Typhoon Wrecks Taiwanese Coasts and Sinks Vessels
Dispatches report a devastating typhoon near Tongkong causing huge shipping damage and an estimated thousand dead. Currents blamed for recent wrecks around the Pacific, with Tongkong harbor hit and Empress of China voyage affected.
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Trepoff Died After Reign of Russian Reaction and Despotism
Gen Trepoff Russia's feared reactionary leader died suddenly at Deterhof from angina pectoris amid rumors of poisoning. He wielded autocratic power from the Winter Palace and governed Moscow as a de facto ruler, engineering repression and plotting against liberal reforms. His death unsettled a regime marked by intrigues and enforced order.
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Autumn arrival and Pacific voyage disruptions in late 19th century context
The report describes Pacific shipping disruptions near Midway Island and concurrent press congestion from a chain of maritime incidents. It notes a financial push by policy holders backing the current administration and outlines internal conflicts over an international committee and political pressure, mentioning multiple assassination attempts on Gen. Trepoff within three years.
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Milner reports exports from Calais to United States
Milner indicates about 50 percent of ttee manufactured goods in Calais France go to the United States. Figures list Steed Canton Root Sie and Grover Cloyd among those invited to the trans Missis sippi congress in Kansas City on November 1. W I Hearst announces plans to run for New York governor as Independence League nominee and The three richest House members are Andrus of New York McKinley of Illinois and Hearst of New York with Blair and Morrell of Pennsylvania close behind.
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Righting the Wrong by Robert Buchanan Chapter I
In Linne a strange figure parades the streets with a ragged banner and a tattered bonnet as Willie the Hermit preaches to a cheering crowd. He befriends Robin a lonely boy and Lizzie the millworker, while Lizzie contemplates leaving town with her son to escape social scorn and a painful past.
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