Germany's Demand May Prompt New Proposal
London and Berlin discuss US response to Germany's demand for the surrender of Chinese outrages instigators before peace talks. Russia and France weigh positions as Berlin anticipates an international court proposal and US reply impacts balance of power. China’s minister welcomes settlement while Britain and others push for negotiations.
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Paris Banquet for Mayors Sets Record With 22000 Guests
In Paris on Saturday President Toubet hosted a massive banquet for 22,000 guests in the Tuileries gardens. An army of 21,870 waiters managed by 1,205 head waiters served all but coffee, with eight kilometers of table length and 35,000 square meters of space.
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Galveston Death Toll Tops 3,859 In Storm Aftermath
The Galveston News reports 3,859 dead from September storm with estimates suggesting up to 6,000 on Galveston Island, while observers offer figures between 5,000 and 7,000. Joliet census shows prison impact lowering city count. 20,000 Pittsburgh workers return to mills, steel hoop plants resume. Gen Miles becomes acting secretary of war upon arrival in Washington.
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Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Unfounded Health Promise
An advertisement touts Kuill's Dyspepsia Tablets with exaggerated claims to digest all foods and improve digestion and breath. The text pressures readers to try a single box, lacking verifiable evidence or medical endorsement.
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Morristown Cyclone Kills Eight In Minnesota Village
A September cyclone struck Morristown Minnesota killing eight people and injuring several others. The storm damaged the saloon barn and other structures as it jumped blocks across the village forcing refuge seekers to seek safety inside the saloon.
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W. M. Rigell
Cannon River
Fire Wrages Through February Destruction in Business District
A February blaze devastated the entire business district and led to rebuilding, including the saloon of Gatzke. A subsequent May fire caused about $10,000 in damages, striking the village again.
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Gatzke
Flood Warning Across Colorado River Basin Washington to Texas
Gov Sayers warns the Colorado River region of the highest flood in history as heavy rains swell rivers from San Saba to Trinity. Bridges are washed out and towns fear loss of life as thousands are displaced. reports detail rising water, destroyed cattle, crops, and widespread telegraph outages across west and north Texas.
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Damage reports rise in north Texas plains fields
Reports from north Texas describe heavy losses with corves open in fields as the Neuces river causes meager damage in west Texas. Information is slow as sparsely settled areas delay accuracy. San Antonio reports the only reliable loss figures so far. In Utica N Y a Democratic convention nominates Henry Martin for the Twenty fifth district against James Sherman.
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Timber and farming potential in Western Washington
Western Washington offers vast timber and lumber mill sites along with productive soil for fruits, grain and vegetables. Timber lands remain government holdings while cutover lands near Northern Pacific lines can be bought for charging and truck gardening. for details contact O W Mott, Central Emigration Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, St Paul, Minnesota.
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