Germany Will Retain Troops At Pekin
German officials in Washington announce Berlin will not withdraw forces from Pekin despite a Russian withdrawal. Germany seeks to avoid friction while keeping a firm presence to preserve order. Ministers may or may not remain. the move follows renewed U.S. negotiations and France's cautious stance. Reported Pekin quiet as troops press the occupation, with China transport limits hindering faster movement to Pekin.
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Pekin
Tien Tsin
Washington
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Truszian
Berlin
William Jackson
Substiate
Germany
Peki
Chine
Lu Tien
Chin
Renwal
Piast
State Department
Hill
United States
Perln
Chiffee
Barry
Conger
Sith Tha
Larry
Manilla
MacArthur
Chaffee
Garry
Trockhill
Shanghai
Ituku
Chefoo
Roosevelt in Michigan Amid Immense Crowd at Arrival
Immense crowd at Detroit welcomes Vice Presidential nominee Theodore Roosevelt with cheers as he arrives by train. A floral shield and wreaths greet the colonel, who proceeds to a carriage amid warm applause. A reception and evening address are planned at the hotel with local officials coordinating events.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mirsh
Heavertier Theodore Reveevele
Michigan Centriub
Ermwil
Flosgsevelt
Toosevelt
Pontor Saginaw
Siratd Rapids
Wale
Cumin Withdrawal From Senate Race Cited By Letter
A. Th Cummings announced his withdrawal from the senatorial contest before the coming legislature. In his letter he cites concerns that supporting a constitutional amendment could affect the vote and hinder the legislative election.
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Des Moines
Towa
Caroline wins after accident disrupts windy coastal race
In a windy coastal regatta on a night of confusion Caroline of Oshkoshi crosses first after an accident slows competitors. Anita Hyped overtake late to claim a distant runner up position as crews deal with a shattered tunnel and blocked traffic.
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Miesen
Cass Vaehis
Sox
Minnesota Democrats Meet in St Paul Convention Patch
Minnesota Democrats convene in St Paul to nominate state officers with L. A. Jem Ring as temporary chair. Populist delegates to confer on ticket division, while Bryan supporters back William Jennings Bryan and railroad tax hopes figure in platform. Conference committees meet to align nominees and policy.
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Ity Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
L. A. Jem Ring
Apt
Hewes
Minneapoli Werchig
Tevess Wis Aiken
Pratfori
Bryan
Phetform
William Jennings Ly
Ind
Census figures show population gains in several cities
The census lists Mobile Alabama 85,000 as against 31,076 in 1860 an increase of 7 393 or 23 79 percent Lincoln Nebraska 50 These 27 percent Toledo Ohio 41 000 against 15 90 This is an increase of 15 076 in Aerene Galveston Texas 87 7089 as against 28 Os in 1860 This is an increase of 8704 or 28 08 percent AGT D shows a decrease of 79853 or
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Ny Associated Press
Washington, T. C
Fallawires
Mobile
Atl
Lincain
Neb
Tso
Teoria
Galveston
Tex
Warren Wall Command Troops to Canada Report Denied
An Associated Press dispatch from London reports a denial of rumors that Lieutenant General Warren Cherhs Warren will replace Lieutenant General Lord Willandred erick Sexmour as commander of British troops in Canada. The item notes no truth to the claimed succession and brackets the claim as unverified.
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Warren Wall
Chonda
Associated Press
London
Livy Cherhs Warren
Garerut Warren
Lord Willandrederick Sexmour
Canada
Prince Ching Heads Chinese Government Shift
A Hong Kong dispatch reports Li Hung Chien receiving Pekin news that allied forces yield control of We capital to Chinese and Prince Ching, ex-president of the tsungli yamen, is directing the imperial city. Washington confirms a note from Pekin dated Sept 1 describes parade through the palace with hundreds of eunuchs surviving.
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Associated Press
London
Hong Kong
Li Hung Chine
Pekin
Phir Ching
Tsung Lh Yamen
Imperial City
Washington, D.C
Miolster
Imperial Palace
Russia
Barry
General Strike Threat Looms in Anthracite Mines
Indianapolis Sept 6 The national board of United Mine Workers met to consider a threatened general strike involving 142000 anthracite miners in Pennsylvania. If ordered about 1000000 people would be affected. The operators have until Saturday to meet the miners demands. Board members hope for a avertable flush while awaiting the producers response.
