Two funerals cost tremendous sums
A report details the lavish wealth associated with the late emperor of China and the empress, including six million taels of personal property, guarded by US officers, now to be invested by the prince regent amid dynastic wealth disputes. Separately, a New York tenement explosion injures many, and Count von Bernstorff carries a private message for President Roosevelt.
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Peking
Kantig-disn
China
Adna R. Chaffee
U.S
Roosevelt
Berlin
Count von Bernetoff
Germany
United States
William
New York
General Hugh Cameron Dies in Topeka Hospital
General Hugh Cameron known as the Kansan hermit died in a Topeka hospital from apoplexy. Born in Saratoga New York eighty two years ago he moved to Kansas a time to support the free state cause. He had lived near Lawrence since 1854 and later traveled to Albuquerque New Mexico to seek Edmund Ross to obtain forgiveness for Ross's vote on Johnson impeachment.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Hugh Cameron
Kansan
Lawrence
A. H. Case
Cameron
Saratoga
N. Y
Washington
D. C
Zachary Taylor
Webster
Clay
Douglas
Rittenhouse Academy
Treasury Department
Albuquerque
N. M
Edmund ©. Ross
Ross
Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Kross
Vandals Wreck Tipple At Portage Silica Plant
Unknown parties wrecked the Portage Silica Sand and Stone plant east of Garretteville in Nelson township by running the switching engine off the tipple and damaging the engine. They set fire to three barns with stock and horses, burning forty six head and eight horses. Warren bloodhounds found no scent due to heavy tracking. This is the second time the engine was sent over the dump. The company, a Pittsburg Youngstown Warren partnership, began operations last summer to develop local sand and stone deposits near Mahoning station.
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Garretteville
Warren
Portage Silica Sand and Stone Company
Nelson Township
Silicia Sand and Stone Company
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Mahoning Staton
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Jlee
Dast Sixty-third
Union City
Tenn
Night Rider
Reelfoot Lake
Chicago
Jook
Indiana
People’s Bargain Store
Philadelphia Street
Santa Claus
Santos
van Camp
John S. Conningham
No. 11
North Ninth Street
J. B. Younkins
Sears
Bignatore
Foleyskidn
Cunningham Company
THE
Cunningham CO
J. M. Stewart & Co
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