Week's record tome and foreign items
A garbled weekly summary lists global events from May 1898 covering President McKinley's mediation in China, the Sing Sing execution of Joseph Mullen for wife murder, political defections and nominations in various states, and a flood of overseas dispatches from Europe to Alaska. It notes gold reserves rising, a dramatic yacht and elevator disasters, and ongoing tensions in China with Li Hongzhang and Peking ministers.
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Mckinley
Peking
Crent Weibin
Ayers
United States
China
Seking
Tenin
Joseph Mullen
Sing Sing
Perry S. Death
Flimaly Clare
Susan Priest
Thuntsville
Kennedy
Fort Sealt
Kaw
St. Paul
Minn
Conny
Warrior River
Akron
Ala
Whitt
June Lindsay
New York
Owen
Yhu
Roosevelt
Chautauqua Assembly
Atlantic City
Canada-Alaska
A. Grow
New Rochelle
N.Y
Goroving
Colusido
Arizona
Port Bill
Ole
Wile. Draper
Hopedale
Mase
Dave
New Orleans
Robert Chaerle
Roccesville
Flathaway
Seerog
Willian Heely
Waller
Willeman
Syrsenets
Chile
Miarles
Hove
Uristin
Siye Nealy
Mathhrnt
Joel Dal Obherk
Antary Daiheneters
Tai Leaner Unella
I Tuina
Ether
Alnthir Gimerdoslers
Ciught
Philadelphia
Fragmentary World War Era Dispatches and Confused Names
A garbled report lists various international actors and events including the United States and France restricting supplies, Chinese diplomacy, Japanese forces, Boer and British actions, a failed revolution in Vanamit, and U.S. casualties in Mindanao. Names and places are unclear, but the item reads as a patchwork of wartime notes and political moves.
Fragmented 19th century dispatches mix war and politics
A garbled late 19th century telegraph style summary reports Peking battles with Admiral Remey reinforcements, British advances near Middlebury, and actions by Wuchang revolutionaries. It notes U.S. population estimates, a Michigan congressional renomination, extraordinary weather and damages, and scattered crime updates.
Diverse World Notes From 1903 Newswire Fragments
A scattered roundup reports a Japanese labor union forming in Hilo Hawaii. Belgium population 4 744 532. U S coffee usage leading the world. a pauper’s Florida death yielded 90 000. Cleveland divorce trends show one in five marriages end. John M Smyth elected president of National Association of Metal Furniture Dealers. troop withdrawal from Arizona opposed by settlers amid Indian concerns. Also listed are submarine boats Grampus Shark Vike Porpoise Adder Macassin. Colorado caterpillar rail obstruction near Marenee. Danish West Indies total area and population. Balkan era military and political blurbs alight with misread dates. Roosevelt a political favorite at Oklahoma gathering. first officer killed in Cuba named. patron saint of the regiment proclaimed.
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Havana
Hilo
Hawaii
Belgium
Consis
Kingdom
United States
Florida
Stowkel
Cleveland
National Association of Metail Furniture Dealers
John M. Smyth
Chicago
Arizona
Colorado
Marenee
Varese
West Indies
Vattain
War Department
Magist Teds
Die Westeyn Denate College
Macau
Peres
Francisco
Linost
Louiso
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Barkesemaly
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Young Wittew
Mlyn Kh. Cuprow
Regywenk
Cuba
China seeks U S aid in mediation over China siege
The 1900 dispatch details a correspondence between China and the United States. President McKinley replies urging coordination among powers to protect diplomats, restore order, and secure relief efforts in Beijing. German and Japanese responses follow, with condemnation of attacks on foreign legations and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
Hwotal
Shanghai
Hive
Yuan Def Shangang
Privy Council
Peking
Mediation appeals and Chinese crisis across capitals
London reports all powers received an identical mediation appeal amid China tensions. Viceroys and Li Hung Chang faced rising suspicion as reports of a possible massacre proved unconfirmed. Washington notes no improvement and questions China’s good faith while preparing for possible war policies. Shanghai cites Li Hung Chang claiming officials may be ready for mediation, as Japan and European powers move. Medical staffing drives in the Philippines and China amid ongoing dispatches and rural delivery orders in several U.S. towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremier Silvela
