Fighting Ends as Conger Reports on World Crisis
Washington reports General Conger's message on a shifting situation in China. The communication notes reduced hostilities, dispersed Chinese forces, and logistical needs for relief and supplies as powers debate evacuation of Pekin and a potential settlement.
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Paku
Washington
Logay Tigua
VWI
Ui Chin
Astley
Nathadantey
Fourteanth
United Brntce Vress
Sorees
Ghaifoe
Department
Mag Boon
Takw
Warrant for Peace Talks Amid Chinese Tensions
The dispatch notes a tentative move toward peace negotiations while reports from Pokutslave indicate arrests of Taung Huamen members seeking dialogue to restore government. General Barry is instructed to pursue necessary dispatches and replies to shape a correct response to Chinese gestures since Pekin’s occupation.
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Pokutslave
Taung Huamen
Pekin
Powers seek unified stance as Pekin talks continue
London dispatch reports mixed signals on Pekin crisis as foreign powers wrestle with responses. Imperial envoys Li Hung Chang and peers seek negotiations while German warships reach Woo Sung. Russia hints at reform rather than annexation and hopes indemnity talks proceed with other powers.
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London
Pekin
Shangtin
Tri-und Fu
Li Hung Chang
Yung du
Hou Tung
Tuice
Prince Ching
Nega- Hiatepane
Woo-Sung
Peking
Aready
Saliabury
Confonn
French gunboat Correte Wes reciened in Man ton
Goon, Paris, Sept 4 The French consul at Canton cables that the gunboat Correte Wes arrived in Canton and that its return to Bwa tow fon estuary eased the unrest and halted attacks by foreigners north of Kouang oung. The missionary was attacked and wounded 100 kilometers from Canton in Fak-Kang.
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Paris
Canton
Inder
Correte
Manton
Fak-Kang
Cunten
German Troops Seize Pekin in August Telegram Report
A Pekin telegram dated August 25 says German troops have taken possession of the imperial city. The dispatch notes about 8,000 Germans in Pekin, and mentions Italian forces repelling the TaKu.
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Pekin
Erin
Tika
Ail
Wilds
Missionaries Protest in China and Attacks Reported
Cablegrams from Bhanghal report Protestant missions protesting government evacuation and recognition of Hung Chiang amid rising tensions. Samuel Cochrane M D. notes nine missionary decapitations near Hang Chow. Henry V. Noyes in Canton confirms preparations for siege. Ladies Aid Society of the ME church announces an outdoor supper on the lawn Wednesday evening September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cort
Dodd
Methodist Episcopal, Missionary Society
Bhanghal
Central China
Pekcy
Hung Chiang
Robert E. Spaer
Prasbytueian Board of Foreign Missions
Treabyterian
Japan
Hang Chow
Henry V. Noyes
Canton
Pleas of Guilty and Forgeries in Regular Term Court
Judge O Rourke presided after a ten week vacation in September term. Attorneys crowded the docket as criminaI hearings opened. John Cameron faced burglary charges for stealing jewelry from Albert Heller. Allen pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sentenced to prison. Thomas Downey cleared of larceny charges and faced possible penalties. Roy McNeal admitted burglary and received a range of years. J H Alten's client got thirty days and fine. Henry Trubenback faced alleged assault and other cases remained under discretion. Charles Garey arraigned on forgery and remanded. Corey cited for forged signature incident involving a distinguished businessman.
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O'Rourke
Efrowlk
John Cameron
Albert Heller
Allen
Defendany
Roy McNeal
Bindi
Adama Townehlyy
Joffeville Reformatory
J. H. Alten
Chuslon Faevbaytan
Petit Inreny
Hie Atturney
Stokes
Wan
Chiarlea T. Garey
PR. I Colerme
Corey
Garey
Deentur Busiess
Suit Transfers To Circuit Court In Local District
Rd Nicodemus returns to duties as superior court clerk after moving into circuit court. Eilth B. Archibald leads proceedings in actions including reform of deed for Henrietta F. Thompson against Andrew Little with E. V. Harrie as attorney for the plaintiff. J. B. Rarper represents the hits in the proceeding.
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Circuit Court
Nicodemus
Wstouting
Lake George
Thin Morning
Superior Court
Eilth B. Archibald
Wave
Helen Stoat
J. B. Rarper
Henrietta F. Thompson
Andrew Little
E. V. Harrie
Young Misses Arrested in Jail Disturbance
Deputy Sheriff Young and Wittwoody arrested Myrtle Reed and Greene Reed, two fifteen year old girls, who had been traveling a father fast gait recently. A few days earlier three young men were arrested for assaulting Reed, who is believed held at Bath.
