First Steps Toward Reducing U S Forces in China
Washington reports the United States will cut American troops in China to guard strength at Pekin after the conference. Gen Chaffee to withdraw forces with a civil Legation guard remaining. movement expected by late October. Conger to join a commission while diplomacy continues with Chinese envoys.
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United States
Gen. Chaffee
China
DeVoolent
Pekin
Cubrimty
Hart
Phil Staalforce
Teield
Conmt
Watderses
Muceh
Cron. Chaffee
Conger
Ote
Avill
Trik
Commissionmo
England’s Answer to Germany Mirrors Our Plan
The article reports Lord Salisbury’s verbal reply to the German note, suggesting England would align with Germany’s terms, a move unexpected by Washington and Berlin. It notes official secrecy, editorials in The Drath Chronicles and The Times debating China policy and Anglo German-French-Japanese cooperation.
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United States
Conn von Hintafeldt-Waldenberg
Lord Salisture
Count von Hatzfeldt Waldenberg
Delere
Germany
Washington
England
Berlin
London
China
Japan
America
the Times
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Microbe Threat
Ad copy extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a preventive and curative remedy against microbes. It claims the medicine destroys germs, prevents pain, purifies the blood, and effects a permanent cure.
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Hood
British Reply to German Proposal Sparks Astonishment
The Daily Chronicle notes a non repentant mood and predicts Britain will warmly back the German proposal as reasonable and just. China reports rapid moves toward war with Germany with Count Von Waldersee expected to demand surrender of five leaders and declare war.
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Great Britain
Daily Chronicle
China
Germany
Shanghai
Count von Waldersee
Vakay
Secret edict pledges renewed war under empress dowager
Chinese officials report Prince Tuan issued an edict in the empress dowager's name stating the imperial court will continue the war at any cost. It threatens beheading for officials not supporting the Manchu cause and execution of their families and demolition of ancestral tombs.
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Shanghai
Prince Tuan
Russian general staff chief captures Chinese foe near Sungari
The war office reports Gen. Sacharoff captured Chuo Lan Chen on September 12 near the Sungari River. Russians say they engaged BWW Chinese and sustained no casualties.
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St. Petersburg
War Office
Sacharoff
Chuo Lan Chen
Sungari River
General Palmer Dead
Springfield mourns General Johan M. Palmer former Illinois U S senator dies suddenly of heart failure at his home. He was an honorary pallbearer at General MacClelland's funeral and had attended state fair ceremonies recently before his collapse. Palmer was a presidential candidate on the Gold Democratic ticket in the late 19th century.
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Johan M. Palmer
United States
Unois
Heo
McClernand
Palmer
Moralog
Ateck Wiltheae
Coeneral Palmer
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Promises
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tateets as a quick cure for a cold with a money back claim. The copy references endorsements or signatures and urges purchase of the remedy with assurance of rapid relief.
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E. W. Grove
Striking Collieries Close as Short of Men Halts Work
Shenandoah Pa Sept 26 Workers idle as three more collieries close due to insufficient turnout. Cambridge coal plant remains staffed, others in the region operate short handed. English speaking miners form a United Mine Workers branch with 250 pledged to unionize as 274 thousand Mocquine workers idle in district No 9 Schuylkill district troops idle between drills and parades.
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Cambridges
J. C. McGinnix
Cambridge Coal Company
Thos Boraueh
United Mine Workers
George Harris
Mir. Harris Inc
Hazleton Seeks Troops Amid Strikes and Unrest
Reports indicate Stevi Parvey telegraphed Cray that troops may be sent to Hazleton to guard persons and property during night strikes. Governor weighing the Sheriff's request as private citizens in Travelton voice support and doubts linger on troop deployment. The situation includes labor demands from drivers and engineers and divergent views on relief measures for the coal districts, with hospital and epidemic notes from Berlin and China troop movements mentioned.
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Ilsetron
Cray
Travelton
Tiis
Crete
Herman
Flirni
Wien
Beveridge Speaks at Republican Meeting in Auditorian
Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana was the keynote speaker at a Republican gathering in Chicago. Tickets sold out and hundreds were admitted after seating. Sears presided and Beveridge planned to answer Bryan and discuss the Philippines, drawing cheers. A separate note claims Mrs Hunt near Lime Ridge Wis cured by Electric Bitters after doctors warned of surgery.
