U S Plans Storehouses at Taku China for Troop Supplies
Within four months the United States will build 30 large storehouses at Taku China to stock commissary and other goods for troops. Agreement to build a cable from Che Foo to Taku and Shanghai to Che Foo was announced, with 150 000 dollars allotted. the project rendered unnecessary by land lines and a cable already in operation.
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United States
Taku
China
Che Foo
Shanghai
Ching
Threats of race war in Sabine County Texas
In Sabine County Texas the white population faces threats from black residents who posted notices vowing to kill three prominent white men and intimidate white women. Peace officers have been called in from neighboring counties.
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Sabine County
Texas
Baltimore Plant Destroyed by Fire at Maryland Telephone Construction Co
A fatal fire devastates the Maryland Telephone Construction Co plant in Baltimore on the 22nd. The loss is estimated at 112060 dollars with origin undetermined.
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Maryland Telephone Construction Co
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Elmer Carthage
Galveston
Tex
Julia Sheldon
Albany
N. Y
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Cattle Butchers’ Union
Kansas City
Omaha Packers
Census Bureau
Kan
Bert Williams
James Hook
Northern Coal and Transportation Co
Detroit
Mich
Havana
Tll
Court House Square
New Orleans
Jihieves
Jay Gould
Helena
Mont
Americans Lead In Legion of Honor Submissions at Paris Exhibition
More than 90 American commissioners applied for Legion of Honor decoration in Paris, double the total of any other foreign commission. The dispatch notes high American participation at the exposition.
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Paris
Botha
Meyer and Schaikburger
Machadodorp
Pretoria
Nathaniel H. Warris
Lee
Mississippi
Malvern
England
Sonora
Mexico
Taff Vale
Cardiff
Wales
Admiralty
Vatican note preserves papal rights amid Italian recognition
Vatican dispatch states the pope renounces no papal rights over non Italian provinces and will recognize the new king only as Sardinian, untill Italy acknowledges the Holy See. Elsewhere an Oregon train wreck near Butte injures many, census figures show Denver and Baltimore shifts, and crime reports headline robberies and accidents amid a surge of Chinese-Chinese conflict era enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Noman
Italy
Holy See
Sardinia
Oregon
Butte
Mont. O
Baltimore
Joseph Bannert
Flora M. Betts
Denver
Whale Dimaing
Betts
Me Vwhster
Joliet
Cal
George Fender
Pittsburg
Hon
New York City
Metropolitan Trust Co
Ith
Trice, Wearniick & Co
James Sample
Treasury Department
Porto Rico
United States
China
Rioting at Akron Shatters City Hall and Columb ia Hall
Rioters stormed Akron jail and city hall after a guilty plea in a sexual assault case. A child and a man were killed as the mob battled police and guards. Columbia hall and part of the city hall burned. Militia later arrived as flames consumed the city hall.
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Columbia Hall
Akron
Louis Peck
Bina Maas
Cleveland
Kelly
Wanamaker
Bug” Howard
Peck
W. E. Young
Glen Wade
Enright
J. M. Davidson
Main Street
Fred Warner
Mull
Standard Hardware Company
Eighth Regiment
Canton
Avith
Columyous
City Hall
Cty
Peck Draws Life Sentence After Akron Riots
Louis Peck, the man linked to the Akron riot of Wednesday night, was transported from Cleveland to Akron Friday, tried before Judge Nye and a special grand jury, found guilty, and sentenced to life in the penitentiary. He was moved to the Columbus penitentiary within minutes of conviction, under guard.
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Akron
Louis Peck
Cleveland
Nye
Elyria
Eck
Columbus
Kelly
Dolliver Appointed U S Senator by Iowa Governor
Des Moines August 23 Gov Shaw announced the appointment of Congressman J P Dolliver of Fort Dodge to the United States Senate to fill the Gear vacancy. The appointment runs to March 4 1901 and may be renewed until a successor is elected. Several candidates including Dolliver and Gov Shaw are expected to seek the post.
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Dolliver
Des Moines
Shaw
J. P. Dolliver
Fort Dodge
United States
Gear
Revival of Trade Shows Encouraging Prospects Across Sectors
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports broad stability with no backward movement this week. Heat wave in the west slowed activity while eastern markets remained active. steel rail prices may fall about 10 per ton. Wheat prices drop to near June lows. cotton and wool markets rise. foreign demand remains strong. US and Canadian failures rise slightly year over year.
