Global News Roundup Shows Turbulent Day Worldwide
Natal fears no Boer invasion as China apologizes to Japan. Naples reports plague cases. Rio port affected. Mrs McKinley improving. Shaffer challenges Gompera and Mitchell to prove charges. Corbin finds Philippine conditions satisfactory. Boer leaders banished. Sierra arrives with 2.6 million in gold. Kidnapping of Miss Stone details emerge. Dozens injured in O K R N wreck at Fairnd Wash. Samoa displeased with US treatment. Anaconda declares 1.25 dividend. Pekin court to stay away for two years. Kruger refuses a U.S. mission. Emma Goldman released. Czolgoss convicted. Duke of York leaves Ottawa. Columbia and Shamrock measured. Anarchist press crackdown in Europe. English yeomanry reluctant to re-enlist. Missouri killer commits suicide. Judge Wilson and Admiral Schley figures die. Buford afloat after Philippine grounding. Nome Indians face starvation. miners suffer. New torpedo boat destroyer and Holland sub launched in NJ. Mises Stone rescue attempt fails. Edward Mednare murdered in Washington state. Pendleton robbery suspects identified. Boer appeal may be declared incompetent. Ferrior acquitted in Chehali murder. Treasury chiefs meet President. Yorks enjoy Ottawa river trip. Admiral Lampoon to be relieved. Shaffer condemns steel strike. labour groups criticized. Cadgust bullets found poison-free. McKill memorial services held. Marty De Windt to attempt overland journey.
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China
Japan
Naples
Rio
Brazil
Czolgosz Arrives at Auburn Prison Under Guard
Leon F. Czolgosz the McKinley assassin arrives in Auburn New York at 3 15 am in custoday of Erie county sheriff and 21 deputies. He is placed in the condemned row cell as guards tighten security after a dramatic transfer. He shows fear tremors and sorrow but declares no accomplices and expresses remorse for Mrs McKinley.
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Auburn
N. Y
Leon F. Czolgosz
McKinley
Erie County
Arives
Czogosz
Czylgosz
Temple of Music
Czolgocz
Czolgosz
Fired on by policemen at Fourth and Folsom
In San Francisco on September 30 a volley from special policemen wounded Herman Kamlade fatally and John Wilson slightly after a clash with strike sympathizers. The men say they were attacked and forced to defend themselves, then fired upon while backing toward buildings. Salt Lake City dispatch notes Salmon River Railroad from Blackfoot to Mackay in central Idaho will be completed by September 30 with service starting soon after.
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San Francisco
Bulleta
Fourth
Folsom
Herman Kamlade
John Wilson
Wilson
Salt Lake City
Salmon River
Idaho
Blackfoot
Mackay
Relief fund opened for Guayaquil fire victims
Guayaquil Ecuador Sept 90 a Wednesday night blaze destroyed 11 city blocks in the south end causing about 4 000 000 in losses and displacing many residents a relief fund opened yesterday already collecting 12 000 while the commercial district suffered no damage.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Hunter killed by bear near Nelson and Rice in Vancouver report
News from Vancouver B C dated September 90 reports hunter Dan Rice of Nelson and George Adame were out hunting when a bear attacked. After two days the missing men were found dead near the camp with injuries consistent with a bear attack.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dan Rice
Nelson
Rice
George Adame
Ries
Plight of Indians in Nome Threatens Starvation Amid Rum Trade
Reports from Nome indicate 300 native people have traded furs and ivory for supplies, then lost their money to whiskey peddlers. They spent the summer in revelry and deprive themselves of provisions for winter, risking starvation unless government aid saves the tribes on shore and at village camps.
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le Hes
Port Townsend
Nome
Oregon
Son
Uiehans
Indiana
Destitute Miners Reach Nome Amid Cable Woes and Gold Outlook
The Bear landed 18 penniless men at Nome after finding them at Kotzebue sound. They had joined the Kotzebue rush in 199X and saw little gold. Reports indicate nine breaks in the Bt Michael Nome cable with gaps and probable abandonment. A Swede man was found dead on the beach near safety. Nome banks estimate regional gold output at 5 million dollars, 500000 more than last year.
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Nome
United States
Bear
Kotzebue Sound
Kotzebue
Safety
Itas
Ian Jena
Anene
Militia Called as Coal Mine Strikers Attack Town
Madisonville Kentucky September 26 The governor is urged to deploy troops to halt violent coal mine strikers who opened fire on the Reinecke mines from a nearby grove. A squad of 25 to 30 men moved within 80 yards of the main road peppering the street as guards retreated. Authorities vow to summon every available man in the county to protect mine property and restore order.
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Madisonville
Reinecke
Cottage City Brings Gold Voyage Back To Seattle
The steam ship Cottage City arrives from Skagway with nearly 200 passengers. Purser Bree reports gold valued around $100,000 in his safe and on board. Interior reports say Dawson exodus continues with Yukon boat arrivals expected in two weeks.
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Seattle
Cottage City
Wallace
Skagway
Bree
Dyers
Interior
Dawson
Yukon
Germans ready to greet unknown American whaler at Buk
Reports from the Caroline Islands state German authorities on Buk plan a warm reception for an unnamed American whaling bark homeported in San Francisco. A gun has been placed to deter smugglers after a past sale of knives and revolvers to Buk natives.
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San Francisco
Caroline Islands
Juba di Spreckels
Ruk
Buk
John D. Spreckels
Capture of Miss Stone in Turkey Details Emerge
A Boston letter to the American Board outlines the capture of Miss Stone and her helper Mrs Tsilka by brigands in Turkey. The party of 15 to 18 was forced through a river and up a mountain before the brief guard left the captives relieved of watches money and jewelry.
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Boston
Miss” Stone
Turkey
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Sanokoo
Miss Stone
Mexican scientist links cliff dwellers to Asiatic origins
Durango Mexico Sept 27 Senor Batres representing the government of Mexico reports in Durango that cliff-dwellers ruins in Mancos canyon show Asiatic and Japanese design. He argues cliff dwellers and mound builders are distinct races and that the cliff dwellers migrated to Mexico via Arizona. He urges US action to protect ruins from vandals and tourists as a link to a prehistoric race.
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Durango
Colo
Leopold Batres
Government of
Mexico
Dusrango
Mancos Canyon
Senor Batres
Arizona
Senor Batros
United States
Dark Ways of Chinese Seem to Evade Restriction
Chronicle reports that Chinese nationals try to bypass limits by using transit privileges. They travel to Mexico or other ports then return across the border into the United States, undermining border controls.
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San Francisco
The
the. Chronicle
Gen. Francisco
Mexico
Fragmented account of a mishap near the ravine and Rio
A mangled fragment describes a sudden disaster with camps swept and a near miss. The text mentions a council member and a casualty count, alluding to spilled fate and a spray of debris with limited readable detail.
Fragmentary header clues at local meeting
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a local meeting or event with names and dates unreadable. The readable pieces show generic terms and no clear outcome or participants.
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America
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Jere Wilson
Admiral Schley
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Edward Jo Mednare
Portland
Olequa
Wash
Pendleton
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Chehali
John W. Ferrior
Bramon Halcomb
Treasury
Rovespoort
Duke and Duchess of York
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Boston Navy Yard
Shaffer
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