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Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Todiatia
Auditorian
Manjuette Club
Dude Nathanial
Dude Nathanial. Sears
Poevertdie
Bryan
Potter
Philippines
I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
A. D. Knoefel
Storm Strikes Tati County Town. Perpasan Test Uneven
Onittia and Netley Soplove report a Kevere storm partially destroying Chee test Perpasan area. Local residents face displacement as damages mount and aid mobilizes for affected poor households.
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Netley
Tati County
Perpasan
Reports on Marble and San Saba destruction prove incorrect
Reports dated September 26 from Austin claimed destruction of the towas of Marble Badly and San Saba were erroneous as of Monday night. The misdated dispatches prompted corrections from local officials and tempered early alarm.
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Tes
San Saba
Money Is Needed Galveston's Relief Will Be Cash Driven
Galveston September 26 Mayor Jones and the relief committee issue a signed appeal to the American people. They outline the devastation including at least 6000 dead and 2000 more on the mainland, with property damage near 30 million dollars. The appeal requests cash contributions as the best means to aid recovery after food needs were met.
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Jones
Relief Committee
Explosion Kills Engine Crew Near Johnson City
A locomotive explosion on the Chicago and Eastern Clineis line near Johnson City killed engineer Padgett and fireman Ruins. The boiler blew 70 to 80 feet, Padgett was thrown high and died. Ruins suffered severe injuries but survived after about an hour.
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Chicago and Eastern Cliners
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Padgett
Chicago
Dford
West Frakfort
Dts
Padwett
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Howard Case
Frankfort Kentucky September 26 The jury in the Howard case reported at 3 13 yesterday after three hours in the jury room failing to reach a verdict They took the case at 2 30 and were split on verdict of guilty or innocence with uncertainty about punishment.
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Ereeminendt
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Prevailing Prices for Grain Provisions and Livestock
Indianapolis grain and livestock prices show wheat No. 2 red steady near 0, oats idle. cattle steady, sheep soft at Cincinnati buyers steady on wheat and corn. Chicago market notes slower oats and steady cattle. New York reports steady cattle and strong hogs with mixed grain futures. Toledo shows dull cash wheat and corn, oats weak.
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Laintes Light
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Thorcarnte
Kentland Wins Second County Seat Election
Kentland Indiana reports a second victory in Newton County seat removal elections. Brook was defeated by a narrow margin as Kentland gains the right to a new courthouse under a special legislative act. Vote tallies show Brook 1,302 to Kentland 1,?0 with turnout low in northern townships.
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Here
Morocco
Wenthaad
Acquittal in Poisoned Medicine Murder Case
Michael Shuppert, arrested weeks ago in Indianapolis and sent to Richmond for grand jury action, is released after the murder charge against him is dropped. The coroner attributed a fatal poisoning to his patent medicines, but later analyses found no harmful substance. Shuppert returns to Indianapolis and is cleared of internal revenue violations. In Evansville, Father Fitzpatrick seeks arbitration in a cotton mill strike aided by Labor Commissioner Schmidt as costs and raw cotton prices strain mill profits.
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Michael Shuppert
Richmond
Shuppert
Johanna Follett
Cambridge City
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Internal Revenue Law
Evansville
Ind
Fitzpatrick
Sacred Heart (Catholic
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Baker Sentenced to Ten Years for Haystack Fireings
Rising Sun Indiana September 26 Charlee Baker 25 convicted here of burning haystacks and wanted in Cincinnati for stealing bicycles has been sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
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Ind
Charlee Baker
Woman in Jasper Slashes Throat in Suspected Insanity
Mrs. William Jochem of Jasper Indiana cut her throat with a razor. There is small hope of recovery. Temporary insanity was the cause according to initial reports.
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William Jochem
Disappearance of Marion township candidate shocks Bloomington
Joseph A. Hadden a Democratic trustee candidate in Marion township Monroe County vanished last Friday night after weeks of selling property. A stock trader and local political figure he had recently married a wealthy widow and left a letter to a neighbor denouncing his wife.
