American Coal Goes to London Across the Sea
London August 26 1900 American coal shipments bound for the Thames are discussed amid strikes in Wales and railway wage pressures in the United Kingdom American steam coal exports flow to Bantry Bay and the Queenswood while British rail unions press for higher pay The Campania and other liners report incidents at sea and financial chatter reaches Persia with the Shah favoring closer ties to the United States and a British rail study by Charles Stewart Smith in London
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Cartoon Spotlight Sank in Colorful Patter
The piece centers on a weekly cartoon featuring "Little Johnnie" Reiff as Kaif. The niche gag jokes about kittens, candies, and a mock conflict over hair color, highlighting the humorous tone of the era and the cartoonist’s playful critique.
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War Scare Grips England Over French Preparations
London reports a growing war scare as France readies for conflict with England. English papers note French submarine experiments and naval build up, with Admiralty ordering increased Channel fleet readiness. The home squadron will split into two divisions, with ships fitted for wireless telegraphy and coast patrols strengthened.
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Yaqui Indians Give Up In Fatal Ice House Accident
Detroit dispatch reports Joseph Kronke a Polish district butcher known as King of the Poles was killed when ice blocks toppled in an ice house behind his store. An employee Frank Has survived. rescuers freed Kronke after two hours. No external injuries noted. believed frozen to death.
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De Wet Crosses River While Delarey Siren Rally Fails
In Krugersdorp Commander Delarey gathered a large force at the bank station and summoned Lord Albemarle s garrison to surrender, which Albemarle refused. Meanwhile De Wet exploited the tactic and moved across the river toward the Orange River colony.
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Mrs Pinkham Advice Letter Memoir Mention
A fragment discusses women sharing health concerns with Mrs Pinkham and notes that letters to her are read and answered by women. It references Lyzdla E. Pinkham’s Vegetable and claims testimonials require permission. The tone resembles a promotional or instructional period piece about women seeking medical guidance.
FitzSimmons defeats Sharkey in quick ring bout at Coney Island
In a swift two round bout at the Coney Island Sporting Club, Bob Fitzsimmons stopped Sharkey after fierce exchanges. Fitzsimmons controlled pace, landed decisive blows, and earned cheers as Sharkey staggered to the floor twice before the bell. Authorities restored order as spectators applauded the victor.
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Fight verdict aligns with papers on Fitzsimmons Sharkey bout
New York reports from August 25 state the recent fight between Robert Fitzsimmons and Thomas Sharkey was fair and square, with unanimous opinion across the New York morning papers and most others.
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Debatable bout ends with Fitzsimmons edge over Sharkey
Reporter notes sawdust crowd and crowding intently as Fitzsimmons defeats Sharkey in a short match. White hails the fight as best of its kind with Fitzsimmons praised for cleverness and punch while Sharkey vows to climb back. Both fighters assess plans for potential rematch with Jeffries as months pass.
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A People Temple Planned in Chicago by Methodist Officials
Chicago August 25 A temple rivaling any in the world is planned in Chicago as plans by Methodist church leaders advance for a Consolidated Church. If realized the project would feature a noted wonder of inspiration with Dr Camden Coburn of Denver proposed as presiding ecclesiastic. Coburn, pastor of Trinity Church in Denver, declined further comment beyond stating the matter has reached a point where he can talk.
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New NY University to Establish School of Commerce
Henry M. Me Cracken announced a new department at the University of New York to open October 1. The school of commerce will offer a complete higher professional course in accountancy and finance to raise business education standards. The program requires two years of study, ending with a bachelor of commerce degree.
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Sixsursion Tartier Charms Big Excursion Parties
Sixsursion Tartier promotes fitting out large excursion parties with a tall Tally Ho coach for about 30 people drawn by six horses. Smaller conveyances are available for any party size, with stages to Crystal Springs departing Pride of Butte Stables at 104 m., 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. CHAS LANGLOSS, proprietor.
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Reward Offered for Minerals Theft Information Montana Claim
The undersigned will pay $2,500 to any person or persons furnishing information leading to the detection and conviction of anyone trespassing and removing ores from beneath the Pennsylvania Lode Claim Lot No 1M in Silver Bow county Montana.
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