Steamship Line to Offer Monthly Service Between Hong Kong Mexico
A new treaty between China and Mexico promises a large Chinese presence in Mexico, with the Oriental and China Steamship Company of Van Buren to operate monthly service via Hong Kong and San Francisco. The plan envisions regular monthly departures and strengthened trade links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev Steamship Line
San Fran
van Buren
Oriental and Cc- Steamship Company
Hong
Hong Kong
Mexico
San Francisco
China
President Receives Minnie Maddern Fiske Daughter
December 29 report notes President welcomed Mrs. Ly of New York and Minnie Maddern Fiske, daughter of Minnie, with remarks on her acting career and a former plantation context. The text also mentions Tom Dyer’s death after a Christmas day shooting.
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Hem
Mnnie Maddern Fiske
Ami
New York
Minnie
Maddern Fiske
Everest
Diaz
Panaloapam
Mes Dyer
Tom
M Es Dyer
Cathey
Tingley Libel Trial Details Holy Hill Mystery
Witnesses describe Mrs. Tingley era of spiritualism at a December trial in Diego California. John M Price testifies she held trance sessions using clairvoyance and proscribed rites at Holy Hill near Point Loma. Deposition covers hypnotics, guards, and the two hour ceremony marking the corner stone of a lost mysteries school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diego
Cal
tingley-Times
John M. Price
New York
Tingley
Reople
Price
Reyes to Assume Governorship in Newvil Warmer Leal
A Monterey dispatch reports General Bernardo Reyes will assume the duties of governor of Newvil. Leal has held the post for two years and is expected to resume duties. The transfer hinges on whether Leal has served about three years, a detail not fully clear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Toon
Neuvileon
Mexico
Tex
Monterey
Bernardo Reyes
Newvilwermor Leal
Teal
General Reyes
Reyes
Cholera Ravages Mindanao Moros Population Decline
Report from Mindanao shows cholera sweeping Moros on the eastern shore of Lake Lanao with fifty deaths daily at Maciu. Inland villages near Edcoled are spared, while island residents face attacks and depopulation threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindanao
Moros
Ndanao
Lanao
Maciu
Lake
Vanderbilt and Lewissohn in New York gambling probe
December 29 report from New York states Vanderbilt appeared before District Attorney Jerome in a Canfield’s gambling inquiry. He answered questions about Canfield’s and East Forty-fourth street gambling, while Jesse Lewissohn was held in contempt after habeas corpus actions were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Mr. Vanderbilt
Canfield
Sherry's
Yale
East Forty-fourth Street
Vanderbilt
Lewissohn
Justice Scott
Supreme Court
Jesse Lewissohn
Opposition grows to Cuban reciprocity treaty ratification
Washington December 29 opposition to the Cuban reciprocity treaty, pending in the Senate, tightens as senators from protectionist and concession-affected states voice strong grounds against ratification. The president discusses the matter with key senators while Kaiser influence and fears of demand from Germany loom, warning that similar concessions could invite wider foreign pressure on American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Cuba
Nd I
United States
Kaiser
Germany
Thore
Ginta
Scott
Cuban Senate
Havana
Palma
Venstors
Capote
Foreign Relations
Sueport
Monroe Doctrine Debate Sparks International Tensions
Berlin reports the German government stays silent on lifting the Venezuelan blockade as debates over the Monroe doctrine intensify. General von Boguslawski labels it a great piece of impudence while urging Europe to resist unilateral American interference and to push arbitration through The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
von Boguslawski
Prince Bismarck
America
Europe
United States
Spain
Venezuela
Bat Cyan
Breshient
Roosevelt
Twelve Hours They Prayed At First Baptist Church
In Anniston Alabama members of the First Baptist church held a twelve hour prayer service from 1 am to 11 pm, hoping to block a saloon license within a block of the church. The pastor led many congregants at a council meeting, recounting a prior repeal fight and noting rumors of a new license. The council did not act, and Rev Barnard sees prayer as the answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
Specia
First Baptist Church
Barnard
TWO MEN KILLED IN RACE RIOT NEAR NEWBERRY
Two negroes die and two white men are wounded after a confrontation near the Newberry phosphate mines. Whites Ulmer Flowers and Roy Landran driven to Newberry armed. a gang of armed negroes fires on them on the road. The battle lasts until the shootings leave two negroes dead and Flowers shot in the thigh while Landran is wounded in the brow. Five negroes flee. one is captured and turned over to the sheriff.
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Williston
Bla
Newberry
Ulmer Flowers
Roy Landran
N. Landran
M. Colley
Flowers
Claims Rouss. Due Her Money by Edna W. McClelland
Counsel for Edna W. McClelland seeks to prevent her court appearance in a $2700 suit against the executor of the late Charles Broadway Rouss. The case rests on an agreement dated June 16, 1900, to pay her $35 weekly for life. Her identity and address are guarded. she is described as a tall, handsome southerner and former musician, with the plaintiff claiming she holds the signed agreement and will produce it if needed.