United States
Spain
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Ching
China
Teutein
London
Venous
Washington
Conger
Messi Jn
Fang Amereens
Torn
Chen
Kingston
Sheri Land
Ligos
Defini
Lord Salisbury
Levessacy
Tostager
Lordsbury
Ber- Hin
Dalage
Sumars
Shanghai
Canton
Li Hang Hang
Seymour
No O
Europe
Shanghai Kwan
Admiral Kempff
Navy Department
Hoxers
Lendon
Daily ‘Telegraph
France
Japan
Russia
Li Mong Chang
Han Li
Goornow
Londo
Nong-Kongens
Daily Express
Sien Pu
Thi An
Domure
Shang Jing
Mob Violence In New Orleans After Police Shootings
July 24 New Orleans mob violence left two Black people dead and three wounded in street clashes sparked by a Tuesday incident in which Hubert Charles a Black man shot two policemen. Police and a fleeing suspect Charles exchanged fire as officers tried to corner him in a dark alley. The city reported several officers wounded and a tense pursuit continuing late Tuesday night amid widespread fear of another large outbreak of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jtsliam
Jules T. Day
Dight
Vistols
Mora
Robert Charles
John T. Day
Charles
Captain Nay
Teen
Anegeesk
Ofiger
Hail
Deven
Hubert Charles
Negey
Lee Cirele
Charles Avenue
Ltaliane
Campania Bores Down Embleton In Fatal Collision
In dense fog off Liverpool the Cunard liner Campania struck the bark Embleton, all but seven crew from Embleton saved by lifeboats. The captain among the drowned, the collision yielding a tragic sea disaster as boats reached the deck with survivors.
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Liverpool
Embleton
Record Beaten at Glenville Track Second Heat Pace
Beaten record set Tuesday at Glenville track as Coney paced the second heat in 2 02. This marks the fastest mile effort by a horse named Norse in babbles. Trank Bogash held the record for three years in a county war context. Supplementary estimates show a long-range extension in South Africa totalling 13 500 000 pounds, lifting national estimates to 74 009 1. Noted councilor Criekt from Philadelphia area noted counterfeit activities and long surveillance, with multiple years of output. Wilmington, July 2. Chittenden, treasury register during the dineels administration, died here at 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodall
Youngstown
Hepuatican
Chicago
Vunpavigay
le Puler
United States
Canada
Saw
Fort Scott
Kun
Jerry Simpson
Tienty-Second
Hinnis
L. O. Whitwell
Palrick Henry Jones
Civil Ward Postmeter
New York
Mallas County
Thomas Wheeler
Willisea
Willinay C
Maybury
Detroit
Michigan
Kankas
John A. Breidenthal
Topeka
Tileventh
Lot Thoows
Tinois
Caldwell
Indiana
Tyhin
Ross
Venry R. Metcalf
Pawtucket
R.I
Prohibition
Nathaniel C. Baldwine
Lewiston
John W. Leonard
Congress
Winars
Frank A. Horner
Cleveland
Glenville
Coney
Trank Bogash
Loulon
South Africa
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Eoe Atiett
Ludwig S Rassmussen
Mrz
Auguste Sergenthil
Chikago
Hivana
Hay Chy
Martial Aw
New Orients
Seret
Ed Jackson
Wichita
Rica
Philipines
Alueka
Lughony
Port Scolt
Kou
Ical Kemp
Thperial Gore Up
Usmnad
Franesy
Suipuenr
Chivas Asgeercy
Ge. Hunter's Wut
Bettleheu
Mindanao
Ose
Palward Owen
Linvala Neb
Muiris
Tle Esele
Remey
Tati
Herder
Sears
Vasiows
Riper Wu
Danwhit
Treaty of Heart
Warren
Manila
Sin Frame
Buckley
Wish
England
Post Office Department
Yu Livu Yoeu
Jency
Aku Lorty
Enyawu Ting Fong
Omer
YU Lien Yuen
Tewanghsu
William Miktnley
John Hay
Cemmany
Merlin
Econ van Duen
Count van Buelow
Veking
Maron von Wedyler
Harned
Bumue
Hesday Niscit
Washington Street
York South
Wan
Kenneily
Paris
Daly
Tuakaloosa
Stertsberg
Philippines
Pete
Jacksonville
Nes Girard
Kans Jevenant
Williamston
Mich
Weston, O
Unatarks
Wis
Orsei
Seemee Kane
Cunard
Uiver
Campania
Calliden
Nly
Deyeham Street
Criekt
Villadelphin
Lily
Dhert Hola
Nhello
Silva Hollar
Ereret Kvidy
Alten
Surveil Vincending
Witsissess
Slencup
Wilington, Voy
Chittenden
Register of the Treasury
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