China Demands Russia Oust Germans Over Shandong Move
China backs Russia to remove German forces from part of the Shandong peninsula after a German occupation. The Russian legation in Pekin runs through Count Cassini, now in Washington, as talks continue in St. Petersburg. Beijing hopes Russia’s influence mirrors its Turkish navy action.
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New York
Wrashing
China
Russia
Germany
Shan Mang Peninsula
Pekin
County Casssini
Washington
St. Petersburg
Ibis
Blackburn Declares Lynching Stand In Congressional Bid
B M Blackburn editor of the Daily Commercial from Atlantia announces his candidacy for Congress to succeed Livingston. He defends lynch law as essential to public safety and says he will speak his mind regardless of others. He vows to uphold southern principles amid national pressures.
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B. M. Blackburn
Atlantia
Atlanda
Gat BM
Blackburn
Daily Commercial
Congress
Livingston
Lam
Willines
All Blacklisted Men Plan Suits in Chicago
More than 1,600 men claim railroad blacklisting during the strike form a temporary organization in Chicago. A W Morrow as chairman says they will sue various railroads for at least 10 000 dollars per man, seeking millions in verdicts after the denied services.
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Chicaga
Ace
Cincaco
Dels
Torni
Uo Ketehem
Dan- Agta
A. W. Morrow
Tovuirres
Miche Sigstrikin
Rainery
Ganntiers
Atlantic
Jids
Chawih Mining Company
Pow Able Company
Autoine Orn Company
Argon Ore Company
Fennsylven Tron Mining Company
Ire Mountain
Mich
Strawboard plants to run day and night nationwide
The New Trust resumes operations in Axpanson Ind and thirty-two other plants, running day and night. It notes annual shutdowns of about two months, with total daily consumption at 658 tons and zero production in some plants. The Circleville plant leads as the world’s second largest, with others in Noblesville and Pardoned by the President.
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New Trust
Axpanson
Ind
Ew Trust
Circleville
Ohio
Noblesville
Train Robbery Plot Foiled Near Sumner Summit
Omaha police thwarted a plan by five armed train robbers to hold up Missouri Pacific No 2 passenger train near Sumner, Nebraska. Chief Brennan led a night pursuit to a saloon where the gang was found abandoning the rails, all armed with revolvers and dynamite. Suspects identified as John Edwards, Charles Edwards, Clarence Norris, Martin Ditton, and William Cavanaugh, with Cavanaugh linked to Mahiy McGraw, a noted safe blower.
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Sumit
Nute
South Omaha
Nev
Brennan
Kansas City
St. Louis
N. Sheets
Sheetin
Deters
Elihs
John Edwards
Charles Edwards
Clarence Norris
Martin Ditton
William Cavanaugh
Bretinan
Cavanaugh
Mahiy McGraw
Missouri
McGraw
Thorn on Trial Again in Murder Case at Long Island City
Martin Thorn and Mrs. Augusta Nack face a renewed trial for the murder of William Guidensuppe in Long Island City. The first trial stalled when a key witness fell ill. Ida Ziegler will testify that Nack sought to hire a cottage with Guidensuppe, aiming to have him killed, while defense will attempt to pin the crime on the other.
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Duryr
Martin Thorn
Augusta Nack
Williama Guidensuppe
Long Island City
Thorn
Javor Larson
Il. Cine T
Ida Ziegler
New York
Nack
Howe
Zigeler Iil
Firing Excites Capital in Cuban Rebel Outpost Attack
Insurgents struck Spanish outposts near Havana causing a loud barrage and property damage. Spanish forces later drove the rebels back with officials offering little detail on casualties. Angel Paz, who betrayed Gen. Castle for 5000 dollars, was captured by the insurgents en route to Chenflle Ros courtmartialed.
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Havan
Havana
Angel Paz
Gen. Castle
Chenflle- Ros
Young
Diver Survives 120 Foot Jump Into Mississippi at St Louis
Professional high diver Paul J. Tuston rode to the Eris Bridge in St Louis on Monday and leapt about 120 feet into the river. He surfaced unharmed and was arrested on shore but released on bail. Nearby reports note a series of postal and organizational notices alongside local court and public safety items.
