Mass executions and punishments amid Chinese purge report
Fragmented dispatch describes Imperial executions and harsh penalties for mandarins and officials in China. Mentions thirty five officials and murderers ordered executed or banished, with other officials degraded or imprisoned. Credits Lin and Pekin authorities, details slightly inconsistent in wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeNeun
Peking
Shanghai
Hongkong
Krnent Sutow
Lin al Chukiung
Vungebuan
Privine
Chuehop
Lapteliment
Kushymarine
Genwret Yu
Chouchithte
Cluchop
Sith
Ife
Li Hung Chang Hae
Tien Tals
Chiba
Tate
Adetion
Hung Chung
Chinewe
Ball Extinguisher and Billiard Trick Amazes Crowd
An odd new billiard performance by Robert de Mremont elicits strong applause from spectators, including Mr Browont who praises the Witlhm Tell style trick. The act unfolds on a Gillard table with candy planned, described by Witting and tall with the eur Talh, as reported by the United New York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert de Mremont
Mr. Browont
Witting & Tall
Ualite
New York Herald
Travel perils in a broken transit tale on a voyage
A garbled account describes a perilous journey with distances uncertain and passengers nearly dying. It mentions hunger, dehydration, and a sudden urge to eat after a long, rough travel ordeal ending in immediate distress.
American Expo Promotes Exhibits and Awards
Fragmentary OCR describes the American Exhibition with references to exhibits, judges, and awards. It mentions Walter Maker & Lalbatted and Mithin U8, noting chocolate preparations and a thirty event high award, tied to the 19th century fair context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutt
Walter Maker & Lalbatted
Chan Iy Fares Change Shifts Honolulu Hawaii Rates
EAMSHIP COMPANY announces new passenger fares effective December tat, raising rates between Honolulu and Abe Talanoid of Hawaii. The fare from Honoluu to Hato and Kipal Maul increases to 2900 dollars, with adjustments for intermediate routes and related segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluu
Abe Talanoid
Hawaii
Hato
Kipal
Debt Settlement Notice in Kapate Liberia October 1801
Fragmentary note dated October 2 1801 records a debt settlement for a firm based in Kapate Liberia Kanal Al debt appears to be owed to Tom Yan and others with Tom Yan to pay all debits owed by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby Alven
Tom van
Kapate
Libiw
Kanal
Pat
Ald
Shipping Intelligence Highlights Arrivals and Departures
Shipping records list arrivals from multiple ports including San Francisco Kanall Hawatt and Port Gamble with names like Kavikeaoull Att bkL Akagi and Amelia Willer. Departures to the colonies note Avram Hay and Hin Keanhon with several passenger movements and hooked passengers from Kanal porta and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratuirday
Ont
Echy
Nokomis
the Sound
Summer
Fiche
Kavikeaoull
Toni
Walateule
Pitz
Kanall
Str
Nora
Wyman
Hawatt
Porte Mtr
G. Hall
Thommon
Kanal Ports
Sehr
Mol Watine
Hawa
Porte
Wees
Bolaen
Winslow
Ban Pratoieon
Bohr
Atwrdewm
Avram Hay
P.m
Hin Keanhon
Mester
Anatole
Ats P.m
Hanaeorinth
Atikint
Nihal
Taskenuers
Kepolkul
Mra
Whkinaen
Ane
Luin Gore
Ral
Carliste
J. Hl
Hoyi
Marston Campbell
Kanal Porta
Per
Etter
Mem Wooh
Bice
Bo Te Cutting
Young
George Kain
M. Cooke
Alupal
Mra Kawlla
Mrs Mavis
R. Kehua
Crone
Major Wood
Captain Bowl
Tient
J Homan
Wome Annick
T Cockett
Yar Tamota
Ite
Ne Yeun
Tagata
San
J. C. Carter
Me Carter
Mioe
Mr. Carter
J.B. Byrne
Drew
Cow
Mag
Carlene
Mise Kitehon
Mia Joe E. Thayer
Jo Fo Weaver
Mia
BR Inks Stead
AL He Lawkhand
G. Py Laniger
J. T. Gilbert
CA. Parkar
Geo, Copeland
A. Robinson
BW. Anderson
A. A. Young
Mise
J. AL Young
T. McKanale
Guy Owes
Edgar Halstead
A. Gartley
Sob Tucker
de Methownes
Booth A. Lewis Dr
J. W. Keystone
Bod
Farley
J. Ke Poulton
Capt
Bor Fer
W. T. Hopper
Jan
Rowe
Lowrie
Frasier
Man Fragier
A. Airborne
Lowel
Wiemann
Pf Harvey
Damon
Fudge A
Local Want Ads Rates Advertised in Column
The column lists insertion charges: 18 cents per line for a single insertion, 25 cents for two insertions, 30 cents for a single line across a second option, 40 cents for two weeks, and 60 cents monthly. It markets the cheapest rate offered to the public.
