Breakthrough plan to end Pekin deadlock by international commission
The government backs stopping current talks and forming an international commission at The Hague to draft unified demands on China for Boxer indemnities. Ex Senator Wilson cites personal reasons for visiting Washington. Meanwhile the beer tax repeal bill aims to cut 20 to 30 million in annual revenue without touching beer or tobacco taxes.
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Pekin
China
International Commission
Congress
Hague
Payne
New York
Dalzell
Hopkins
Hanna
Decomposed deaths of Patrick and Jerry Holland shock city
Coroner investigates two dead Irishmen found in their home at 156 East Eighth Street. The odor of decaying flesh and a burning natural gas stove point to possible accidental poisoning as authorities search for a definite cause. Neighbors Dreher and Eberle alerted police after days without sight of the men.
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Peru Evening Journal
Patrick
Jerry Holland
East Eighth Street
Jerry
John Dreher
John Eberle
Pat
Yarling
Australians Consider Emigration to Paraguay Land Grants
The Paraguayan government offers about five hundred thousand acres for settlement to Australian colonists and others. Up to ten thousand people may settle on the lands, with total abstainers and savers among emigrants. South Australia passes a village settlement act to aid land cultivation. The Australian land is not as good as Paraguayan land, though both have disadvantages.
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Australis
Paraguay
New
Australia
South Australia
Rock Salt for Sale at the Den
Rock salt advertised for sale at the Den shop comes as a stock item for general use. The brief notice highlights availability and pricing as a practical commodity.
Bucklen's Amica Salve Cure For G B Steadman Injury
The item describes a Civil War ball striking G B Steadman of Newark Michigan causing long lasting ulcers. Bucklen's Amica Salve cured him after 20 years. It claims to heal cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions and piles with a 25 cent box price and guaranteed cure from W L Piper, Druggist.
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
W. L. Piper
Free Ideal fountain pen with Rural and Family offer
A paid advertisement promotes a free sample of the Ideal fountain pen with two trial subscriptions to National Rural and Family Magazine, a farm weekly. Subscriptions cost two dollars each, delivery starts after payment and continues until January 1, 1901. The Rural magazine highlights Bryan's praise as a defender of farmer interests against finance.
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Rural and Family
Great Farm and Home
William Jennings Bryan
National Rural
Unity Building
Chicago
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