Count Von Buelow on China Crisis and German Demands
The article portrays Count von Buelow defending German policy toward China during a period of crisis. It covers Germany’s insistence on protecting its rights, opposing Chinese disruption, and demanding territorial and punitive measures to secure foreign lives and property. It notes opposition by other powers and mentions military and diplomatic tensions surrounding Pekin and treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heblln
Aiaatsivay
China
Graweanen
Germany
Count von Buetay
Baron von Keiteler
Count von Buelaw
Kian Chow
Chima
Mehorer
Nuriams
Baron Vin Nettelen
Antae Wiens
Yello
Treating a Trathlecame Gorn With Balm and Plaster
Odd fragment discusses treating a corn with Chamberlain's Pai Balm applied vigorously for five minutes. Mentions a corn plaster and references to remedies sold by Piste & Dro Drugists. Includes garbled terms suggesting sprains and lameness but lacks clear event or persons.
Interstate Commerce Commission Meetings And Cases
The Interstate Commerce Commission met today at Grand Rapids Indiana to consider questions related to rail rate disputes. Cases include WC Spencer Curr at Northern Pacific and Grand Trunk amid freight line issues and overcharge claims. Railroad railroads deny individual responsibility. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertisement appears within the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceicagh Noy
Paul Arthrites
Spencer
Northern Pacific Railroad
Carr
Yrivarre
Fiis
St. Paul
Porthdal
Railrad
Fn Cog Freeman
Michigan
Grand Hapidy & Ladiana
Grad Teynk
Delaware, Lackawanna &, Wester
New Suit Gone Sparks Rumor of Prosperity
Reportedly a hotel cigar stand proprietor named Lee wore a new suit each week to showcase worldly wealth. In truth the first suit vanished from his room and the second was bought to cover the loss, as friends mused on merit bringing rewards. Police searched for the missing garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasdy
Elades
Lee
Tie
Severe religious persecution reported in Chinese provinces
London dispatch cites Daily News correspndent detailing protests against Catholic converts in Kaui Si and Che Kiang provinces. US Consul Mr Goodnow notes similar unrest among Protestants with governors described as violent and foreign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai Corveapandour
The
Daily News
Kaui Si
Goodnow
United States
Che Kiang
Manchin
Unclear item on Wisconsin corporation venture plans
Fragmented OCR describes a $3,000.00 corporation Mulwatkel Wisconsin forming a $2,000,000 capital venture tied to Milwaukee with control by a new enterprise. The aim is to develop lands in Honduras and Niparaguy for growing timber or crops, with headquarters in Milwaukee and sites in Gr and Nisapngie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulwatkel
Wis
Sathontl Incustrink Company
Milwaukee
Mesal Cagithal
Honduras
Niparaguy
Tipe Grwas
Nisapngie
Six Sailors Drowned Near Newberry Mich
A report from Newberry Michigan states seven sailors drowned after a mishap involving a transport ship. The incident occurred Sunday morning near Dewey Park, with one crew member surviving the crash and eight others missing or presumed dead. Names, ranks, and exact vessel not fully confirmed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Beer Pak
Taber
Dewy Park
Evolution of horse show fashions and harness types
The article traces shifts in saddle horse judging and harness classes from early mixed shows to modern defined categories. It notes the rise of specialized divisions for saddlers, hunters, and cross country, plus the impact of hackney and road wagon styles on carriage and gear. It highlights the NYC show as a benchmark, the banishment of high carts in tandem driving, and the importance of breed influence on type and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sony
New York
Lamong Dewers
Beetleris
Ly Scraml
Seumare Hole
Kentucky
Liting Field
Roar
Central Park
Uisch
Spoint
Wallet
Moscow
Glendale
Sorka
Bourne
Sly
Newport
Barnes
Gapel
Alec
Aera
Fashionable Hackneys Shaped by American Breeding Rise in Show Ring
The article traces the 19th century fashion for hackney horses and how breeders cross bred the stock with American trotters and thoroughbreds to produce a powerful harness horse. It notes the show ring demand, the evolution of traits like rhythmical action and strong legs, and the impact on American horse breeding as 1,400 horses entered for the upcoming show reflect varied lines and practical uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batkney
New York
Wist
Wis
el LO
Stack
Amere
Tyre
Moscow
Russian Empire Prayers And War Loan Figures In Brief
Telegraph prayers issued by highest Russian authorities urge special services for the ailing emperor amid reports of public mourning and foreign sympathy. London notes war loan expectations at ten million pounds in December, while press chatter links imperial factions to ongoing instability and court intrigue.
