Berlin audience marks expiation mission to China
Berlin reports recount Emperor William's stern ceremony for Prince Chun and the exaction of expiation after the Boxers rebellion. The Chinese envoy, deeply moved, heard a grave political verdict from the emperor on future German Chinese relations amid calls for peace and mutual respect.
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Berlin
William
Prince Chun
Potsdam
Gardeau Corps
Vrince Chin
Fhuperor William
Lay
Fender Mio
Cheener
Tughten
Hussars
Dhrone Room
Lokal Amzeiger
China
Germany
London
Peking
The
Times
Russia
Li Jung Chang
Train Robbery Crews Loot Texas Mail Train
Six men boarded the Cotton Belt passenger train No. 1 near Texarkana, forced the engineer and fireman to uncouple the mail and express cars, blew open the safe, and fled with about 50 000 dollars. Engineer Henderson retook the deserted locomotive and recovered the cars. rewards totaling 1 800 dollars offered. Pursuit centered on Texarkana.
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St. Loui
Post-Dispatch
Port Worth
Tex
south-Lound
Texarkana
Texas & Pacific Crossing
Texaskana
Eylau
Henderson
Rowan
Red Water
Express
Workmen Buried In Landslide At Lake Shore Bridge
Three men were killed and three injured when 700 tons of earth slid from a flood weakened bank during work on the Lake Shore bridge near Cleveland. Rescue work began immediately but lasted five and a half hours before removal of victims. Nebraska prohibitionists held a state convention naming tickets for supreme court, university regent, and lieutenant governor, with about 260 delegates present and a platform backing total liquor prohibition and woman suffrage.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore
Boulevard Extrance
Gerdun Park
Lue Vielins
Vitweke
Glincoln
Neb
Nebreshire
The
Supreme Court
W. Bert Clark
Ashland
University
J. MM. Dilworth
Pecum- Sek
Ars
Welker
Lincoln
Nebraska
President McKinley Arrives in Buffalo for Pan-American Exposition
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley arrived in Buffalo on Wednesday night to begin a day of Pan-American Exposition activities. A diplomatic corps train from Washington brought seven foreign officials, including Mexico's ambassador, to join today’s ceremonies.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Central Station
McKintey
Barber
Sarah Duncan
Exposition Grounds
Fort Porter
Terminal Station
MeKinley
John G. Milburn
Exposition Company
Lincoln Parkway
Dehaware Avenue
Milburn
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lasso
Buflilo
Mexico
Rauling
Baseball standings and cup defense update
The source outlines standings from major leagues with teams like New York Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn, plus results in American and National leagues and minor leagues. It notes Columbia selected to defend the America's Cup, with no race today due to decision aftermath and Constitution not chosen.
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Tae Perch
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
American
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphi
Washingtony
Cleveland
Millwoukuve
New York
Pintelury
Littstardud
Gustun
St. Lows
Philadelphle
Phildelphia
Milwaukee
Weye
Washington
Vostro Sneiarton
Matthews
Colu
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Rapids
Wheels
Wheeling
Toledo
el Gene
Yefueed
Moines—Des
St. Paul
Springs
Kane
Fle
Fogtus
Perr Ivleng
Hockfyiuud
B & AL
Culumbia
Steel strike talks end without clear peace terms
New York Sept 5 Terms of peace in the steel strike were discussed at a secret conference with United States Steel officials union leaders and civic intermediaries. Schwab demanded only mills open since the strike be nonunion while those closed remain so. Shaffer refused. Mitchell and Gompers pressed for settlement but World War world. The session lasted over six hours with no decisive result. further action rests with the strikers.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Jeaders
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Schwab
Ithor
Pittsburg
Waion Mill
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel Gomipers
American Federation of Labor
Shader
Shafter
Gompers
Mitchell
Conferreens
C. M. Schwab
W. 5. Corey
Carnese Steel Company
Veryl Preston
United States Stoel Corporation
Samuel Cgumpees
United Mine Workers’ Association
Harry White
Garment Makers Association
Jenks
Industrial Commission
Ralph Miley
National Civic Federation
Schwabl
Ciref
Gualpers
Ralph M.insley
Unt
Gulliper
Thas
Wade
Steel Corporation
Ymaitlon
Intest
Evening Telegram
Charles M. Schwab
Deserter Tales from Manila Flight and Alleged Spy
Manila reports Lieut Mazzard brings in Arthur Aleward a deserter captured by Macabele scouts on Mintoro. Aleward claims Spanish birth English father Spanish mother, joined Filipino cause, served Aguinaldo as artillery chief, says he helped bring 16 Americans under a flag of truce at Angeles in 1899, denies command at San Mateo. Two former California volunteers identify him as Walley who deserted in 1909.
