World News Roundup From The Industrial Field And Abroad
A survey of early 1900s items notes U S treasury inheritance tax ruling, Cuba customs receipts for 1894 and 1900, Youtsey Goebel case trial in Kentucky, Delaware and Washington populations, American tin plate mills to employ 35000, and Supreme Court convening. Also reported are Alabama coal output, U S cereal crop totals, Mississippi River floods near Ta Grosse Wisconsin, grain supplies, Farmington barber murder suicide, bank robbery linked fugitive, Tarleton strike outlook, Boise Idaho soldiers home fire, Keller confession of seven murders, Chicago bank fraud, naval monitor Arkansas in November docking, and Bible society missionary losses in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Cuba
Youtsey
Goebel
Bersgan
Georgetown
Deaware
District of Columbia
American Tin Plate
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Alabama
Ta Grosse
Wis
Mississippi
Black Rivers
United States
Farmington
J. P. Thao
Wred ‘Trappe
Nts
Wiliam Schreiber
Elizaheitport
Tarleton
Boise City
Idaho Soldiers
Amin
J. W. Keller
Sohoma
Chisago
Maj
Rudward Goldberg
Tadisu Agtut
Seneca, Mo
Monitor
Arkansas
Newport News
Guba
Mi Tase
Tex
Dimes Corvigny
Tarkeview Cemetery
Cleveland
Yesel Hansud
Treieiry
Jlendrick
Léenduet Wieder
Edward Amiseatin
Roxby
Stanley
Army of the Combertunil
Chattanooga
Edward Holden
Tiffin
Michigan special session opens with address in Lansing
The Michigan legislature convened in a special session at Lansing as Governor Progree delivered the opening address. The day’s news also notes crop report declines, multiple local accidents and incidents across the country, ongoing labor strikes in Pennsylvania, and international diplomacy developments.
Andrew Armstrong dies at Stamford country home at 71
Andrew C. Armstrong a Scribner's Monthly founder and one of New York's oldest publishers died at his Stamford Connecticut country home aged 71. The notice also lists other deaths and international items from the era, including ex presidents and foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew C. Armstrong
Scribner's Monthly
New York
Stamford
Conn
Joseph Payson Wright
United Statesarmy
Washington
ME. Jones
Gettysburg
Wheaton
Michael Pax
Laporte
Led
Julia Duplici
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Harrison
McKinley
Folm Taowless
Madison
Cleveland
Ouranny Wilking
Remingtom
Ind
Secretary urges China arms talks amid Russo Japanese frictions
Secretary replies to Fraser and Russia rejects proposals on arming China, permanent garrisons, and forts. He calls for immediate negotiations to preserve China while a Russian report warns Boxers are mustering vast forces in southern China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Fraser
Russia
China
South
Yaris
Kiev
Trussia
Leyte
Thomas Lipton
United States
Pretoria
Various Early 20th Century World Events and Local Incidents
Rear Admiral Remey reports Americans withdrawing from China while Germany backs Russia’s idea to refer the Chinese issue to The Hague. Other notes include births in Minnesota, US patent activity, a chemical explosion in Shelbyville Tennessee, an arbitration board appointment, and political debates in Michigan. Also mentions Dewey’s promise to Filipinos, an Arctic expedition by William Ziegler, a New York clerk jailed for fraud, and mining convention tensions in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remey
China
Germany
Russia
Hague
Henry Swaith
St. Charles
Minn
United States
Eeiool
Shelbyville
George Cray
Duluwie
Michigan
Admiral Dewey
Jaba Alextuder Dowie
Albert R. Green
General Lana
Interior Department
Elry
Lewis Seewald
Patrick Murphy
Joplin
Bureau of Statistics
Scranton
Minor News Items From A Far Flung World
Summary of scattered brief items noting global issues such as leprosy in the Philippines, Cuba farm trends, a German construction project, railway policy changes, U S fruit and gold mentions, duel statistics in Italy, Boer War veterans, peace congress reactions, a transatlantic boat concept, gold imports tied to South American mining, traffic and legal notices, cabbage crop shortages, ancient artifacts found, ancient worship noted, large numbers of sheep bears killed on Virginia and South Carolina borders, naval reserve interest, and auction bid procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Cuba
