Prince Chun to Meet Emperor William in Berlin Visit
Prince Chun arrives at Potsdam and will be hosted two days at the palace orangery before traveling to Berlin. Emperor William is expected to receive the Chinese envoy tomorrow or Thursday with Baron Von Richthoff assisting at the audience. Kien Chang will act as interpreter and no other Chinese will be present.
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Pottsdam
Prince Chun
Switzerland
Sans Soucci Park
William
Berlin
Emperor William
Ostasiatische C Correspondenz
Associated Press
Baron von Richthoff
Ister
Prince Chun Accepts Invitations for World Tour
Basel dispatch reports Prince Chun has accepted invitations from the United States Italy Belgium Great Britain and Japan for a foreign visit. He will stay about two weeks in Berlin before continuing to Italy Belgium England and home via the United States and Japan.
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Basel
Switzerland
Prince Chun
United States
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Japan
Berlin
England
Tramp Lingell Hanged Twice by Neighbors in Weeping Water Neb
In Weeping Water Nebraska Edward M Lingell a tramp who attempted to assault a four year old girl was hanged up on a telegraph pole by angry locals and forced to confess before being released after a second suspension. The crowd decided he is not mentally fit and ordered him to leave the country.
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Edward M. Lingell
Walter Perry
Lingell
Forcible temperance lecture at Berry Street Church
L. C. Everton of Lima O presented a temperance address at Berry Street M E church titled The Pile Driver. He argued liquor traffic brings misery citing Habakkuk 2 12 15 and contrasted silver politics with the impact of alcohol on homes and society. W H Collison of Moody Institute Chicago assisted.
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Berry Street
M. E
L. C. Everton
Lima, O
W. H. Collison
Moody Institue
Chicago
Dickens Reveals Queen Obsession In Private Letter
A private Dickens letter shows the novelist raving with love for the queen. He describes misery from the attachment and imagines royal admiration of his books. He even jokes about embalming after death atop Buckingham Palace, with Windsor options and vivid Windsor Castle scenes.
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Charles Dickens
Dickens
Buckingham Palace
Round Tower
Windsor
Edison storage battery seen as near substitute for trolley
Edison advances a new storage battery using iron and nickel graphite poles that is claimed to be lighter, quicker to charge, and capable of propelling a car a hundred miles per charge. Professor Serviss endorses the view it could replace trolley, locomotive, and horse in transportation and other uses.
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Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Edison
Garrett P. Serviss
Many Uses for Leather in Raw Hide Goods
A New York Sun article notes raw hide’s pinions or cogwheels outlast iron by layers pressed together and bolted to metal plates. It lists uses from machine shop gears to streetcar pinions, rawhide mauls, bell cards, laces, artificial limbs, trunk bindings, saddlery, belts, and more.
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New York Sun
Race Passing Away in Alaska Natives Face Pneumonia
Seattle report notes widespread sickness among lower Yukon Indians. Pneumonia and measles claimed many lives as natives refused treatment and burial. soldiers buried ten bodies in one day. Missionaries warn tribes may become practically extinct in coming years.
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Alaska
Seattle
St. Michael
Yukon
London Daily
Express
Notice of dissolution of Pape Furniture Company
The partnership between Eugene C. Shell and Adam C. Buettel dissolved by mutual consent. Adam C. Buettel retires. All claims due to the company will be paid and collected by Eugene C. Shell. Fort Wayne Ind Sept 3 1901.
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Eugene C. Shell
Adam C. Buettel
Pape Furniture Company
Adam C. Beuttel
Fort Wayne
Ind
First stake driven for 1903 World’s Fair in St Louis
In Forest Park St Louis officials and stakeholders met to drive the first stake for the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition commemorating the centennial. William H Thompson acted as stake driver and speeches followed by preservation of the stake for archival purposes. Foundations of key buildings will radiate from the stake site.
