Resolutions condemn cartoon linking Post to McKinley abuse
W N Paine of Joe Hooker Post denounces a Hutchinson Gazette cartoon as libelous and partisan. The post adopts a resolution condemning publication and demands retractions, while Paine defends his Republican stance and cites personal Army service.
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Gamerre
McKin
Joy
Joe Hooker Post
Jos Hooker
W.N. Paine
Partridge
McKinley
Joe Hooker
Grand Army of the Republic
Post
Hutchinson Gazetry
Daethldor
Kas
Alignal
Biro Wutcwinwon
Gaxerre
Myself
Clay Evans
Ine Hooker
Clay Myung
Congress
Chicago
Grant
Lincoln
Jon Hooker
Republican Party
Jeff Davin
Curtoin
W.N. Paina
Alinois Tatantry
Hutchinson
Kansas
Uncle Joe Bull Leads In Feeds For Hong Kong
In the fight season mood, Uncle Joe Bull is praised for military discipline and leadership. An order to Swift and Company for 2,000 barrels of Extre Prime Mess Beef goes to Hong Kong for immediate shipment, heralding a fresh American product abroad. Sweden seeks a $10,000,000 loan in the United States with a bond offering at rates that may attract reaction from the Swedish government.
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Vie
Swift and Company
Hong Kong
America
Sweden
New York
Albert Th Wherinn Lee
National Payh Bank
Swedinn
Wiggle
Boude
Global powers weigh China crisis and troop withdrawals
A late dispatch from Beijing notes discussions among major powers on pressuring China toward a retreat of international forces from Pekin. The plan envisions restoring a Chinese government with foreign backing, to resolve the China question and avoid further conflict. The United States may support a decisive move if it aligns with Russia’s stance and German and other powers’ positions.
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Ali Eion
Perery
Tekin
Conger Wan
Peter Ring
State Department
China
Olewly
Bey
Ching
Bayeh
Dewal
Voki
Ndtivalon
Etite Department
Bern
Livy
Weuilten
Ris
Polin
Chittoe
Miiel
Lee
Alornig
Kusyla Formilly
United States
Wien
Fragmented note on Chinese theater and troop withdrawals
An OCR readout recounts military aims and moves around Pekin and nearby theaters, detailing troop withdrawal plans, wintering recommendations, and supply concerns. It notes ships, dates, and depots as authorities mull operations, with emphasis on the pace of withdrawal and the main body’s expected relocation to Ten Tain.
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Fernumor
China
Wwe
San Prancheo
Tak
Tak, With Qvlernagter
Laege
Tokai
Ceneen
Diensin
Pekin
Philadelphia tragedy as excursion train wrecks near Hatfield
An excursion train collided with a milk train near Hatfield killing thirteen and injuring over thirty. Victims include Godfrey Kaelin, Minole Kaelin, Harold Landis, and Williams Landis. Damaged engines and several cars, bodies removed to a barn, with doctors and a special train dispatched to the scene.
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Philadelptan & Mending
Fat
Bea Riches
Bethlehem
Allen Town
Atlantic City
Nies
Matfield
Linfield Wilder
Aie Wad
Hatfield
Logan Leaves Manila with 1000 Kallated Men on Board
Log is reported departing Manila in mid voyage with 2,048 etilint vil mon and eighty four emtin pase aboard. The vessel carries Kinet togtment headquarters and flags, with Colonel Ac At Martel commanding and a formal heatdy saninry unit aboard. Multiple officers and passengers are listed among the crew, while weather and sea conditions are briefly noted.
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Rranemoo
Pat Port
Amaolliy
Naguusake
Logan
Kinet Togtment
Noel Ac
Martel Cammardiog
Saninry
Jwllon
Crionhe
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Pappa
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Russia
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Titerata
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State Industrial School
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