Bryan Speech Disrupted As Platform Collapses In Ohio Crowd
In Cambridge Ohio a Bryan campaign stop featured a tense moment when a section of the platform gave way as the crowd pressed forward. Bryan remained calm, continuing his remarks as rescuers helped those injured and police managed the crowd. The event followed earlier remarks in another Ohio town and a tense scene in Chicago.
Reverend Simpson Transferred to South Bend Pastorate
Rev. Simpson of the African M church, after three years, is appointed to the South Bend post in Indiana. He will leave for his new charge, to be joined by Rev. Alexander Blauch of Bethel Detroit. The conference was large and noted for strong oratory and scholastic merit.
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Wiliam Madisor Siiipson
Athaic M
South Tend
Ind
Himpwon
Michigan
Hola
Grand Rapide
Mich
Alexander Biulch
Bethel Church
Detratt
Simpson
South Bend
Alexander Grant
Mnada
Taiuana
J. E Williame
TRYING TO START FACTORIES AT MULTIPLE PLACES
Elfartanra being made by the American Olnag company to start its factories disregarding the Swable with the fins overs and cutters over the wage scale. Officials of the combing report war resumed today at Denkirk Indiana Green Reid New Castle Pennsylvania and Coudersport Pennsylvania. The Phillips plant in this city will start tonight. Avnoli and Tennette Pennsylvania have been ordered to resume operations tomorrow. Telurink for Dunkiel Greenfield Hagelluret New Castle and Coudersport report the factories wrotehtee in Cull.
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Fittsburg
Elfartanra
Olnag Company
Denkirk
Ind
Green, Reid
Cuastle
Bhazalsust
Coudersport
Phillips
Ute
Avnoli
Tennette
Telurink Fon Dunkiel
Greenfield
Hagelluret
New Castle
Local guardianship cases heard in Allen county court
The board of children's guardians and the clients court handled guardianship petitions for Bruserman Piepers Dountley and Schramm children. Judge Romrke ordered the strand jury to convene next Monday to consider several important cases referred by Prosecutor Emrich. Cases include John Ellsworth v Ta Fon Horn appealed to the circuit court. George Byronda charged with asemi and battery. Byronds fled court before trial. Two women Ida Miller and Maggie Hong to be arraigned for petit larceny with possible jail sentences. Malissa Brindle won a divorce from Daniel Brindle with wife awarded custody of minor children $450 alimony and property. A. L. Hubbard named superior court bailiff. Rufus Snyder is reviewing.
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Tudge O'Rourke
Julia Mortis
Jey
P. B. Colerick
WH. Reed
Harry PF. Konerk
Allen County
Bas
Board of Children’s Guardians
Bruserman
Piepers
Dountley
Schramm
Oromrke Bre
Strand
Mondag
Emrich
John Ellsworth
John Konte
Byronds
Tria
Sheri Watching
Ida Miller
Maggie Hong
Cirautt
U. Fa
W.d.Vesey
Malissa
Brindle
Daniel Drindle
A. L. Hubbard
Eld Fat
Hed Bnabean
Rufus Snyder Keviog
College Meeting At Fore Wayne College Of Med Leis Fa
Important meeting of faculty of Fore Wayne College of Medicine to be held Wednesday evening at 8 15. The college year begins September 12 with examinations for entrants on September 11. Students seek boarding price information and the janitor will provide a list of those needing accommodation.
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AG Importiant
Lie Facwlsty
Wayne College of
Glai
Ordered to China by Fourth Infantry Soldier Letter
Winton Barnett of this city, a member of the Fourth Infantry stationed at Rosario, FPI, awaits war department orders and moves to proceed to China. Mr Teo writes from Linnalanis Cor nyon about the Fourth boys eager for a chance at boxing. Mr Bonnet of company E, wife Sarah Tomeary of Chur buses inherits a fortune of $60,000 from an eastern relative.
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Winton Barnett
Fourth Infantry
Rosario
FPI
Chin
Mr. Teonolt
Linnalanis Cornyon
Ielonds
Arites
Chanes
Mir
Bonnet
Sarah Tomeary
Chur ‘Buses
Bryan’s West Virginia tour kicks off amid warm welcome
In Benwood West Virginia on September 4 Mr. Bryan arrived by special train after a welcome by two state committees led by National Committeeman McGinley. A large crowd greeted him as he spoke briefly then the tour schedule was announced including stops at Clarksburg Wheeling and Cumberland with speeches planned in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia through the week.
