Russian nightmare scheme of government revisited
London and Washington debate a possible American backed settlement to govern China with viceroys and reformers in the southern provinces. Analysts see potential for a reconstituted Chinese government free from the Manchu clique though many snags remain. Archbishop Ryan and Philadelphia bishops influence the Altoona see inquiry.
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Associated Press
London
America
New World
Fingors
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Europe
China
Ryan
Rome
Philadelphia
Altoona
Possible establishment of Sioux City diocese reported
The article says Sioux City may become a diocese this month with Very Rev P J Garvey or Father John Carroll as early incumbents. It notes no decision until Archbishop Keane returns from Europe, and Overbrook PA leader Garvey and Dubuque clergyman Carroll are named as likely appointees.
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P. J. Garvey
St. Charlies College
Overbrook
Sioux City
Skkeane
Europe
John Carroll
Dubuque
Alaskan Natives Suffer Widespread Sickness and Death
Governor Brady reports severe distress among Alaska Natives from an epidemic described as grip with pneumonia or measles. He notes widespread illness, deaths at coastal encampments, and that treasury officers will provide swift relief. Lt. H Jarvis of the revenue cutter service is praised for taking active relief measures.
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Sitka
Yukon
Wood
Greyling
Siberia
Alaskan
St. Lawrence Island
Treasury Department
Brady
H. Jarvis
Revenue Cutter Service
Fearful Press Comment on China's Crisis and German Policy
Berlin dispatch notes German press debating China policy, von Waldersee's China mission, and fraying Anglo German relations. It cites von Buelow opposition, public disapproval of Emperor William, and a foreign office stance on possible peace talks and the U S note.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Russia
China
von Waldersee
William
Count von Buelow
von Buelow
Reichstag
Kreuse Zeltung
Deutscher Tages Zeltung
Foreign Office
Multitudes greet Bayan on second visit to Indiana
The crowd gathered in Indiana as Bayan spoke on democracy and equality. He defended the American system, warned against abandoning equal rights, and dismissed European methods as backward while praising progress and the American government.
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Bayan
Indiana
Philippines
Return of Volunteers From the Philippines Planned in November
The War Department plans a homeward movement for about 10 000 volunteers from the Philippines starting mid November. Transport resources will be used to bring them home in the same order they were shipped, aligning terms through June 30 of next year when their service ends by law.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Philli
Tragedy at Station as Passenger Train Strikes Harness-Maker
Special dispatch reports J R Stone, an elderly harness-maker, struck by the pilot of eastbound train No 4 near the feehouse crossing by the depot. He was thrown 15 or 20 feet, found unconscious, and treated by Dr Alton. Injuries appear not serious but age and shock hinder recollection.
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Standhard Livingston
J. R. Stone
Feehouse
Alton
Train Robbers Net About Thirty Two Dollars in Loot
The Evening Times prints a telegram from Union Pacific GM Lickton stating robbers took three money packages totaling 32 dollars 40 cents and two packages of cheap jewelry. The car suffered heavy damage from the explosion with about 82.4 percent loss to contents.
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Denver
Colo
Evening Times Today
Lickton
Union Pacific Railway Company
Wyoming
Canadian Bequest Requests Plague Inspection Assistance
The Canadian government seeks quarantine aid from Washington officials to manage the bubonic plague risk in Allasrow until a Canadian quarantine officer arrives. Burkeon Genere Wyman cables Assistant Burger Thomas requesting the measure. Canada will cover inspection costs.
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Washington
Burkeon Genere
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed For Nervous Women
A nurselike clerk endures back ache headaches and fatigue while a reader cites Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervous conditions and weak organs. Testimonial styling claims relief from feminine illnesses and promotes free letters to Buffalo New York for private consultation and medical remedies.
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Pierce
Mattie Piugte
Field Marshal Waldersee Arrives Aden En Route to China
The German Field Marshal von Waldersee arrived in Aden where his ship was greeted by a French troop ship La Champagne. The two bands played each nation’s anthem as Waldersee prepared to continue to China. The account notes his uninjured record in major battles and compares his religious zeal to General Gordon, while recounting his early anti Semitic tensions fostered by his wife.
