Li Hung Chang Aims to Negotiate China Settlement
Shanghai dispatch reports Li Hung Chang stating he will travel to Tianjin and possibly Pekin to negotiate a settlement with the powers. He asserts authority from the dowager empress and emperor, notes differing views on indemnity, and comments on edict explanations and foreign conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
Hung Chang
Tien Vsin
Pekin
Prince Ching
China
Tien Tsin
Ching
Chang
Li Hung Chang
Conger
MacDonald
Tekin
Li Hung Change
Relief for the Galveston Sufferers
Sheridan Post contributes 850 to Galveston relief. Fire department aid has begun. Phil H. Shoericker Post No. 10 Isaac Nas the honor of giving the first contribution for the sufferers. At a Thursday meeting the post voted to send $50 to Galveston. funds collected will be forwarded immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Ita
Tranny Ishionn Oshkash
Galveston
Texas
Phil H. Shoericker
G. A. Ru Nas
Prisoners Released After Insufficient Evidence
A man identified as Hilowhe was freed today on insufficient evidence in the Martison slur case. His companion Mr Post was released last night. Phil Teal, a known figure, told police he resigned to the poorhouse after being arrested for trespassing in a Main Street saloon and taken to the station with another inmate, William Enos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilowhe
Martison
Post
Phil Yeal
Mneto
Phil Teal
Wil
Enos
Aus
President McKinley Returns Home to Canton Headquarters
President McKinley resumes routine in Canton after five weeks away as Cortelyou and White House clerks occupy home offices. Telegraphic congratulations pour in on his letter of acceptance. Former Senator Mitchell of Oregon visits, discussing Republican outlook in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President McKinley
Canton
Associated Press
Ohio
Stasfe
Washington
McKinley
Cortelyou
Somerset
Mitchell
Oregon
Northwest
Three Negroes Lynched in Tennessee
A Memphis dispatch reports a masked mob broke into Tunica jail early today and hanged three Black men near the jail without a shot fired. The victims are Frank Brown, David Moore, and William Brown, linked to earlier killings including a white planter and a white man at State Levee.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Memphis
Tenn
Tunica
Miss
Fred
Frank Brown
Frank Chesler
Oak Landing
David Moore
Dan Boxwell
William Brown
State Levee
List of 27100 Dead in Galveston Hurricane Aftermath
In Houston on Sept 14 a Galveston death toll is listed as 27100 with most victims being working people. Many bodies burned buried at sea or on the beach. hundreds still unidentified or in ruins. shipping, wires, and relief efforts described as the city relocates refugees and estimates of dead rise beyond 5000. Generous relief funds approach 1,000,000 dollars with expectations to reach 1,500,000 as authorities coordinate food, supplies, and medical aid.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Galveston
Hongtoo
Jones
R. G. Lowe
Nores
Western Union
Zalves
Cyalveston
Gulf
Hs Durlal
Temis
Austin
Tomars
County Convention Scheduled as Sheriff Race Intensifies
The county convention of the Republican party will convene tomorrow morning at eleven o clock at the courthouse with a provisional organization and an adjournment planned after that to continue in the afternoon. The sheriff contest is heated with possible delays and further battles for other offices, and delegates elected include Pinkerton Rivell Merril Kurtz Renk and George Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyudilvan Party
Aleven
Deluck
Gkalinia
Menasha
S. C. Pinkerton
Dasvid Rivell
F. Haylett
Neenah
Prink Merril
GC. Kurtz
Jnseph Renk
Vinland—Farkins
Getr
George Smith
Black Wolf
Florian Laaivert
Charles Netzel
Fred Lunke
Clayinus Frank Austin
Warry Hart
A. R. Maxacih Smygun
George Mettam
DB Jones
Milwaukee road to build entrance and lines in wisconsin
An official notice states Milwaukee road has secured an entrance and prebid arrangements for the Tekeauaba and Leake Supiter railway west of Milwaukee. Construction aims to be completed before snow, with plans to build a ferry duck service with Arbor railroad next season.
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Agker Road
Associated Press
Milwaukes
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwausker Road
Bacanaba
Tekeauaba & Leake Supiter
Milwaukee Road
AMM Arbor
Dam Disaster Flood Wreaks Havoc Near Wausau
An Associated Press report from Milwaukee describes a major flood event at a paper mill dam on the Wisconsin River near Wausau. Water surged through the dam, sending a large volume downstream for nearly five miles and threatening mills as workers brace for a possible shutdown and repairs.