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Mississippi
St. Louis
Paul J. Tuston
Eris
Jung
Tuston
Machel
Tragedy Aboard a Louisville and Nashville Engine
Engineer Gye men and fireman Wiley Craig clash with a rogue black laborer on a cab near Birmingham. The man fires at the engineer, Craig wounds him with a knife, and Bishop shoots the assailant fatally. The struggle ends with the engineer fatally shot and the assailant killed.
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Alabama
Woody Matele
Louisville and Nashville
Enghwer P. Bishop
Wiley Craig
Craig
Bishop
Onions Score Victory in Topeka School Lunch Debacle
In Topeka Kansas Prof C P Mee Quntock head of public schools rules that children with onion scented breath should not be barred from class. After Miss Elmira McKay sent three pupils home for onion breath a school meeting led to a policy allowing onions at breakfast with parental guidance urged to support teachers.
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Topeka
Kan
C. P. Mee Quntock
Elmira McKay
Anl
Colonia
Tammany Aids The Cubans In $20 000 Appeal
The Tammany Hall executive committee in New York arranged for the annual organization meeting next month Then Richard Croker urged a subscription of 20000 for starving Cubans and the poor of New York A Cuban check was given to Senor Tomas Estrada Palma and other junta members seeking aid from Tammany This shows the party backing humanitarian aid. Russia and Japan Reach Understanding on Corea Conflict
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Tammany Hall
New York
Richard Croker
Cuba
Senor
Tomas Estrada Palma
Yampany
Salah
Russia
Japan
Powers consider Dardanelles move if Crete autonomy denied
The Stone correspondent notes London fears a naval demonstration or blockade of Constantinople if the powers fail to win autonomy for Crete, including withdrawal of Turkish troops. Also reported are criminal and shipping notes, market quotations, and mixed commodity prices from Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, and New York.
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London Daily News
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Crete
Chicago
Castle
Cotumoun
Howe
Nedie
Milwaukee
Fes Howe
New York
Weston Abe
World probing Weyler era Cuba slaughter and famine
The New York World reports extreme suffering under Weyler in Cuba with 73 percent of 300,000 reconcentrado women and children dying of starvation and disease in fortified towns. It cites Content Suta estate where 2,000 people faced 1,600 deaths, driven by confiscated gardens and insurgent control of crops.
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Cuba
Weyler
Bane
Americas
Perfesty Sacoste
Sacoste
Serach
Renin
Savoste
Insurgenta
Havana
Cal
Artemisa Parish
Yietun
Arteimisa
la Madruga
Gulnes
Arites
Trinidad
Fir Ysabel
Caevitas
Almoet
Guataro
Muar de Hlo
Wavana Oficial
Med Cross Society
Reconcentrados
Spain
Fire devastates East Aldersgate district warehouses
A major fire swept a block east of Aldersgate Street near Red Cross Street shortly after 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. More than 10 warehouses burned, with losses estimated around £5,000,000 as flames fed by strong winds reached multiple six story buildings. Firefighters fought for hours with hundreds of engines and crowds watched while logistical chaos and risk of collapse persisted.
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Aldersgate Street
Red Cross Street
Dames
Wells
Tramsell Street
Walter Brown & Co
Nni
Hearly
Uus
Eng Heh
Death of Dr Houghton Shakes City Church Scene
Obituary details the passing of Dr George TH Toughton a New York pastor linked to the Transfiguration and Life Church Around the Corner. He organized the Church of the Transfiguration known as The Little Church Around the Corner and led it for decades.
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George TH. Toughton
New York
Life
Toughton
Church of the ‘Transfiguration
George Mollend
Urlur
Bom
Joseph Holand
Turbulent City Scandals and Local Trials Reported
A mangled chronicle from the Des Moines area details a tangle of scandalous court cases and public notices. Reports name affidavits, guardianship disputes, and a stepmother marriage saga while noting unaffiliated incidents in the same region. A fatal explosion in Ves Moines injures several and reflects broader urban peril.
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