Lynch Law in South Africa Arms Chinese Miners Clash
A sensational report claims 40000 Chinese laborers in the Transvaal spark mass fear and vigilante justice. It describes attacks on white women, illegal arrest and confinement, raids on lodging houses, and calls for punishment as Boers prepare to defend farms against perceived Chinese aggression.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Transvaal
South Afric
Urere
Iys
Medabserius
South Arley
Hrakpan
Sullivan
Caplien
Law Couree
Bouth Africa
Recalled grocers warned over green or black product
Health authorities issue notice listing liable grocers found selling green or black labeled products in sealed packets. No further details provided.
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Runus Neo
IDM
Ceylon
Secrets of Tong Murderers Exposed in Chinatown War
San Francisco reports reveal 15 highbinder groups in Chinatown with 1000 residents, divided by dialects and districts. They wage war on merchants, gaming houses, and slave dealers for pay, with executions ordered by rival companies and a yearly protection system tight enough to compel every Chinese man to join a company for safety.
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J. M. Boanland
San Francisco
Keven
Baoh Tong
Wighbinder Ecolety
IMRS
Bern
En Ik
Chinatown
Klowe
Justler
Thin
China
Societie Hla Pietate
High Court of Justice
Tong War Oaths and Righteous Brethren Details Surface
The article outlines a secret network of tong societies led by the Chee Kang Wong, the Society of Righteous Brethren, and allied groups in Chinatown. It describes initiation oaths, punishment, and loyalty demands, including money for wounded members and a code of nonchalance to rivals. It notes a separate, unrelated fire incident where sunray concentration ignited a residence in California, causing extensive damage and near-total clothing loss to the occupant.
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Ry Unis
High Court
Chee Kang Wong
Chinatown
Rebka
Chinege
Harry W. Mark
Fedding
Phentig Ginaa
Novel Ad Promises Prize for Hidden Name Letters
An odd Boxton advertisement shows a talon painting the letters of a name on ten tortolae placed in a shop window. The prize offers ten to the person who spots the tortolaes arranged so the letters spell the advertiser's name in order.
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Boxton
Tie
Poisoning Fish Tested in Guam Waters
Soviet era style report notes Guam fish poisoning by Barringtonia spectoma juice, once practiced by Spaniards to kill fish for preservation or control. The method declined under new governance as control shifted, with no further inland enforcement continuing after American oversight began.
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Guam
Leading Zoologist Brig Named New York Zoo Director
Brig, a leading American zoologist, has been appointed director of the New York Zoological Park after nearly a year of discussions. He authored several books on prayer and authored numerous technical works on the science of life.
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Rurnaway
New York
Heathia
Price of popularity and Mrs Astor’s camera wary life
The article notes the price of popularity and Mrs Astor’s guarded public image. It describes her visible, profuse wardrobe and constant vigilance, with a valet ensuring privacy when she goes out while her footman checks for observers.
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