Crisis over China seeks harmony while keeping viceroys
Washington reports the President pursues a careful new phase in the Chinese crisis. The aim is to restore Chinese central authority and secure foreign protections without alienating Southern Viceroys. The plan favors a negotiated settlement with troops reduced, and joint actions by Powers to secure open door guarantees and future reparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Peking
China
Conger
Gil
Chaffee
Pe-Chi-Li
Hay
Mr. Adee
Hursis
Ir. Adee
Sinerar
Res
LA Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Umf
Emilar
Germany
Notes Await Answer in Chinese Situation From The Associated Press
On Sept 20, high authority said several notes await reply in the Chi Eeve issue. German surrender of Chinese ring leaders, Russian troop withdrawal from Peking, Russian memorandum, Prince Ching request for peace talks, and a French inquiry on U S program all pile up. Admin plans a general clearance with separate notes and a clear U S programme late tomorrow or early the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ston
Department of State
Peking
Prince Ching
Conger
United States
South Africa issue shapes UK campaign as leaders push manifestos
London dispatch reports Unionist leaders press for main issues while Campbell-Hannerman and Harcourt delay. Boer war winds down with French and Pole-Carew in pursuit, Koomatpoort to be occupied, and Roberts ready to return. Chamberlain issues a long imperial manifesto defending wartime actions and urging continuation of victory. Balfour and Chamberlain stress unity against Home Rule threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
London
Lord Salisbury
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Hannerman
William Harcourt
South Africa
Lord Hoberts
Gatacre
Steyn
Botha
de Wet
Koomatpoort
Lord Roberts
Ume
England
Buller
Kitchener
Kriger
Hollanda
Netherlands
Foreign Office
Steyn and Reitz
Edward Clarke
Chamberlains
LN. F
Chamberlain
War Office
Arthur J. Balfour
Treasury
House of Commons
East Lothian and
Rosshire
Russian Atrocity Rumors Stir Far East Tensions
A Post correspondent reports Russian Legation members in Peking plan to stay for now awaiting instructions after discussions about Tien-Tsin. Bleak dispatches from Peking and Moscow recount massacres in Manchuria with Russians forcing Chinese away from Blagovestchensk riverbank and summarily killing those who hesitated.
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London
Post
Peking
Legation
Tien-Tsin
Prince Ching
Moscow
Standard
Manchuria
Blagovestchensk
Ilnof
May curb Stanchfield campaign issue on department stores
Nathan Straus of Macy & Co condemns John B. Stanchfield’s push against department stores as politics. He endorses Robert Ogden and notes stores foster competition and lower prices. Democratic leaders caution the issue could backfire, with McGuire saying stores predate trusts and may not impact the campaign. The piece cites Straus at his Sixth Avenue store and discusses party dynamics and the labor angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanchfield
Nathan Straus
Ri. Mary & Co
John B. Stanchfield
Trusts
Fecutive
James K. McGuire
Richard Croker
Bryan
R. H. Macy & Co
Tammany Hall
Ifigh J. Grant
Croker
Straus
Sixth-ave
Fourteenth St
Etraus
Robert C. Ogden
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Mr. Straus
McGuire
Democratic State Executive Committee
P and R to raise miners wages may end strike soon
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company will reportedly raise wages by 10 percent, effective immediately, to hasten an end to the coal strike. The move could shift supply dynamics, with Reading potentially supplying half of eastern coal once the ban on output is lifted, undermining strike support and encouraging miners to return to work. No further price increases on white ash or red ash coal were approved, though retailers warn prices may remain high amid tight inventories.
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Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Philadelphia
Reading
Philadelphia and
Lehigh Valley
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Central Rrailroad
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Reading Company
Tribune
Port Reading
Grove D. Curtis
Curtis & Blaisdell
Ye Day
Curtis
Pennsylvania Company
J. Samuel Smoot
The
Retail Dealers’ Exchange
Terday
Strike Crisis Shapes Reading Coal Region War
Trembling Schuylkill district braces for a coal strike showdown as Reading Company raises pay by 10 percent for at least some workers while extending hours. Armed deputies patrol collieries from Shamokin to Ashland as labor leaders mobilize and miners fear violent clashes similar to Latimer.
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Potteville
Penn
Schuylkill
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Reading Company
Lackawanna
Wyoming
New York
Mahanoy City
Mahanoy
Mitchell
United States
Cameron
Shamokin
Mineral Mining Company
United Mine Workers
Mount Carmel
Vio-lence
Hickory Fide
Carpenter Gang
Burnside
Bear Valley
Henry Clay
Shenandoah
Ashland
Locust Gap
Locust Springs
Daniel Christian
Christian
Reading Coal
J. P. Jones
Tribune
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Galveston Horror
Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonies
West Birmingham
Columbia
Lackawanna and
Delaware and Hudson
Scranton Traction Company
Suburban Electric Tight Company
Cornnell
G Chang
Ching
Yokohama
Japanese War Office
Yamaguchi
Hung Chang
Mquire
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvanus Railroad
Qhatiman
ST. Louia
Grand Central Station
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