A Week's Record Condensed News Across the World
A weekly digest compiles domestic and foreign items from rail to weather, including rail wrecks, food orders, naval actions, finance, and political moves. It notes refugees from China arriving in San Francisco, heat waves in Chicago, and a mixed bag of incidents from the United States and abroad.
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Boston
Heaviest tourist travel reported. Cuba tobacco crop tops records
Dever notes peak tourist travel while Cuba boasts the largest tobacco crop in island history. U N Ross now Custer City marshal after first gold rush days. Railway Age cites 28 companies controlling 147009 miles of North American railroads. Over 6000 Roumanian Jews head to Canada en route to the United States. Proclamations and quotes from Bible figures accompany local notes. Minor items cover earnings, births, and industry figures with a broad array of names and places.
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Logan
San Francisco
China
Andrew White
Sanbassador
Cer- Wany
Enys
Germany
Russia
Aurich
Ark
United States
Gun. Wand
Cuba
N. TE. Backenstoss
Seattle
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Orient
Atlantic
Havana
Pensacola
Havington
Via
Philadelphia
Pallimore
Warner
John Gronis
Ottawa Beach
Mich
L&o Teet
Fn Cinemrath
St. Louis
Cleveland
Wetlowstee Park
Unita
Canada
Rodinthis
Agian
Chipaga
Mort Sheridan
Rishi
Coomlerk
Hawaly
Gari Carlos Tha- Yor
Shat
Wille
Wimself
Chien
Yurner
Crivitz
Wis
Admiral Newey
Dever
McWinley
Portugal
U.N. Ross
Black Hills
Custer City
Railway Age
Tiabor Day
Atkinson
West Virginia
Blomestake
City
S. Dy Tas
Divie Ders
Samuel Swartwoot
Wilkesworre
Josh
McKinley
Evan
Chaaneex M. Depew
London
America
Saya
Stiles
Jawis Wilking
St. Paul
Eke
Treasury
Philippine Islanos
Division of Custome and Sisular Affairs
War Department
Wer Minneagatis
Allies Open Advance on Peking Amid Chinese Resistance
London reports say American and British forces began moving toward Peking with 20,000 Japanese and 9,000 British troops plus other foreigners. Chinese defense at Tientsin wavered under repeated charges as allied officers press for a westward march, while officials in Washington relay alarming dispatches on the crisis and the safety of legations in Peking.
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Peitsang
Ti Hung Chang
Peking
Tientsin
Conger
China
United States
Ignops
Li Hong Chang
Yung-Tsun
Ilipinos
MacArthur
Luzon
Tsai-Chow
Congress of Peru
Lord Roberts
War Office
Tarmantin
Kragre
Great Britain
Chaffee
Weltgang
Count von Waldersee
Ching
Acuna
Yama
Japan
London
Elands River
Admiral Watson
Lordon
Philippines
Pretoria
Humbert
Rome
Spaghank
Germany
Yangtsun
Washington
International Army
Yamabuchi
Chefoo
Betwen Tientsin
Peksung
Remex
Militng
Gonger
State Department
Psi-Nan-Yarnen
Cunger
Canton
Convers
Shanghai
Travas
Ttwag
War Department
Chetno
Pellsang
Ling
Yangsun
Tevne I Yamen
Count Waldersee
Wosyerly
Third Army
Cam Waldersee
Waldereee
Somo
Beware of Cascarets Substitutor and Farm Prosperity Hopes
A pasted miscellany ridicules fake substitutes for Cascarets candy and warns buyers to trust proven brands, noting bulk sales and metal boxes with a distinctive mark. It then shifts to regional crop reports from Nebraska and drouth impacts, forecasting strong yields and harvest travel. The piece ends with a brief Indianapolis Journal exchange about new houses versus old ones.
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Cascarets
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