Riots and Police Chief Exams in New York Case
Former Police Commissioner Mow files charges against Chief Devery Inspector Thompson and Captain Cooney. He accuses brutal methods and neglect of duty after West Side riot following recent race routes. Also notes hotel registrations and a Brooklyn double tragedy over jealousy.
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Cabinet Officials Confer as China Talks Enter New Phase
Cabinet aides report ongoing talks with a focus on China policy and troop withdrawal options in coming days. Officials anticipate a new pronouncement as European powers weigh a joint approach while United States considers an independent move toward settlement.
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Negotiations Narrowing Gaps in Peking Peace Talks
Reports from London and Vienna indicate progress toward a compromise with Russia over Pekin. An international guard would shield negotiations while powers withdraw forces from Pekin. a smaller force remains near Tianjin to guard rail routes. Russia may keep a limited Pekin presence with main troops moved to Tianjin.
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Government Sees Possible Far-Reaching Reforms
Fragmentary note suggests the government may push broad changes soon. Officials weigh options amid speculation of faster action and potential policy shifts across agencies.
US officials silent on Hung Chunese request at Pekin
Washington September 7 officials at the State Department declined to confirm a report that 14 Hung Chune asked for an American envoy in Pekin. In absence of formal notification they preferred not to state whether such a reception occurred.
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Fighting Goes on in Belfast and Transvaal
Lord Roberts reports from Belfast and the Transvaal dated September 5 that Ian Hamilton advanced with slight opposition as Buller attacked the enemy's left. Hamilton seeks to turn the right while Canadian mounted infantry guard the line between Fan and Wondersfontein. Mahon hurried to assist. the garrison repelled the attack before his arrival. Wounded include Major Saendera and Lieutenant Moodie. six toes are freezing.
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Criticism of Mussta Sapera in St Berlin
An official in the German foreign office discusses Russia and Pekin. Germany doubts US plans to withdraw troops and notes Russia did not demand withdrawal, only proposed discussion. He says German papers critique Russia but often in a friendly spirit amid attacks by others.
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Cotton Market Turns Point Amid Large Fluctuations
New York reports a turning point in the cotton market amid heavy activity across New York New Orleans and Liverpool. Prices rally then slip with a closing net gain of about 18 points as panic and liquidations spread to Liverpool. Dealers note a crush in Manchester and speculation on longer delivery as public interest wanes and factories face higher costs. Local exchange turnover is estimated near 1,000,000 bales.
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Three-Sided Conflict Looms Over Tacni Arles Question
Correspondence from Valparaiso notes a three sided confrontation looming over the Tacni Arles issue, unsettled since the Ancon treaty ended the 1879-1884 Chile Peru Bolivia war.
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Cabinet meeting on Russian proposal acceptance unclear
Only three cabinet members attended the Washington meeting. Attorney General Gringa and Secretaries Hitchcock and Wilson stated no official information has been received from power regarding the Ruvetac proposal to withdraw troops from Pokia. The German move is not deemed entirely definite.
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Wreck Verdict Blames Railroad After Hatfield Collision
A coroner jury in Hatfield regains the cause of a deadly Pennsy Hatfield collision. Thirteen killed and over fifty injured when a passenger excursion train met a freight train. Verdict finds responsibility with the railway company and cites brakeline safety and the absence of a block signal system. Named individuals include Engineer John Davis, Conductor Thomas Shelby, telegraph operator B. Reidler, and dispatcher W. Groves.
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Pending Changes in Catholic Provinces Unfolding
Washington reports that major reforms are anticipated across fourteen Catholic provinces with a formal announcement possible after Archbishop Keane returns from Europe. The note signals notable church governance adjustments under consideration.
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English spinners hold meeting on cotton supplies and prices
A Manchester meeting of cotton spinners on September 7 discussed securing cotton and possibly taking drastic measures. Promoters faced criticism over recent purchases and aimed for united action before tightening terms. Suffering in Manchester risks extended stoppages into October amid concerns over American cotton and Egyptian supply.
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Indian cotton crop failure affects southern planters
Special to The Post reports cotton receipts at Charleston for the week totaling 1000 bales, against 6600 the previous year, with January 1 totals at 585000 bales versus 1766000 a year ago. Population figures for Portland Me and Racine Wis show substantial growth from 1800 to 1900.
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National Association of Letter Carriers Officers Named
Detroit dated September 7 reports the officers elected for the National Association of Letter Carriers. President John Parsons of New York, Vice President M Finnan of Bloomington Illinois, Secretary Edward J Cantwell of Brooklyn New York, and Treasurer Alex McDonald of Grand Traverse Michigan are listed.
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A Small Revenge in the Bryan Campaign Car
The piece reports H H Rogers sought to derail Bryan by halting a Democratic campaign car on orders from a party committee. Rogers declined the plan, calling it petty, while Bryan stayed on the regular train amid hostile crowds in Parkersburg and Wheeling as Ohiopolitical tensions rose.
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Leaders in Shamokin announce ready strike plan
Shamokin Pennsylvania September 7 The op restom and leaders of the United Mini Workers of District No 1 covering Northumberland Columba Schuylkill and Dauphin counties say they are ready for the anticipated strike.
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