KEW JESSEYS ELECTORS AND CONVENTION NOTES
Republican convention details in Teenton describe electors chosen for a presidential contest, with Sewell as temporary president and John Gideon as secretary. Electors-at-large named include David Baird and John F. Dryden, with district electors listed. Also reports a fatal freight wreck near Philipsburg involving a cow and multiple deaths. A New World's Stallion record set by Cresus in Hartford. Baseball results from Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, and New York games.
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Nations seek middle ground in Pekin talks amid China unrest
Government sources in Washington report that replies from major powers on Russia’s Pekin evacuation proposal are now more definite, pointing to a possible German led compromise. Entailed are limits on detachments, supported by China’s reestablished government and peace commissioners, with officials naming Li Hung Chang and other viceroys.
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Pacific
Chinese Crisis Deepens as Britain Moves Troops
Aug 29 Pekin status unchanged as British plan to have enough troops on site to safeguard interests is highlighted. Journal De St Petersburg hints at possible Russian policy shift while Vienna’s Times correspondent notes Japan’s likely cooperation with the US. Shanghai dispatch says German troops land near Li Hung Chang residence. US Consul Goodnow says no need for Shanghai troops.
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Suffering in Alaska Report From Nome By Captain Tuttle
Captain Tuttle of the revenue cutter Bear reports from Nome on August 9 about deteriorating native conditions along Alaska coast settlements. Measles and pneumonia are widespread with high mortality at Sun Rock Teller Station Cape York Cape Prince of Wales and East Cape Village. Many families have perished and the able bodied to fish are reduced, threatening winter food supplies.
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Operators Reply to Anthracite Strike Threat Denial
A New York statement from coal operators denies United Mine Workers influence in anthracite regions and argues prices, wages, and company stores are misrepresented. It claims only a small share of workers are UMW members and no widespread wage cuts have occurred. Numbers and other city population figures from the era appear in the report.
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Caffery for President Nominates Western States Candidates
The Nettomat Party met in Carnegie Hall to nominate Donaldson Caffery of Louisiana for president and Archibald Murray Howe of Cambridge for vice president. The platform denounces imperial aims, calls for a gold standard and merit-based public service, and opposes special privileges. Separately, R. S. Thompson announced National Union Reform nominees Seth Ellis of Ohio for president and Samuel T. Nicholson of Pennsylvania for vice president after a nationwide referendum with 30 states voting.
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Vermont Republicans Triumph in State and National Ticket
Vermont voters backed the Republican state and congressional slate by a decisive margin of at least 22 to 1 in most towns and a statewide majority of about 31,690. Winners include Martin Farren for lieutenant governor and Congressmen Kittredge Haskins and David J. Tosten. Senate candidates Dillingham Grout Ross and Proutt favored by Republicans. Democratic gains in the general assembly projected to be small, with 42 Democrats in 1898 and potential growth in 1936. Also notes Mabel McKinley wedding in Washington to Dr Baer with McKinleys traveling to Somerset and Canton.
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Filip war methods outline for Sandatahan attack in Manila
A leaked document outlines Filipino insurgent tactics against American forces in Manila. It details coordinated assaults on barracks, surprise entry plans, use of women as decoys, ambush formations, throwing weapons from upper floors, and aims to deceive sentries while destroying and disabling American units. The memo emphasizes loyalty tests, rapid attacks, and avoiding glass on streets. It also mentions hopes of Jesuit aid and safeguarding banks and property.
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