Roosevelt and Morgan Discuss Canal Treaty Outlook
Senator Morgan states that a Panama canal treaty is certain and essential for U.S. commerce, arguing one practicable route via Niagara and urging quick progress. He notes President Roosevelt’s preference for a new framework differing from the Pauncefote treaty and hints at differing views within administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Cpt
Ph Roosevelt
Morgan
Mn. Morgan
Pennsylvania
New York
Ratle
Niviraqua
Frank Hay
Fragmented OCR passage on natural bonnets and misread names
An unclear OCR snippet discusses bonnets of nature and light thin wear like velvet and iron cases, mentioning a trade review. It includes garbled dialogue about a youth, a poor man, and a dollar, with references to Baltimore and American Fine Job Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damarl
Navy officers greet dignitaries at port visit
The United States Navy officers Winslow and crew arrived from Peduelsen this morning. A large wall and a gathering of distinguished persons accompanied the visit. High ranking passengers included Hear Admiral Ke Kyun, Rene Admiral Henry Ghixs, Capt. Harrington, Capt. Cooper, Capt. Thom Aunt Burgeon G. M. Blackwall, Paymaster K.P Hall, and many others while principal officials and wives joined the reception before the delegation departed for Page Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Traumport
Winslow
Aan Peduelsen
Wix
Rome
Ke de Kyun
Rene
Henry Ghixs
T. F Harrington
Poh
Watwon of Bydung eyes yacht race bid in Sydney reception
New York Ort 20 Re A Watwun of Bydung NB praised by Backer Ned Hontan at the Nunjartel Meat Club reception. He arrived from Auntulia and voiced regret at missing the yacht race. He plans to rally wealthy yachtmen of New South Wales to back a vessel for America’s Cup contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. Watwun
Bydung
Ned Hontan
Nunjartel
Watson
Australis
New South Wales
Attyuf
Harlem
Two Bedrooms and Parlor in Compact Home Listing
A compact ad describes a residence with two bedrooms, a parlor, a dining room, an alcochem, and a bath. The listing highlights practical layout and essential rooms for a small family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley
A. V. Gear
Atory Howes
Kokaullkepa
Young St
Eatate, Ltd
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Henry
Evidetce
Hall & Son
Guerrero
Bnelines Fader Ameds
Miller Street
Haretanta
H. F. Lewis
Auvignet of
Ben, Guerrero, Lewin & Co
Fort Street
Howalala
Getoler
Empress Dowager
WOW Pigtyens Travel
Fawkes
Oaht BL Hatecd. Ltd
Tuewiay, Hotatoe
Kelay
Hoa Iben Herg
Secon
Gianie Ater
Mieh
Tata
Eamship Company For
Chan Iy Fares
Shipping Intelligence
AnewWer
Madame Lambert
Sewing Machine Exchange
Palmer Willard
Kaahuwu Street
Union Express Co
Salemladies
Honolulus
Witewasher
Poulves
Pirtier
Wulletin
H.C. Belain
Anan
Balanern
Adlidrans
Call Pacific Mill Co
Addrews KR. J
Bulletin
Palmer Hillard Table Works
Chicago
Ils
Joweler
Fort Atreat
Bear Hotel
Room and Board
Alukow
Langton—King
Monquito
Naseer Angeles
Fort Biitte
Metropole
Pune
Kinwu
Alapal
Beretania
Binm
Dan
Nett. Jr
Beretanis
Emma
Horotu
Keaumoku St
Demi
College St
Berotania
Cottage Grove
King Ot
P. E King
Mra. D. Center
Young Street
McCully Tract
Bishop
Brower & Co
Sues
Varn
Nuwau Aye
Campa Bk
Mattock Ave
Artesan Bt
Isnquire
Chas
Aoauit Wooms
Aloha
California
Judd & Co. Ltd
Brangenwald Kids
Sharon Hawaiian Tobacco Co. Ltd
Stangenwald
Hall Cent
Avolian
Levu
DODGE
Wington Light Co
Gale
Lowing
Harbor
W. H. Naooat
Punchbowl St
King St
Rapid
Transit
Kevinroumna
Hotel Bt
Jessiice
Premisea
Union Bt
J. M. Consarrat
Pinder
Sanety
T. Kenake
Pontomce
Portasle Wireless Outfit
South Africa
Mr. Marconi
Thoms
Wald
Purie
France
Dows
Koglioh
Philadelphia
Fine Jott Printing
Bulsatin
Sugtralia
Madras
Honolulu
Whitney & Marsh
Ladtra
New England
J. Dewald
Barnard &Co
Ghaire Second Gallery
H. H. Williame
Hawaiian Hotel
Frank Beverley
JAS. F
Queen St
Hlh
Wolty
Phot
Treete
Mureaus
Das. F. Morgan
Emma Street
Jas
F. Morgan
Schmidt
Queen Street
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