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Joseph A. Hadden
Marion Township
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Hiis
Hadden
Trains Collide at Springfield Fair Grounds Fatalities
On Sept 28 at 4 15 pm two parallel trains at the Springfield fair grounds collided after one locomotive left the tracks. Engineer John Hyan of the Chicago Peoria and St Louis was killed instantly along with fireman Jerry Hall. Both were married and lived in Springfield.
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Peoria
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John Hyan
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Jerry Hall
Arrest of Albert Stewart in Tipton linked to wife’s death
Albert Stewart of Tipton is jailed under 33000 bond awaiting grand jury action. Reports mention his wife died during an operation by Dr J R Powell in Powell’s office. Powell then shot himself that night. Authorities allege the operation was not criminal and Stewart sanctioned it.
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Ind
Albert Stewart
J. R. Powell
Powell
Stewart
Diplomatic Moves Troubled by Chinese War Impact
Reports note Li Aung Chang's arrival at Pekin district negotiations for the emperor's return and France Germany talks on military attaches. Fire near Occidental California damages 1 square mile with losses near 1.5 million. Poor spelling remains. distant references to Roosevelt and Cuban politics Abwehr.
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Couple Killed by Train at Grant Street Crossing
Mr and Mrs William Driscoll aged 60 and 64 were instantly killed yesterday afternoon when their wagon was struck by a Big Four Express at the Grant street crossing. Mr Driscoll suffered a broken neck and his wife was mangled.
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William Driscoll
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Jeffersonville Man Arrested for Killing Wife in Kentucky
Robert Coe was arrested in Watson by Sergeant Kendall and Patrolman Wahl for the September 10 killing of his wife Auntie Coe near Russellville Kentucky. He admits guilt saying the woman tried to shoot him and he fired after taking the revolver. He will be taken to Kentucky to answer for his crime.
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Ind
Robert Coe
Watson
Kendall
Wahl
Auntie Coe
Russellville
Kentucky
Walk er named receiver for Ingalls Zinc company
Anderson Indiana September 20 F A Walker has been appointed receiver of the Ingalls Zinc company to effect a reorganization. The firm which does about 50000 in annual business carries about 30000 in debt to be lifted by stockholders increasing their stake.
Preservation steps for peaches in syrup and pancake flour ad
The passage outlines peach canning with a sugar syrup and brief notes on Mrs. Austin's pancake flour. It also mentions an aborted Illinois Capitol parade attempt to remove battle flags and a remark that trainboys report no demand for campaign books, reflecting wartime or political trade chatter.
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Police raid poker room nets nine leading citizens
Bedford Massachusetts police raided a poker room and arrested nine prominent locals including lawyers and merchants. South Bend Indiana reports a man named Charles Deputw seeking travel permit claiming service in the Philippines and backing from his treasury-connected father. authorities question his sanity.
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Med
Poliee
South Bend
Ind
Charles Deputw
Philippines
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Fatal Fall From a Train Near Keottsburg
Benjamin Lew, trustee of Grassy Fork township in Jackson county, fell from a Pennsylvania passenger train shortly south of Keottsburg last night and was killed.
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Benjamin Lew
Grassy Fork Township
Jackson County
Pennsylvania
Brakeman Rosa Miller Foils Denver Train Robber
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger train faced a robbery attempt near Florence when a gunman ordered Rosa Miller to surrender. Miller struck him with a lantern, the robber fired, and Miller replied with several shots as the desperado fled into the weeds.
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Denver and Rio Grande
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Rio Grande
Santa Fe Road
Florence
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Aain
Isthmian Canal Commission Sees Report Ready for Congress
The Isthmian canal commission says it can submit a comprehensive report to Congress for the upcoming session if desired. Field parties have returned. only a few hydrographic and some surveying teams remain on the isthmus finishing up work.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Congress
Boeing
Murder charges filed in Paris case in September
Paris Illinois September 26 William Bail ay and John Radcliff have been arrested charged with the murder of James Hogue on Sunday. Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois praises Fogg's Hosey as a relief and cure for throat and lung diseases. London spends 25 a year on educating each child in board schools. A polar distance of 460 miles to the pole. Mrs James Forest of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin claims Sanner Salve cured a seven year old running sore. Ulcers open sores scalds and piles cured by Barny Salve. All druggists.
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John Radcliff
James Hogue
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Chippewa Falls
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