End of Panamanian Civil Strife Reported by U S Consul
A U S despatch from Manama dated July 27 reports the end of the Panamanian civil strife with the surrender of revolutionary forces and restored order. Heavy fighting occurred July 21 25 around Corozal and within Panama City. The Leander aided wounded until armistice talks failed briefly but a general surrender followed. Cremation of most dead and pervasive casualties noted. amnesty granted to revolutionists.
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Washington
Department of State
United States
Manama
Gudger
Corozal
Panama
Thouse
Leander
Haugland
France
Mr. Gudger
Tailer's Eight-Foot Shark Brought to Babylon Harbor
E L Tailer of New York caught an eight foot six inch shark near Fire Island inlet while aboard the yacht Halcyon. The fish weighed about 400 pounds, the largest ever taken locally, and was towed to the Watson house for exhibition before burial tomorrow. Tailer also caught a smaller shark the day before.
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Babylon
E. L. Tailer
New York
Watson House
East Channel
Fire Island Inlet
Tailer
Plot to Seize Roberts and Shoot British Officers
Aug 10 reports in Pretoria of a plot to seize General Roberts and kill many British officers. Ten men charged, more suspects watched, and a stricter pass system urged. Boers reportedly flog natives after occupations. ongoing town gunfire at night. trains and rations discussed.
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Pretoria
Roberts
Road to Pekin Open Opposes Waldersee in China Ride
News from China reports General Chaften’s capture of Yang tsun as key, with fears Pekin’s road to the capital opening. while French and British positions shift, the French minister Pichon refuses to leave Pekin without orders, and Chinese forces attract aid as rumors spread of reformers, amid Allied tensions.
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Fielt
Marshall von Waldersee
Prince Taun
Pekin
Saja
London
Ang
Chaften
Yangtsun
China
Tien-Tsin
Paris
Voncur
Marshal von Waldersen
Count von Waldersee
Telegrapd
Chitase
Haiku
Prince Tuan
Pekiv
Sung
Tien-‘lsin
M Pichon
Shanghai
Shangh
France
M. Pichon
Tsung li Yamen
Philippine War News and Other Dispatches From Aug. 10
A Washington dispatch quotes Admiral Dewey on ongoing Philippine insurrection, its leaders, and the China situation. Separate notes cover hollow ware price hikes by glassmakers, St Louis embracing the shirt waist trend for men, a man threatening suicide for a beer in Trenton, and a boy dangling from a fifth story window at the Chelsea Savoy hotel as rescuers avert tragedy.
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New York
Washington Dispatch
Brooklyn Eagle
George Dewey
Eagle
Aguinnaldo
Bryan
China
Phillippine Islands
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Anog Chang
St. Louis
Second District Police Court
Dre. G. A. Jordan
George L Kearney
A. Vogal
M. Dwyer
L J. Holtman
G. O Schroeder
Carl Unger
Henry Busch
Lou Jones
Fred Zeigenhein
George Brand
Atlantic City
N. J
Hotel Savoy
Chelsea
Henry Fisk
The
Savoy
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American Journal of Health
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Peter Paul
Odd Fellows’ Block
Columbia
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Indies
Mee
L. Tailer's Shark
Dressinghams
New Jersey
Phillipsburg
Peter Winters
Tower Harmony Township
Winters
Port Jervis
N. Y
Lewis E. Weetbrook
Grand Trunk Railway
New York City
Westfield
WN. J
Jennie Dorr
Orange Street
Weatbrook
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Malesta
Tribuna
Rome
Signor Sarreo
Italy
St Louis
Railway Emloyees’ Union
Berlin
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Ronick
Virginia
New Haven
Martha FE. Clark
Edwin H. Clark
Temple Street
Miss Clark
Clark
New Britain
Frank L. Hangerford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alabama
Dewey
Ene Inc
Glass Manufacturing Association
Blawers’ Committee
Zeigentein
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Hais Beer
Trenton
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Lake
Feenane
Moriarty’s
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Gately & Brennan
Credit Clothiers
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