Troops and diplomacy cloud Peking crisis in June dispatch
A bustling Berlin and Paris relay note outlines European powers sharp on Peking. Germany and Russia press for limited troop movement while Britain and France waver. U.S. observers describe a tense stand, with Germany hinting at restraint and Austria leaning toward a stay in Peking as China remains central to the multilateral bargaining.
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National Union Reform Party Nominates Candidates
The meeting in Staepte Hall nominated Donelson Caffery of Segulbiauis for president and Archibald Durray Hine of Gaambridge for vice president with a platform opposing imperial annexations and advocating a single gold standard. The party’s emblem, the statue of liberty on the Capitol dome, was chosen.
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National Union Reform Party
R. S. ‘Rhompson
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Census Bureau figures show Bronx City population rise
Washington reports Bronx City Ta with 83,174 residents, up 47,906 since 1800, a 57.0 percent increase. Thivenport Indiana records 85 people, up from 26,878 in 1890, and Limit Illinois rises to 15,072 from 30,893, up 14.47 percent.
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Nme Census Bureau
Bronx City
Bryan in West Virginia Tour Ends With Imperialism Talk
Wheeling Sept 7 The West Virginia tour of Democrat William J Bryan concluded with a speech in Wheeling after visiting Deer Park Clarksburg Parkersburg St Marys and Sistersville The three day 300 mile swing featured six major speeches and several brief talks Bryan argued imperialism raises fundamental questions about government and the fate of the Philippines addressing ratification of the treaty and declaring Republicans share responsibility for events following the treaty.
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Heeaks Records and Milestone Milling Output
In Minneapolis on Sept 4 a record year ends Sept 1, 4899. The industry shows unprecedented production with a forecast of 49,500,000 barrels. This surpasses all prior records and marks a peak in Lowr milling progress.
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Convictions, unions, and arson swirl in Sept. case
By September 6 the court overruled exceptions in the Ste Cede Powers case after a murder plot led to a suspect’s conviction. The Windsor trade union meeting era and a Wednesday morning incident are noted along with a riotous blaze that burned a post office two ratorna and a barber shop, with damages estimated at 7A,000.
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Bank Clowen at Lemont Closes as Receiver Likely
The Lemont state bank with 11,000 in deposits has ceased business and will probably pass to a receiver. Directors met and named the American Savings Bank as successor, to cover the bank's 11,000 indebtedness. Depositors hold 3,000 cash and 37,000 in negotiable instruments mostly secured by mortgages on Chico real estate. Also notes Huntington Pines, New York, Sept. 1. Southern Pact rulings show regrets for Mr Huntington. James Speyer elected to replace him on the board. Wig Strike Threatened in Indianapolis as United Mine Workers may declare a strike to idle 143,000 tach.
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Roosevelt in Detroit Thrills Large Michigan Rally
Gov. Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Detroit aboard the special coach Minnesota amid a 150 strong reception committee. He spoke at the Hotel Cadillac before marching to a mass meeting where he ridiculed the Kansas City platform and asserted the army officers present were tyrants in a crowd of 4,000, drawing laughter as five soldiers stood. The governor then continued to Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo on the day’s tour.
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Gold Democrats organize national headquarters in Indianapolis
Gen Charles Lracy and John P. Wrensel announced an executive committee for the Gold Democratic Party with members from several states. Headquarters will open in Indianapolis to campaign against Bryan, with sound money clubs to be formed and speakers to tour Indiana and neighboring states.
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Gold Democratic Party
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Virginia
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Iowa
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California
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Ohio
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Peculiar Feud Ends in Mass Sheep Massacre near Mount Lianco
Reports from Sharpsdale Colorado describe a cattlemen versus sheepmen dispute over range use. About 3,000 sheep were driven down a gulch to a 260 foot waterfall and pushed over the edge, many killed. The clash follows water scarcity and pasturing conflicts.
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Fusion in Minnesota Democrats and Populists Nominate Ticket
The Democratic convention in St Paul and the Populist convention in Minneapolis agreed on a joint ticket: Governor John Lind, Lieutenant Governor Meighan, Secretary of State M. Bs Manry, State Treasurer H. C. Koerner, Attorney General Robert C. Saunders, Railroad Commissioners RB. M. Ringdalel and T. 4 Knox for four years, 8. M. Owen for two years, Chief Justice Frank C. Brooks, Associate Justice J. G. Nethaway, Electors at large Dr. Rudolph Schiffmann and M. R. Prendergast. The platform renews allegiance to democracy, praises Bryan and Stevesson, condemns the tariff, supports South American republics, attacks Republican sympathy with them, condemns the high tariff as fostering trusts, and backs organized labor for a shorter workday.
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Seek a Federation Gatherings of Catholic groups in Philadelphia
Advices indicate a major meeting of Catholic priests and laymen, to be held in Philadelphia under Archbishop Ryan on September 17. Delegates from across the United States and Catholic benevolent societies will discuss forming a federation to unite these associations with about 150 000 members. The Catholic Knights of America have initiated the move following advice from Dishaji McFaul of Trenton New Jersey.
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Wisconsin Headlines Highlight Sheriff Shooting and Library Donation
Wisconsin reports name Melia Howard as the shooter who wounded Sheriff Horace A. Warner in Stevens Point. Howard, a Michigan felon, had prior prison parole revoked for failing to report. public library in Oshkosh dedicated as Harris Sawyer library with large bequests. News covers crop conditions, a Social Democracy ticket, Badger football dates, and Wisconsin Traction’s incorporation for a unified state electric network.
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Treachery Behind Philippine Insurrection Report
A war department cable from Manila quotes General MacArthur detailing a treachery linked operation. Detachments near Carmen were attacked by bolomen with over a hundred killed, amid movement reports and insurrection suppression efforts.
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Population totals spark city census contrasts
The report lists populations for several cities with gains from 1890. Trenton Newark and Lincoln show notable increases, while Militia and Dallas entries reflect varied percentage changes. An earthquake in Lutuy’s Bay causes damage and casualties.
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Seymour
Canada
Fall Was Fatal Ryer Finstad Dies After Elevator Fall
Ryer Finstad fell 160 feet from a Great Northern steel elevator in West Superior when the rope snapped while lowering him. He died three hours later from injuries sustained in the fall after striking a plank on scaffolding.
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