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ST. Petersnuarg
Nev
Religiowa
Las
Charches
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Eherkow
Whersun
Ole
Wigigen
Livadiy
Imax
London
Nicholas
Vienne
Daily
Trouble at Annapolis sparks cadet discipline protests
A garbled report from Annapolis notes that 56 cadets have been placed on probation or grade reductions amid a dispute. A petition seeks clemency and a superintendent’s reconsideration, with rumors of possible dismissal for misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snatolis
Redenis
Nena Bey
Mherry
Big Vadets
Ender
Tink
Bayn
Far “Gomgtig
Laura J Smith wins health crusade award for kidney cure
In Mint Nov 14 1897 an Independent Minnesota note details Laura J Smith of 7 West Sid St being chosen for an American Authors league honor and recounts her kidney disease recovery after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial features her husband and asserts the pill cost 60 cents and aids health.
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Papolis
Mint
Sot Minnesurs
Oley
Laura J. Smith
West
Sid Stwei
Eink
Minnesota
Dom
Dodd
Eta
Ben Hur Court Initiation Expands Harmony Hall Membership
The Ben Hur Court No. 14 held a large initiation of twenty two candidates last night at Harmony Hall. About 260 attendees including visitors from Decatur Kendallville Columbia City and other towns witnessed speeches by Dr W Gerard Crawfordsville Ind founder and Supreme Chief and others. A banquet followed highlighting strong efforts to recruit new members with ladies and gentlemen each side winning the membership chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trike Ben Hur
Harmony Hall
Decatur
Kendallville
Colomabia City
W. Gerard
Crawfordsville
Ind
Order
4. P. Buchman
C. Be, Carter
Logansport
W. D. Pay
T. J. Johnson
From Pulpit to Prison Wyoming Murder Mystery
The story centers on Lee Rev Stuart a former pastor of Wyoming Baptist church. His wife died suddenly at her daughter's home shortly after he carried news to her bedside. A carbolic acid bottle was found and autopsy is planned. A warrant issues for the missing pastor charging murder and whortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lee Rev
D.C. Stuart
Wyoming Baptist Church
Plymouth
Andy
Anil
Philuiptonia
Arrest of Rev. D C Stuart Sought in Wyoming Death Case
Philadelphia police arrested Rev. D C Stuart amid an outstanding Wyoming Pa warrant linked to his wife’s death. Authorities planned to transfer him to Wyoming tomorrow. An unrelated note touts Dr Ball’s Cough Syrup as a cure for cold and throat issues.
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Philadelphia
D.C. Stuart
Wyoming
Wikeslaiyre
Steuben County set to vote on electric railroad tax
Steuben County commissioners schedule a February vote on a tax to support the proposed electric railroad passing through Steuben County across the Horliere Hark Of Efe State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Ind
Steuben
Steuben County
Efe
Local News Briefs and Social Notes From Town
Torn local page items report social events and incidents. Ed Christen welcomes a daughter. Theodore Wyacki celebrated a birthday with friends. Detective Stretling arrests Henry Williams at Calhoun and Herry Streets for vagrancy. A travel installation by Knights of Columbus in Terre Haute noted. Visiting Nurse League to meet at Mrs. Mason Leng’s home. A horse stolen from Michael Wimbaugh and a buggy from Christ Rabel were found west of the city. The Elektron table event drew 200 guests with supper, dancing, and amusements. Several local court matters include bond actions for Puler E.K. Mara and James P.F. first. Robert Meyers injured while stopping a runaway team. he clung to the bridle to safety.
