Pekin Report Mentions Japanese and Americans
A fragment notes tension between Japanese and Americans in Pekin dated July 20 with reference to a kite event and unspecified earlier actions, reflecting wartime era reportage.
Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
Global War News and Political Turmoil Across Americas Europe and Asia
A sweeping compilation notes global unrest including famine in India and floods in Chile. Reports cite Boer surrender momentum in South Africa and political maneuvers in the United States and Italy.
Annexation of Tutuila Document of Cession
Washington reports Commander Benjamin P. Tiller, in charge at the Tutuila station, received an instrument of cession signed April 17 by 22 Tutuila chiefs. The islands are to form the district of Taitila under U.S. law with local chiefs retaining rights, while import restrictions on firearms explosives and alcohol are imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin P. Tiller
United States Naval Station
Tutuila
Kamos
Faa
Navy Department
United States
Tilley
Tatila
Aupa
Islamda
Rocka
Pago Pago
Tutila
Rosenland
Magua
Tauila
Nine Injured as Girders Collapse at Broadway Walker Site
In New York three workers aged 17 16 and 19 suffered serious injuries and six more were cut and bruised when five heavy front girders toppled from a five story Walker Street building under construction. The men, all employed by M Goldberg Co, were working on the upper floors. One huge iron piece weighing over a ton snapped a 14 foot upright and buried 80 workers on the top floor. Foreman Alfred Norton was arrested on criminal neglect and kept in Center Street court until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Walker Streets
Fannie Cohen
Morris Beichere
David Waldemann
Sll
M. Goldberg & Co
Uink
Syoot
Walker Street
Alfred Norton
Center Street Court
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Neb
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Caleb Powers
Goovel
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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Christian Dewet
France
Japan
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General Otis
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Wisconsin
Idaho
London
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A.H. Cardin
Cape Nome
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Pekin
Delly
Lane County
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Frederick T. Potter
King Victor Emanuel III
Monza
Germany
William Vernon Harcourt
Roger Wolcott
Marseachusetts
Foraker Snys
United States Treasury
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la Grande
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John Clark Stidpath
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Amur
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Hoar
Treasury Department
Tien Tein
Conger
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Ind
Selisbery Deeing
Humbard Salisbury & Clered
United
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Secretary of the Navy
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