Appointment of Prince Tuan as grand secretary to Chinese emperor
Washington reports Prince Tuan former heir to China named grand secretary to the emperor. Officials note the appointment precedes Germany note replies and argue U S action did not influence the move. In London Lord Salisbury replies to the German note and denials spread about British stance. Count Von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg and others were informed of Britain’s position.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Sheng
Taotai
Shanghai
Tuan
China
Privy Council
United States
Powels
U. S
Imperial Court
Interior
Great Britain
L Iass
London
Lord Salinbury
Count von Hatzfeldt-Wildenberg
Europe
Germany
Lord Salisbury
Washington
Downing Street
Pekin
Claude MacDonald
British Foreign Office
England
Berlin
Count von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg
Foreign Office
Ocean Liner New York Sighting Amid Gale Delays
The American steamship New York Captain Roberts sailing from New York to Southampton was sighted near the Seiby Islands and the Lizard but failed to arrive by dawn. A gale in the British channel prompted a search by tug while agents expect arrival once weather clears. The ship reported using only one engine off St Catherine’s Point and was due at Southampton later.
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Greve
New Fork
Associated Press
Southampton
England
New York
Roberts
Seiby Islands
Lizard
American Ine
Needles
Royal Mail
Ellie
Colon
Liverpool
St. Catherines Point
Isle of Wight
Prominent Atlanta Leader Shot At Home
Hon Charles A Collier once mayor and Cotton States exposition head found dying on Richardson street steps with a bullet wound near the heart. He murmured burglary before losing consciousness. Collier’s roles included U S commissioner and Lafayette Monument member.
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Thomas A. Collier
Atlanta
Shorby Murgrace
Associated
Charles A. Collier
South
Richardson Street
Collier
United States Commissioners
Lafayette Monument Association
Greek warship Nauarchos Miaullg visits New York first in U. S.
The Greek warship Nauarchos Miaullg arrived in New York from Philadelphia and will stay ten days in Boston before sailing to the Mediterranean. It is the first Greek warship to visit the United States.
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Naosrotos Miagna Arrigo
New York
Wil Wiatt
Boston
Associated Pres
Nauarchos Miaullg
Philadelphia
Mediterranean
United States
Motion for new trial in James Howard case in Kentucky
A motion for a new trial was made today in the James Howard case in Frankfort Kentucky. Howard was found guilty yesterday of being a principal in the shooting of Governor Garfield. The argument session was postponed until Saturday.
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Jamcoe Howard
Kentucky
Associated
Frankfort
James Howard
Garhel
Argur
Roosevelt Leads Through Colorado Riot-Era Guarded Train
Governor Roosevelt’s train from Cripple Creek to Leadville passed Victor without incident as armed guards protected the party. Ten speeches were delivered at Leadville including remarks by Senator Walcott and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge while crowds gathered along Harrison and Fifth Streets.
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Rooevelt
Thaness
Culoraide
Associated Preas
Leadville
Col
Roosevelt
Cripple Creek
Victor
Witte
Harrison and
Fifth Streets
Mr. Flaming
Colorado Volunteers
Philippines
Senator Walcott
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alger to speak in Illinois for McKinley Roosevelt
Ex Secretary of War Alger attended Republican national headquarters in Chicago in talks with Vice Chairman Payne and indicated he may tour Illinois for McKinley and Roosevelt. Senator T C Burrows of Michigan to speak in Detroit tomorrow night before campaigning in his state next Monday.
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Tormee
Hokinsley
Asetociated Press
Chicago
Alger
Republican Naional
Payne
Ite
Illinois
McKinley
Roosevelt
T. C. Burrows
Michigan
Officer James J. Danner Dies in Accident in Washington
A dispatch from General MacArthur reports the death of Second Lieutenant James J. Danner of the Twenty-eighth Infantry, caused by an accidental pistol discharge. Danner was a native of Pennsylvania and died in Washington on September 27.
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Washington
MacArthur
James J. Danner
Pennsylvania
China in Boxers dominance prompts imperial crisis
A Shanghai dispatch reports the empire at risk as Boxer leaders seize power while southern viceroys remain loyal to the throne. Russia controls northern forts and rail lines, Germany pressures for harsh terms, and the US is seen as powerless.
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Associated Presey
New York
The
Herald
Shanghai
China
Nganhwet
Sheng
Taotal
Russia
Taku
Pekin
Germany
Japan
France
Rusia
Seymour
U. 3
United States
Lu Li Chian Lu
Canton
New Plan Proposed to Set Peace Terms for China
Paris reports a plan to direct Pekin ministers to draft peace terms with China with broad discretion under three heads. The United States aims to protect the open door, withdraw troops, and build fleet strength. Diplomatic rumors linger about Russian edicts and British-German positions, with France pledging influence to avert partition.
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eBy Agesociaced Press
Paris
China
Pekin
Foreign Office
U. S
United States
Manchuria
Abeve
France
Great Britain
Germany
Associated Press
Woolley in St Paul on Cold Water Train Visit
Prohibition candidate John D. Woolley arrives in St Paul from Fergus Falls aboard the so called cold water train. He travels with his wife and party, breakfasting at the Ryan, then visits MacAlester College and other local colleges.
