Comprehensive review of noted world events in the week
A digest of imperial, political, and social developments with highlights in Britain’s Boer War actions, U S political rhetoric, German and Chinese affairs, and domestic incidents. Included are railroad accidents, labor strikes, census updates, and notable deaths shaping public discourse.
Unrest in Two Kwong Provinces Feeds Sectarian Strife
London reports focus on a general election while Western powers urge unity over Germany's note. Dispatches describe renewed Christian persecution in Shan Tang and rising Triad activity in Canton. Kowloon measures are noted as unrest spreads through the two Kwong provinces and Manchurian conflicts draw attention.
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London
Daily News
Hich
United States
William
China
Great Britain
Pekin
Tien Tain
Manchuria
Chinese Commissariat
Ching Kiang
Taku
Shen Si
Daily Express
Hong Kong
Canton
The
Times
W.ting
Wai-oan
Kowloo
Wreck and Cable Deals Stir Antipodean News
Reports from Minders Island detail the total loss of the Japanese mail boat Fetaini Maeu after striking reef in a gale. 150 aboard were saved. News also notes Pacific cable contract to Telegraph Construction & Maintenance Co for 99.5 million pounds and 18 month build, plus Newcastle coal strike idling 1,100 workers.
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Vancouver
B. C
Bodney
Minders Island
Townaville
New South Wales
Telegraph Construction & Maintenance Company, Limited
Newcastle
Mount Arrowamith
Tasmania
Los Negros
Hemdreda
First Telegram Sent from Skagway to Seattle Opens Alaska Link
The Skagway Seattle telegram marks a business epoch with a seven hour transit and plans to cut time as systems stabilize. The message traveled Skagway Atlin Lillooet Ashcroft Vancouver and finally Seattle via a temporary link. The Canadian government line is incomplete but expected to finish by October 10 opening a through commercial route.
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Seattle
Skagway
Alaska
Atlin
Atlin-Lilloces
Fraser River
Ashcroft
Vancouver
Punitive redeployment to Marinduque by 4th Whele Regiment
Cablegram from Washington reports 4th Whele Regiment to Marinduque to crush insurrection with 18 infantry companies and inland command by General Hareie. Dispatch notes losses of Captain Bhislda’s men and actions around October 3 as MacArthur iterates reinforcements aboard Yorktown and volunteers.
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War Department
Manila
Marinduque
Sumner
Hareie
Anderson
MacArthur
Reinsent
Maginduque
Bhislda
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