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Corre
Advan
Ermany
Walt
Castro
Washington
Venezalan
Bowen
State Department
London
Berlin
Hague
United States
Venezuela
Hegue
Great
Britain
Germany
Italy
Veneguesa
Russell
Legation
Ataté Department
Caracas
Guayra
Steapier “Pring
Willem V
Amsterdam
Charlotte
Tribune
Ceracols
Shere
Cires
Montcomery
Padrigy
Pigce Janta
the Hague
New York
Edna W. McClelland
Yias
Charles ‘Broadway Rouss
Mllionaire
Mg. Rouss
St, Chant
Milionaire
Sife
Reuss
Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont cremation planned
In Los Angeles on December 23 Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont will be cremated per her wishes. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Episcopal church. Her ashes will be buried beside General Fremont on the Hudson.
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Fremont
Los Angeles
Cal
Jessie Benton Fremont
Episcopal Church
General Fremont
Hudson
Fashionable city column centers on a jewelry dispute
The account details Mrs. Upham and Miss Waters in a dispute over diamonds valued around 4000 dollars. Detectives searched Mrs Upham’s rooms and found stones concealed under a mattress. Miss Waters seeks vindication in court while Mrs Upham claims apologies were offered and accepted. Also noted is Mrs Shinholser’s post operative return to Macon.
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Upham
Diamonds Stolen After Window Smash in New York
A New York City shop window on West Second Street is smashed by a paving block. Diamonds worth a heavy sum vanish as the culprit, Angus W. McPherson, is captured after a chase. Police report he planned the burglary due to debt and financial pressure.
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New York
R. Simpson & Co
West Second Street
Gema
Reco
Cartue
Crown Parauers
Madisen
Bostain
New
York
Brock
Siah
Toisileon
Savas
Madison
Angus W. McPherson
Whisky blaze at Lowshue damages L and N offices
Fire at Bonnie Brothers wholesale whisky house 130 West Main Street in Louisville caused about 100400 in losses. Fire threatened Louisville and Nashville road general offices and other property valued several times that amount, but was controlled with only the building heavily damaged. Bonnie Brothers suffered the heaviest losses as the fire started on the lower floors while the top held the railroad auditor's office.
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Louisville
Bonnie, Brothers
West Main Street
Nashville
Dames
Bonnie Brothers
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Bonnie*Brothers
Wright
Taylor
Louleville
Washville
Louisville and Nashville, Railre Company
Outlaws battle officers in Guthrie and Mulhall raid
Federal officers pursue four bandits captured after a fierce exchange in Guthrie Oklahoma following a Mulhall post office raid that blew open a safe and yielded money and stamps. No injuries reported. Also noted are Navy Yard commander Barry to lead a battleship assignment and Louisville Nashville railroad losses amid extensive stock and property damage.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mulhall
Local and regional news snapshot from a historic daily
Forecast notes colder weather then warmer. temperatures and normals listed. Atlanta welcomes a new elephant from New York arriving Wednesday. The New Star theater on Decatur Street burned yesterday. Tax collection for 1902 liquor dealers to be enforced. Southern Elocutionists meet in Atlanta. county officers in Burnet face bond issues. Federal courts may curb Mississippi whitecap violence. South Carolina sees organized crime concerns. Churchmembers in Ann pray twelve hours. NC Senate race gains interest with eight candidates. Domestic fire in Bonnie Brothers whisky house Louisville injures stock. Vanderbilt grand jury testimony. Tingley-Times libel trial in LA. Foreign events include Dunbar at Heth in India and crown princess prayers controversy in Barony churches.
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Atlanta
New York
New Star Theater
Decatur Street
Wright
Nquor
I Southern
Association of Elocutionists
Atianta
Terminal
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Ann
North Carolina
Ganss
Bonnie Brothers
Louisvile
Louisville and
Nashville Road
el -Reginald ‘Vanderbilt
Grand Jury
Tingley-Times
Los Angeles
Tingley
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Tibel
IRA
Levissohn
Young Vanderbilt
Leowissohn
Wiel
Olmuétz
Pruise
Frankfurter Zeitung
Lokal Anzieger
Tion
Nevesie
Ars Jt
Lokal Anzeiger
Sega Re TR Es
Anniston Church
Wew Chemical Company
Macon
Morgan
H. R. Sheaner
Bible Superior Court
Globe Remedy Company
Blk
Comal
Mallory Line
Colorado
Captain Risk
Brunswick
Gravesend
Charleston
de Comal
D. C
Evans
Federal Court
J.M. McKnight
Thas
Ingrese Aatee
Rouss
Association American Universities
Association of American Universities
Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Missouri, Pacific
S. New
Ohio
Shawnérther
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Claremore
Nya
Shinholser
S. B. Shinholser
First_street
Damokl
Betty
Lowshue
Destoy
Bennie “Brothers
Bennie
Brothers
Oklahoma
Chick Harris
Lamécin County
Jozeph M. Terre
Bumter County
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