Drowning in Kwantung Province Report Strikes Asian Ports
Steamship Idzuamt Maru brings Hong Kong dispatches describing the drowning of thousands in Kwantung Province after rivers rose suddenly. Affected towns include Wu Chau Takhing Shiing and Sam shui.
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Kwang Province
Wu Chau
Takhing
Shiing
Samshui
Record of disparate crime and industry incidents across early 20th century notes
A mosaic of reports records deaths from murder and suicide, battles, fires and accidents, with mentions of a Chilean training ship visit, labor union actions, robberies, shipyard blasts, explosions, bank and company buyouts, and costlier political and economic tensions.
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Robert F. Simes
Boston
New York
Western wire service blurbs recount varied tragedies and oddities
A jumble of reports covers violent deaths, fires, accidents, and crimes across many cities. Notable items include a legless Denver woman accused in a violent incident, a fatal explosion at an Ohio steel plant, a Chicago death by stabbing, a dramatic Denver post office project rush, and multiple fires injuring or killing people and animals. The roundup also notes suicides, robberies, derailments, and political tensions in towns from Iowa to Kentucky.
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Harry Gordon
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McPhein
Kan
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Sugar Lake
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Mingo Junction
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Bridgeport
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Selby
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Cal
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Alameda
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Fat Wayne
Union Pacific
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San’s
Union City, Inc
Hackete
New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cleveland
Indianapolis
William Gore
Young America
Ind
General News Roundup of U S Affairs and Global Events
Experts in agriculture announce two fly trapping methods for homes. United States Steel buys Shelby Tube Works with fifteen mills. Postal receipts in 1890 rise by 7 million, nearly double. Navy denies Admiral Howison as Sampson partisan. Amalgamated strike calls general mill walkout. Sen MacArthur predicts Filipino surrender and pacification effort. Canada’s 1900 census shows 5.3 million people, up 466,761 in ten years. McKinley commutes murder sentence in Luzon to life at Fort Leavenworth. Chinese inspector Ralph Izard notes influx by the hundreds and calls for larger sails on Canada’s border. Machias ordered to Panama area to safeguard US interests. Brazil riot in Rio de Janeiro kills five, wounds 200+.
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Shelby Tube Works
Navy Department
Admiral Howison
Sedley Inquiry Board
Sampson
Sen. MacArthur
Secretary of War
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Frederick Morris
Company K
Luzon
Fort Leavenworth
Ralph Izard
Machias
Boston
Hampton Meads
Cujun
Panama Fair Road
Tho de Janeiro
Brazil
State Department
Charles Page Brian
United States
Auctioneer sells enslaved man at courthouse steps
A court case records a man named Louis being sent to servitude for nine months after vagrancy conviction. He was later sold to Arch Hays, a local farmer, for two dollars. In Louisville, Ky an elder named Dgn Wannen lost both legs from sleeping in a chair, his feet crossed and circulation cut off leading to gangrene, with Dr Meyer performing the amputations.
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George E. Gibb
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Cleveland
John Rockefeller
Mark Hanna
Map
Hamilton
Wichica
Kan
Elmer Scripture
Westport
Ind
Bowling Green
Ohio
Jack” Radalbsaugh
Atum
Court House
Louis
Arch Hays
Wannen
Louisville
Meyer
Multiple deaths and incidents reported worldwide
A compilation notes several events including Patrick Grimes of the Belgenland leaping overboard three days out of Liverpool, serfdom revolts in Nadal Hungary, Santos-Dumont's airship wreck in Paris with a near-miss for the aeronaut, Maxmillian Manasse's suicide in Philadelphia over a will dispute, Yangtse floods causing thousands of deaths in China, Manila’s shift to civilian commissioners, and Mahsuds attacking a Kashmir India militia post, looting rifles and gear.
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Belgenland
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Nadal
South
Hunary
Santos-Dumont
Paris
Maxmillian Manasse
Berlin
Germany
Manasse
China
Manila
Siilar
District of Columbia
Col Herrera
Baldwin
Tuatkeris
Kashmirkar
India
Market Reports From U S Cattle Hogs and More
Market reports cover Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and New York style figures for cattle hogs sheep and grains. Prices span no 2 wheat red corn oats rye and creamery butter with varied ranges by city and grade.
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Ste
Indianapolis
St. Lams
Frye
Cincinnati
Jsc
Sec
Detroit
Atic
Toledo
Westerm
Iron workers strike turmoil steadies amid West rollback
The Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers faced a national strike setback as South Chicago and Milwaukee workers voted against striking. Joliet delayed action while Chicago area mills resumed operations. The West showed support for keeping contracts, weakening the strike's Western coalition and prompting plant enlargements by United States Steel to avoid further conflict.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Joliet
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Eee Association
Steel Corporation
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Youngstown
King, Gilbert & Warner
Columbus
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Homestead
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Duques
South Chicago
Federal Steel Company
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Bar View Mills
McCullough
Bay View
McKeesport
Ilinois
Wisconsin
United States Steel Corporation
William C. Davis
The Filipino Hat Tops Masculine Headgear Trend
A Manila style Filipino hat becomes a stylish import with a cane like weave, light weight, and a noncontact fit to the head. It resembles a chopping bowl or Sudan helmet without a front piece and is already widely worn.
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