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Cambridge
Osle
Itr
Bryntu
Zunes
West Virginia
Ivyat
Brynar
Mtr
Bryan Nid
Aonlaeile
Chimbridge
Quettans
Caaneron
W. VI
Benwood
Bryan
McGinw
Ta Dembank Btn Fryan
FoTigiwa
Bryan Averted 4 Panic at Electric Park Riot
A crowd panic at Electric Park was halted by a quick response. Bryant and others helped prevent injuries as officials and bystanders worked to restore order. Stenographer Mary Shrove aided in keeping the scene calm while a medical issue briefly affected attendees. The incident involved speakers and a chaotic buildup, with bystanders and workers managing the crush.
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Bryant Yastayday
Mary Shrove
Bowner & Cats
Arthur Sewall Near Death After Apoplexy at Home
Arthur Sewall, Democratic candidate for vice president four years ago, lies gravely ill at his summer home near Small Point, about six miles from Bath. Doctors report no improvement and fear his condition may be terminal. Family remains at his bedside as physicians provide updates on the dangerous apoplexy.
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Anth
Arthur Sewall
Eaydtania
Bowall
Strickan
Sewall
Ussumer
Bath
My. Bewall
Fle
Razanie
Denver May Bah Reunion in Denver Fears Fare Protest
A disjointed report from Denver outlines a Grand Army reunion at 1501 Denver with a demand for a single trip fare as a condition. The GA officers warn the encampment could be abandoned if the one-cent rate is not provided, threatening hundreds of delegates.
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Denver
Cal
GA. R
Froper Mi Ornhood
Colorain
Faw
Wool Market News Shows Listless Demand in Boston
Wool buyers report continued listlessness as manufacturers hold back and focus purchases on orders. Prices drift with fine medium and staple wools around 80 cents and up, top standards for Ohio at 230 cents, Australian sales very weak, and overall demand only steady with minimal sales.
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Boston
Minss
Ohio
Century growth in city population 27 percent rise
Washington September 4 census figures show Karl Wayne Indiana population at 45 115 a gain of 6 722 or 27 percent since 1900. Fort Wayne remains the principal growth center with steady pace rather than boom, indicating gradual expansion rather than a sudden surge.
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Washington
Karl Wayne
Ind
Anany
Wayne
Fort Wayna
Witter
Census results show Hartford and Richmond population changes
The census bureau reports Hartford population at 70,850 up from 63,290 in 1890 an increase of 6 020 or 9 48 percent Richmond Va rises to 285 060 from 61 388 in 1890 an increase of 3 662 or 4 0 percent Charleston records 40 807 reviving to 54 955 in 1880 an increase of 1 6 percent
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Widdngton
Census ‘Bureau
Hartford
Goum
Wyatt
Hicdmond
Prainet
Nerenas
Charienton
Gambling interest from Colorado man for Manila venture
George D Abbe of Denver announces plans to open a high stakes gambling house in Manila for American soldiers and citizens. He claims the Manila setup will feature elite play and aim to attract wealthy patrons, contrasting with local and soldier-run games in the Philippines. Abbe cites prior gambling exploits in Nome and Seattle and seeks partners to fund the venture.
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Denver
Cal
George L'abba
Manila
Win Philippins
LiAbke
Nume
Manin
Pau deVills
D'Abbe
Colorado
Joe Gavin
Gavin
Curtin
Be Ic
Nome
Seatie
Ant Manta Carla
Orth
God
School official resigns to take new teaching post
Koyam, formerly a community truancy officer, resigns that post to join the manual mining department of the Tr. 3. F. MY. as instructor. He will resume duties at the institution at once.
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BW. Koyam
Manual Mining Department
Tr. 3. F. MY
Mr. Koyan
Boers Fight From Fine In Word From The Lines
Fragmentary dispatch from Croondale River Valley Pennsylvania reports General Budjer reconnoitering Boer positions in the mountains overlooking Durg. General Botha and 2000 outriders described as active as British forces endured a challenging day with limited assault and sparse support.
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Croondale River
Pennsyand
Budjer
tydmar‘Durg
Botha
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Defrient
Conger
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State Department
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Russia
Pokta
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Carey
Gornd
Chicago
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Amell
Ello
Rev. Simpson
Paston
A. Mi. J. Church
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West Virotnia
Matinret Schmoll
Sait Hani
Sayan
Sullers
ENSUS
Dulleting
Gaming Falaqh
Postitton
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