Advance on Peking by Allied Forces Reported
A mixed dispatch from multiple sources dated August 2 and August 6 describes an Allied advance on Peking led by American and British troops, with Chinese forces under Li Hongzhang and Li Yingwen opposing. Reports mention 20,000 Japanese and 16,000 Russians among foreign troops, and confusion over French and British deployment delays.
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Chefoo
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Ang
Phe Shanedial
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Wistead
Tung Fuh Siang
Powers trial defense aide recants platehouse shot Origin
Reuben Miller aided the defense in Goebel’s Powers trial by swearing the fatal bullet was not fired from the platehouse. The report also notes Seyson’s claim of an assassination attempt, Amire Verler as former French president, and Oxford-educated J. W. Greenwood named chair of mathematics at McKendree College Lebanon. Fire in Cleveland destroys a Cuyahoga Lumber will. 4 loss equals 10,900 dollars. John Zubin, a worker, fatally burned in the incident. Plans for G A OR encampment in Chicago start soon with many regiments set for reunions the week. Richard Harding Davis back from South Africa says Boers may be in better shape. Secretary Hay Nervous prostration from Chinese crisis strain. MacArthur forms board to isolate yellow fever on a Philippine island. Senator Jones leads national democratic headquarters in Chicago. North Carolina likely to go for Democrats. J S Scott of Beaver County Oklahoma Territory arrested for cattle fraud totaling 28,000 dollars. He mortgaged cattle twice.
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Persia
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France
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Oxford College
England
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Lebanon
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John Zubin
Chicago
Richard Harding
New York
South Africa
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Hay
K Ummier
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Tis
Philippines
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Jones
National Democratic
North Carolina
J. &. Scott
Beaver County
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New King Victor Emanuel II Proclaims Italian Nation After King’s Death
King Victor Emmanuel II’s son issues a proclamation to Italians after the assassination of the king. He vows to uphold the king’s institutions and legacy, citing 22 years of rule and urging unity despite the tragedy and social turmoil. The report also notes related anarchist activity and an assassination plot discussion in New York and Paris.
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Victor T Emmantel
Citixeh
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Pierge Dr Hind
Italy's King Humbert remembered in plots and rites
Fragmented accounts describe royal solemnities in Rome and New Jersey tied to King Humbert's legacy. Reports detail a royal funeral casket, Margherita's gesture, and an Italian independence era referenced amid a sprawling plot investigation and sensational arrest news from New York and beyond.
Heat Kills Several as Chicago Endures Torrid Heat
Vive persons were killed by the intense heat Monday and many more were prostrated. Weather bureau officials say the torrid spell will continue for several days.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Train Hold Up Leaves One Dead in Colorado
A Union Pacific eastbound train was robbed near Sfago Colorado as two men halted the Pullman cars. Passenger Fay was shot and died. lawyer Charles W. Fyke and others reported robberies as the train stopped. Fay was visiting Denver en route to St Louis, later described by Fyke who witnessed the shooting. Fay, a California resident, died near Simon just west of Denver on August 6.
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Col
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Simon
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Pay
Anabel Union Water Company
Strange Tragedy at Sinclair Home Ends in Death
Aug 1 reports a double tragedy at Dintevia Mawr near Whiksdelphia. Arthur Sinclair and his wife were found dead, each with a pistol. Neighbors noted a quarrel earlier, while a housekeeper recalls Mrs Sinclair handling a revolver. Police seek clear motive amid three possible theories of mutual suicide, duel, or wife killing then self.
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Eieh
Current Events World News Patchwork From fleeting reports
One death from yellow fever and two other cases in Tampa Florida. Nikulaeslu claims an electric cure for consumption with remarkable success. Robert Dunlap head of a large hat factory is dead at Monmouth Beach New Jersey. Chicago police plan to crack down on disturbances over King Humbert’s death. President McKinley and Portugal’s king exchanged congratulatory messages on new direct courier routes. American consuls report $7,692,008 in Germany for a year with gains. About 1,100 Canadian Pacific workers strike amid bad faith claims. Caleb Powers trial witnesses face impeachment. a witness discharged. Homestake mine in Lead Dakota has produced large gold sums and dividends. Railway Age reports rail mileage totals for North America. Eyre Cragin syndicate to start Nicaragua canal work by presidential grant. Bread price rise tied to a bread supply conspiracy. Over 5,000 Romanian Jews head to Canada. many are penniless toward the United States. U S Brewers association and Star Brewing Company dispute signals a beer trust probe.
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Big Hat Mansufacturing
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Nonresident Edwin Dressel Ordered to Appear in Calhoun Case
In Michigan’s Calhoun County circuit court at Marshall, Hylen Dressel sues Edwin Dressel. An affidavit shows Edwin resides in St Louis Missouri. he must appear within four months and answer the bill. Publication of this order in Manayama News is required for six weeks, or serve personal notice twenty days before appearance.
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Calhoun
Chanvery
Hylen Dressel
Eday Drensell
Chanwrs
Marshall
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Ile
Edwin Dressel
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D.C Salisbury
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Administratrix Sale of Real Estate in Michigan
Katherine Cole as administratrix of Richard Martin deceased announces a public sale of lot 15, block 41, Hurd’s addition, Marshall Michigan. The auction, ordered by Judge William A. Lane, will occur September 18 1900 at ten in the forenoon at the premises, to convey all right title and interest of the estate in the described lands.
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Michigan
Calhoon
Richard Martin
Willian A. Lane
Protate
Marshall
Calhoun
Alichigan
Hurd
Katherine Cole
Complainant Seeks Appearance in Calhoun Chancery Suit
In Calhoun County Chancery, Clara Jones sues Robert Jones. Court orders service by publication in The Marshall News or personal service within twenty days before the appearance deadline. If not, bill to be confessed by nonresident defendant. Judge Clement Smith presiding. Attest, Wald Austin, Register.
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Marshall News 2
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Daily News ad promotes local news and cheap delivery
The Daily News advertises ten cent weekly rates and door delivery for local readers. It also promotes the weekly News at one dollar per year, encouraging readers to subscribe for the most local news.
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