Delay in Washington Over China Policy Reexamined
The report outlines U S. hesitation to act until Western powers clarify their stance on China. It notes Gen Chaffee’s disputes and possible shifts in ministerial instructions as Europe’s position may influence American tone. Observers weigh implications for Conger and Li and Woo relations and the path to Pekin.
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Washington
Gen
Chaffee
Pekin
Chausteen
Bam
Potba
Beir Essors
Sloth
Estes
Miro Conger
Mian
Tuan
China and Germany face eased tensions and altered agendas
Reports from Shanghai and Beijing indicate Germany may adjust its stance in Europe while Japan resists following Germany's lead. Claims of upheaval at the imperial palace and new viceroyal appointments surface alongside charges of violence and extralegal arrests in Dowie County, with local officials denying or uncertain about the scope of investigations.
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Bardon
China
Germany
Sinco Converent
Lolmanns
Ger- Min
Jonaly Uber
Uiere
Japan
Arsuias
Tripersa Desurtoto
Shanghai
Li Pooe Ifene
Petein
Ems Ten
Falige Chan
Pekin
Ty Luasian
Lubuen Lip
Cap
Fom
Chane
Roosevelt Escapes Assault Near Victor Cripple Creek
Governor Roosevelt was attacked by a disruptive mob in Victor near Cripple Creek as he and his party left a mine meeting. Rough riders protected him. a Cripple Creek postmaster knocked down an assailant with a stick and the crowd backed off as the train departed. Police and guards struggled to separate combatants amid stones, fists and improvised missiles.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Bryan
Gov. Roosevelt
Met
Bhakti
Portentous Showing At Prison Congress
Eugene Smith of New York told the Prison Congress in Cleveland that the total annual cost of crime taxation in the United States is not less than 200 million dollars. He argued crime is the largest economic burden after military outlays in war times, noting about 100,000 prisoners and 300,000 criminals at large, roughly half of whom are habitual.
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Cleveland
Eugene Smith
New York
United States
Young Girl Confesses to School Fire At Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg Rep says Margaret May Rosney an orphan 13 years old confessed to setting fire at the Children’s home in Wilkinsburg. She planned the act after poisoning coffee with ammonia and carbon monoxide last Sunday. she was locked in a room and later arrested for arson.
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Pittsburg
Rept
Margaret May Rosney
Wilkinsburg
Stole the County Funds in Merced Robbery
Merced California on September 27 County Treasurer Rambauer was held up by armed robbers who forced him to open the vaults and steal about $1,500 plus papers. He was found the next morning near unconsciousness.
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Merced
Cal
Rambauer
Nan
Kreug Zeitung Questions U.S. Role in China Affairs
The Kreug Zeitung argues the United States is unstable and unreliable in international affairs, calling the country subject to whims and not a serious factor in the Chinese matter.
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Berlin
Kreug Zeitung
United States
Larative Bromo Quinine Tablets Cure a Cold in One Day
Nutice states no pay required for the Larative Bromo Quinine Tablets advertised to cure a cold in one day at the price of two cents.
Judge's ruling frees Cook county life convict in Illinois case
Joliet Sept 27 Judge Hepecey of Chicago released Joseph Wyman a Cook county life convict in a sensational move Warden Murphy warned that if sustained over 700 convicts could gain freedom The court held Wyman mittimus void for not stating the crime Wyman was convicted of Fifty four life convicts are among those affected
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Joliet
Hepecey
Chicago
Joseph Wyman
Cook County
Murphy
State Penitentiary
Wyman
Woman in Lime Ridge spared surgery by Electric Bitters
Mrs J B Hant faced a dire prognosis from stomach trouble and jaundice. After seven bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered fully, avoiding an operation, gaining weight and renewed health. Sold at Knoefel's drug store for 50 cents.
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Mra. J. B. Hant
Lime Ridge
Wis
O. D Knoefel
Miners Strikes Enter Day 11 with Little Disturbance
Philadelphia reports the eleventh day of the nationwide miners strike with no surrender and few disturbances. Arbitration talks have produced little progress. Despite claims of widespread deaths, violence remains limited with isolated clashes and continued troop presence in Luzerne and Schuylkill counties. In Shenandoah and surrounding regions many mines are idle while some firms accept arbitration offers and return workers. In Tennessee, Coal Creek miners resume work after a 400-strong strike members see their wage demands met.