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National Board OF United Mine Workers
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
National Board of the United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
National Board
Fred Dileher
Hanna Comes West Stops in Ohio Then to Chicago
Senator Hanna and family arrived in Cleveland at noon from Elgeron to attend business affairs. He will travel to Youngstown Saturday for the Ohio tamianed opening, then return to Cleveland Sunday night for several weeks of rest and impressions of the Vermont election’s impact on the national campaign.
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Ohio
Chicago
Sandiated Press
Cleveland
Tanna
Elgeron
W. J
Hanna
Ris
Youngstown
Ohie
Lie
Chiewso
Vermont
Tame
Polar Expedition Reaches Record Northern Latitude
A telegram from Tromsoe reports the Stella Polare reaching a record northern latitude while facing damage and crew hardship. Arviiv expedition members endured crew losses and sledging dogs eating, as the ship pressed north before turning south. Dr Nansen, returning in 1898, traced to 84 degrees north and 2 degrees 6 minutes north, marking a new extreme.
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iBy
Presa Christiannia
Tromsoe
Norway
Alru
Wansen
Breaath
Humbert
Stady
Abrund
Hammerrese
Nansen
Akretk- Region
Fru
Atareh
Pokir Sea
New
Hiberan Ishiuids
Thad
Returns show Republican plurality in Vermont towns
Vermont results from 24 of 246 cities report Republican candidate Sibkney leading with about 32,183 votes and a statewide plurality near 32,600. Other towns show Democrat Senior around 15,000 and all others totaling roughly 1,278 with varying splits. early returns indicate a nationwide pattern with substantial Republican margin and shifting totals across multiple towns.
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Associated Press
White Tiger Junction
Sibkney
Ugh
Tegieblican
Jackson
Demgerit
Mines Shut Down as Miners Quit Pending Settlement
Miners in the district halt work today as the union orders a shutdown until a conference on the appointed date. Five companies in the district have signed the agreement, including the Punevitl Coal company, with mine operations to resume after a settlement is reached.
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Kentuaky
Associated Press
Middleborough
Goal Creek Jellicoe
Punevitl Coal Company
President McKinley Addresses Stark County Farmers
President McKinley and Secretary Wilson attended Stark County Fair. Wilson spoke to the farmers about national prosperity as crowds gathered. McKinley regretfully declined to meet Stark County friends due to pressing Washington duties.
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McKinley
Chicago
George Jr
Lorinl
Bryan Akers Draws Large Audience in Uisrkebure West Virginia
A local rally featuring Democratic presidential candidate Bryan Akers drew a large crowd at the civic grounds in Uisrkebure. Akers, delayed by a war talk, spoke to thrilled residents while attendees lined the station to greet him as the parade band played.
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Furmere
W.va
Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Maes
Hiyina
Hartson
Cutty
Mordewann
Citar Grounds
Phe
Dryan Hick
Ten Oelock
Hell
der Park
Whe Ratirodd
Merting Place
Ellis Notified as Presidential Nominee at Reform Banquet
Seth W. Ellis was formally notified of his nomination as president of the United Reform party at a banquet in Frankfort. National Chairman Thomson Tee responded in a speech at the acceptance, and Whig leaders weighed in on the event.
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Colony Reform
Perry
Columbus
Orten Refurmy
Franykfort
Seth W. Eilis
Thomson Tee
Swirling scheme targets parents in valuable certificate plot
An Associated Press report from San Francisco describes a fraud where an organized group posed as officials to obtain money from parents of购买 valuable certificates. Police chief in Halifax and agents in New York traced a package and letters abroad, with a scheme involving counterfeit consignments and forged assurances.
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Doug Wi OW
Ispetar
Police
Halifax
Neam Svotta
Northwestern Wisconsin Dental Association Holds Annual Meeting
The La Crosse area hosts the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association annual convention at Grand View hotel on the Chain of Lakes. La Crosse selected as the site for next year’s meeting. Officers chosen include President J. Ho Kramps, First Vice President Ton7 Spence, and other local members.
