Very Hard to Believe Chinese Views and Western Pressure
A long dispatch from St Petersburg reports Russian assent to Count von Buelow's note of Oct. 1. London quotes US proposals to behead Prince Tuan and place an imperial government under European bayonets, while The Times correspondent notes likely actions against the Chinese fleet. Berlin reports German officials cautious on their note with progress depending on China. Boxers are being cleared along the Tien-Tsin to Peking corridor under Weldersee's orders.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Count von Buelow
M. Delliers
Pekin
London
Daily Chrono
Washington
United States
Tuan
Peking
Daily Chronicle
Times
Formosa Strait
Rurik
Shanghai
Russia
Crest Wall
Germany
Chi Li
Shan Tung
Foreign Office
M. Delcasse
Chang
Lokal Anzeiger
Count von Weldersee
Tien-Tsin
Mung Chang
Game Authority
Tien- Tsin
Count von Waldersee
Emperor William
Kwang Hesa
England and United States align on punishment inquiries
Washington reports that Lord Salisbury may not answer the German proposition as Spe cial Commissioner Rockhill’s inquiry proceeds. Sir Clyde MacDonald will be instructed to pursue punishment questions for Chinese ring leaders, with Conger, as the United States cooperates with Chinese envoys. French note signals potential negotiations while punishments remain under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lord Salisbury
United States
Clyde MacDonald
Conger
Rockhill
State Department
Peking
Objections on Taku Forts Razing and Firearm Import Ban
The article notes a strong objection to efforts to raze the Taku forts and ban firearm imports while believing the imperial government will strive to meet powers demands on punishments. In Tuscola Ohio October 6 Lottie Cannon was found dying from laudanum in a hallway, despondent after her lover Oscar Hill left her.
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Taku
Tuscola
His
Lottie Cannon
Oscar Hill
Accident at hunt wounds Nunica teen in Haven Michigan
Marvus Sorenson a 16 year old from Nunica accidentally shot himself while rabbit hunting in Haven Michigan and lost his right hand.
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Iand Haven
Mich
Marvus Sorenson
Nunica
Chinese establish capital in Lingnan region per edict
The Chinese emperor will not return to Pekin. An imperial edict, reported by the Japanese foreign affairs ministry and Shanghai acting consul general, states the capital will be moved to Lingan with Chang An historically defended as the seat. The edict directs the governor of Shansi to prepare a palace site and provisions for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sing Nan Fu
Pekin
State Department
Shanghai
Tai Yuen
Chang An
China
Shansi
Lingan
Bryan tours Indiana towns with Hanna remark
Bryan continued his tour of Indiana speaking to large crowds at Brazi where he told supporters that Hanna would take care of the Republicans. The crowd cheered the remark and thousand attended to hear him praise Hanna and support the party.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bryan
Indiana
Brazi
Hanna
Local News From Eliza And Petersville
Brief notes from Eliza and Petersville include visits by Eliza III and D Shannahan of Chicago, a new baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Max Colberg, threshing season nearing end, Rev. Jones to fill pulpits, Noble Bros building a shed and crib, and political chatter. Also obituary verse for Vida Henrietta Dodson, infant daughter of Gen. Dodenn, with reflections on heaven and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Bros
James Sharkey
Petersville
Bern
Vida Henrietta Dodson
Gen. Dodenn
Nain
Christ
Daylight Ride Buffalo to New York Offered by Lehigh Valley
The Journal notes a 10 cent weekly service that provides a pleasant Buffalo to New York daylight trip aboard the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Passengers are promised every comfort and a smooth journey.
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The
Journal
Buffalo
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ten Percent Wage Increase Granted by Mines and Operators
A Pardee & Company notice at Cranberry and Crystal Ridge mines in Hazleton Pa says wages will rise 10 percent effective Oct 1 with powder priced at 1.50 per keg and the 2.25 old rate used to calculate the net gain. Scranton reports operators meeting endorsing the 10 percent rise. Wilkesbarre notes Mitchell's decision looming as the strike crisis nears resolution.
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Hazleton
A. Pardee & Company
Cranberry
Crystal Ridge
Lehigh
Scranton
New York
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Maxwell
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
United Mine Workers
Mayer Named Ambassador to Italy by President
The President, on recommendation of Massachusetts Senators, appoints George Von Laer Mayer of Hamilton, Massachusetts, as ambassador to Italy succeeding Draper. Mayer, Harvard graduate and former Massachusetts House speaker, is a Republican national committeeman. his name awaits Italian government approval.