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Berlin
von Waldersee
William
Aden
la Champagne
China
Europe
Count von Haeseler
Count von Waldersee
Lord Roberts
Waldersee
Germany
Metz
Sedan
Paris
Gordon
Framed Franz history spans in imperial era notes
Fragmentary OCR reports various items: excavations at Speyer reveal intact tombs of emperors of the Balle dynasty, French protection by walls. the Kathsarine Marie Theresa wireless range. heightened safety around the emperor post King Humbert assassination. stringent seaprenstreich precautions near the Schloss. army maneuvers under similar security. Prussia makes English mandatory in higher schools. Boer chief von Dalwig, killed at Machadodorp, is linked to Mrs Krupp as a cousin and former German officer.
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Speyer
Balle
Lloyd
Marie Theresa
Humbert
von Dalwig
Machadodorp
Western college football schedules released for fall season
The Evening Post publishes a full schedule of western college football games. Entries include Chicago University, Purdue, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Northwestern, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Indiana, and others with dates mainly in September through November and venues in Chicago, Ann Arbor, Madison, and Iowa City.
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Chicago
The
Evening Post Today
Chicago University
Lombard University
Monmouth College
Knox College
Purdue
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Brown
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Michigan University
Hillsdale College
Ann Arbor
Kalamazoo College
Case School
Purdue University
Hinnois University
Indiana University
Detroit
Notre Dame
Ohio State University
Wisconsin University
Ripen
Madison
Lake Forest
Gelett
Milwaukee
Tober
Upper Town
Grinnell
Clinois
Iowa University
Upper Lowa
Iowa City
Simpson College
Ames
Drake
Rock Island
Illinois University
Rose Polytechnic
Champaign
Dupauw
Wesleyan
Lombard
Knox
Evanston
Indiana
Indianapolis
Allen for Congress Nominee From Oklahoma Populists
Oklahoma City Sept 1 middle-of-the-road populists meeting here nominated John Allen of Norman for delegate to Congress. Only four counties were represented in the convention.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Oklahoma
John Allen
Norman
Tragedy in Hutchinson as Teen Kills Brother
Jean Payne, 18, accidentally killed his brother Edward, 6, in Hutchinson Kansas today while trying to remove a cartridge from a revolver. Police report no foul play suspected. investigation ongoing.
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Hutchison
Kas
Jean Payne
Edward
Ballyhoo Bey Beats Tommy Atkins In Closest Flatbush Stakes Finish
Ballyhoo Bey outsprints Tommy Atkins by a head at Sheepshead Bay in the Flatbush stakes amid a late mishap that briefly unsettled the favorite. Sloan steered Ballyhoo Bey and Alard Scheck on Tommy Atkins chased hard, with Spencer claiming a foul that was not allowed.
Thoroughbred Race Results Prompting Petite Card
In the sixth race over one mile in selling class Jacoma won with Fessy F. second and Sir Florian third finishing in a time of 1 42.
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Our Winzie
Jacoma
Fessy F
Sir Florian
First race at Chicago shows Searcher victor in five furlongs
In the first event at five furlongs Searcher won the race with Fridolin second and The Elk third finishing in 1:01%. The six furlong second race went to Miss Bennett with Jiminez and Headwater second and third in 1:12%. The program also lists Florisar Brigade and Obnet in the following races with winning times and placements.
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Chicago
Searcher
Fridolin
the Elk
Miss Bennett
Jiminez
Headwater
Florisar
Brigade
Obnet
Lord Chesterfield
Uncle Jim
Inverary II
Violet Parsons
Our Nellie
Frangt- Die
Microscope
Lady Meddlesome
Owensboro
Mitten
Horse Races at Kinloch Park Result Summary
In St Louis on Sept 1 the six-race card saw Whisper Low win the first six furlongs with Intendo second and Alton third. Orleans captured the five and a half furlongs with Tony Tepping runner up and Go Badge third. Marie G. Brown won the six furlongs with Limelight second and Gray Forge third. The Kinloch park handicap over six furlongs went to The Tight with Hi Kollar second and Tuthill third. Ida Ledford won the mile and a sixteenth selling with Meddlesome second and Glen Lake third. The final six and a half furlongs race was topped by Lord Neville with Guide Rock second and Lomond third.
