Germany asks China terms delay peace talks amid crisis
Washington and Peking dispute over how to proceed after the Peking outrages. The German note seeks surrender of Chinese leaders before talks, while France and Russia push to begin negotiations promptly. U.S. officials ponder a diplomatic reply and possible independent action. Conger warns occupation may be required to secure any settlement.
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China
Peking
Canton
Griggs
Till
Adee
Annde
Ilill
State Department
Baron Sternberg
Will Tefune
White House
Hill
Atlee
Gen. Corbin
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
United States
Minster
Wu Ting Fang
Baron von Sternberg
Charfe
Plana
Prisice
Rusaia
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Weking
Conger
Taku
Shanghai
Sympathy Worldwide for Galveston Suffering
World sympathy flows to Galveston as leaders from Chile Spain Belgium Mexico Peru and Haiti send messages acknowledged by the president and state department. Galveston clears streets, bodies numbered 5000 to 5500, census and mortuary bureaus opened, schools may reopen Oct 1, and insurers face large losses with fire policies largely affected.
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Washington
Galveston
Chile
Department of State
Tex
Campaign notes from multiple states on Sept 20
Prohibition candidate John Woolley opened the Aurora campaign with a reception by Kane county prohibitionists and spoke on contrasts with the Republican party. Stops followed in Naperville Mendota Princeton Galesburg Monmouth and other Illinois towns. Roosevelt, Bryan, and third-party movements are also reported with campaign stops and meetings from Pocatello and Leavenworth to New York City.
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Aurora
John G. Woolley
Kane County
Wooller
Jie
Henry B. Metcalf
Samuel Dickie
Chicago
Naperville
Woolley
Burlington
Danville
Mendota
Princeton
Metcalf
J. S. Hughes
Ilinois
Kewanee
Oneida
Galesburg
Monmouth
Pocatello
Idaho
Roosevelt
Rexburg
St. Antony
Ydaho Falls
Black Foot
Leavenworth
Kan
Missouri Taeifiec
Fr. M. Baker
Atchison
Bryan
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Wd. Bryan
St. Joseph
Burlington Road
New York
Everett v. Abbott
Caffery
Louisiana
Committee On Notification
R. A. Widenmann
A. B. Farquhar
York
Louis A. Delacroix
North Carolina
New Party
Miners Strike Expands Idle Ranks In Hazleton Area
Hazleton Pennsylvania September reports show about 126000 coal mine workers idle in the anthracite districts amid the strike. United Mine Workers push for full shutdown as operators offer no settlement talks while intimidation claims surface and shipments shrink.
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Hazleton
Mitchell
Schuykill
Caue
United Aline
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
McAdoo
A veteran gone from Springfield Civil War general dies
A McClernand veteran, last civilian appointed to high command among Civil War generals, died at 1:10 this morning in Springfield. He was 68, long in frail health, and suffered a recent dysentery bout. Survived by wife, two daughters in Peoria and Springfield, and son, with military governor Edward McClernand unable to attend. Born 1812, he served under Logan and Grant at Port Donelson Shiloh and Vicksburg.
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Springfeld
A. McClernand
Fred Fox
Peoria
KE. W. Williams
John Fr. McClernand
Gol
Edward McClernand
Cebu Province
Philippines
Gen
McClernand
John A. Logan
Gen. Grant
Port Donelson
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Baseball standings and a Brooklyn forfeited game
National League standings show Brooklyn 48 26 13 and Pittsburgh 61 68 New York 70 Cincinnati 68. Wednesday scores: Philadelphia 89 2 Cincinnati 7 12 3. New York 2 5 2 Pittsburgh. Brooklyn St Louis game forfeited to Brooklyn 9 0 after Robinson of St Louis challenged umpire Gaffney. crowd refunded. Also notes Salt Lake appointment of a Democrat to US Senate and Hobson interview about Manila ships. German socialist congress protests China policy.
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Ginbs
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Chiengath St. Toots
New York
Cincinnat
Pittshureh
St. Louis
Gaffney
Robinson
Bouls
Insurgent activity reports amid Manila unrest
Rumors of railroad attacks and unrest sweep Manila as refugees arrive from Sagana Morong and Pampanga. Insurgents raid garrisons burn villages sever telegraph lines and disrupt rail traffic while American casualties mount in engagements near the capital.
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Sagana
Morong
Pampanga
Laguna de Bay
Guiguinto
Polo
Malolos
Caloocan
Mapila
Cabugao Lake
Cabugao
Rosario
San Jose
San Mateo
Mariquina
Nueva Ecija
Cebu
Bank Plunder At Winnemucca Robbed Of 15000
Three men robbed the First National Bank in Winnemucca Nevada at noon taking about 15000 in gold coin from cashier Nixon and four others. They forced a gate action, fled on three horses, firing at pursuers but causing no injuries. A posse pursued along the river toward Gold Conda, authorities say escape unlikely.
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Nio
St. Louis
Ilinois
Northwest
St. Teast
Teading
Atlantic Seaboard
Reading Company
Winnemucca
Nev
First National Bank
Nixon
McBride
Hill
Calhoun
Johnson
Kanans Bank
Topeka
Kan
Treidenthal
State Bank of
Philippine civil commission urges native Militia and rail franchises
Washington reports the civil commission backs organizing native militia and constabulary and granting railroad franchises to restore order in disaffected areas and boost freer trade with the seaboard. It also says insurrection could fade within 60 days with reelected leadership. Milwaukee hosts Municipal League on municipal programme adoption emphasizing home rule and curb on franchise abuse.
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Philippine Civil Commission
Seaboard
Milwaukee
Municipal League
Pfister
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