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Brokaw Abors
Wate
Associated Pres
Milwaukee
Wis Pt. IL
Wausau
Wis
Big
Paper Mills
Waseumsim
Bru- Kew
West Side Republican Club Opens Campaign in Green Bay
Green Bay Wis Sept campaign opening announced with Mr La For deste to speak under West side Republican club auspices. Date fixed yesterday and expected large turnout from outside the city marks the campaign kickoff at Supremuet 87, Sperat wo The Northwestern report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
la Fordeste
West Side
Clee
Appleton Citizens Contribute to Galveston Relief Fund
Appleton Wisconsin Bent McAbant four hundred dollars was contributed by Appleton residents for the Galveston relief fund this morning. The total sum is expected to rise to four dollars before night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Bent
McAbant
Galveston Relief Fond
Rear Admiral Saddanty Dies in Summer Home Incident
Rear Admiral Montgomery Stead died of apoplexy at his summer home Westernytte this morning. The Associated Press report notes the death occurred at an unspecified time, with sparse details on surrounding events and local reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torey
Associated Pressey
Rome
Montgomery Stead
Westernytte
End of Long Boer War Near as Roberts Moves
A London dispatch to The Tribune notes Lord Roberts pursues a concentric advance toward Komatipoort leaving Pretoria to direct the operation personally. Capturing Komatipoort would seal the last Dutch railway link to neutral territory and further pacification aims. Kruger reportedly resigns as Transvaal president but stays on Executive. reports say he may seek Europe for intervention. Proclamation issued calling Boer burghers to lay down arms and surrender.
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Associated Frees
New York
the Tribune
London
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Komatipoort
Pretoria
Neutral
Bloemfontein
Mall
Lorenzo Marques
Kruger
Transvaal
Lisbon
Express
Mozambique
Herr Pott
Netherlands
Tranevaal
Europe
Herzog
Schulkberger
Steyn
Orange Free Siaze
Dianatch
War Office
Mochadedorp
Mines Shut Down Across Eighteen Mines in Delaware Valley
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Westerns eighteen mines, employing about 10 000 workers, halt operations with miners gathered at openings and no one going to work Other mines including Ontario and Western and Mount Pleasant also shut down leaving the region near total stoppage The United Mine Workers leaders express satisfaction with the strike and plan mass meetings as John Mitchell and W B Wilson coordinate the nationwide coal walkout from Indianapolis to Waxahachie with headquarters to be set and organizers deployed to sustain pressure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Ontario & Western Railroad Company
Mount Pleasant
Delaware & Hudson Company
Mitchell
Yniianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
W. B. Wilson
United Ming Workers of
Anwhcva
Mitchel
Waxzlevn
Thomas D. Nichols
Joan Fahey
Thomas Durfey
Anthracite Instricts
Avnes
Breeze Printing assignee discharged in circuit court
The Breeze Printing Company assignee at Menasha was discharged after settling all claims. A separate case to oust Neenah school commissioner Wesley Mott was continued for one week. An infant, Merrill Shin, died at Vine Street, with funeral services noted at St. Peter's church.
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Breeze Printing Company
Menasha
State of
Merrill Shin
Aed
Vine Street
Bell
St. Peter's Church
Keane
Loan for Germany bonds offered to US market
Berlin announces that Disconte Gesellschaft with Imperial support and several banks has taken over 50,000,000 marks of four percent treasury bonds due 1904 and 1905. With imperial bank approval the issue will be placed on the market in the United States through Nordeutsche banks Hamburg M M Warburg Kuhn Tet New York and National City Bank New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Disconte Gesellschaft
Imperial Tunis
Nordeutache Banks
Hamburg
M. M. Warburg Company
Kuhn, Tet & Co
New York
National City Bank of New York
Imperial Bank
United States
Eastern Star District 5 Convention Held in Oshkosh
The annual District No. 5 Order of the Eastern Star convention gathered at Masonia Temple with Oriental chapter No. 16 hosting. About 174 attended the six tables supper, a welcome by Mrs. Merritt and a response by Rev. Cole. Delegates from Oshkosh, Neenah, Green Bay and other chapters joined state officers including Mrs. Helen Mudd, with a condolence resolution for the late Mrs. Latlin.
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Masonia Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Oriental Chapter No. 16
Merritt
Oriental
Mr. Cole
Neenah
Oshkosh
Jackson
Bessie Lou Dagget
Lena Bacon
Clara Achnidt
Clara Ramsdell
David Pinkerton
State Order
Helen M. Mudd
Lancaster
Wis
John Latlin
Eastern Star
Helen M. Budd
Rand Wmatron
W. R. Jackson
Green Bay
Ors
BL Wheeler
Plymouth
Georige Chase
Janesville
Wo RL Anderson
Winthrop Scribner
Rosendale
Showers Rise Over Wisconsin as Warmer Air Returns
Increasing cloudiness brings showers Saturday across Wisconsin with a warmer tonight. Brisk to high southeast winds develop, forecasting a milder weekend with improved temperatures and unsettled conditions.
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Seta
Lenath
Wisconsin
Weel
Operon
Feniehe
Tamihm
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