Surgeons Report on Refugees and Wounded at Tien Tsin
Admiral Van Reypen releases Sir Fein Devker's detailed account from The Monadnock on the Hin Tores battle and Tong Chu hospital. It describes refugee relief, hospital setup, Chinese weapon wounds, remarkable recoveries, and rapid healing of most cases as American surgeons aided wounded marines and civilians despite limited facilities.
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Washington
Admiral van Reypen
Navy
Fein C.J. Devker
Aesault
Tong Chu
Seymour
Burson Decker
Tuku
Renly Wien
Hans
Doeker
Thor
Tonedek
Riv
Uesir
Mos
Devaer
Tien ‘Tain
Remey
Teng Kay
Bruce
Decker
New England Cotton Manufacturers Hold Semi Annual Meet
Washington reports the New England Cotton Manufacturers association opened its semi annual meeting amid about 250 members. President D. M. Thompson of Providence welcomed attendees as Secretary Gage and Long spoke. Labor Commissioner Carroll D. Wright read a paper on the factory as a social element, and Thompson delivered the formal address.
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Washington
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
D. M. Thompson
Providence
Gage
Long
Carroll D. Wright
Thompson
Milner Arrives to Take Governorship Duties in Conquered Republics
Pretoria reports Sir Alfred Milner arrived to be appointed governor of the conquered republics. He was met by Lord Roberts at the railway station and assigned a house near headquarters, signaling his forthcoming authority in the administration.
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Pretoria
Sir Alfred Milner
Lord Roberts
Texas Legislature Delayed on Relief for Galveston Disaster
New York dated October 17 reports Governor Sayers of Texas was asked why the Texas state legislature had not acted to provide relief after the Galveston disaster. The piece notes the legislature has not met to address the relief needs and the public awaits decisive action from Austin.
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New York
Sayers
Texas
Fragmentary gubernatorial remark on legislature session timing
The governor cites no session being called as the main reason for funding limits. He notes the legislature has not met since the disaster and would have required more time to gather members. In two months a session is expected to convene to consider appropriation.
A Secret Marriage Report Circulates Amid Court Rumors
Oct 17 report from Herlin claims Dochner Lipress Fredericka secretly wed Barn Seckemhord, once hofmeister to Emperor Frederick, a tale long denied but now disputed amid the empire’s crisis. Fresh details say the wedding took place in Easland and involve the Empress’s rumored illness.
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Herlin
Fredericka
Marcried
Barn Seckemhord
Frederick
Weil
Crisia
Vee Dowaser
Ace
Dullerina
Record for Registration in Chicago Surges Past Previous Totals
Chicago ward registration closed with 4010% names on the books after additions and Monday counts, marking the largest registry in city history. The tally exceeds last year’s 23,747 and may drop with a Maures revision, while 240 additional names joined on Monday.
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Chicago
Aml
Ity
Treasury draft seized at Tien Tain held in trust
New York Oct 17 Secretary Lam has deposited in the treasury a draft for 278000 dollars representing Gould seized by American soldiers at Tien Tain. An act of Congress will be necessary to withdraw it. It is held in trust and not recorded as spoils of war. China’s indemnity against the United States is discussed as the deposit will be credited by China. General Chattee will soon form Li Jung Chang who demanded the money be returned to the Chinese government.
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New York
Lam
Treasury
Gould
Tien Tain
Washington
Congress
United States
China
Court orders extradition of Arnos to England
San Francisco October 17 The court holds Julian B. Arnos son of Sir Keypite Avold must be sent to England to face several charges of embarsement as the United States Court of Appeals sustains the extradition order issued by the district court.
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San Francisco
Julian B. Arnos
Keypite Avold
England
United States Court of Appeals
District Court
Dissolution of Parliament Noted as Unprecedented
London dispatch says Mr. Janis Bryce calls the dissolution a new departure against British constitution usage. The election settles nothing, war ended, and no clear policy. Bryce notes Liberal weakness vs Unionists gains in Aberdeenshire and Scotland. Chamberlain back at colonial office, new territories likely crown colonies. Cost of living rises. cotton for Lancashire a problem. khaki election timed for government.
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New York
Tribune
London
Janis Bryce
Beral
Bryce
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Mr. Chamberlain
Colonial Office
Downing Street
Lancashire
Lord Roberts
Fire kills several in Hester Street tenement blaze
A three story and attic double frame tenement on Hester Street in New York burned in the early hours. Six families lived there. Several residents died including Mrs. Fass, Samuel Fass, Lena Fass, Morris Fass and a woman believed to be Mrs. Louis. Mary Martin and Harry Murray escaped but Mary was badly burned. A fire marshal was notified and police believe the blaze was incendiary.
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New York
Nyga
Hester Street
Fass
Samuel Pass
Lena Fass
Morris Pass
MR. Louis
Charles Faas
Josephine
Mra. Paas
Isaac
Noliceman
Case
Henry Bernhaltz
Mary Martin
Harry Murray
Suit for millions links Clarke heirs across states
New York report says the family of the late John Clarke has hired counsel to pursue the estate of Imlay Clarke who died in Australia leaving about 2 million dollars. The fortune, tied to gold mines, is said to be unclaimed in New Jersey where four nephews and nieces may share it, while two Clarke brothers are reportedly missing. Mining matters reference U S Land Office notice in Helena Montana.
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New York
John Clarke
Imlay Clarke
Australia
Voorhees
New Jersey
James N. Clarke
James W. Clarke
Copper Mining Company Seeks Patent for Treasure Lode Claim
The Copper Mining Company of Montana filed for a patent on 10.27 acres of the Bind Treasure lode in the Silver Bow Jefferson district, Montana. The claim, designated Survey No. A9ik, begins at a granite stone corner and traces a 1467.5 foot main line with several compass directions. Adjoining claims include the Golden Rule lode and Grand Prize. First publication October 13, 1900.
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Montana
Daniel J. Vetch
Butte
Bind Treasure Lode
Bununl Valley
Silver Row
Tefferson Counties
Piralclon
Notte
Thia
Wit
N. W
Recorder of
Silver Tow County
Linde
Bute Copper Mining Co
Butte Copper Mining Up
George D. Green
Register, Oo
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