Li Hung Chang Departs Canton Amid Pekin Tensions
The Chinese minister in Washington reports Li Hung Chang left Canton for Hong Kong amid fears of reduced protection for foreigners in Pekin after a July 9 massacre. London confirms Li Hung Chang sailed to assume command at Pekin and that the British legation in Pekin remained standing on July 9.
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Washington
London
Sheng
Shanghai
Pekin
Hay
State Department
Secretary of State
McWade
Canton
Li Hung Chang
Hong Kong
Chi-Li
William Pritchard-Morgan
Merthier Tydville
European Powers Debate Pekin Strike Strategy Amid China Crisis
London dispatches note European editors chatter about burning Pekin and moving the capital, but officials focus on reaching Pekin and maintaining coastal security. Reports say 22 000 Japanese troops will disembark by July 19, while 100 000 Chinese troops near Shanghai and 170 allied casualties at Tien Tsin are cited.
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London
Pekin
Canton
Prince Tuan
Tien Tsin
China
Shanghai
Woo-Sung
Che Foo
Five Fort Wayne men face affidavits over July 4 hieronymus case
Prosecutor Emrick prepared affidavits against five Fort Wayneites for frequenting gambling houses and against four of them for manipulating hieronymus at the race track on July 4. The documents, reportedly signed without independent investigation, reflect a bitter policy faction fight. A Hoagland avenue gambler lost 35 dollars, told his wife, who sought a refund of 20 at the same gambling house. He refused to name others, while a witness list grows as trial nears.
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Emrick
Fort
Hoagland Avenue
Hoagland Street
Police Notes On License Charge And Train Jumper Case
John Tremmel filed an affidavit accusing John Kennedy of selling liquor without a city license. Kennedy agreed to apply for a license after contacting the mayor. A train jumper was arraigned, fined $1 plus costs, with the fine suspended upon leaving the city. J W Garman reports theft of a bicycle from Barr Street fronting a location on Barr Street.
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John Tremmel
John Kennedy
Kennedy
J. W. Garman
East Main Street
Barr Street
Thieves Stripping Laths From South Ham Street House
Otto Blumbach, a contractor building on South Ham Street, reports to police that thieves have been carrying away bundles of laths from the site.
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Otto Blumbach
South Ham Street
Island Park Assembly Opens in Rome City Next Week
The Island Park assembly at Rome City opens Wednesday with an inaugural evening fair. Farmers day Thursday features a National Farmers' congress secretary lecture The Clodhoppe Abroad. The African boy choir performs. Friday July 27 marks the Sunday school day with a strong program.
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Island Park Assembly
Rome City
Assembly
National Farmers’ Congress
Big bargain in children's waist at Patterson's tomorrow
A Patterson's advertisement announces a large sale on children's waist garments set for tomorrow, highlighting discounted prices and limited stock.
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Patterson’s
Reuss Succeeds Lordier as Cent Livre Brewery Bookkeeper
Charles Reuss succeeds Frank Lordier as bookkeeper at Cent livre brewery. Reuss is the son of J. B. Reuss. Lordier will enter independent business.
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Charles Reuss
Frank Lordier
Centlivre Brewery
J. B. Reuss
Roosevelt Center of Attention at Republican League Biennial
Governor Roosevelt stirs delegates at the twelfth National Republican League convention in St Paul as he and Senator Nelson address the gathering. President Stone reflects on McKinley’s era, urging unity and support for the party platform and the 1896 prosperity.
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St. Paul
Minn
Stone
National Leaue of Republican Clubs
League
S. G. C. Smith
Stine
F. B. Wright
The
National League
Roosevelt
Woodmansee
United States
Nelson
Minnesota
George Stone
Republican League
Republican Party
William McKinley
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Hayes
Ohio
Roosevelt Arrives for Republican League Convention
Governor Theodore Roosevelt arrives in St. Paul at 8 05 am to address the National Republican League clubs convention in the Auditorium. A large crowd greets him. rough riders club and a Minnesota State band lead the parade to the Hotel Ryan. Roosevelt praises the Rough Riders and civic active youth before breakfast at the Minnesota club.