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Philadelphia
Shenanderh
Riday
Scranton
Mirkle & Co
Cambridge
Shenandoah
Sehuyl- Kim
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Lehigh
Wyoming
Lackoneanun
Sehuyl- Kill
Rendeavousedtin
Shenandoa
Thessheri
Luzerne County
Notable Engineering Feat in Three Mile Tunsel Tunnel
Reports from St Paul and Galveston detail two distant tunnel teams meeting at the Cascade mountains with perfect accuracy. Engineer Stevens calls the work the most exact in modern engineering history. Meanwhile Galveston reports hundreds clearing streets and recovering bodies after a disaster, with Governor Sayers seeking funds to sustain municipal operations. London notes ex-convict Dalby selected as Labour candidate for Limerick, vowing not to take allegiance.
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The
Great Northern
Ste Sa Telugman
Tavo
Waweely de Varlaten
Ofan
Stevens
Lou Domenicefter
London
Septie
Jotun Dalby
Portland
Tsog
Hfe
Ain
Bagise «of Commons
Arrangers’ Gallery
Labor Party
Linmerick
Death sentence handed down in Goebel murder case
James B. Toward was found guilty as a principal in the assassination of William Goebel and sentenced to death. The long deliberation troubled lovers of acquittal and Howard family allies. Also noted: W H Culton’s accessory case postponed to January. Youtsey’s trial set for Georgetown next Monday.
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Frankfort
James B. Toward
William Goebel
Howard
W.H. Culton
Goebel
Caleb Powers
Clay County
Whiich
Tie
George Baker
Tom Baker
Henry FE. Youtsey
Newport
Georgetown
Insurgents Attack U S Outposts Across Manila Districts
Vigorous insurgent assaults reported around Zepote bridge Las Pinas Paranaque Bacor and Tmas twelve miles south of Muanike with about 400 rebels armed with rifles. Americans dispersed the enemy killing and wounding several. Skirmishes and outpost fire followed in Laguna Cavite and other nearby areas with casualties including two Americans killed and three wounded.
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United States
Zepote Bridge
Las Pinas
Paranaque
Bacor
Tmas
Muanike
Tifa
Energet
Samar
Paete
Paysandan
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Nuevs
Feija
Tadang
Silang
Cavite Provirer
Tha and
Subly
la Zartates
Runaway Cause Linked to Braganza Driving
Dresden reports the adjutant to the late Prince Albert of Saxony confirms the fatal September 17 runaway that killed the prince was caused by Prince Braganza driving rapidly past Albert's carriage.
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Dresden
Prince Albert of
Saxony
Prince of Bragaoza
Albert
Daily Market Report price rundown for grains and livestock
Prevailing prices for grain provisions and livestock on Sept 26 from Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati Chicago New York Toledo markets. Wheat No 2 red mixed and firming. Corn No 2 firmer. Oats mixed. Cattle varied to dull. Hogs steady to firm. Lambs at 2 to 4 dollars. regional quotes include New York and Toledo figures for cattle hogs and lambs.
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New York
Tramps Confess Murder and Robbery On Big Four Freight Train
William Dailey and Thomas Radcliffe confessed to the murder of James Hogue on a Big Four freight train near Ter Haute Indiana as it neared the city. They described robbing Hogue after his watch and effects were taken while he sat in the car and jumped from the train.
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Tere Haute
Ind
William Dailey
Thomas Radcliffe
James Thoue Jin Steckear
Indianapolis
Whitesides
Pdoatlew
Radcliffe
Hogans
Charles Vanderventer
Madelife
Dailey
Parks
Triad
Member of DE AL Accuses the New Organization
Montpelier Sept 27 Ferd mod Dredean a whiss blower moved his wife and children to safety. DeJean of the DL AJ duo says the Hyves of the resuhlir T 04 2000 men are not safe. Alphonse Wilkin of Minnele was severely disfigured by a mob last Saturday as Muscle men anticipate clashes with new organization.
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Tneh
Dredean
Munele
Whitewhiss
DeJean
DL. AJ
Mont- Petier Planto
Ele
Resuhlir
Alphonse Wilkin
Minnele
Double Track Extension Discussed For Logansport to Stratford
In Dunkirk Indiana on September 27, logo area officials including Superintendent Honebrake of the Logansport division of the Pennsylvania Railway reviewed plans to add a second main line between Logansport and Stratford. Work is expected to start next spring and could extend toward Stratford as part of a broader project toward Chicago. In Indianapolis on the same date the Indiana anti saloon league launched flyers titled A Declaration of War claiming saloon supporters plan to raise funds to repeal Nicholson law with a $1000 target and seeking $5000 more to oppose the opposition.