Chicago & Alton
United States
Cripple Creek
Thaly
Col. Lynch
Keuger
International Peace Congress
Paris
Gre Uritain
Transvas
Atlantic
Europe
New York
South Marlon
Clovis
Sylveston
Detroit
Meir
Henry 2. Firat
Cincinnati
Cieorgia Pout
Ao Owelle
Alten
Virginia
Avis
Nital
Wilonbie
Cnet
Daganise
Heoy
Feared Return of Chinese Court Delayed by Allied Forces
Washington reports the imperial court postpones its return to Peking due to the presence of allied troops. The message notes food shortages and Boxer disturbances in Shensi and Taiyuan Fu, with shifts to Shansi for faster contact with outside powers. Emperors and empress dowager are said to be about 60 miles farther from Peking, awaiting safer negotiation conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Lingang
Shensi
Shansi
Oer
Guayans
Porto Rico
Marinduque Island
Philippines
Chiarkieh
Porkhof
Russia
Andree
Eekimos
Wadson Bay
Conger His
Wand Mainner
Godlawn
Greetland
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Listia
Bombay
Tanho
St. Selena
Germany
Great Britain
Washington
Ieking
Ofiret
State Department
St. Petersburg
Liu Kua-Yih
Ching Chih-Lung
Tai Yuen Pu
Tai Yuen
Gay Yu
Shanghai
Peking
Aiso
Teking
Tientsin
Tai-Yuen-Fu
Shan-Si
Kwang $N
Luan
Prince Chung
Tsai Lien
Tsai Ying
Duke San Kang
Ying Nien
Chao Shu Chiao
Board of Punishment
Prince Luna
Yamaguch
Taku
Alfred Gaselee
Courit von Waldersee
Imperial Pleasure Grounds
Purple City
Prince Chwang
Duke Tsai Lan
Prince Yik
Prince Tuan
Siberian Trontine
Yangtsun
Mr. Wi
Mancay
Beatse
Rolerinry Deave South Afebeny
London
Geb Fehard Roberts
Wally News
South Africa
Cetul
Fragmented 1900s clippings mix in a curious news collage
A collage of stray notes covers international quarrels over China, health ads tout bitters and tonics, a punny barber gag, a map offer for sale, train line openings, and assorted quips, ads, and brief stories. The items include references to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Jell-O, and Laxative Bromo Quinine, plus light humor and street chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
Ex-Congressman Praises Peruana Cure for Catarrh
A letter from former Alabama congressman A. T. Goodwyn extols Peruana by Portina Medicine Co. of Columbus Ohio, claiming rapid relief from catarrh after two bottles. He urges readers to request a free booklet on catarrh from Dr Hartman, noting public figures endorse the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Goodwyn
Alabama
Portina Medicine Co
Columbus
Goodwyn
Hartman
Peru
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Sit
Jdt
Aaverk
Lansing
Progree
Ler
Charles Meeder
Farwington
Kes
Merman Kiefback
Lizzie Norman
Charles Burtenbeck
Sol Holbrook
Neb
Connery
Oveino
Coal and Iron
AL Pe Meer
Gaye Mills
W. FE
Dale
Moor Crautman
Aube
Counney
Oshkosh
Pennsylwinha
Gobin
Dnvida
Catal Siating
Joseph Wilson
Apnie Wilson
South Brewer
Wisconsin
Woodward
Tone
Evanston
Alexander Howard
New Yor
Rush Rhees
University of Rochester
N.Y
Nelson Williams
Oscuala
Ark
Peror Kwame Hoe Moyes
Seom
Skasul
Tivwate
Shemsi
Mawals
Gniventim Aig
Honolulu
San Francisco
Avecradla Suesday
Galeventon
Afpeaneree
Dinde
Lew Nevard
Ugh
Clemvilla
Greaveuls
Ryeard
Accond
Delia Miller
Chicago ‘Tribune
The
Louisiana Purchase
Texas
Gadeden
Northwest
Discovery and Settlement
Ruslis
Chicago
Philadelphia North Americay
Chicago Great Western Ry
Ilinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Andress
W. J. Reed
W. Ry
Country
Boston
Browns
Indianapolis Press
Detroit Journal
Lane
River Street
Indianapolis
Washington Post
Alte Pjso
Mia
Thos
Robbins
Maple Street
Norwich
N. Ya
Bisby
Mya
Bixby
Yucatan
Philadelphia
Watts
Atehizon
Catareh
Carter
Carters
W. L. Daug
Somme
Dougie
Dougles
Lyle Tatort
Hon Alwaye
Heen
Ikea
Abe Weatea
Heabon Coord
Bering
Douglas
Ivomn
L. Douglas Shoe Co
Mrockton
Baars
USA For Fears
Dr. Bull
Dr. Ball
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