Partitioning China Diplomacy Reported by Washington Officials
Washington diplomats warn Manchuria may be lost to China as European capitals push policy that could permit Russian exploitation. The article notes hopes to secure limited openings via a China US treaty, while fears spread that other powers will extend influence in Shan Tung and Tonquin, risking broader colonial competition.
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Pris
Washington
China
Manchuria
Russia
United States
Germany
Shan Tung Peninsula
France
Tonquin
Rioting in France as peasants clash with officials
In La Roche-sur-Foron 500 peasants guarding a Capuchin convent stoned three magistrates and drove them off after barricades. two infantry companies and 100 cavalrymen arrived later. At Saint Nicolas du Pont rioting erupted during efforts to expel the Redemptionists.
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France
la Roch-sur-Foron
Ca Puchin
la Roche-sur-Foron
Saint Wicholas du-Pont
Strangled Sweetheart Martha Lawrence Found Murdered in Laporte
Coroner’s evidence points to homicide of 19 year old Martha Lawrence in Silas Beam’s Laporte home. Truman Beam, son of the owner, is jailed on suspicion after proposing marriage and being refused. Silas Beam accuses his son of the crime.
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Carson
Martha Lawrence
Silas Beam
Laporte
Ind
Truman Beam
Miss Lawrence
Henderson predicts Roosevelt renomination with landslide win
In a Los Angeles Express interview, former Speaker David B. Henderson, visiting his son in Long Beach, says President Roosevelt will be renominated by the GOP and elected with the largest majority, unopposed at the next national convention and pursued with the same national fervor as San Juan Hill.
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Los Angeles Express
David B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Long Beach
Roosevelt
Republican Nations
San Juan Hill
Whitecappers whip women in Bloomington home invasion
Thirty eight unmasked men entered a Bloomington residence and assaulted Misses Rebecca and Ida Stephens aged 19 and 16, and whipped Joe Shively, a colored man aged 60 in a barbed wire attack. Rebecca and Ida were struck with barbed wire and apple switches but sustained no serious injuries.
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Bloomington
Ind
Rebecca
Toe Stephens
Joe Shively
Stephens
Shively
Ida
Riot in Kronstadt Involving Twelve Thousand Participants
Berlin Lokal Anzeiger reports clashes between troops and marines at Kronstadt Russia. About 12 000 people joined in. rioters damaged paving stones and houses. Fire brigade efforts to quell the disorder were thwarted as equipment was destroyed.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Kronstadt
Russia
Gays
Multiple World Events Cloud European and American News
Reports from Kentucky to Spain cover deaths, political moves, and legal cases. Agra Barkes, a farmer, dies in Madisonville, while a plant explosion in Minneapolis claims eight lives. Mallory wins re election for US Senate in Florida. The Hague discusses arbitration with Holland and Venezuela. Mixed violence includes a Jamestown collision. lynching in Carthage. and a murder case in Mexico, Missouri. Political shifts and famine in China also highlighted.
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Agra
Bark
Madisonvile
Northwestern Star Oil Company
Minneapolis
Stephen H. Mallory
United States Senate
Florida
Northwest Notes summarizes crime and politics in Montana
James F. Kelly testifies in his murder case claiming self defense. Reports from Butte Havre and Missoula note oil finds near Havre, judge denials, a juror death, and labor unrest. Roosevelts visit to Butte, strikes by Chinese laundries, a fatal bee stung incident, Sheridan coal mine strike, and the Daly estate appraisal. Also included are jail escapes, a burn fire in Butte, and a long account of Native American warfare and Worth’s actions at Fort Pierce and Tampa Bay.
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James F. Kelly
Butte
Tanyans
Havre
Mont
Missouri
Wobnter
Louis H. Mott
Supreme Court
Damasesuit
D. J. McIintey
Hamilton
Sheridan Coal Company
Deliz
Sheridan
Wyo
W. C. Clifton
Newcastle
Clifton
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. D. T. Messenger
Western Union
Tampa
Col. Worth
Congressman Giddings
Wildcat
Ucle
King Philip
Fort Pierce
Col. Childs
Gen. Worth
Gen. Hernandes
Gen. Jessup
Repos
Tampa Bay
New Orleans
Fort Gibson
Arminstead
Worth
Meed of praise to old Indian chiefs on Florida east coast
The article recalls the Seminole and earlier coastal tribes from Fernandina to Miami, praising leaders like Latourlona and King Philip for courage and diplomacy. It recounts clashes with Spaniards and French, the rise of Micanopy, and the 1837 capture of King Philip’s son Caocoochie during raids led by Captain Sprague.
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Florida
Fernandina
Miami
Latourlona
Menendez
Landen Mitre
St. Augustine
Philip
Ematin
Cascooches
Baorfia
Sprague
Cmal
King Philip
Caocoochie
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Henderson
the Hague
States General
Holland and
Venequela
Montgomery County
Minnois
Molilin
Morocco
Saya Mulay Mohammed
Fez
Ironton, O
Portland Cement Company
Ben Garvey
Oller
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
D. W. Anderson
Weeeacee Tribe
Red Men
Philadelphia
Breslin
Silesia
Joseph Boyd
Mexico
John K. Hendrick
Paducah
Kentucky
Heckham
Kwang-S
Canton
Mt. Vernon
Charles Durham
John Lawson
Lewis
Fie
Lawson
Durham
Lake
Garfield
Winstead, Conn
Margaret Horsack
Iowa
Louis Decker
Missouri House of Delegates
Carthage
Texas
Hensley Johnson
Herbert W. Bowen
Hies
Hague
Venezuela
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Bliboa
Granade
Northwest Notes
Sparks
Nevada
Hardin
Humboldt County
James Yerington
Mike Sinai
Great Falls
Canada
Mcleod
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Essembly
Frank Doolittle
Scio
Marcus Daly
Daly
New York
Montana
Supreme Court of Montana
Tex
Jobo Culver
Blemouth
Christ Benson
Olympia
Waoah
David Merrell
Olesen
Butie
Fred Thomis
Caocoochee
Caocooches
Hernandes
Ematla
Cnococchee
Catlin
Coocoochee
E-Mat-La
Jacob le Moyne
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