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Dunkirk
Ind
Honebrake
Logansport
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Chicago
Stradford
Indianapolis
Io- Wana Anti-Saloon League
Noblesville Council Blocks Gas Meters Ordinance
Noblesville Indiana council rejects a proposed ordinance allowing a new gas company to install meters amid strong consumer opposition including a petition against the plan. The council also requires replacing Jumbo burners with smaller ones. Evansville Indiana Henry Lauer Willis dies after claiming a divine warning at a prearranged hour.
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Noblesville
Ind
Ordinanes
Plateglass plant shot injures foreman and worker
In Enitlanstpolis on Sept 27 night foreman Keegno shot discharged worker Fryer after a dispute over Fryer’s alleged dismissal. Fryer’s left arm was shattered while authorities report self defense claims and retaliation. Also note a local anniversary and unrelated travel item from Sept 2.
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Os A Kokeme
Prato A. Fryer
Plateglass Works
Keegno
Fryer
Keegan
Labor Headquarters Sought for Indianapolis Unions
Indianapolis commercial club aims to secure more labor HQs after helping bring Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners to the city. City hosts three big unions United Mine Workers International Typographical and Carpenters with around 240000 members total. In Jeffersonville a quarrel led to a shooting when Charles Fogarty’s revolverfire injured Ralph Rader son of mayor Thomas Rader. Rader expected to recover.
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Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Amalgamated Association of Carpentera and Jespers of America
America
United Mine Workers of America
International Typographical Union
Carpenters and Joiners
Jeffersonville
Ind
Charles Fogarty
Tony Ryan
Ryan
Fogarty
Ralph Rader
Thomas BB. Rader
Embezzlement Charge Man Brought to Indianapolis
Bruce E. F. Strode was transported from Peru Indiana to Indianapolis by Detective Lancaster. He was awaiting grand jury investigation on embezzlement charges and had left the city several days earlier while free on bond.
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Indianapolis
Bruce EF. Strode
Peru
Ind
Lancaster
Smallpox Cases Reported in Rochester County
Seven mild smallpox cases are identified in Rochester County Indiana on farms belonging to two McCrosky families about four miles apart. Precautions are in place to prevent further spread.
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Rochester
Ind
McCrosky
Stabbing at dance leaves Tom Mullen near death
In Brownstown Indiana Tom Mullen was stabbed by Henle Banks during a dance fight and is not expected to survive Sherri Goss has escorted Banks to Jeffersonville for safekeeping. In Wesfield Indiana the couple James and is celebrating their 64th wedding anniversary with many friends and relatives.
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Brownstown
Ind
Tom Mullen
Henle Banks
Sherri Goss
Banks
Jeffersonville
Weather, politics, and misc notes from a late 19th century issue
The item mixes global tensions, elections, and local incidents. It notes war rumors with Chile groundless, snow across regions, Mexico’s congress declaring the presidential outcome, and General Ding to be inaugurated next December. It also mentions population trends in US cities, a Vatican index, a London benefit, and local accidents and mysteries around Montana lakes and ice plant plans.
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Ong Men's National Union
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Stewart JT. Woodford
Pain
Miles Izabel Tanana
New York
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Rev. S.mund, Tate
Tifia
Toll
Ruthrauff
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Newcartie
Lee
Ban Bean
W. F. Hosea
C. A. Bafiinger
St. Joseph
Lake McDonald
Buntley
Political Nomination at Crawford County Convention
The 6th Republican congressional convention nominated Judge J T Connor of Crawford county to succeed Senator Delliver. The nomination came on the ninth ballot. The piece also notes Mrs Austin's pancake flour popularity and a German shipwreck death toll since 1994, plus trainboys and campaign book demand observations.
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Fort Podge
Republian
J.T. Connor
Crawford County
Delliver
Our National Game Standings and Current Game Results
The column lists standings of clubs and reports results from recent matches. Details include team names, scores, and positions in the league table, reflecting ongoing competition and outcomes from this week’s fixtures.
Autumn Fashions Nowcat Designs In Golf and Archery Costumes
Autumn attire offers new sports costumes for golf and archery, with longer golf coats for cool weather and updated archery outfits from Lenox. The golf look centers on coats, while archery skirts stay short with polka dotted fabrics, white trim, and leather belt accents.
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Muuch
Chronicle
Harper’s Bazar
France
Lenox
Wedaed Years of Wedded Tie in Goshen Tea
Sept 27 Mr and Mrs Adam Harmon celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniversary and Mrs Harmon's birthday an event noted in Goshen Tea. Lightning struck a kiln at Glen Carbon brickyards near here yesterday, destroying the kiln and burying several unidentified workers. all were found dead.
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Willian McDarhined
Pleasant Street
Aoniversars
McBarlionek
Smd
Adam Harmon
Mra Harmon
Edwardsville
Glen Qarbon
Ve Inon
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