Foreign and Canadian war dispatches amid Pekin turmoil and Vets welcome
Reports from Rome, London, Brussels, Paris and Toronto describe Chinese military setbacks around Pekin and Tien Tain with prisoners, rail repairs by Japanese engineers, and a French led relief of European legations. Also a Toronto crowd greets Royal Canadians returning from South Africa with cheers and celebrations.
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Candiani
Taku
Pakin
Tien Tain
Pekin
Toronto
Ont
Union Station
Yeaterday
South Africa
Jim Kenedy
Paardeburg
Germans lodge complaint over alleged cruelty in Johannesburg
A German deputation in Berlin accuses authorities of brutal treatment of about 400 German subjects arrested in Johannesburg. They claim detainees were stripped, transported barefoot to a seaport, shipped to Flushing, and left penniless. They urge the German foreign office to seek damages.
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Berlin
Transvaal
Foreign Office
Poior
Flushing
Berliner Tageblatt
Uopon
Lord Roberts
England
Victian
Veterans Arrive En Campment Huge Chicago Gathering
Chicago hosts the 34th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with an estimated 45 000 veterans and 300 000 excursionists arriving by Sunday night. States from New York to Wisconsin send large contingents as Gen Keifer and Gen Bragg predict a record parade. Navy veterans march with a single flag from the Winnebago, carried by Edward Woodruff and J R Lynn of Chicago.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Republic
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Warren Keifer
Edward S. Bragg
Washington
Lake, Michigan
Oheirs
Navy
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Edward Woodruff
Rockford
J. R. Lynn
Denver Population Figures Question Census Gain
Denver observers contest census numbers showing a 27,000 population gain since 1880. They argue 7,000 new houses imply higher counts, school census suggests 170,000, directory estimate 175,000, and school population up 48.3 percent since 1890 while federal data show 2.544 percent. The public works board probes census omissions.
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Col
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Board of Public Works
Clarke Death on the Track in Windsor Believed Accident
The body of Charles E. Clarke, 43, of Ellington, was found beside a railroad track near a stone bridge after a 6:19 a.m. train spotted him. An inspector and Dr. N. Bell concluded he was crushed and had likely been lying on the track when struck. Clarke leaves a wife, a brother George, and a sister Mrs. Edward Willett.
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Charles E. Clarke
Stone Bridge
H. A. Mott
Bell
Clarke
James Lyman
H. H. Ellsworth
Ellington
George Clarke
Edward Willett
Melrose
GIVING UP OF ROME and Census Rest Will Give Up About That Number
Rome reports that clerical papers will publish a statement confirming King Humbert sought to abdicate and cede Rome to church authority before burial. Census returns indicate US population around 75 million with 32 percent in cities over 100,000. immigration has surged in the decade. In Pond Eddy, Sullivan County, two eagles threaten lambs and a hound pup. farmers fear children playing outdoors and plan to shoot the birds.
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London
Observatore Romano
Rome
Daily Express
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Naples
Roma
Holy See
Washington
Sagt
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
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Hulda
Port Jervis
Pond Eddy
Sullivan County
N.Y
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Hife
Peter South
Meriden Republicans push by McLean friends tonight
Meriden notices the republican caucus at town hall this evening as McLean backers rally. Fessenden forces from New Haven and other towns contest the Meriden scene while Senator Platt allies back McLean, with Doolittle likely to head the ticket.
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McLean
Meriden
Amcus
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Fessenden
New Haven
McGean
Doolittle
NeLean
Wall Street Report From Boston and New York Branch Office
Furnished by John Doherty of Howard Crosby & Co serving Boston at 24 Congreve Street and a New York branch at 62 Wall Street Culver Block Naugatuck. The notice appears as a brokerage update or market report snippet.
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Howard, Crosby & Co
Congreva St
Boston
Wall St
New York
Culver Block
Naugatuck
New Stock Reaches Low Prices After Fire Sale
The speaker recalls last April’s disastrous fire and a subsequent fire sale that benefited customers. Now the entire stock is new and up to date in style and finish, with unusually low prices supported by strong trade.
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