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New York City
New York
West Indies
Lancaster Caramel Co
Lancaster
American Caramel Co
Jersey City
Hoboken
N. J
Tennsylvania
Benjamin Mr. Odell, Jr
Saratoga
Odell
Sale
Bremen
Hoboken River
Navy Department
United States
Canada
Rochester
N. Y
Brooklyn
N Y
Supreme Court
Sewell
Mercantile Co-operative Bank of
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
West Virginia
New Zealand
Riverview Street
Beaver Falls
Hong
Fort Wayne
New Hinchton
New Hinchton Mbouy Were Inprred Vincent Burrs
Nity
Pottery Me Express
Philadelphia & Tending Railroad
Uechitee Th
Sanrediel Walliams
Firma i
Pittsburg
Stog
Alegheny City
Tse
Republic Trencord Steel Co
Birkenfeld-Strauss Co
Jones
Democratic National Executive Committee
Go. Stone
Missouri
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Iran
Huntington's Wealth Revealed in Will Distribution
New York August 25 The will of C P Huntington released outlines 2 465 000 in cash bequests plus trusts for his adopted daughter Princess Hatzfeldt and widow Mrs Huntington. It allocates Southern Pacific stock to Mrs Huntington and Archer M Huntington, life interests in the Fifth Avenue residence, and gifts to Hampton Institute Chapin Home and the Metropolitan Museum, with remaining estates to be divided among heirs.
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New York
C. P. Huntington
Princess Hatzfeldt
Hampton Institute
Virginia
Chapin Home For
City of New York
Metropolitan Museum
Archer M. Huntington
Yale College
Fifty-seventh Street
Aid urged for destitute Chinese Christians by Conger
The Presbyterian foreign missions board received a cable from Minister Conger reporting North China Christians surviving slaughter are destitute and homeless. Immediate monetary help is requested as a relief bank offering for Pekin rescues, endorsed by Wherry Webart and Smith and sent to home boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger
China
New York
Pekin
Wherry
Presbyterian Mission
Webart
Methodist Mission
Smith
Congregational Mission
Powers Is Taken to Louisville for Goebel Murder Case
Ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers, convicted in the Goebel murder case, was moved to the Louisville jail. He resisted the handcuffs and declared he would not attempt escape, citing his promise to guards and his pursuit of another trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Louisville
Caleb Powers
Gov
Goebel
Posse Pursues Four Tramps After Canal Shootings
Four tramps shot Frank Garrity and Patrick Welch near Sheffield Indiana on the canal bank. A posse surrounded the fugitives in a cornfield. Welch was hit three times and Garrity slightly wounded. Welch is reported dying from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ind
Frank Garrity
Patrick Welch
Garrity
Welch
Ilv
Delicate Flavor Dinner Salad Recipe Tease
A Washington dinner features a salad praised for a new distinct flavor said to be partly meat and partly vegetable. The French chef describes a simple preparation with chopped celery potatoes and a delicate mayonnaise dressing as guests recall the aroma and taste.
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Washington
Palmer's Lotion Offers Cure Claims from Terre Haute Reader
Terre Haute resident I S Sullivan writes of curing pimples and scrofula after thirteen years of board standings and $200 spent on doctors. Palmer's Lotion Soap is praised as fitting for facial use and urges readers to request a pamphlet and sample from Solon Palmer in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
I. S. Sullivan
Terre Haute
Ind
Solon Palmer
Pearl St
New York
Cheap Colorado Excursions by Special Trains
Great Rock Island Route runs one night excursions from Chicago on August 21 September 4 and 18 to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with stops at Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah. Round trip fare is regular fare plus 2.09 with return by October 1 1900. Tickets valid on regular trains. information and free book available from John Sebastian G P A Chicago.
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Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Colorado the Magnificent
John Sebastian
Markets Across Cities Report Varied Prices Aug 28
The New York market lists Flour Winter patents 5.75 to 4.00, Wheat No 2 red 78 1 4 c, Corn 44 to 40 c, Oats 27 1 4 to 40 c, cattle and sheep prices mixed. Cleveland reports similar ranges with butter 22 c, eggs and potatoes noted, hogs 3.60 to 5.60, lambs up to 7.00. Toledo notes spot wheat at 7 7 c, corn 40 1 4 c, oats 22 c. East Liberty shows cattle up to 5 1 45, hogs 3 7 5 to 15.50, sheep 4.0 4.30, Cincinnati hogs 4.45 to 3.40.
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New York
Cleveland
York State
Toledo
East Liberty
Rehan
East
Buffalo
Lane's Family Medicine Ad Promises Daily Bowel Movement Aid
An old advertisement from the Norristown Herald touts Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement helps health. It also says the remedy acts gently on the liver and kidneys cures headach es and is priced at 25 and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Kidney Troubles Of Women Vouch For Lydia Pinkham Cure
Miss Epna Frederick of Troy Ohio writes of long kidney and bladder trouble with a yellow muddy complexion and missing menses. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and gratitude. Mrs Many Barshinger of Windsor Pennsylvania also praises the remedy after years of weakness and back pain.
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Dean
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York
Barshingeer
Windsor, Pa
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