claims.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
China
Yangtse Valley
Rebellion Gathers Strength as Canton Prepares Defense
Reports say rebels gain strength along the East river while Canton officials mobilize to defend the city. The acting viceroy and other officials contribute hundreds of dollars for relief of Christian refugees.
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Canton
East River
Destruction Ordered of Missions in Kwangtung Province
Hongkong reports October 20 that Chinese authorities set October 23 as the date for destruction of missions in Kwangtung province amid escalating tensions. Local residents anticipate action and possible clashes as the order is carried out.
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Hongkong
Kwangteun Province
Woman Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Pendleton
In Pendleton Oregon on October 26 the jury found Mrs Minnie Crocket guilty of second degree murder for shooting her husband on October 2. The verdict carries a life sentence.
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Pendlet.n. Ore
Minnie Crocket
Emperor's Chancellorship Sparked by Hohenlohe Exit
Berlin reports Count von Buelow named imperial chancellor after Prince Hohenlohe's retirement. Observers cite possible coercive pressure and need to manage agrarian opposition while von Buelow navigates treaties and international diplomacy. Private dispatches note Hankow executions and Honan church destructions amid China turmoil. An engineer tested a small flying machine reaching 16 feet with 4.5 minutes flight.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Prince Hohenlohe
Hamburg
William
Chlodwig
Cologne
Haimburg
von Buelow
Agrarians
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Bismarck
von Fall
Cologne Volkes Zeitung
Chang Chi Tung
Hankow
Honan
Mark
Redmond Declares End of Parnellite Split
London October 20 John Redmond M P chairman of the Irish parliamentary party issues a manifesto to the nationalist body stating the Parnellite split is ended and a united movement is desired based on Parnell policy. He warns the Conservative majority is unwieldy and could disrupt. Redmond urges unity and disciplined nationalist links and backs the United Irish League.
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London
John Redmond
M. P
Parnell
Redmond
United Irish League
Fire disrupts McCormick Harvester warehouse in Chicago
About five hundred workers panic as a blaze damages the second story on Blue Island avenue near Dakley avenue. Five firefighters succumb to smoke. Timothy Cronin is gravely ill. Several girls faint and are removed from the building.
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Chicago
McCormick Harvester Company
Blue Island Avenue
Dakley Avenue
Timothy Cronin
Grandfathers and health boosted by Dr Pierce’s remedy
An elderly man praises a doctor’s tonic for improving digestion and blood quality, arguing sound stomachs and rich blood separate strong grandparents from weaker ones. A Ark. man recounts constipation and vertigo relief after twelve bottles of Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and pellets, yielding health for age 66 and beyond. a laxative is recommended for the elderly.
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Dr. Pierce
G. Popplewell
Mureka Springs
Carrol Co
Warner Dead The Hartford Author Charles Dudley Warner dies
Charles Dudley Warner, renowned American essayist and Hartford Courant owner, dies suddenly in Hartford at 79 after a history of pneumonia and heart weakness. He collaborated with Mark Twain on The Gilded Age and shaped Harper’s Magazine prose and literary criticism.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles Dudley Warner
Hartford Courant
Warner
Mr. Warner
America
Massachusetts
Hamilton College
Chicago
Hartford, Conn
Mark Twain
Colonel Sellers
Firat
Commemoration Day at Princeton Unfolds in Hall
Princeton New Jersey October 20 commemoration day exercises marking the 4th year since founding of Princeton University were held in Alexander hall before a large audience. President Patton led the procession with civic leaders, and Bishop Saterlee spoke on the ethics of American civilization while Secretary Hay received a doctor of laws degree from the university.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Alexander Hall
Patton
John Hay
Henry Yates Sateriee
Washington
Bishop Saterlee
Jefferson
Louisiana
Monroe
Florida
Seward
Alaska
Texas
Spain
Woodrow Wilson
Hay
Libbey
Hey
Statist Review Of The Market
London analysts note abundant money with ease in borrowing at 1 percent. The Statist forecasts further gold shipments, India absorbs 60 million ounces of silver, and a Russian loan of £20 million faces Paris and New York opposition. Russian loan conditions may require American rail stocks, making joint New York Paris funding unlikely.
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London
New York
Paris
Berlin
New York Exchange
Bank of England
India
Russia
France
United States
Ex-Governor Pennoyer Declines State Legislature Run
Portland Oregon October 20 Ex Governor Pennoyer has declined to stand as a candidate for the legislature.
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Portland
Ore
Pennoyer
Japan forms new cabinet led by Marquis Ito
Tokio dispatch to the Herald reports the new Japanese cabinet with Premier Marquis Ito as foreign minister and a reshuffled lineup. The note outlines key positions and signals a major government reorganization in Tokyo.