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Washington
Massachusetts
George von Laer Mayer
Hamilton
Mass
Italy
Draper
Mayer
Harvard
House
Pine Creek Community Notes and Local GOP Nominations
In Pine Creek Ira Reeves is ill. James Metz traveled to Durant on business. Otto Bohnsock bought hogs this week. Some boys attended a Thursday dance at Dan Grimm’s. Henry Shiltz and W H Irwin started a clover shelter. The Montpelier township Republicans met at Pine Mills store on October 5, 1900 at 2 p m and nominated township officials including Justice of the Peace Robert Benett Julius Shelic and Assessor John Hetzler with clerk Robert Henderson and trustee Julius Welsch.
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Ira Reeves
James Metz
Durant
Kretschmar
Otto Bohnsock
Dan Grimm
Henry Shiltz
W. H. Irwin
Montpelier Township
Muscatine County
Iowa
Pine Millls
Robert Benett
Julius Shelic
George Titsch
Emel Beneks
John Hetzler
Robert Henderson
Julius Welsch
Fremont Voters Urged to Register Support for McKinley
All Republicans who voted for Fremont and expect to back McKinley are asked to leave names and addresses with the chairman of the Republican County Central Committee at Republican headquarters 114 East Second Street. J. W. McKee, Chairman Co. Cen. Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
McKinley
Republican County Central Committee
Republican
East Second Street
J. W. McKee
Veterans Association Officers Named For Next Meeting Place
The Louisa county veteran association elected officers at a session in Morning Sun. Wapello will host the next meeting with W. C. Sanders as president and N. W. McCay as secretary, all from Wapello, plus several vice presidents from nearby towns. A memorial program featured addresses by Chas. B. Flemming and J. C. Milliman among musical performances and recitations.
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Wapello
W. C. Sanders
N. W. McCay
G. W. Haden
S. F. Small
J. R. Smith
Columbus Junction
R. O. Ownes
Morning Sun
W. H
Exiled In His Home in Mississippi Divorce Case
Fred W. Hahler of Belleville Mississippi is barred from returning to his home by a circuit court injunction issued at the request of his wife in a divorce suit. The order followed allegations of mistreatment and threats. A constable escorted Hahler from his residence, advised him to seek shelter at a hotel, and he plans to seek dissolution of the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Fred W. Hahler
Schaefer
Circuit Court
Hahler
Hater
Haller
Harrowed Souls After Rail Torpedo Incident Near Ellsworth
A section gang in Charlevoix Michigan faced a railroad torpedo trap on the track north of Ellsworth. The blast lifted their handcar. Lewis Buzzle suffered a neck gash from tin shielding. Foreman George Ingold and two others fainted, then revived as Buzzle loaded them for the return to Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlevoix
Mich
Ellsworth
Lewis Buzzle
George Ingold
Buzzle
Elsworth
Roosevelt Regains Strength In Illinois Stop
Sterling Illinois October 6 Governor Roosevelt arrives with voice recovered enabling brief speech meet by Hanna Payne Heath and Chicago leaders. Gubernatorial candidate Yates joins at Rock Island as Illinois leaders plan to back Yates and Cullom during train stop.
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Sterling
Ill
Roosevelt
Hanna
Payne
Heath
Chicago
Yates
Rock Island
Illinois
Cullom
Fremont Republicans report at headquarters names rolled
Fremont Republicans begin reporting at party headquarters with names listed on the roll including W. H. Connor Samuel Bowlby John St Leger J B Jarvis Joel Dean Sr Jas Wilson Joseph Morrison P J La Grille Thos M Winnemore Harry R Gartner Julius Endter contractor for John Breen's new building on Second and Broadway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Republicans
W. H. Connor
Samuel Bowlby
John St. Leger
J. B. Jarvis
Joel Dean, Sr
Jas Wilson
Joseph Morrison
P. J. la Grille
Thos. M. Winnemore
Harry R. Gartner
Julius Endter
John Breen
Second and Broadway
Exposition Express Leaves Buffalo at 2 P.M.
Express service via Lehigh Valley Railroad departs Buffalo at 2 PM with luxurious sleeping cars aboard the Exposition Express. The schedule highlights comfort and rapid travel for the rail line's travelers.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cass
Tammany Riot Forces Police to Adjourn Convention
New York October 6 delegates to the Tammany senatorial convention of the 71st district clashed in an all night session that turned violent. Police reserves were called at four in the morning, as leaders fought and furniture was smashed before an adjournment to night. Street Cleaning Commissioner Nagle and Borough Bronx President Haffen then agreed to postpone hostilities. The trouble began when Nagle claimed enough delegates to nominate Haffen’s son.
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New York
Weihand
Nagle
Haffen
Bronx
Swindle in Washington Iowa Nets $100 from Duwaa
John Duwaa, a German American farmer eight miles north of Washington, Iowa, was lured by two lightning rod salesmen who offered installation for 3.50. They later demanded 153.50, then pushed for a note for 100 which was sold to Riverside Bank. The swindlers fled with the money.
