China faces regency as Pu Yi named heir emperor
News reports confirm the death of the dowager empress Mal An and Emperor Kuang-Hu, prompting the regency of Prince Pu-Yi aged three. Troops are ordered out to quell potential uprisings as foreign legations acknowledge the succession and the Chun regime consolidates power. Western Empress Gee Hsi An is described as a former regent with vast influence over about 14,000 officials and China’s 270 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Chun
Tare ‘Mal An
China
Kuang-Fsu
Jt Te
Pu-Yi
Foreign Board
Prince Pu-Yi
Kuang-Hau
Gee Hsi An
Peiing
Sis
Haten-I'eng
Tung Chin
KILLED BY A BLOW IN YOUNGSTOWN SALOON BRAWL
In Youngstown Ohio William Dow thirty five, a railroad worker from Ol City, was killed instantly by a blow behind the left ear from Frank Walz. Dowd had been drinking with Walz and Thomas Muncheon when an argument over drinks led Muncheon to grab Dowd. Walz and Muncheon were arrested.
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Youngetown
Youngstown
Wiliam Dow
Frank Walz
Dowd
Walz
Thomas Muncheon
Muncheon
Drownings From Smuggling Boat Wreck at Buffalo
A boat carrying ten Chinese migrants and three white men wrecked on Buffalo break wall near Michigan Street. Six Chinese drowned or died against seawall. four survivors rescued by police boat. three white men escaped. Authorities seek smuggler suspects. Kenneth Woodruff endorsed for Senator by Kings County Republicans. Grief drives New York teacher to suicide after verdict on wife’s illness. Rabla Cooper, Colonel W. Cooper and ex-Sheriff D. Sharp indicted by grand jury for murder of U.S. Senator B. W. Gar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Carmack
Rabla Cooper
W. Cooper
Sherriff
D. Sharphem
B. W. Gar
Bad fire at Robinson destroys meat market and dwelling
A Friday fire in Robinson started in the upper story of a dwelling owned by Henry Beppler and also consumed a meat market. Frank Himes and neighbors saved the home's contents. Sparks from the fire endangered Ira Thos Kens nearby, but firefighters saved the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beppler
Robinson
Frank Himes
Sienderson
Ira Thoskens
Woman Dies After Being Struck On Cokeville Bridge
Mrs. Michael Kenner of Cokeville was killed crossing the Cokeville bridge toward Elsheville when a freight train struck her after she reached the right track. She died en route to Dr. Rutledge’s surgical rooms. Survived by husband and five children. Also noted are an advertisement for Youth's Companion gifts for Christmas.
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Cokeville
Michael Kenner
Cokeville Bridge
Rutledge
Grandmother's Garden
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Weddings Of A Week In Butler County And Area
Summary of local marriage notices including Jordan and Minnie Peffer in Covode November 9 with Rev Knox officiating. Also Fairman and Roma Trusall wed near Willet, Vite and Penrose wed in a Friday ceremony, Harting and Roberta married November 7 or 8 in Cokeville, plus business and death notices from the same period.
Farmers Bank Banking Appeal to Farmers
Farmers' Business promotes its banking services with emphasis on checking and savings accounts. It highlights convenient account access, withdrawal privileges, and interest on funds. The bank invites farmers to make it their banking home and offers four percent on none policy.
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Vhs
Marion Center National Bank Notice
The Marion Center National Bank reports a property protection notice referencing Trespass Norteen and Muslin items for sale per printed terms. The notice outlines protection measures and sale details associated with damaged or listed assets.
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The
Marion Center National Bank
Norteen
Local teachers institutes schedule and notices
Readable fragments from two 1908 local teacher institutes give agendas at Trindle School Mast Wheat field township November 21 with morning and afternoon sessions and a concluding evening program. Additional schedule details for Gipay Pa December 4 1908 and Red Lion school Washington township November items include topics on teaching methods discipline and character development and lists of participating teachers and speakers. Obituary notes report Rev. G Buckley starting at Christan Church and Mrs Isabella Cooper passing at 79 in Kigkinjinekas township.
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Trindle
Mast Wheatfield Township
Drake
Trank DR. Johns
Elizabeth Stewart
Millard W. Campbell
Pearl Kitchenblad
Township
Nina McFarland
Orpha Kinsey
John R. Campbell
Charlie Brown
Carrie Hill
Pearl Kitchenbrod
Annie Moore
Frank B. Johns
Fannie Tomb
C. A. Campbell
J. J. Hutchison
Milliard W Campbell
Friends of Education
Gipay
Red Lion
Washington Township
Satturday
Samual Spence
Welcone
Nellia Spence
Wm, Toover
Miss Carnahan
Jacob Fleming
Misa Dunmire
Bethel
Misa Allshouge
Lewis Buchanan
J. J. Henderson
Tople
Mira Bracken
Wm, Fairman
James Chapman
J. L. Jones
Christan Church
B. Buckley
Btrawebure
W. Va
The
Christian Church
Henry Mahon
Hhensburg
Isabella Cooper
Salieburg
Kigkinjinekas Township
Lfe
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Prince PU YI
Woodruff
Republican Assembly
Kings County
Timothy J. Woodruit
United Astates Senate
Thomas C. Platt
Marek
James Preebody ‘Thompson
New York City
Vite-Pearce
William Vite
Bast
Mahoning Township
Gertrude M. Penrose
Rosalter
Squire J. A. Crossman
Town
Harting-Roberta
C. A. Hartung
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marjorie Robarts
Meadville
J. Smith Netwas
J Smith
Supulja
Okla
Western
Mr. Smith
Len Campbell
Indiana
White Township
McConnell & Mhosack
Gb~tate
Moorhead
Campbell
George Ray
Ben
Samuel Ray
Blaireville
Seattle
Wash
Michael Lomyoka
Michael Lenneka
Rayne Township
Farmers’ Business
Three Logal Institutes
J. M. Hazlett
J. A. Smith
Annabelle Smith
Barry Jeffort
Olive Lydie
H. H. Irwin
Alven Tonkin
J. J. Hamilton
H. P. Scott
Nova Irwin
R. Ly Gurthy
Pattison
D. A. Buchanan
Nancy Smith
R. L. Heas
Rhoda Snider
Piel King
Alline Park
Lyn Smith
Mayme Fitzgerald
Rose McKnight
Bessie Smith
Walter Blose
Harry White
Fo Hileman
Jno
Rankin
W. N. Armstrong
Rebecca Ar
Annabelle
Linnie Smith
Leota Ferrier
Irwin
Jos. Weaver
Fr. B. Camp
Juabella Cooper
Nenultie Lambertville
Sliees
Elie Nibber
Lambertville Fubber Co
Lambertville
G. S. Cbriaty & Son
Henry & Co
Blatraville
Pas
Guthrie & Work
Marion Center
Good
Sinickeburg
Dixon Store Co
Idamar, Pa
J. N. Cochran & Co
Plumville
Journal Patterns
Loughrys
the Dress Goods Department
the Suit and Goat Room
W. R. Loughry & CO
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Rodgers Silver
J. M. Stewart & GO
Trinla Plus
Raotn Eee
R. W. Wehrle’ & Company
Indiana County
Vogel Brothers
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