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First View
Ton7 Spence
la Crosse
Connin
Russia Uses Crisis to Seek Delayed Pekin Withdrawal
London dispatches claim the talks aim to secure a more conciliatory Chinese stance and justify delaying troop withdrawal from Pekin. Prince Tuan reportedly hides in Pekin, Boxers remain active in Sheng Tung, and German forces report casualties in Lan Ts Seyta as allied powers discuss a new mission to restore order.
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London
Desis Nati
Atessian Monroe Diestrine
Asia
Russia
Pekin
Twan
Tuan
Shanghai
Pang Ying
Tai Yuan Fu
Shan Si
Sheng Tung
Tsin Tau
Lan Ts Seyta
Ex window smasher returns to Oshkosh seeking settlement
Mary Swetey once known as Mary Sweney and later as Mes Wicks or Anderson is back in Oshkosh after a four year absence. She says she was pedhal down in South Dakota near Aberdeen and that she is not the window smasher she was accused of being. She seeks a peaceful home for her five month old son named Madersem and asks for a steady place to settle.
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Mary Swetey
Ashkosh
Abney
Mary Anderson
South Dakota
Dakota
Mes
Wicks
Oserohyonoutey
Aberdeen
Stevens Point
Mary Sweney
Dakori
Madersem
Ste
Shy
Linkor
Ashland
Ashlagd
South Winkeote
Iti
da- Kole
Oshkosh
Femi du Lire
North Western
Mary
Herrington Johnson Marriage Notice in Ontario Wins Oshkosh Guests
Many friends of Miss Susan B. Johnson will attend her marriage Saturday evening September at Binesville Ontario to Reed Harrington of Ced Place. The ceremony was performed by They O D Harrington, a relative, at the home. Mrs Harrington will be at home at her parents Church Street for September to Oshkosh friends, then reside in Detroit. Mr Harrington was a mining dealer in Kingsville and met his Oshkosh bride in Milwaukee for eye treatment. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Dennean, long respected residents. She was the first kindergarten director in Neape and has served as kindergarten director at The Sinittschaed for three years.
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Susan BP
Johnson
Binesvilles
Ontario
Rowich
Aerrington
Ced
Elerington
Leth
Tarrington
Mra
C. A. Jobson
Church Street
Detroit
Merringston
Kingsville
Milwaukee
A. Dennean
Neape
Wwark
Bern
Sinittschaed
Appleton Professor Resigns Due to Health At Lawrence University
Spectal reports from Appleton Wisconsin that a Lawrence University instructor resigns today because of ill health. The notice notes the resignation followed by a brief summary of the ongoing situation and the impact on university duties.
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Appleton
Wis
For
Laawrence University
Ore
Disapproval by General Officers Over Prayer Chain
General officers of the W. G. T. U. in Chicago and Lewiston discuss actions at Readquarters, amid a push to align with President McKinley era policies. The meeting addresses the role of religious rituals and cooperation with official actions while debates continue on the broader political stakes.
Trial of Langtot Burglary Case Under Way
The Langtot burglary trial began in the park court this forenoon before a jury. State testimony summarized the defendant’s alleged involvement with a stolen trunk and gear from Bertie Thomas as the case moved toward defense arguments and voir dire.
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George Langtot
Bertey Thomas
Couthancd Chiles Iismots
Aioe
Titeentse
Theanas Cleimplire
Goothy
University of Wiseunern
Archie Metharh
Ative Simulae
Orlin
Adee Ao
Ana
Phu Id
Laying the Brick on Algema Street Work
On Algema Street workers lay vitrified brick over a concrete foundation near Main Street. Neutrons assist as bricks arrive. sand is spread and bricks set in a sindle pattern. Crevices will be filled with cement to level the surface toward a smooth roadway.
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Algoam
Algema Street
Wisconsin
Hu Cin Jay Gu
Rover
Elizabeth McGregor Kxipitan Dies at 62
Elizabeth McGregor Kxipitan died at 62 from rheumatism. She resided at 2 Peederick Avenue. The family funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o clock with Rev. J W Greenwood of Trinity Church officiating.
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Elizabeth McGregor
Freitderick Avenur
Migabeth W McGregor
Peederick Avenue
J W. Greenwood
Trinity Whureh
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