Peril in Chinese Rebellion Prompts U S Consul's Manila Visit
Americans with vast interests in far China face danger as Kemang-Tung rebellion grows beyond suppression. Consul General Wildman sails from Hong Kong to Manila to confer with General MacArthur, chief American forces in the Philippines. State Department lists missionaries in Si Kwang province with arrivals and departures through June and August.
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Wildmao Haas
Manila
MacArthur
Hoyo-Koxa
China
Kemang-Tung
Mr. Wildman
United States
Hong Kong
Philippines
SI Kwanq
State Department
Wasuinaton
Si-Kwang
American Baptist Mission
J. P
Ning-Hein
Shanghai
A. O. Loosley
Tien-Tai
Re . Albertson
Talhou
Miss Richer
Laggioa
Ning-Po
French Note Accepted for Negotiations Basis
A cabinet council at the Elyson Palace announced that all powers accept the French note as the basis for negotiations. Li Hung Chang ordered Black Flags and Kwang-Si to march and return to Canton. The British ambassador reported from London and a diplomatic corps meeting praised France's initiative. A quiet cabinet discussion in Washington noted no new Chinese developments. Backlen's Arnica Salve cured a six month leg wound, marketed by Palmer, Smit & Bro.
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M. Delessse
Paris
Cot
Elyson Palace
M. Delensse
Li Hung Chang
Canton
London
M. Delcasso
France
P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smit & Bro
Daring robbery at Saluda opens safe and robs $150
In Barupa New York Oct 16 a bold crime at the KL Garvin Brown store saw thieves blast the money safe with nitroglycerin after stacking clothing and woolens to muffle the noise. They stole $150 in cash and scattered checks mortgages and other valuables around the scene. Police suspect a recent nearby town robbery as the likely source of the act.
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J. L. Garvin
Barupa
N. Y
KL Garvin
Strikers On March Move Threatens Lehigh Mines
About 1,500 men and 60 women and girls marched 18 miles from Hazelton area to Panther Creek valley to shut ten Lehigh Coal and Navigation colleries. Three infantry companies halted the advance at Tamaqua and dispersed the marchers with bayonets. A northern group closed Nesquehoning No 1 colliery before troops restored order.
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Lansrorp
Hazelton
Panthers Creek
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Tamaqua
Nesquehoning
Uch Obunk
Panther Creek
United Mine Workers
Lehigh Goal and Navigation Company
Izers
Coaldale
Sheriff Toole
Schuylkill County
Pennuylvania
Cas
Alowly
Wee Ee
Tamagaa
Gobio
Cormand
Shepee
Briga- Ganeral
Mpeg
Gobla
Ta Aja
Thigh Coal and Navigation Company
General Goblin
Blood and Health Promoted by Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
An old health advertisement extols blood as life and links strength to rich blood. It asserts diet backs blood quality and recommends Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil to nourish and restore vigor for all ages. The ad invites readers to try a sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Sirest
New York
Drew Road to Be Built Despite Governor's Death
Frank Drew declares ex Governor George F Drew's death will not delay the Drew Road project. The line from the Saran nee river area to Live Oak will total about 65 miles, crossing pine and timber regions. C Company holds vast timber lands and plans a permanent route rather than a temporary log road. Construction costs may reach 20 000 dollars per mile in some sections. Tragedy. Timely information about a potential disaster saved two lives in New Straitsville Ohio. A woman with a chronic cough improved after Dr King s New Discovery curing pneumonia warning. Trials run 500 and 1 00 cents. Free samples at local druggists.
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Drew
Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Drew
George F. Drew
Saran Nee
Ette Coun
Brapee Live Oak Nee
Daud Mia's
C Company
George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
Dr. King
Mr. Long
H. B. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Droggista
Golden on the Stand in Youtzey Trial Testimony
In Kentucky October 16 the trial resumed with Wharton Golden taking the stand. He denied telling Rev Stamper or Mrs Stamper he would pay 20000 for his testimony and disputed statements attributed to him. Lt John Ricketts testified he saw Youtzey after the shooting and later asked Bennett about Youtzey’s name. He identified the man he saw but did not know his name.
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Garonoztows
Youtzey
P. Haeing
L F. Sinclair
W. H. Calton
Charlea Olga
Shipley
Araren
Wiaif
Tieutenant
John Ricketts
Lort Bennett
Youtsey
Ricketts
Bennett
Youtasy
Tragedy in Sacramento Mountains Reveals Charred Remains
Charred bones found in the Sacramento mountains are believed to be Colonel A. J. Fountain and his son Henry. They left Lincoln for Las Cruces in late January 1896. The case ties to a murder investigation amid cattle theft arrests and a deputy sheriff killed in a clash, but acquittals followed due to lack of evidence.
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Sacramento Mountains
Atamo Gonpo
N. M
A. J. Fountain
Henry
Fountain
Lincoln
Las Cruces
Va Nce
Savannah Politics Fractures Citizens Club Ranks
In Savannah local politics the Citizens Club faction, once dominant with a large county majority, shows signs of fracture as factions align with city, mayoral, and council influence. Street talk hints at moves to empower the retiring mayor to appoint all officials, with speculation Mayor Herman Mé seeking another candidacy.
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Citizens Club
Bavaywan
Fo City
Iyranty
Dhe
Ensuli Aera
Herman Mé
American Troops Meet With Disaster in Pacific Action
Manila and Leyte reports detail an ambush near Takloban where three Forty third infantry soldiers died and two escaped to alert others. Muted accounts of mutilated bodies and captured troops are noted as casualty reports surface from October, with additional mentions of Creek Indian unrest and alleged tax resistance in the Territory.
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Manila
Takloban
Leyte
British Losses in Decent Engagement and Boer Press
The British suffered heavy casualties in a recent engagement with the Boers near Pretoria with eleven killed and twenty eight wounded. Reports from Lord Roberts indicate French movements toward Bedelberg and operations across a wide front, with severe losses among officers and men.
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Lompow
Lord Roberts
Pretora
Bedelberg
Cay Line
Smother and child killed in wagon crash
Mr Daley Royal and his 8 month old child were thrown from a wagon en route to join husband and Pasher Omartanovas on Oct 14 and died instantly. Royal’s buggy was damaged. the family was en route to a location described as Ge pager bespenete when tragedy struck. Damages pursued in Savanna.
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Husband
Pasher
Omartanovas
Daley Royal
Mrs. Royal
Royal
Boundary survey places all major mines on American side
Vancouver October 16 The survey of the Mount Baker boundary line is complete. The line places all district mines on the American side while ceding a strip to British Columbia. The report emphasizes mining trade and territory impact for future relations. The Lansing sails with lumber from Port Blakely bound for Port Pierre.
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B. C
Mount Baker
Goose
Chilliack
Samar
Crow
Secarasan San Franciaco
Lansing
Port Blakely
Port Pierre
Ausis
Oar Velaarasico
Chapman
Bouletiad
Ee Sea
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