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Manila
Mazzard
Third Cavalry
Arthur Aleward
de Serter
Leutenant
Mintoro
Manard
Spain
Hong Hong
Aguinaldo
Seward
Gen. Green
Angeles
Monard
San Mateo
Lawton
Lieut
Uazeard
Howard
California
Walley
Navy silent on Admiral Sampson condition
Washington Sept 5 The navy department has no official word on Admiral Sampson’s condition though private letters from June are favorable. Mrs Sampson, wife of the admiral, was handling correspondence due to his illness and wrote that he was considerably unwell. Other naval yard reports in Boston bear his signature when he remains in the city.
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Sygmypson
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Sampson
Sampson
Lemly
Two Men Die in Lexington Fight Over Shotgate Incident
At Lexington on September 5, Bivik Are Ded and Monroe Hitchford and Bpeater Weight, both colored, fought with shotgate and were killed. A Wolusa Wu acted as the cause of the trouble according to reports in the Daily News.
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Bivik
Memphis
Lexington
Monroe Hitchford
Bpeater Weight
Shotgate
A Wolusa Wu
Camps for consumptives near Boston for treatment
A planned open-air camp near Boston will host ten piano-box tents arranged in a circle with an open fire center and an eight foot duck wall. Each tent serves as a home for a consumptive, housing one person in cold weather with blankets boots and hot water. Occupants will wear one heavy suit, bathe weekly, eat three meals daily including coffee and hot chocolate, with milk eggs vegetables bread butter and meat. The method stems from last winter’s Huntington Avenue tent experiments.
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Boston
Wuntington Avenue
Crops in Russia Expected To Yield Record Harvest
State department reports from Russia say conditions in the grain regions have been favorable for winter and spring sowing. A long spring and abundant rain brought some damage but overall harvests for cereals are expected to be among the largest in years, with hay crops saved and wheat rye oats and barley all above average. A table is provided to illustrate the output.
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State Department
Russia
Russian Empire
Negroes Barred From Cuban Artillery Enlistment
A New York Tribune Havana report states Negroes cannot enlist in the First Cuban artillery. About 150 Cubans will be enlisted, all aged 21 or older and white. Eligibility requires Cuban citizenship by birth or option, amid questions as to how citizenship is fixed under the forthcoming constitution.
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New York Tribune
Havana
United States
Wood
Scote
Ecumenical Methodist Conference Opens in London
The ecumenical Methodist conference opened at John Wesley’s historic City Road chapel in London with large attendance. Lord messages from Canterbury and London bishops greeted delegates. A debate on war in South Africa stirred the hall as American delegates protested, while discussions split along regional lines.
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London
Ecumenical Methodist Conference
Wealey
King Edward
McKinley
Joseph C. Hartzell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
Galloway
Jackson
Misa
John Wesley
Canterbury
Mast
Freder
Ick Temple
D. D
A. F P. W. Ingram
South Africa
Charles Skelton
Sheffield
Joseph Odell
United States
Potts
Toronto
Canada
Odell
Wiers
Methodist Conference
City Road Chapel
Wesley
Branchea
Drake the battlechip name and Milwaukee bunker meeting
A letter from naval writer Julian Corbett suggesting naming a future battlechip Drake is noted but Admiralty declines citing tradition. Meanwhile Milwaukee hosts the American Bunkers Association convention September 24 to 26 with the annual boot burner sale highlighted for Weenoray shoe shop.
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Hattlesbig
Julian Corbett
Drake
Tudor Nagy
Admiralty Office
Admiralty
Bunkers Tu
Milwaskee
Sept
Keniye
American Bunkers Association
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Phirce
Naisher
McKinsey
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Arthur Howard
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