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W. T. Cowl
Gternoon Ab
Berry
EL Church
Wlr
Kies
Randall Hotel
Stretling
Henry Williaws
Carner
Calhoun and
Herry Streets
Wo P. Breen
Terre Haute
Hertholic Knights of America
Mason Leng
Columbia Avenue
Theodore Wyacki
Charles Sarver
Argon
Wnd
Achool Mite
B. V. Emrick
Michael Wimbaugh
Bugsy
Christ Rabel
Simwl
Elektron
Puler EK
Mara
James PF
S. M. Henely
Imen
Robert Meyers
Columbia
Mr. Goeglein
Meyer
Dowieites Released From Deportation in Philadelphia
Samuel W. Packard of Chicago deposited 5 000 dollars with the International Navigation company to secure the temporary release of twenty five lace makers and their families who arrived from England and were ordered deported for alien contract law violations. The case is under appeal before Secretary Gage in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel W. Packard
Chicago
Culuis
J. Alexander Dowie
Zioist
International Navigation Company
England
Immigration Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Gage
Washington
Collision on the elevated roab near Chicago station
A NW elevated line train crashed into a crowded platform at Chicago Avenue station. Five people were injured and several passengers were knocked over by shattered glass as emergency crews attended the scene on a stormy night.
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Chicago Avenue
Storm in the Northwest Affects Great Lakes Ports
A sunstorm spread across the upper lakes reaching Sault Ste Marie and Detroit. Five vessels passed near the harbor refuges while one towboat was reported in shelter. Duluth reported days of tents and delayed traffic as crews sought shelter amid the weather event.
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Chicago
Nev
Upper Lakes
Sault Ste
Detroit
Tim Ul Asin
Duluth
Noted Longon Preacicr Dies in Huntington
Rev James Deighton once a noted Fundom preacher and intimate friend of Spurgeon was found wandering in Huntington mentally infirm. Born in England in 1824 he began preaching at twenty. He came to America in 1898 and served in Illinois, Ohio and Indiana before his death at his home in Huntington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
James Deighton
Spurgeon
Fay
England
America
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Mabel Shank Died After Spasms at Wayne Street Home
Mabel Shank the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Shank of 413 Dist Wayne Street died Monday night from spasms at midnight aged ten months. Father a painter and pipe hanger was at work when the call came. No funeral arrangements announced.
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Mabel
Sighted French vessel off Havre in stormy dawn wind
Nov 24 NW YORE reports the French ship Hiner L'Aquitaine from Havre sighted near Seth al Fire with Snevit Bernhardt aboard. Local observers note rough seas and unclear mission. Authorities investigate signal 215 Erick issued this morning.
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Hiner L'Aquitaine
Havre
Snevit Bernhardt
Seth al
Erick
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Count von Buelow
Ion
Ana Coty
Wiley Mer
la Germangy
Canvessen Eies
Dante
Sear
Cdi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ulus Gran Rapids
Indiana Line
Dr. Bull
Dlewr Rosenbecke
Chestra Atsemple Che Tras Wedne
Mrer L
Lvans
Aveline
Cable News
Wlecs and Hunters—Societys de
Rand
Hackiey
Telestic
Sovernment
Decemvin
Exprow
Mir-pieht
beaMer Rivest Society
Niehr
Annapolis
Ben Hur
Frank Thode Weyer
Amumisee Mt
Hebe
Winion
Air Girl
Ed Christen
Dowieites
Simgeers
Pempie Cheaire
Aire Sedeae
Longon Preacicr
Shank
Sarah
M. App
Calhoun Street
Schone
VEITH
Undertakers and Emsalmers
Derry St
Aldine’ Block
Postaffice
Fort Wayne
Idol
J. C. Peltier
Waat
Wayne St
Mra
Beattie
Engllel
Vhurvoyant
Jefferson Street
Christiman
Lax
Olc
Lehman Book and News Co
St Calloun Street
TIE Engl European
Jowan Ameshberger
Callicim
Openiag
An Tire
M. J Stock
Main
Clinton Sts
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