Massacre fears rise as mission stations burned in China
The World reports Chinese Vegetarians killed missionaries at Hwasang and Ku Cheng. A pastor warned a day early. villagers attacked foreigners as soldiers looted Ku Cheng. Accounts from Miss Hartford describe scenes of rampage, injuries, and burned houses. No Methodists were killed according to a cable from Foo Chow.
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Ku Cheng
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Hwasang
Gregory
Hwanang
Shanghai
Hwa- Bang
Mabel C. Hartford
Magagore
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Miss Codrington
Mildred Stewart
Herbert Stewart
Kathleen
Evan
Phillips
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
E. A. Leonard
Smythe
Anglo China College
Foo Chow
Washington
Denby
SamrHa
Leonard
State Department
Iowa Senator Funk Nominated After Long Convention
The Forty-seventh district senatorial convention in DusugueE Iowa reached a two day contest finalizing with 22 votes from Kossuth Dickinson and Emmet to Funk. Other items note libel suit in Boone, embezzlement case in Lincoln, Father Lewis travels to Ireland, and local civic contracts. Also reports on sensational divorce suit in Gravity, a dancer’s death near Cuiston, and various local notices including banker Watson’s death and church construction in Grinnell.
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Euuimuura
Kossuth
Funk
Dickinson
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Judge Jackson Dead at 63 of Consumption Near Nashville
The Hon Howell Edmunds Jackson associate justice of the supreme court died at his West Meade home six miles west of Nashville in his 63rd year after a four year illness. Three children were at his bedside. other children are in Europe. Funeral planned for next Sunday at 3 30 p m. Born April 8 1832 in Paris Tenn he had a long career including service as state representative and U S senator before becoming a federal judge.
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Paris
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Lebanon Law School
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State Credit
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Cornish Asks For Interest On Union Pacific Bonds
Judge Cor nish reports for American Loan and Trust on Union Pacific equipment trust bonds. He finds funds on hand and recommends payment of past due principal and interest. Bonds issued Oct 1887 for 3 541000 in cars and engines, last due 1900, with 789000 principal past due. Also notes death of Robert Reinert editor and other wire items.
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Union Pacific
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Omaha
W. C. Cornish
American Loan and Trust Company
Trustes
Union Pacific Company
Robert
Denver
William Frederick Reinert
Mining Record
Keota
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mount Pleasant
Burlington
Simmons Liver Regulator Offers Safe Liver Help
A historic ad-style piece touts Simmons Liver Regulator as the cure for fatigue and nervous debility caused by a torpid liver. It claims the remedy restores energy, tones the system, and has proven effective across many years, with endorsements from local figures and a Philadelphia maker.
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Simmons
Macon
Ovid G. Sparks
Oakland
Cal
J. R. Gates & Co
San Francisco
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B. V. Lawrence
North Carolina
Cochranton
N. N. Shepard
The Markets Hogs and Cattle Report 1890
Market entries show hog receipts about 1,000 with dull sentiment at Chicago Aug 13 1890. Mixed hogs priced 4.40 to 4.80 and good heavy 4.00 to 4.94. Cattle receipts around 6,000 with Texans and westerns steady. hog steers around 12,000 and market unchanged. City markets noted Atlantic area with late corrections around 2:30 pm on Aug 14 1895.
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Spangler & Brllington
Atlantis
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Dilly
Snes
LU HK
Five Facts About Great Rock Island Route Trains
The Great Rock Island Route offers through ve assembled service from Chicago via Kansas City or Omaha to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo arriving second morning. A weekly California tourist car runs Thursdays 6 PM from Chicago with Friday 10 50 PM Kansas City to Los Angeles arriving Tuesday. Texas Kansas Oklahoma land sales expand via Rock Island routes. Through sleepers to Mexico City depart Kansas City 8 40 PM via various Texas routes with connections to Laredo and City of Mexico. A free souvenir Summer Vacations guide is available from John Sebastian G P A Chicago.
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