United States Chinese policy hinges on Washington stance
Washington dispatches detail that U S position on China shapes all powers positions and potential settlements. Key figures Wu Ching and Prince Ching are cited as seeking U S leadership, while Conger and Gongers mediation options are weighed and a possible joint peace commission discussed. Military reinforcements and interior political shifts in Beijing also draw attention from London to New York.
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United States
China
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Ube
Gue- Mahy
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Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Minislye Wu
Cota
Germany
Canger
Conger
Congur
Jaidiwala
Anil
Gong Cs
Ttis
Chartes
Chatter
Wilson
Park
Counh von Waidersee
New York
Herald Front
Shanghai
Bileee Tuan
Tota Sheng
Imperial Eifet
Bebig Kangere
Gensut Woodnow
France
The
Herald
Denish
Pringe Tuan
Outbreak in Chinese towns sparks religious clashes
A New York Herald dispatch from Hog Kong describes the gunboat Avalanche spotting quiet, then a disturbance as Chinese soldiers plunder convert medicine shags. Villages and missions burned, many natives slain, a Catholic priest wounded, with unrest blamed on civil questions and interference by authorities.
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New York
The
Herald
German View of U S Policy on China Telegram
A Berlin telegraph published by the Kolnische Zeitung reports Washington's reply to the Geneva proposals, describing it as a manifest effort to aid China while urging careful promotion of Western interests. The note suggests U S indulgence stems from recent troop actions in the Philippines and elsewhere.
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Colognn
Koluische Zeitung
Berlin
Washington
Whehington
United States
France and United States Seek Chinese Peace Terms
France cautions that punishment of Chinese instigators must precede peace talks, while advocating negotiation under certain conditions. Washington notes American and Allied coercive measures remain ready, and France plans to send a minister to Peking despite telegraph delays as Nanking remains largely uninhabitable after the sacking of Tientsin.
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Germany
Franco
Foreign Office
Associated Press
M, Jichon
Ki Pukin
Zien-Tsin
Rescue at the last minute amid Chinese turmoil
Telegraph dispatch from Taka reports General Yawiagutehi claiming Pekin was reached only two days too late to save the regents. English gun plans found in Chinese offices, translated. A French priest arrives from western hills with Chinese Christians and iron bedstead guns. Twenty boxers killed by lost shots as forces hold out for twenty days.
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New York
Yawiagutehi
Pekin
Journal
Taka
Aga
Wien
Trish Delivers Republican Address at Masonic Temple
Hon John F Trish spoke on the gold standard and McKinley policy at the Masonic Temple in Fort Wayne. He criticized Bryan and praised imperial policy while urging McKinley reelection as Republicans filled the hall. Democratic meetings planned in Welch’s Avry barn and Schroeder’s lair to organize ward clubs.
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Las Francisco
Masonic Temple
Trish
Charles McCulloch
M. Poster
B.A. Mandll
Dick Townsend
Per Lilism
Williams R. Hearst
Fort Wayne
Paramount
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Tour Guwry
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Bryan
Palmer
Buelner
Welch
Aviry
Firet
Fourth Ward
Schroeder
Jefferson
Wayneiles
Barrett
Ils Heneh
Lal Undercom
Washington
Garman
Stroke of Death After Mass Claims Life of Marlin Weyer
Marlin Weyer 77, after leaving Church of the Precious Blood on Monday, suffered a fatal heart attack near Rev Migseh’s home. Found prostrate on steps about 8:10 pm, death attributed to heart disease. A German native, longtime resident of South Wayne, survived by wife and five children and several grandchildren. Deputy Sheriff and undertaker attended the scene and arranged funeral details.
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Marlin Weyer
Huffman Jen
Weyer
Church of the Precious Blood
Barthold
Hurnnss
Fither Migseh
Dr. Weyer
Coroney
W. F. Schrader
Wella
Huffman Street
Mu Weyer
Gonnvuny
Wayne
Mimere
Benjamin Weyar
Elnora Kress
A. J. Baker
Death Notice for Mrs Dorothea Kelpin at Home
Mrs Dorothea Kelpin wife of Carl Kelpin died after two weeks of illness at home in Gay Street. Age 66? She leaves a husband and six children. Death attributed to old age.
