China faces indemnity clash in Pekin talks
Washington dispatch reports United States seeks to avoid partition of China by pressuring other powers to reduce their indemnity demands. Officials warn bonds would trigger partition while U S efforts aim to secure a smaller payment, with estimates of damages from 10 to 20 million dollars and Pekin mission costs around 20 million.
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New York
China
Ferramenit Shear Fey
Ue Savern
Ment
Elven IL
United States
Uf UK
Pekin
Impatient London Reevaluates Chinese Settlement
A Tribune cablegram from New York reports growing unease in London over delays in resolving the Chinese question. English opinion favors restoring normal trade and a stable Pekin government with Empress rule returning to the capital. Punishments of princes, especially Tuan, hinder pacification and the start of peace negotiations. European powers edge toward the American stance as they align on preliminaries.
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New York
London
Tribune
China
Foreign Office
Pekin
Tuan
Ehler
Crusade Against Crime Expands Chicago Police Force
Chicago city council passed an ordinance adding 120 police to the department to curb outlawry. Officers, armed with strict instructions, conducted widespread dragonet operations and made nearly 400 arrests by last night, including 30 noted thieves, pickpockets, burglars, and highwaymen.
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Chicago
Report on Walker Canal Commission Burglary Stir
Washington dispatch reports burglars entered the Cervoran building housing the Walker Canal Commission offices and tried to access Lieut. Commander Staunton’s desk. Officials suspect an attempt to gain advance details of the forthcoming report on the canal route and fortifications.
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New York
Washington
Walker Tsthynian Canal Commission
Cervoran
Staunton
Gompisaau
Westeinly
Nieweagaan
Vie
McKiney
Wae
United States
Thunery
Stratton's Independence Mine Offered New Chief Engineer
John Hays Hammond, invited by English stockholders, would become consulting engineer at Stratton's Independence mine after a tour in Victor. He cites dividend payments squeezing profits and a stock drop from price falls, denies stock manipulation, and says full control with board powers needed to return the mine to dividend paying basis.
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Denver
John Hays Mammond
Stratton
Independence Mine
Victor
Hammond
Favorite Prescription Promises Help For Women Health
Advertisement urges women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to regulate periods stop unhealthy drains heal inflammation and cure female weakness. It claims all natural ingredients and no alcohol or narcotics and offers free confidential correspondence with Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York. Patient testimonials praise improved health after using the medicines.
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America
Pierce
Spe
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Iain Cooke
Hastings
Northumberland
Dr. Pierce
Goulds Atlanta Armed for Colombia Sale to Venezuela
New York dispatch reports George Gould's yacht Atlanta, once armed for Colombia, to be sold to Venezuela for 125000. Gen Niccar Buleta-Peraza led negotiations, with Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company supplying a powder magazine and mounts for six machine guns and a 47 inch rifle. Colombia would have paid 85000 plus 30000 for war gear, but political change halted the deal.
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New York
George Gould
Atlanta
Colombia
Vettesuelt
Gould
Lanter
Niccanor Bulete-Peraza
Venezucian
Castro
Liberal Party
Avanta
Drig-Seabury Gun and Admunition Company
Deco
Unie
Mm Gowkt
Co'orMana
Ie Gan Company
Cen
Tin
Thilet-Peraat
Fire at Torkelson mill destroys row of buildings
A 1:30 a.m. fire in Tarenia wiped out several small factories and damaged five orders. Three blasts shattered windows as flames spread across the row. Losses total about 60,000 with insurance unlikely to cover more than one third. Northern Pacific owned the structures, recently bought from Tacoma Land and Improvement.
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Tarenia
Puget Sound Dry Dock Company
Willan Evans
Addison Planing Mill
Sunset Telephone Company
City
Sunset Telephone Empgacy
Atteker
Torkelson
Oll Clothing
Northern Pacific
Tacoma Land and Improvement Company
No More Class Rushes At University Of Chicago
Chicago authorities ban class rushes after MIT student death prompts faculty warning. University council condemns rushes and threatens expulsion for participants. Dean George E. Vincent reads resolution to junior college students amid a planned quiet rush for next Friday night.
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Chicago
Masachusetts School of Technology
University of Chicago
Kim
University Council
Demning
Chapet
George E. Vincent
Daly Donahoe and Greenwood continue bank under same name
The estate of the late Marcus Daly and surviving partners M Donahoe and M Greenwood announce the continuation of the banking business formerly run as Daly Donahoe & Greenwood. There is no change in management or operations.
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Marcus Daly
Messrs
M. Donahoe
M. B. Greenwood
Daly, Donahoe & Greenwood
Allen's Foot-Ease promotes easy walking in shoes
An old advertisement copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for swollen, nervous feet that tire easily. It claims relief from sweating feet, corns, bunions, and blisters, promising rest and comfort. It also mentions a trial package and the seller Allen O Olmsted of Le Roy, Minnesota.
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Allen
Allen O
Olmsted
le Roy
Arctic Quarts Lode Mining Claim patent application filed
United States Land Office notice from October 24 1900 announces Climax Mining and Milling Company of Helena Montana applying for a patent for the Arctic Quarts Lode near Divide Silver Bow County Montana. The description covers claim location Survey No 4994 township 1 north range 9 west and states the adjoining claim First Claus Lode to the west.
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United States Land Office
Melena
Montana
Climax, Mining and Milling Company
Divide
Siiver Bow County
Ros
Weing
Township I
Recorder’s Office
Silver Bow “A
Claus Lode
Nathan V
Vestal Et al
Ape Plicanta
George D. Green
Notice to co owners on Lively Quartz Lode claim
Joseph Labouchier claims the undivided half interest in the Lively Quartz Lode mining claim in Soap Gulch Little Pine district Silver Bow County Montana. He states Hulsizers have not paid their shares of 100 for 1899 and 100.40 for 1900 labor and improvements and warns the property will vest in him if payment is not made.
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O. E. Hulsizer
John Hulaizer
Joseph Labouchier
United States
Little Pine
Silver Bow County
Montana
Soap Gulch
Melrose
QO. E. Hulsizer
John Hulsizer
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