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Washington
Iowa
John Downn
Here
Duwaa
Riverside Bark
Burlington Disappointed by Population Gain
Burlington reports 23 201 residents as of today a ten year gain of 635 people. The city reacts with disappointment at the slower growth rate and reflects on demographic prospects.
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Burlington
Opening at Henry Butz's Fair with astonishing prices
Local notes report Henry Butz's fair opening Monday featuring low prices on imported china and glassware. Visitors include Mrs. Herman Vogel Jr and baby from near West Liberty. Miss Mira Hershey arrived from Los Angeles and stays with L. G. Burnett. River levels rise as north rains swell upper rivers. The German Evangelical church Young Ladies Society surprised Pastor Rev. F C Klein with games and refreshments.
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Henry Butz
Mira Hershey
Los Angeles
Cal
L. G. Burnett
la Cross
Wisconsin
Young Ladies’ Society of
The
German Evangelical Church
Kiein
Democrats Enjoy Davenport Excursion With Mock Saloon Rides
The Democratic paper reports a convivial Davenport trip where passengers used the cars as beer saloons and notes many riders from the area wished to see the famed leader of the Rough Riders.
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Democratic
Davenport
Weather Deteriorates Then Clears Across Iowa
Special forecast from Chicago notes rain and thunder squalls this afternoon for eastern and southern Iowa with tonight’s cold front. Sunday looks generally fair but much colder across the state with brisk winds.
First Methodist Episcopal Church Services Update
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Third Street and Iowa Avenue, led by Pastor C. L. Stafford, announces 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons, morning theme Redemption Revealed and evening theme Only Leaves. Sabbath School at 2:00, Junior League at 3:00, Epworth League at 6:30 with Rich Toward God from Luke 12:13-21. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:20, teachers meeting Saturday 7:30. Seats free. all invited to worship.
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God
Chas. Robertson
Harry Garnes
Evening Powers Sermon Series Prompts Moral Courage Talk
Tomorrow at 11 am worship, 9 45 am Sunday school, 6 30 pm Young People service. Mr Fowler continues the series on The Per ils of Our City speaking on Backbone or The Peril of Moral Cowardice. Miss Nellie Robertson to sing He shall lead his flock from the Messiah. Congregational singing led by the chorus choir. All welcome.
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Nellie Robertson
The Law of Promotion and the Ascent of Life Sermon
First Congregational Church offers morning and evening worship with a 10 30 a m sermon on The law of Promotion and the Ascent of Life. Sunday School at 1 30 p m. An orchestral praise service followed by Bible study. Evening program includes The Nobe Seven story sermon about ranch life and companionship with good music and free seats.
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First Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Service Schedule with Sermon and Classes
Corner Town arms and Fourth Street hosts a 10:30 a.m. morning service preached by the Pastor on the topic A Seeker after Truth. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. with good music and activities. C E meeting at 6:20 led by Miss Bowser. Evening service at 7:30 conducted by J N Elliott, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Town Arms
Fourth St
C. E
Miss Bowser
J. N. Elliott
Friends Church Service Schedule Corner Sycamore Fifth
The notice lists services at Friends' Church corner Sycamore and Fifth with preaching at 10 a m Sabbath school at 11 15 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday evening and all are welcomed by Pastor Frances Liter.
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Sycamore and
Fifth
Frances Liter
Sabbath Services and Prayer Meetings Schedule
Sabbath school starts at 9 30 a m with sermons by Pastor Hix at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Young People meet at 6 30 p m General prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m
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Hix
Pilgrim Congregational Church Services
Pilgrim Congregational Church lists Sunday School at 9 15 a m Junior Society of Christian Endeavor at 2 p m and an evening service at 730 conducted by J Theo Kuechmann all warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Society of Christian Endeavor
J. Theo. Kuechmann
Church notices at Corner Ninth and Ponlar
Sab bath school at 9:30. Praise service at 10:30 and 7:30. Praise meeting Wednesday at 7:30. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Ninth
Ponlar
First Church Service and midweek meeting notice
First Church of Christ Scientist located at Sixth and Walnut offers Sunday service at 11 a.m. with the subject Doctrine of Atonement. A Wednesday evening meeting is scheduled at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ Scientist
Corner Sixth and
Walnut Street
Musserville Friends' Church Weekend Services
Sabbath school at 2 p.m. preaching at 3 p.m. prayer meeting scheduled for 7:39 p.m. Friday evening at Musserville Friends' Church.
Salvation Army Meeting Announcement
Salvation Army holds meetings at the Salvation Army hall Sunday afternoon and evening inviting everyone to attend.
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Salvation Army Hall
Lehigh Valley Railroad Offers Limited Trains to New York
The Lehigh Valley Railroad provides vestibulated limited trains from Buffalo and Chicago to New York with dining car service available a la carte.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
Chicago
New York
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