Chinese ministers alive claim shocks of Pekin dispatch
Allied and Chinese dispatches confirm ministers in Pekin are reported alive or dead with varying accounts. Messages from Yuan governor and US consul Fowler relay imperial edicts stating ministers well and provisions sent, while reports from Paris and London recount massacres and suicides at the legations before final claims of safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
Fowler
Associated Press
New York
the Tribune
Pekin
Washington, D. C
Secretary of State
Chefoo
Admirala
Shentung
Legations
Yuan
Ia. m
State Department
Hay
United States
McWade
Canton
Tak
Paris
Yu Keng
Ketteler
La Follette Urges Australian Ballot For Primaries
Robert M. La Follette argues in Ann Arbor that abolishing caucuses and conventions in favor of primaries with Australian ballot would give citizens direct control over nominations, ensuring accountability and stable policy. He asserts Republican principles demand equal rights for all candidates in primary selection and ties reform to party platform promises.
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Madison
Wis
Big State
Robert M. la Follette
Ann Arbor
Michigan
la Follette
Mr. la Follette
VA Follette
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Sutmit Remeora
Hig Vital
Petrine
Robert M. L
De Wet Offers Surrender After Conditions Declined
A Caps Town dispatch reports General Christian De Wet offers to surrender if his followers may return home unmolested, while Lord Roberts refuses any unconditioned surrender. Roberts notes De Wet's position on high hills near Reitzburg and Kroonstad saw P De Wet surrender yesterday.
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Lord Reberts
Associated Press
London
Caps Town
Christan de Wet
Lord Roberts
War Office
Broadmood
Christen de Wet
Reitzburg
Vaal
P. de Wet
Christian
Kroonstad
Arrest of former postal director Rathbones in Cuba case
Former director general of posts in Cuba, Estes G. Rathbones, was arrested at 11:00 AM on charges alleging unlawful drawing of two $500 orders to pay his private coachman and gardener from postal funds and drawing per diem when not entitled. He was held on $25,000 bond.
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U 8
Catm
Hogane
Estes G. Rathbones
Posta
Cuba
Rathbones
Mrs Reed Dead After Sudden Heart Failure
Mrs Reed, mother of Mrs H McDonald Mrs W McDonald and Mr James Monahan all of this city, died suddenly of heart failure Friday at Pickett's Station while preparing supper. She was aged. The funeral will be held Monday at two o'clock from the residence of H C McDonald 201 Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Monahan Reed
H. McDonald
Wiliam McDonald
James Monahan
Pickett's Station
Reed
Owen R Owens Dead After Brief Illness at 39
Owen R Owens of 157 Central Avenue, janitor of the Welsh Calvinistic Church on Light Street, died after a brief apoplexy illness dating to Friday morning. He was 39, survived by his widow and three children. Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM from the Welsh Calvinistic Church with Rev. David Davies officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laptren
Antisepe
Bat
Owen FR. Owens
Central Avenue
Light Street
James
David Davies Offciatlin
Will Weller Chosen Coadjutor in Fond du Lac Diocese
Rev Reginald Heber Weller Jr rector of the Church of the Intercession in Stevens Point is favored as bishop coadjutor of Fond du Lac by a quiet clergy majority. He holds ties with Bishop Grafton and Trinity Oshkosh and would ease rifts between Trinity parish and the diocese.
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Hollen
Mads Dini
Srecene Point
Puse WU Mo Binney
Froud
Lee Biome
Associated Prowse
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Saya
Reginald Heber Weller, Jr
Church of the Intercession of
Brevens Point
Fond du Lac
Weller
Grafton
Trinity Church
Oshkosh
Trinity Pariah
District to recount south side schoolchildren census
The board of education ordered a reenumeration of children in the south side wards Third Ninth Sixth and Thirteenth after an enumerator J A Pinkerton report showed a drop of 427 children from last year later adjusted to 478 by City Clerk Witzel A recheck was approved with one enumerator per ward while north side counts continue The janitors for next year were also announced with names and pay for each building
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Sobest
Odnnas
South Side
Agale
Board of Education
J. A Pinkerton
Witzel
Martin
Fire on roof injures traveling salesman at Irving street
James V. Brown, a traveling salesman of West Irving street opposite the Pierce residence, fell from a slippery roof after trying to extinguish a fire from Radford Bros saw rums. He suffered a Colles fracture, ankle sprain, facial bruises, and shock but is not believed to be fatally hurt. An ungrounded rumor of death circulated this morning. Brown remains under medical care with condition improving.
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West Irving Street
James V. Brown
Pierce
E Johnston
Brown
Plarce
Radford Bros
Mrr. Brown
Mr. Brown
Munson Beiting Company
Chicago
Fire by Residence on Church Street Small Blaze Doused
A small roof fire at Mrs. J. W. Hosglin residence 205 Church street was contained after a live coat ignited on the roof. Residents, with lawn hose, extinguished flames before firemen arrived. only a three foot square hole burned in hingies. Chief Brawer responded from Box 43 at Church and Jackson streets but full department action was unnecessary.
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M Feagile
Bedford Sw
J. WN. Hosglin
Church Street
J. N. Hoagiin
Church and
Jackson Streets
Brawer
Tragic Newark New Orleans Race Riot Ends in Shootout
In New Orleans a violent week ends with Charles the desperado killed after a standoff in a residence district. Twelve killed or wounded include police and civilians. officers Porteus and Lally die. Father Pingerald administers rites as the city reels from the outbreak and calls for police reform.