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New York
Tokio
the Herald
Marquis Ito
Political Roles Revised in Postwar Japanese Cabinet
Tako Takaaki and Hoshi, former ministers to Britain and Washington, lead a reshuffled cabinet including Baron Sugetatin in home affairs, Viscount Katoura in navy, Admiral Yamazato in finance, Viscount Watanabe in justice, and Baron Eaeko in education, with Hiayashi overseeing agriculture and commerce.
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Tako Takaaki
Great Britain
Baron Sugetatin
Viscount Katoura
Navy
Yamazato
Viscount Watanabe
Baron Eaeko
Matsuda
Hoshi
Washington
Hiayashi
Wood arrives from Havana for Cuba duty amid yellow fever fears
Major General Leonard Wood, governor of Cuba, lands in New York from Havana and plans to reach Washington then return via Tampa. He cites preparations to move his family to Cuba and notes a reduced Havana death rate but rising yellow fever linked to Spanish immigrants. A quarantine plan to detain arrivals is discussed.
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New York
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Havana
Washington
Tampa
Fla
Wood
Department
Massacre of Armenians Reported Near Diarbekir
Constantinople dispatch says Armenian districts in Diarbekir faced fresh massacres over five days. Muslims allegedly looted, outraged, and killed with no Turkish troops intervention. eight villages were destroyed and burned.
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Paris
Constantinople
Petit Bleu
Diarbekir
Driftwood fires in Galveston as cleanup begins
Galveston residents see fires burning massive driftwood heaps from the storm. Many bodies remain unrecovered as the city gears up to finish cleanup within a week. The first electric streetcars since the hurricane returned to service today.
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Galveston
Texas
Clean Up Progress Report on Cariboo Mine
Vancouver report notes the Cariboo hydraulic mine has recovered 290000 this season with 50600 more expected before winter. Many shareholders in the property are Americans.
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Vancouver
D. C
Cariboo
Milwaukee osteopathy case finds doctor title unlawful
Milwaukee Oct 20 Judge Neelen in municipal court ruled Swen A. L. Thompson an osteopath unlawfully assumed the title of doctor in a test case brought by the state medical board. The decision will be appealed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Neelen
Swen A. L. Thompson
State Medical Board
Will Be Sent Back To Cleveland In Infanticide Case
Harry H. Stewart, arrested here on a Cleveland Ohio complaint for infanticide, signed a waiver admitting his identity and will be sent back to Cleveland.
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New York
Harry H. Stewart
Cleveland
Ohio
Dreyer Must Serve Time for Withholding Park Funds
Springfield Illinois October 2 The supreme court sustained the lower court finding former banker R E Dreyer of Chicago guilty of withholding from all successors in office 319 of West Park board funds.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Dreyer
Chicago
Weat Park Board Funda
Brown Beats Chicago In First Four Minutes Defeat
Brown defeated Chicago 11 to 6 in a game marred by misplays and fumbles. The opening four minutes decided the result as Slocum scored for Brown, with Bates adding the kicked goal. The second half saw Chicago tie, but defensive play held and Brown finished 11 6.
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Chicago
Brown
Slocum
Bates
Petit
Keene
Melendy
Atwood
McNabl
Penn Quakers trounce Columbia 30 to 0 at Franklin Field
In Philadelphia on October 20, the University of Pennsylvania overwhelmed Columbia 30 to 0 before 12000 fans. The Quakers controlled the game from start to finish with Horner Hare McCracken scoring touchdowns and Hare kicking four goals.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Franklin Field
Quakers
Horner
Hare
McCracken
Illinois and Wisconsin Play to Scoreless Tie
In Chicago on October date the University of Illinois faced Wisconsin in a football game that ended without a score by either side. Both teams defended well with no points scored in the contest.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Wisconsin University
Harvard routs West Point as scores 29 to 0
Harvard football overwhelmed West Point at West Point on October 20 with a decisive 29 to 0 victory. Harvard dominated on offense and defense, building a clear lead early and preserving the shutout through the final whistle.
Yale Beats Wesleyan 38–0 in Saturday Showcase
In New Haven a large crowd watched Yale defeat Wesleyan this afternoon by a 38 to 0 score. Yale dominated with stifling defense and quick scoring drives as Wesleyan failed to find an answer.
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New Haven
Yale
Wesleyan
College Scores Reported Across Multiple Cities
In Ann Arbor Michigan 11 Purdue 6. In Minneapolis Minnesota 38 Grin nell 0. In Madison Wisconsin 4 Upper Iowa 0. In Annapolis Naval cadets 6 Georgetown University 0. In Ithaca New York Cornell 11 Union 0. In Easton Pennsylvania Princeton 5 Lafayette. In Lincoln Nebraska Nebraska University 8 Drake College 0.
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Michigan
Purdue
Minneapolis
Grinnell
Madison
Wisconsin
Upper Iowa
Annapolis
Naval Cadets
Georgetown University
Ithica
N. Y
Cornell
Union
Easton
Princetown
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Lincoln
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Harper's Magazine
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Statist Review OF the Market
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