Riots in New York amid Chinese labor tensions and praise for Japan
The letter-writer indicts Chinese labor impact on Europe, describes a major riot in New York with police intervention led by Chief Devery, and foresees conflict across global labor markets. He singles out Japan as a rising power and notes a Cuban teachers visit to the city, ending with a reflection on CP Huntington and Sacramento history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Prince Tuan
Christendom
Japan
Arief
Cuba
United States
Washington
McKinley
Jnst Wees
CP. Huntington
Southern
Pacifi Ram
Toad
Sacramento
Mark Hopkins
Huntington
Imte
D. O. Malls
J Street
Hagem
Tavis
Mills
Wormser
Charles Crocker
Stanford Brothers
Flontington
Mr. Hopkins
Leland
Stanford
Stormwrecked Eskimos Struggle After Nome Beach Disaster
Reports from Aug 25 describe a severe storm ending in mass casualties among Eskimos near Teller City with dozens dead and boats wrecked. Relief worker Stockslager recounts unburied bodies and a murdered medicine man as tribes seek to quell the catastrophe.
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Cape
Seattle
Wash
Teller City
Nome
Nine Perished in Indian Ocean Shipwreck Near Africa
Information from Philadelphia reports the British tramp steamer India sailed from Samabaya Java June 1b with sugar for Philadelphia and was wrecked in a hurricane at Gardafmi near the Gulf of Aden. Of 33 crew members, 29 were saved, nine are believed drowned or captured by locals.
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Philadelphia
India
F. J. Burkett
Samabaya
Java
Gardafmi
Africa
Gulf of Aden
Fitzsimmons stops Sharkey in two rounds at Coney Island
Robert Fitzsimmons defeated Sailor Tom Sharkey in under two rounds before 6,000 spectators at the Coney Island Sporting Club. Fitzsimmons landed crushing rights and lefts to the body and head after Sharkey failed to mount a sustained attack, ending the bout with a hard left jaw hook.
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New York
Tom’ Sharkey
Robert Fitzsimmons
Coney Island Sporting Club
Fitzsimmons
Rudlin
Sharkey
Fitz
Bob
Fizz
Fic
Tom
Onty
Fitzzimmons
Fitzs
Stozey
Ua Wii
Looting the Town in Peking Reflects Foreign Control
The Times correspondent reports Peking largely under foreign control with looting advancing. French and Russian flags fly over much of the imperial domain and treasure burial sites are sought. The forbidden city remains under international parole though punishment would be moot until occupation.
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London
Peking
The
Times
Forbidden City
Akron prison verdict shocks city and nation
Ak ron jail inmate Louis Peck seized from Cleveland and hurried to Akron where he was quickly convicted of raping four year old Christina and sentenced to life with hard labor at the Ohio Penitentiary. He was moved to Columbus after sentencing as guards and a quiet city observed.
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Akron
Louis Peck
Christina
Cleveland
Lewis Pege
Ife
Srand
D.N. Nye
Elgrnt
Peck
Columbus
National Guard
Louis Pek
Summit County
Ohio Penitentiary
Globe Resume of Hops and Mishaps Across the World
A collage of brief items reports deaths from self harm near Gallipolis Ohio and a dying man bitten by mosquitoes near Nashville Illinois. A Fairview Kentucky church burned after lightning strikes. Census numbers show Rochester and Indianapolis populations. St Louis at over 571 thousand. General amnesty talk tied to Dreyfus case. Boys in Portsmouth rolled a rock on a man digging a well. he will die. Benny Wanger the Tipton Slasher wins on a foul at Star theater but sustains groin injury. Dewet headlined in news from Pretoria with Kitchener returning. Dallas quarrel ends with a man killed and another badly wounded near Grapevine. Insane asylum inmates flee to Milinois. a hotel roof collapses in Chatham with damage nearby.
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New Yoas
Us & Co
New York
St. Louis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Canton
Hong Kong
Peking
Dreod
Devery
Thone
China
Europe
England
France
Germany
Despordercy
James Pearson
Gallipolis
Ardner Schizke
Nashville
Ills
Bethel Baptist Church
Fairview
Lass
Rochester
N. Y
Indianapolis
Chicago
Benny Wanger
Tipton
Mike Bailey
Star Theater
Wanger
Fgur
Dewet
Leadon
Baden- Powell
Trom
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Dallas
Grapevine
Prairie County
Dalas
Frank Minnermer
Hieself
Wis
Leland Hotel
Turrea
Chatham
Appeal For Hein Rizgsion Jaz arca Delegates Seek Help
Mosquito coast delegates who came to press the Suevance of the Mosquito Reserve before the captain general were received by Augusta Hemming. They say Kcara guans deny franchise close schools and assault women. They threaten appeals to Great Britain and then to the United States for protection.
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Jaz
Arca
Mosquito Coast
Mosquito
Jaz_aica
Augusta
Hemming
Great Britain
United States
He Footed The Surgeons
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson faced a rectal fistula and doomed prognosis before undergoing a costly operation. The ad promotes Bucklen’s Arin Salve as a renowned pile cure, sold by C. E. Anderson, with a claim of quick relief and two cents per box. It also touts One Minute Cough Cure from Anderson’s Drug and Book Store as a safe, fast remedy for coughs and lung danger.
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C_E. Anderson
Drnz
D. B. Cargile
Washita
Brewer
Cou
C. E. Anderson
Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Anderson's
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Hughey Patton
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Western Union College
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