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St. Paul
Minn
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
National Republican League
Roosevelt
Union Station
Empire State Executive
Minnesota Club
Wheelock
The
Pioneer Press
Markets Tumble Then Rally as Rain Boosts Corn Crop Outlook
Rain in the corn belt spurs a sharp liquidation at the open with September corn sliding from 41 to 38 1 2 cents, then rebounding to 39 1 4 cents. Heavy rainfall in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois pressures crops while overall supply and speculative buying lift nearby contracts. hogs and wheat follow the trend with fluctuating prices and mixed receipts across Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago market activity.
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Chicago
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Shorts
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Garrison Family Reunion Planned at Blue River Lake
CHURUBUSCO ITEMS reports the third annual Garrison family reunion set for Thursday at Blue River Lake with a note that a pleasant time awaits attendees. Also notes Pearl Meese visiting, others traveling to Chicago, local illnesses, arrests, and various community updates.
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Garrison
Blue River Lake
Pearl Meese
Markle
Jesse
Fred Briggs
Columbia City
Chicago
Fred
Roy Fink
Wayne
Roy
Auburn
Fort Wayne
Henry Harter
Sugar Grove
Morrison
Frank Loudy
Ruch
Theodore Hollenbeck
U. B
Tedrow
Clarence Kent
Chicago Cattle and Hog Marketson July 17 Prices
Cattle receipts total 3 000 with 1 700 Texans, market steady for all classes including butchers stock. Steers and feeders range 3 75 to 6 75, cows 4 10 to 4 70, calves 4 75 to 6 75, Texas fed steers 4 15 to 5 00, grass steers 3 20 to 4 00, hog receipts 18 000 with 3 513 carried over, market 10 cents lower at 5 30. mixed and butchers 4 95 to 5 30, heavy 5 00 to 5 30, light 5 00 to 5 30, bulk 5 13 to 5 25.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Fort Wayne Markets corrected weekly by S. Bush & Co
Fort Wayne market prices list several commodities with figures for flour spring wheat corn oats and oils. Local hay prices show Timothy clover and mixed hay ranges. fruit section appears truncated with last lines unreadable.
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S. Bush & Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Local Market Price Fragments Include Eggs and Butter
Fragmentary price list shows eggs at 10 cents, chickens at 6 14 7 cents, honey at 14 cents, and butter plus other items labeled best jar butter. The OCR text indicates a marketplace catalog with assorted grocery items and unit prices.
Mape Grove Sunday School Notes Amid Heat and Hopes
Heat kept some children away but attendance remained strong as the Mape Grove school plans a August picnic. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and children of Riverside and Rev. Most recovering at home.
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Alma Piepenbrink
May Houser
Lima
Oscar Kuntz
Adams County
Maria Rudisill
John Waters
Most
Buecker
Coldwater Road
Jacob Rudisill
George Hesserts
Cousin of Mrs Hanna Wounded in Tien Tsin Battle
The Sentinel notes Capt. Charles R. Noyes wounded at Tien Tsin, who earlier served at the front with the Ninth in Cuba, is a cousin of Mrs. Joseph T. Hanna of this city. Both descend from Rev. James Noyes who came from England in 1635 and preached at Medford Watertown and Newbury, N Y until his death in 1656. Edward Noyes Westcott, author of David Harum, is also a direct descendant of this Noyes line.
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Charles R. Noyes
Tien Tsin
Cuba
Joseph T. Hanna
James Noyes
England
Medford
Watertown
Newbury
N. Y
Edward Noyes Westcott
David Harum
Noyes
May sv ille Lodge to Confer First and Second Degrees
Harmony lodge No 19 I C C F will confer the first and second degrees on several candidates at its Thursday evening meeting. Guests will include the degree team from Harmony lodge which has a wide reputation for excellent work and the Maysville members will attend to witness the staff’s performance.
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Harmony Lodge
Maysville
Jod
Qdd
Cirelex
Miss Julia Parr Returns from Atlanta Visit
Miss Julia Parr returns from a visit in Atlanta Ind and reports Patterson's sale will begin to move.
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Julia Parr
Atlanta
Ind
Patterson
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Lancaster
Frank Fogel
W. A. Geiger
Hub
Nell Reed
Mentone
Edith Madden
Mr. Goodfellow
William and
James
Sity
Timothy
Poe
J. T. Hanna
Maysville Lodge
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