Partitioning China and the scramble for Manchuria ports
European officials fear a political shift in Manchuria as pressure to exploit its resources grows. They hope to secure limited Russian concessions on open ports and trade rights, while fears rise that Germany and France will push their spheres of influence in Shan Tung and Tonquin, potentially reshaping regional borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Manchuria
Russia
United States
Germany
Shan Tung Peninsula
Tonquin
Rioting in French Provinces Reports Disorder Across Regions
In the provinces of France on Sunday disorder broke out as unauthorized gatherings dispersed. La Roche-sur-Foron saw 500 peasant guards stone three magistrates, injuring them as officers attempted to enforce closure of Capuchin convent. Infantry and cavalry arrived. Saint Nicolas du Pont faced rioting during efforts to expel Redemptionists.
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France
la Roch-sur-Foron
Ca Puchin
la Roche sur-Foron
Saint Nicholase du-Pont
Des
Strangled Former Sweet Heart In Indiana Murder Case
Coroner evidence points to murder of Martha Lawrence aged 29 found dead in Silas Beam’s Laporte home. Truman Beam, son of the owner, was held on suspicion after delaying marriage that Miss Lawrence refused. Silas Beam publically claimed belief his son committed the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Martha Lawrence
Silas Beam
Laporte
Ind
Truman Beam
Miss Lawrence
Misa Lawrence
Joseph Boyd
Mexico
John K. Hendrick
Paducah
Kentucky
Beckham
Kwang-Si
Canton
Mt. Vernon
Charles Durham
John Lawson
Lewis
Lawson
Durham
Henderson backs Roosevelt for GOP nomination and win
In a Los Angeles Express interview, former House Speaker David B. Henderson, visiting his son in Long Beach, predicts President Roosevelt will be renominated at the next Republican convention, run with wide enthusiasm, and win by a record majority. He asserts Roosevelt will have no opposition at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Express
David B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Long Beach
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Ft Believa
Whitecappers Whip Women Riot Report In Bloomington
Unarmed mob of thirty eight men invaded a Bloomington Indiana home. They assaulted Micael Rebecca and two Stephens girls aged nineteen and sixteen and also beat Joe Shively a sixty year old black man. Injuries were minor but barbed wire and clubs were used. In Kronstadt Russia a Kronstadt riot left twelve thousand participants. Berlin Lokal Anzeiger cites street clashes with stones torn up and fires set as officers were said killed.
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Bloomington
Ind
Micael Rebecca
Toe Stephens
Joe Shively
Stephens
Shively
Rebecca
Ida
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Kronstadt
Rusela
Multiple Disasters and Political Shifts Across Nations
Reports detail a deadly plant explosion in Minneapolia killing eight men and two women, a freight collision at Jamestown causing eight deaths and ten injuries, and ongoing unrest in France over expulsion orders. International items note Mallory’s senate re election in Florida, a Morocco emperor proclamation, Dutch Belgian arbitration in The Hague, and Spain’s republican victories with riots in several cities.
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Aaron
Hari
Madladitvile
Northwestern States Company
Minneapolia
Stephen H. Mallory
United States Senate
Florida
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
France
Many items from Northwest notes on crimes and politics
James F. Kelly testifies in defense for murder claim self defense. Montana notes report oil prospects near Havre and Great Falls, a judge reducing a death sentence, labor disputes in Butte, a murder confession, a telegraph company closure, a woodtick bite disease case, and various local political and military updates with several named individuals and places.
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James F. Kelly
Butts
Th Gayle
Meed of praise to old Indian chiefs
An account of early relations between Native American leaders and European powers, detailing King Philip of the Seminoles, Ematia, Capenochee, and other figures as they faced Spanish, French, and American forces. The narrative covers alliances, betrayals, battles, captures, and attempted resolutions amid westward pressure and shifting loyalties.
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Oletoraca de Gotrguces
St. Augustine
Kmatla
Philip
Courail
Ematia
Capenochee
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Henderson
the Hague
States General
Holland
Veronela
Montgomery
Melilin
Morocco
Saya Muley Mohammed
Trothey
Fez
Ironton, O. Portland Cement Company
Ben Garvey
Olfer
D. W. Anderson
Weeeneee Tribe
Red Men
Philadelphia
Hreslan
Silesia
Lake
Garfield
Winstead
Dispatch
Margaret Horcack
Louis Decker
Missouri House of Delegates
Carthage
Texas
Hensley Johnson
Herbert W. Bowen
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Venesuola
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
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Granade
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Havre
Monta
Missouri
Mont
Webster Hao
Lovie BH. Mott
Supreme Court
D. Z. McGintey
Hamilton
Sparks
Nevada
Hardin
Humboldt County
James Yerington
St Louis
Mike Sioal
Grest Falls
Justice
Canada
McLeod
Heban
Franz Doolittle
Seelo
Sheridan Coal Company
Deltz
Sheridan
Wyo
J. W. Church
W. ©. Clifton
Newcastle
Clifton
Western
Unlon Telegraph Company
Mey
A. D. T. Messenger
Western Union
Martua Daly
Supreme Court of Montana
John Culver
Great Falls
Christ Bennon
Olympia
Whale
David Merrell
Olesen
Butie
Pred Thoms
Chaocoochee
Caocoochee
Caocooches
Hernandez
Emint-on
Cuocochee
Tampa
Worth
Caocoochees
Col. Worth
Congressman Giddings
Wildcat
King Philip
Fort Pierce
Col. Childs
Gen. Worth
Hernanides
Jexscup
Rome
Tampa Bay
New Orleans
Fort Gibson
Ita Dew Worth
Indiana
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Georber
Caccoochee
King Phillip
Saravelly
Girison
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Nestles
E.mat-La
Jacob le Moyne
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