CHWARVEER VISIT RECOGNIZES LIANG HULS PRESENCE
An official visit notes the recognition of Liang Huls by international forces led by Count von Waldersee. Discussions cover peace prospects and potential winter base near View Vsiow. A tentative plan includes troop deployments outside the city and informal talks with Ei Ching Chang on settlement outlook. Sept. 28 expected arrival noted.
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Tong Ku
Chateo
Ei Ching Chang
Tassia Fins
Liang Huls
Marsal Count von Waldersee
America Is Second In Awards At Paris Exposition
The final appeal jury at the Paris exposition reports the United States won the most awards aside from France. Germany led in grand prizes and medals in several categories, with Britain and Russia also earning substantial totals though the US ranked high across grand prizes, gold, silver, and bronze medals and honorable mentions.
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France
Paris
United States Commission
America
Germany
United States
Gemany
Geat
Britain
St. Russia
Great Britain
Geremany
Russia
Russi
Democrats Agree On Election Bill in Kentucky Reform Move
Kentucky Democrats reach compromise on an election bill creating a state board with one Democrat and one Republican plus a state officer. They appoint county boards with mixed party representation granting ministerial powers except as to counting ballots. Democrats say they will accept the compromise.
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Kentucky
Democratic House
Ate
Ruling May Free Over 700 Prisoners Affects Chicago Case
Judge Mantey of Chicago delayed Joseph Wylan’s release on a technicality, potentially freeing over 700 prisoners if upheld. Warden Murphy warned the ruling could grant freedom to many, citing the specific crime description lacking in Wylan’s conviction. The decision centers on a void of the crime statement and similar committed cases.
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Hane
Alaris Clinois
Doattia
Mantey
Chicago
Joseph Wylan
Cook County
Murphy
State Penitentiary
Wyman Milti-Onus
Attack on Roosevelt at Victor Calo rocks crowd
Governor Theodore Roosevelt was assaulted during a September 26 stop near Victor Cripple Creek. A small organized group attacked as rough riders and guards protected him, with blows struck and stones thrown but no serious injuries. The train then moved on to Cripple Creek as the governor continued his speaking tour.
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Victor
Calo
Roosevalt
Cripple Creek
Jones
Guv. Roosevelt
Bryan
Gov. Roosevelt
Will Leave China as Forces in China Reduced to Guard
The United States begins withdrawing its army from China by ordering Gen Chaffee to reduce forces to a civil guard level. Most troops will depart Pekin while a small civil guard remains under non allied command. Berlin notes and Russian and Japanese replies to Germany are reported as aligned with withdrawal principles.
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Ordera
Washington
United States
Gen. Chaffee
China
M. de Wollant
Pekin
Chaffee
Count von Waldersiet
Loxpon Ord Salistuiry
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Japan
Foresees Real War With China Not Drawn into Conflict
The Washington dispatch argues no state of war exists with China and the United States will not enter into combat. It notes Germany and others refusing settlement talks justify the department's plan to withdraw troops after their mission’s success. Li remains opposed to war without clear grounds.
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Uncle Sam
Washngtox
China
Germany
State Department
Department
Aguinaldo Uncompromising on Peace Proposals
Reports from Manila indicate Emilio Aguinaldo rejects renewed peace overtures. An amnesty deadline expired September 21, with former terms reinstated. An insurgent proclamation offers freedom and $40 to each American surrendering, while two new arrivals describe insurgents in higher spirits since April.
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Manton
Senor -Boenemaime
Aguinaldo
Aguinaldo Duclines
Ures
Manila
Cattles
Jealous husband shoots wife then kills himself
Chicago report says Joseph Sloup, a watchman, fired at his wife in their home to the alleged jealousy over Albert Klicka. He swallowed carbolic acid and killed himself with a revolver. Officials note possible further pursuit of a related negro suspect after a separate assault report near PirrsGone. Flood losses across Texas estimated at 1 million dollars, gulf coast disaster toll over 8,000 deaths.
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Chicago
Albert Klicka
Joseph Sloup
John Danbor
Foror Worry
Tex
Gulf Coast
GREAT CALIFORNIA FIRE RAGES NEAR SANTA ROSA
A vast forest fire near Santa Rosa California covers about 100 square miles and has caused estimated damages over 250000 dollars. The blaze advances southward aided by strong winds threatening towns and bridges while crops and farms suffer extensive losses.
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Santa Rosa
Cale
Qeentenlal
Oqcaidental
North Pacific Coast Railroad
Market Quotations From Across Cities
Market quotes cover cattle, hogs, sheep, and grains in Sioux City Chicago St Louis Detroit Cincinnati Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with price ranges for common to prime cattle hogs sheep and various wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and other commodities. Multiple cities show mixed spanned figures and Grade descriptors for shipments and local markets.