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New York
Ballyhoo Bey
Ted Sloan
Sheepshead Bay
Sammy Atkins
Whitney
Keene
Ballyhoo Hey
Tommy Atkins
Smile
Sloan
Alard Scheck
Ballyhootey
Flallyhoo Bey
Spencer
Whip
Cour
Hallyhoo Bey
Modrine
Gibraltar
Kitchener
Moore
Cherished
Sweet Tooth
Ballynoo Bey
Allard Bebeck
Voter
Vulca
Martimas
Perion
George Keene
Captain Piersal
Villa
Prestidigittator
Gold Fox
St. Louis
Whisper Low
Intendo
Alton
Orleans
Tony Tepping
Go Badge
Marie G. Brown
Limelight
Gray Forge
Kinloch Park
Hi Kollar
Tuthill
Ida Ledford
Meddlesome
Glen Lake
Lord Neville
Guide Rock
Lomond
Adee Denies Cabinet Rift Over China Policy
Acting Secretary of State Adee rejects rumors of a policy split between President and Secretary Hay. He cites daily communications with Hay and asserts Hay fully agrees with the president on China policy and approves all negotiation steps.
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Washington
Adee
Mr. Hay
Hay
Holland A Success in First Night Test at Newport
Newport observers report the submarine Holland performed well on its first night test against the tug Leyden. The Holland operated in standard trim with the deck about two feet above water. With signal lights burning the Leyden could locate it, but once lights were out the Holland could not be pursued, maintaining a 10 yard distance.
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Newport
Holland
Leyden
Banks consider amalgamation plan in New York
In New York on September 1 reports say a syndicate controlling Ninth National Bank led by Alva Trowbridge has proposed merging with National Citizens Bank People's Bank Pacific Bank Mechanics' Traders' Bank and East River National Bank. Presidents favor the plan and progress details remain unclear.
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New York
Ninth National Bank
Alva Trowbridge
National Citizens’ Bank
People’s Bank
Pacific Bank
Mechanics’ & Traders’ Bank
East River National Bank
Ninth
Klikitat Disabled After Severe Storm off Neah Bay
A Neah Bay dispatch reports the bark Klikitat bound from Honolulu to Port Ludlow is in a disabled condition at Neah Bay. Her royal and top gallant masts are gone, half the top mast and top yard sail are lost, following a severe storm. The exact location of the storm is not specified.
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San Francisco
Neah Bay
Merchants’ Exchange
Klikitat
Honolulu
Port Ludlow
Detroit Bent Results From Highland Park Races
At Highland Park six furlongs first race Dr A W Ramsay won with Mary Kelly second and Tamran third in 1.15. Second race selling four and one half furlongs Alea won Mudde second Reluctant third in 6. Second mile race Seanone won Miss Loek second Enemia third in 1.4. Fourth race five and a half furlongs Terminus won Salve second Militant third in 1:08. Fifth race selling six furlongs Lorama won IHlungarian was unplaced.
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Detroit
Bent
Highland Park
Dr. A. W. Ramsay
Mary Kelly
Tamran
Alea
Mudde
Reluctant
Seanone
Miss Loek
Enemia
Terminus
Salve
Militant
Lorama
Ihlungarian
China Partition Crisis Eases As Powers Seek Peace
In Paris the united stance of the United States Russia France and Japan favors preserving China's empire. Britain backs conciliation while Li Hung Chang is urged to prove his credentials as mediator. Paris also reports a rising typhoid epidemic in the city with 153 148 cases this year and 568 deaths linked to tainted water sources.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Russia
France
Japan
England
America
Li Hung
Pekin
China
Germany
Italy
Arkansas gubernatorial campaign ends with Remmell and Files
Little Rock Sept 1. Campaign closed with final addresses as election nears Monday. Democratic ticket unopposed except for governor. Harmon L Remmell of Little Rock named by Republicans. Abner W Files of Little Rock is populist nominee. Jefferson Davis of Russellville is the Democratic candidate for governor. Both Remmell and Files have previously sought the office. Davis and Remmell have been stumping the state.
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Little Rock
Ark
Harmon L. Remmell
Abner W. Files
Jefferson Davis
Russellville
Mr. Remmell
el Etate
Americans Win International Golf Match in Quebec
The United States defeated Canada in the international golf contest held at Quebec on September 1, finishing five holes ahead.
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Quebec
United States
Canada
Quebec Links
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