Washington Tensions Rise Over Chinese Ministers Delivery
Acting Secretary Atlee met with the president to discuss Li Hung Chang’s appeal and dispatches from consuls. The plan seeks joint action with Chinese officials and allied commanders to transfer foreign ministers to Tung Chau.
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Washington
Atlee
White House
Conger
Li Hung Chang
Tung Chau
Fowler
Chee Foo
Ragsdale
Tien Tsin
Goodnow
Shanghai
United States
Pekin
State Department
Root
Tien Tain
Quarantine Debate Tops El Paso Chamber Meeting
The El Paso Chamber of Commerce held a meeting to review the irrigation committee report and discuss a Washington trip for dam work. A motion favored rescheduling the general meeting, and a resolution urged Governor Sayers to lift the San Francisco quarantine, citing ongoing economic harm and seeking relief.
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Chamber of Commerce Directory
Irrigation Committee
District Court Room
Washington
International Dam
Sayers
San Francisco
Stevens
el Paso
Russell
Chamber of Commerce
Dynamite Explosion Shocks Dallas Electric Car Scene
A dynamite blast in Dallas caused a loud explosion near electric cars but caused no injuries. Police say the incident appears accidental and under investigation at the scene.
Dynamite Explosions Hit Dallas Street Railway
Several dynamite blasts rocked the Dallas Electric Street Railway last night causing broken glass in nearby homes. No injuries reported as union workers continue a month long strike. police investigate the incidents.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Complicated Electric Street Railway
Ingalls Gone in Las Vegas
A brief Las Vegas notice reports the disappearance of Ingalls, with local authorities and community seeking information on their whereabouts.
John Ingalls Dies in Las Vegas After Prolonged Illness
John Ingalls died in Las Vegas New Mexico at 2 25 a m after months of illness. He had planned to return home to Atchison Kansas but his condition worsened suddenly. The death ends a long period of illness and travel preparations were under way.
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Las Vegas
N. M
John Ingalls
Atchison, Kansas
Ingalls
Atchison
Sheffield
Ellsworth
Sioux Falls
New Mexico
Oak Ridge
Logalls
Trinity
Frontier Furniture of El Paso Chartered for 1000 Capital
Frontier Furniture company of El Paso has been chartered with a capital of 1000 dollars. Incorporators named are Alberto Compas J E Reiter and W M Coldwell. The item mentions a deathbed note of ex Servator Ingalls and funeral plans in Atchison with a private service at Trinity Church.
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Austin
Frontier Furniture Company of
el Paso
Alberto Compas
J E Reiter
W M Coldwell
Pecos Valley Peaches Attract High Prices In Market
Maynard Sharpe of Carlsbad sends large La Fruta orchard peaches weighing over a pound each with rich yellow flesh and high sweetness. I G Tracy also ships white freestone peaches of fine flavor. Pecos valley fruit is well packed and carefully culled, competing with California and other markets.
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Herald
Maynard Sharpe
Carlsbad
N. M
Pecos Valley
la Fruta
Sharpe
California
Red Lane
I. G. Tracy
Firebugs in Seattle Spark City Wide Arson Plot
A steamer from Nome brings word that several arson attempts have been planned by criminal elements in Seattle. Firebugs aimed to ignite blazes in multiple city areas at the same time, raising fears of widespread damage.
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Seattle
Centennial
Nome
Obituary of John J Ingalls Former Kansas Senator
John James Ingalls born December 29 1833 in Middleton Massachusetts died aged 67. He became editor of the Democratic Post had he lived and served as United States senator from Kansas 1873 to 1891 and as president pro tempore for the last four years. Episcopal burial service to be read by Bishop Mills Paugh of Topeka.
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John James Ingalls
Middleton
Mass
Fror Williams College
United States
Kansas
Woman Pioneer Mary E Taylor Dies in Silver City
Mrs. Mary E Taylor age 60 died August 8 in Silver City New Mexico. One time the only white woman on the Lower Mimbres she came here 18 years ago. She was mother of County Commissioner W M Taylor and pioneer of California. Her father went there in 1846. Grand niece of Col. Fannin who fell with 400 at Goliad.
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Col. Fannin
Masacred
Goliad
Texas
ANOTHER PROJECT For an Electric Railway Ready For Immediate Action
A new electric railway project moves toward immediate implementation with plans ready for swift execution. Officials outline construction timelines and funding steps while engineers emphasize rapid deployment and operational readiness.
Capitalists eye electric streetcar line for El Paso
Akron financiers Fred E. Smith and Francis Seiberling consider securing a city franchise to build a 12 to 15 mile electric streetcar system in El Paso at a cost of 200,000 to 300,000 dollars. They expect an option on the franchise to be renewed within a month and aim to have cars running within a year, possibly sourcing power from a local plant.
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el Paso
Fred E. Smith
Akron
Univ
Smith
Second National Bank of
Francis Seiberling
E! Paroeletric Steetcar Enterprises
Citizens
Mr Smith
MW Stanton
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Ernest E Russell
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Tennis Cour
Tgards Quarters
Prince Tuan
Peking
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