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Associated Presa
New Orleans
Mitlo Dworder
Cty
Charles
Capdevielle
Jongviet
Sroman
Pariermen Day
Lerrib
Charlies
Robert Gbharies
Erdtoga Street
Peatabe
Pelicermen
Day
Saratoga Street
Dey
Lam
Lally
Sally
Charles’ Winchester
Wood
Special Police
Gharlea
Father Pingerald
St. John’s Church
Ody
Porteus
Alfred G. Broomfield
Whenarles
Discounts Cut in Doors and Sash Trade at Chicago Meeting
Western Sash and Door Association meets in Chicago Tuesday and Wednesday as discounts on doors sash and lumber are reduced by about 14 percent affecting Oshkosh prices. Attendees include T. R Morgan A B Ti esom James P Gould and J J Stevenson. Stevenson notes a quiet national scene but optimistic outlook for small trade and little building activity.
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Chicago
Tureday
T. R Morgan
A B Tiesom
James P. Gould
J. J. Stevenson
Treasury receipts of the Philippines for 1900
Treasury receipts for December 1900 were 706328 dollars. Customs receipts totaled 422884 dollars, internal revenue 73066 dollars, and miscellaneous receipts 41225 dollars, according to the War Department division of customs and insular affairs.
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Washington
Treasury
The
Philippines
Division of Customs and Insular Affairs
War Department
Internal Revenue
Os hapless pages reveal wartime era news and society notes
The page compiles editorials and society items with bold captions and photos. It highlights English war casualties, a Chinese matter, a Chinese minister's life, fortunes, and a vast array of club reports. Yacht races, railway promotions, and local sport sketches pepper the issue with promotional tone.
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LA Follette
Oceneral
Portey
England
Eeeeeeneenens
Cminese
Nome Fortune
HLM
Sean Ereres
Walpwic Golf Club
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Peleer Cup
Sporting Tne
Ouiness Auniezer King
Correseon Sawyer Trophy
Democratic split over county assembly candidates heats up
The article outlines factions in the county Democratic race for the First District with Hermen Manuel favored by business leaders and officials like M C Phillips and ex Senator figures backing him. It notes dissension over a silver plank, preparations for a contested convention, and Tammany pressure from the northern county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinery Busiess
H. C Doman
Manuel
Hig
John Banderob
M. C Phillips
United States
Co. W. Davie
M. Hay
E Stevens
A. EB. ‘Thompson
Matwel
Edward Mace
E A Williams
Chris Serau
Oowert
Tammany Tigers
Phat
Enjoins Board Trade From Cutting Quotations
The Central Stock and Grain Exchange of Chicago obtained a temporary injunction stopping the board of trade from suspending market quotations for sharers. Judge Bishop issued the restraining order, barring the exchange from cutting quotation services or entering new commissions with telegraph companies. The action aims to prevent restricting public access to board market quotations.
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Board Trade
Chicago
Board of Trade
Scheerfhers
Central Stock and Grain Exchange of Chicago
Bishop
Amy Commission
Aghten
US Officials Question Chinese Minister Communications
Wanshiveron July 25. Reports say Yuan Shikai announces ministers in Pekin are provisioned as European powers demand direct messages. State Department ponders whether concealment hints at a serious undisclosed event in Pekin and dispatches Special Commissioner Rockhill to China for guidance and potential negotiations.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Mail
Shanghai
Pekin
Robert Hart
Ying Po
Bank of Shanghai
Chwang
Sir Robert Hart
Wanshiveron
D. C
Conrad Powler
Yuan Shib Kall
Shanturg
Yuan
Geome
Entter Pewin
Tien Tan
Mineter Wu
Yuanjin Kei
Conmul Fowler
Mr. Wu
Xuan
Ifr
Rockhit
China
State Department
Washington
Regatta Preparations Set for Monday to Wednesday
Regatta committee completes arrangements for the annual races to start daily at 2 oclock with a gun at 2 16 and final gun at 2 30. Monday and Tuesday feature the special trophy cup with morning rain delay possible and boats attached by 9 30 or 10 30 if needed.
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F Carter
Cnd
Fo Carter
Anna Leon
Amusements: Wallace shows feature Stirk family acts
The Stirk family, famed with the Wallace shows, perform complex feats that astonish audiences. Wallace circus will travel to Oshkosh on Thursday with additional acts and a schedule noting varied weather and performance time.
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Stirk
Wallace Circus
Oshkosh
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Caucuses
Mrs. Reed
Pickett
Owen R. Owens
California
Selean Hare
First Ward
Thomas Daugherty
Otter Street
Willam Taylor
Frentz
Merman Gutsman
Eleventh Street
Wendel Hogene
Dale—J H. Fallon, Jr
Sixth Ward
Charles Herring
Read
Carl Wheaton
Smith
Minne Neusel
Panchaqua
A Johnston
High
Alonzo Miller
Froude
Rererver
Orivass
Exraed and
Ghat
Ao Getdhar
Kroveipts
Philippia KA
Senecea
Herman G
Old Fel- Jewa
Bertman
Monget
U. S
Cable
Saetereni
Offtalala
iMinister
Conger
Wu Ting Fang
Han
Sista Department
Weehington
Peseimiem
Europe
Claude MacDonald
Teung I
Tokio
Chiba
An Tong
Yalu River
Wiju
St. Petersburg
Blagovestchensk
Soncca
Tien Tain
Argo
Caroline
Harriet H
Anita
Mr. Peacocks
Pine Lake
Meteor
Pine Deke
Brie
Sox
Tramp
Neenah
Harbert B. Cérmatt
Cuit
Caroline Sies
Atwe
Fr. Tipt
Wistersin
Brink Nowterty
Benemidy North Weeterty
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