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Carl Kelnin
Une Truesuf
gonfaelaMe
Fenty Busche
Gay Street
Deaths and funeral notices in Fort Wayne area
Mrs Elson Dorn Detlin wife of Henry Berlin died this afternoon at 45 Bown alvec following consumption. Survived by husband and six children including Misses Blextandren Ewmelis Marty Leous Katherinn Margaretts. Also Frank Stock of Defiance, Mrs Amanda Hase and Mrs Christine Miller. Funeral from Church of the Precious Blood. Addigon Trowbridge died today at 75 Lafayette suset from paralysis. Born New York 66 years ago, came to Fort Wayne as a young man. Surviving wife and three children Charles George Ollie. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from residence with Rev Dr Moffat officiating.
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Elson Dorn Detlin
Henry Berlin
Bown Alvec
Berlin
Germany
William —Etsold
Fredenele ‘Klacin
Valentine Fadel
Wiliam Wala
Certaany Ling
Fort Wayas
Blextandren
Ewmelis
Marty
Leous
Katherinn
Margaretts
Frank Stock
Defiance
Amanda Hase
Christine Miller
Church of the Prescious Blood
Addigon Trowbridge
Fort Wahyne
Lafayette Suset
Trowbridge
New York
Fort Wayne
Charles Trowbridge
Foster Furniture House
George Trowbridge
Tission
Ollie Trowbridge
Moffat
Augusta Rathert Dies of Tuberculosis at 26
Augusta Rathert wife of Allert Y Rathert of 15 Sturgis Street died at 8 30 Saturday afternoon from tuberculosis aged twenty six years Her husband two young children and an elderly mother survive Tawny Winter infant son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Winter died at the family home 271 Maumer Avenue Sunday afternoon from brain fever
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Allert Y. Rathert
Finsband
Tawny Winter
Mer
Frederick Winter
Maumer Avenute
Obituaries Note Local Residents Die Over Weekend
Mrs Wilhelmina Neukamm wife of George Neukamm died at home 28 John Street Sunday night age fifty three Bregethin tiny daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Sarg of Macr on township died Sunday from inflammation of the bowels age five years Both notices reflect common early 20th century obituary phrasing with brief ages and residences.
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Wilhelmina Neukamm
George Neikum
Mafn
John Street
Bregethin
Anthony Sarg
Macron
Local Obituaries Two Residents Die in Morning
Mary Schroeder of 133 Eliza street dies at 43:30 from paralysis at age 1 year 9 months 28 days. Funeral held Thursday at the residence with Rev Lange presiding. George Stock of 31 West Fourth street dies at 1:00 AM from inflammation of the bowels at age 12.
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Mary Schroeder
Willi Bohyoe~der
Eliza Street
Zoelick
Lange O Mnaring
George Stock
O'Eisdi Uria
West Fourth Street
My. Stocke
Painter Hospitalized After Tank Fume Incident
Johnson employed at Indiany Band Machine shops fainted from paint fumes and poor ventilation while painting an oil tank interior. He was rescued by Hawna and taken home to Boone Street where he recovers. Moments later Charles E. Tohigon showed the setup and caused a lighted match to be lowered into the tub, igniting fumes and severely burning Johnson’s facial area including moustache and eyebrows. He will remain at home for some time.
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KG. Johnson
Jim
Hawna
Boone Street
Mr. Tohnson
Ives Seriota
Charles E. Tohigon
Johnson
Nik
Bryan's 30 Acre Farm Attracts Wide Attention
The Nebraska State Journal reports on William J. Bryan's thirty acre Lincoln farm two miles southeast of the city. Details include initial land costs, current estimated value per acre, and crops such as wheat oats corn and hay. Buildings, housing, and improvements are noted as valued around $1,600 plus $1,000 for the residence and $500 for ancillary structures.
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Mr. Bryan
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Debs to Speak in Fort Wayne Amid Land Talk
Eugene V. Debs, candidate of the Socialist Democratic Party, will address Fort Wayne on Tuesday October 2. The exact time and venue are pending as local organizers finalize the schedule for the visit which is expected to draw notable interest and debate.
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Eugene V. Debs
Secial Democratic Party
Fort Wayns
Baer
Dubs
Wyse
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