Will Stay in China to Support Beijing Negotiations
Washington reports the United States will keep forces in Beijing to back Chinese capital talks, resisting a pullback to Tianjin or Tak. Supplies will be sent via Taku port open until November 15, with beef stocks secured and transport routes assessed. Cabinet and White House discussions focus on diplomacy, open door principles, and avoiding territorial division in China.
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Washington
United States
Peking
Tientsin
Taku
China
Teking
Department
Vientain
Gientsin
Takusarhor
Nagasaki
Toku
Chattee
Vientsin
White House
Roat
Adee
Root
Ching
Innist
Conspirator Is Shot In Pretoria After Court Decision
London reports Lieut Cordua a ringleader in the plot to abduct Lord Roberts and kill British officers in Pretoria, executed after verdict approval. Other items note De Wet’s movements in South Africa, a Columbus murder over cows, one-half rate cable tolls for soldiers in China, and various regional notices and nominations.
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London
Cordua
Rover Oliver
Cony
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Cruay
Cordun
Holt
Secret Service
Baden-iowell
Standard
de Wet
Fearful mob drives Peck to Akron for trial
Louis Peck, the colored man who assaulted four year old Christina Maas in Akron, was moved from Cleveland jail to Akron where he pleaded guilty to the indictment. He received a life term in the state penitentiary as troops guarded the route to the courthouse and station. No demonstrations occurred during his transfer or sentencing.
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Cleveland
Veck
Peck
Nye
Center Street
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Sherif Kelly
Columbus
Pen
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
Washer
Union Station
Deck
Naby Davidson
Little Rhoda Davidson
City
Sage
Summit County
Heat Checks Trade Signals Mixed Markets
New York reports from Dun and Bradstreet note steady prices with potential steel rail declines, while Western heat slows business. Iron centers show strong demand for raw materials as crop prospects stay cheerful. Wheat prices slip further and farmers sell. U S weekly failures fall, Canada rises.
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New York
F. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Fprteen
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Prominent Workers Named in Grand Army and Relief Corps
A list of individuals including dulla S Shade Michal Minton Irvin Robbins and W L Baler ties to Sheriff Kelly, with Peck’s rapid sentencing and transport to Columbus penitentury amid a near mob scene. Rhoda Davidson dies after being shot during riots. other notes cover Nebraska losing a congressman, tobacco hail losses, Rochester population rise, and mixed western trade signals.
Storm at Nome wreckage and deaths sweep Nome waterfront
A Seattle dated bulletin reports a fierce Nome storm on August 7 dispersing vessels along the waterfront. Of 72 barges only seven rode the sea. twenty bodies washed ashore. Coroner’s records show 71 deaths at Nome to date, with 25 natives. A barn accident in Milwaukee kills two children. A Nagasaki base hospital project is abandoned. wounded from China will be treated at San Francisco Presidio hospital.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Searle
Dune T
Sit the Hospital
Howe
Nagasaki
Japan
Ching
Presidio
Sharkey Beaten by Fitzsimmons in Coney Island Fight
New York Aug 25 Hob Fitzsimmons delivered a relentless beating to Tom Sharkey at Coney Island Friday night. Fitzsimmons controlled the bout with accurate body and head shots while Sharkey rushed and faltered losing his balance and footing. The end came when Fitzsimmons landed a final left hook sending Sharkey down and out.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Hob Fitzsimmons
Coney Island
Fitzsimmons
Ile
Corbett
Ruhlin
Sharkey
Bob
Tom
Fitzsiimmons
Will of C P Huntington Reveals Large Trust Provisions
New York Aug 25 The will of C P Huntington is made public detailing a 1,000,000 trust for Princess Hatzfeldt for life with the principal to her issue, 500,000 for Mrs Huntington for life then Archer M Huntington, two thirds of Southern Pacific stock to Mrs Huntington and one third to Henry Edwards Huntington, a life estate at Fifth Avenue and Fifty seventh Street residence for Mrs Huntington then Archer M Huntington, 250,000 for Archer M Huntington in trust for his issue, 270san for Harriet etc, numerous other bequests to Hampton Institute the Chapin Home for the Aged and infirm in New York the Metropolitan Museum and to Yale College among others. The estate value is unclear due to missing security holdings. The will also states bequests to Princess Hatzfeldt and married women are for their own use and not debted by husbands.
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New York
C. P. Huntington
Princesa Hatzfeldt
Trase
Harriet
Tunington
Elizabeth Purdy
Susan Porter
Allen Hates
C. HE
Sammis
Neanora Loveland
Frank Larder
Hampton Institu
Virginia
von As & Partoef
Chapin Line
Wits of
Metropolitan Museum
Huntinngton
Archer M. Huntington
Ivy
Yate College
Hatafeldt
Bryan declines to attend national G A R encampment
Chicago Aug 28 William J Bryan declines attending the national Grand Army of the Republic encampment citing President McKinley’s absence. He transmits his telegram to W H Harper Executive Director, Chicago. Lincoln Neb Aug 27 Harper responds with regret that Bryan cannot attend due to these circumstances. Administratrix sale of real estate in Michigan opens Sept 18 in Marshall. Richard Martin deceased lands described in Hurd's addition Lot 13, Block 41. Katherine Cole administratrix dated 1900.
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Chicago
McKinley
William J. Bryan
G. A. Tu
William H. Harper
Melhinley
Lincoln
Neb
W. H. Harper
Grand Army Reunion
Mel Kinley
Wd. Bryan
Marper
Bryan
Chicaxe
Aug
W.d. Bryan
Gerard Army
McKinlehee
W. TE Fearper
State of
Michigan
Galhoun
Sid Martin
Wiliam A. Lane
Marshall
Richard Martin
Calhoun
Hurd
Katherine Cole
Probate notice for Calhoun County claims
By order of the Probate Court of Calhoun County six months from July 6, 1900 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of a deceased named in Marshall City. Claims must be examined at the Probate Office by January next, or they will be barred after six oclock in the evening.
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Susan Wallingford
Marshall
Calhoun
Michigan
Victoria
Register of Deeds
Victoria Molly
Mary B. Greenough
Cambridge
Mbsss
Jnis
Haury A. Tilotson
A.D. Wau
Court House
Circuit Court
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Navemaber
A. D. la
Miarshall
Calhoun County
Asid
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Talthe
Marshell
Enry
Kingison
Asiance
Gan
Caloun
Marvini
Ball
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Walley Crossing
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Horner
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Adjutant General of the Army
Knights
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Pauteck
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Joseph Mering
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Monroe
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Z. L. Grimm
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Bradstreet
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Pridyu Ane Adele
Fitz
Reena
Clv. Huntington
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Lemars
Western Union College
German Evangelical Church Society
Lemars Normal Association
Indianapolis
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Our Man
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