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St. Louis
Forest Park
William H. Thompson
National Bank of Commerce
David R. Francis
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
C. P. Walbridge
Phillips
Board of Public Improvements
Commission of Architects
Rail wrecks affect two lines near Continental and Lafayette
Two overnight railroad collisions disrupted service but caused no serious injuries. On the Pittsburg line, engine No. 19 of eastbound freight No. 52 struck parked cars near Continental, damaging the engine and sparking a sprained ankle for engineer Charles H. Minser. In the Pennsylvania yards near Lafayette Street, engine 277 backing to hook No. 8 was side swiped by switch engine 199, damaging cylinders but leaving crews unharmed. Train delays were brief.
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Pittsburg
Continental
Charles H. Minser
Pennsylvania
Lafayette Street
Round House
Peter McGuire
Theodore Titus
Wreck in Peru Yards Delays Train Service
A freight and work train collision derailed ten cars in the eastern Wabash yards at Peru this morning. The incident blocked tracks for hours and passenger No. 2 detoured via Eel River and Chicago and Erie, rejoining the Wabash at Huntington. Passengers walked past the wreck on later trains. baggage was hauled around the obstruction. Fort Wayne residents awaiting No. 2 did not reach home until nearly noon. A second injury report notes L E Brown, a Pittsburg machine shop drill press operator, had the second finger of his left hand split by a falling iron clamp on Saturday.
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Peru
Eel River
Chicago and
Erie
Wabash Line
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Wabash
No. 2
L. E. Brown
Pittsburg
El Paso Family Guests of Mrs Slagle in Butler Street Visit
Mr and Mrs William Schwartz and daughter Marie of El Paso Texas are the guests of Mrs Louisa Slagle at 104 West Butler Street indicating a social visit or hospitality arrangement in the local area.
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William Schwartz
Marie
el Paso, Texas
Louisa Slagle
Butler Street
Cheap Milk Cooler Built In Small Ice House
A maker describes building a milk cooling chest in a corner of a small ice house. He used a brick tank at one end and double boarded walls packed with sawdust, creating an efficient cooler at low cost. The design aims to match performance of pricier ice chests.
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Orange Judd Farmer
Quality of Butter Milk Yield Varies Widely Across Cows
An Illinois university agricultural station study followed a yearlong test on milk from specially selected cows. It found large daily yield variation, highly variable milk composition, fat and solids ratios changing by cow and day, and no clear best milking time. Individual cows show differing efficiency in converting food to milk with signs of periodic activity.
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Illinois University
Timely Dairy Notes Emphasize Healthy Cows and Calves
A Nebraska Farmer column urges dairy producers to test milking cows and identify the profitable animals. It links steady milk checks to reduced household stress and argues raising calves strengthens milk-quiet, gentler cows.
Ground cob feed boosts beef and hog gains claim
A prominent cattle feeder asserts that grinding 800 bushels of corn on the cob can yield more beef on steers and equal hog gains as 1,000 bushels of shelled corn. He says ground cob feed allows full feed at once with steady digestion and faster market finish, warranting investigation by cattle feeders. Nimrod Crigler notes in Agricultural Journal.
Engagement Announced Of Louise Englebert And Dr Heyer
Miss Louise M. Englebert daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Englebert of New Haven area becomes engaged to Dr G D Heyer of LaGrange.
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Louise M. Englebert
W. H. Englebert
New Haven
G. D. Heyer
Paris Shifts Presidential Protection From City to National Force
Paris council ends municipal payment for president protection, transferring duties to the surete generale. Twelve detectives, paid 13,500 dollars yearly, operate from the Elysee gateway under the president's civil secretary, shadowing Loubet on travels and even morning walks. Some Elysee staff resign to join the new force while Casimir-Perier avoided detection, Faure saw value, Loubet calls it a necessary evil.
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Paris
Republic
Elysee
Surete Generale
Ministry of the Interior
Chicago Journal
The
Faulbourg-Saint- Honore
Retary
Bois de Boulogne
M. Casimir-Perier
Felix Faure
Loubet
Porto Rican Boy Delays Return Home For Financial Reasons
Carlos Degado, a Porto Rican lad known for steady work in the city, planned to return home last week but stayed due to lack of funds. He now expects to leave for the island next Tuesday unless luck changes his finances.
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Carlos Degado
Carlos
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