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Sioux City
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati FE
Detroit
Byu
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Boers Poised to Harass British Lines
A London dispatch quotes Lorenzo Marquez stating Messrs Steyn and Reitz will stay with the fighting bruggers. It is estimated a Boer force of 7,000 to 12,000 plans to harass British lines of communication.
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London
Steyn and Reitz
Daily Mail
Lorenzo Marquez
Perfumery price rise hinted by Loghorn official
A British vice consul at Loghorn says a syndicate with strong bank backing has secured the entire Armis root cru. The note signals an imminent uptick in perfumery prices.
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Vasnaros
Loghorn
Armis Root Cru
Grain Yield Predictions Amid Vast U S Harvest Totals
Readers gain a snapshot of crop forecasts with reports from Agricultural Department agents and industry sources. Estimates vary across wheat, oats, and corn, pointing to a potential record season and the need for December official figures.
Texas Storm Ravages State Blending Floods With Destruction
A severe Texas storm causes widespread damage and loss of life across the state. Rivers flood valleys with up to twenty feet of water, towns flee to hills, and dramatic river levels surge. The Nueces near Uvalde rises twenty-five feet, the Sycamore bridge elevates to flood levels, and rail lines suffer track and wire damage as roads and communities reel from the disaster.
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Texas
Galveston
Snather
Gondho
Coluraily
Streims
Aml Dun Enis
Nueces
Rio Grande
Sabinas
San Antonio
Pavilic
del Rin
Nene+ces
Uvalde
Uvalte
Sycamore
Steel strikes end as wage scale signed in Cincinnati
Sixty thousand iron and steel workers, idle three months, will return to work after the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and manufacturers sign the yearly wage scale agreement in Cincinnati. Confederates of both sides reach a compromise ending the strike turmoil and resuming production.
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Steel Milla
Amalgamated Aasoon
Iron and Steel Mit
Cincinnati
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Usu
Wheat and corn crop outlook and wage talks update
Agricultural figures show last year's wheat 547.8 million bushels with this year's frustage expected similar. Corn yield forecasts cluster near 2.0 billion bushels, slightly above last year's 2.078 billion. Prices influenced by wars, demand, and European military buildup. Texas capitol infested by large centipede. New York dealers may counter California price trusts. A two year old was abducted in St. Joseph Missouri. Wage scale talks fail to reach agreement. a compromise reached after conferences in Cincinnati New York Detroit Indianapolis Youngstown. mills closed for three months awaiting revival.
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Agricultural Department
N.Y
Jinetnuatt Myiew
Baltimore
Asia
Africa
Mississippi Valley
New England
Middle Western States
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Indianapolis
Youngstown
Predicted Kansas prairie chicken near extinction
A brief note warns the prairie chicken may soon vanish from Kansas. Other items mention Michigan peach belt expected to yield a large harvest, and stock yards packers in Chicago storing 600000 cases of eggs. George L Abbe announces plans to open a major gambling house in Manila.
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Kansas
Michigan
Chicago
George L'Abbe
Manila
Tower W mystery solved and big train robbery tale
A long mystery of a Northwestern rail robbery between Chicago and Clinton is cleared. A Des Moines man is exonerated as three men on bicycles fled with 8800 in coin and currency, dividing toward Wisconsin Town and southern Indiana. Other town notes include bank alarm antics at Claire, jail escape fears at Atlantic, and railroad safety incidents along with numerous local incidents and transfers.
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Tower W
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Timois
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Peoria
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Thalonn
Penn College
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Carpenter
Denison of
Llinois
Trenton
Blackhawk County
Couch
Davenport
Nutwood Driving Association
Dubuque
Frank Butterfield
DeWitt
State Daily Commissioner
R. J. Allen
Mason City
Milwaukee
Thomas Rok
Sale
G. A. R. Post
Coon Rapids
Des Moines
Abb
Mullicoat
Wyoming
Margaret Titsemore
Marshall Town
Tien Tsin
Warren Denn
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Teresa Denn
Miss Tittemore
Towa
J. N. Tittemore
Towa Central Railway
Fort Dodge
Martin Swanson
Minvis Central Railway
Swanson
Metz
Rock Island Road
Buck Whic
Roy GC. Blackburn
J. G. Blackburn
Neponset
Cripple Creek
Cole
M. G. Lee
Lee
Brethren In Christ
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Wolfe
Fairfield
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Frank Smith
Graf
Cedar Falla
Alberta
Pocahontas
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