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Miguebotn
Anitary Associated Preas
St. Paul
Minn
John D. Woolley
Prohibition
Northern Pacific
Fergus Falls
Woolley
Health Update for University Official Returns from Michigan
President C K Adams of the state university health returns from Battle Creek Sanitarium Michigan. He has been away since last winter seeking improved health and time will tell if he resumes duties. Experts assess his condition and determine when he may resume responsibilities.
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Veelgent
M. Adame
Mich
Madison
Wis
C.K. Adams
Battle Creek
Pate
Abin
Secret Decree Orders Army to Destroy Foreigners
Paris dispatch reports Tung Fuh Sian named general of western and northern forces. An imperial secret decree orders viceroys and governors to fight foreigners and destroy them. In Hong Kong, missions at Shek Lung are destroyed amid anti Christian unrest. a priest escaped with mandarin protection.
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Paris
Shanghai
Tung Fuh Sian
Hong Kong
Shek Lung
East River
Kwang Si
Kwang Tung
Aoeking
Canton
Burglary Reported at 257 Doty Street Residence
Police report a burglary at the Andrew Heiss residence 257 Doty Street Wednesday night. Mrs Heiss and her daughter woke to intruders who knocked Mrs Heiss down. Heiss was away in Tustin. Last week Mrs Fred Flister’s house was entered. Carl Flugelberg stayed there alone. Two suspicious men seen near the country and city at night. police to question them.
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Andrew Om Doty Sit
Andrew Heiss
Doty Street
Carl Fugelberg
Shanghai Taotai Delay in New Appointment Rumor
Reports from Shanghai indicate Viceroy Liu Kun Ji is consulting the imperial court on a new taotai appointment amid Boxer-era tensions. Consuls fear approval may be delayed for months while officials debate who should govern Shanghai and how to handle Boxer links.
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Boxer
Kangh-Yi
Nankin
Lig Kun Yi
Aise
Bhanghai
Charley Herr First Wins Opening Heat in 820000 Stallion Race
Charley Herr won the first heat in the 820000 stallion race at Readvilly Reardville Mass on Sept 2. Arion placed second Crescens third with a time of 2 07. The second heat saw Charley Herr triumph Crescous second Gratian Roy third in 2 07. Lord Vincent Houston M and Arion followed. Supe was distanced. The third heat went to Crescous with Charley Herr second and Gratan Roy third in 2 07 14. Lord Vincent and Arion again followed while Benton M was distanced.
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Readvilly
Associated Press
Reardville
Mass
Charley Tierr
Arion
Crescens
Charley Herr
Crescous
Gratian Roy
Lord Vincent
Houston M
Supe
Charlie Herr
Gratan Roy
Benton M
Death in Vinland Tragedy Reports John Quatermass Death
A notice records the death of John Quatermass aged 82 due to general debility at the home of Francis Gillingham in Vinland. He leaves two daughters, one in Missouri, with funeral arrangements set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Gillingham residence officiated by Rev. A Pomfret.
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Ohn
Vaca
W. W. Quatermans
Francis Gillingham
Vinlant
John Quatermass
Unele
W. W. Quatermass
Francis ‘Gillingham
Missouri
Ansville
Secretary Ling Kap to Return to Washington Next Week
Secretary Ling Kap's health has improved and he is expected to return to Washington early next week to resume duties. Acting Secretary Hill has been ill with malaria, and Assistant Secretary Adee reported Kap has remained in constant contact with the department and guided Chinese negotiations in the past month.
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Matera
Washington
Coal Strike Pressure Flares Across Central Pennsylvania
President Mitchell issues a circular to Central Pennsylvania mine owners to stop loading coal for markets served by anthracite operators. Railroads rush bituminous shipments to dodge the strike as union leaders weigh benefits and numbers amid widespread walkouts.
Ex-Sheriff Brown of Marinette faces assault warrant
A warrant is issued for former Marinette Sheriff Thomas Brown on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm. He is accused of shooting a fisherman last spring near the east shore of Lake Winnebago as the man tried to flee game wardens, with the fisherman hospitalized since.
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Brown
Marinette
Thomas Brown
Lake Winnebago
Awards at Paris Lead American Honors in Exposition
Paris Sept 27 The jury completed final awards in the exposition. The U S commission report shows America earned the most awards of any nation after France and led in each classification except grand prizes where Germany took the higher total.
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Nerbane
Associated Press
Paris
Ins
United States Commission
America
Germany
Murder at New Fork New York Estate Dealer Found Dead
Charles F Peek a Sixty Vorfs eld va Teal estate dealer from West Eighty fourth street was found dead on the sidewalk of West Seventeenth street. Evidence of murder appeared on the beds. He left his office planning an evening train to the Catskills where his wife stayed. A large sum of money and a handsome chain were missing.
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Kerien FL
Associated Press
New York
Charles F Peek
West Eighty-fourth Street
West Seventeenth Street
Peck
Catskills
Mitchell denies strike settlement rumors in Hazleton report
In Hazleton PA President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers dismissed claims the anthracite strike was settled calling such reports absolutely untrue. He said no overtures exist and he would know of any end to the strike.
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New York
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. P. Morgan's
Mr. Tracydula
Hanne
Archbishop Ryan
Rogers Maxwell
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Associated Press
Hazleton
Mitchell
The
United Mineworkers
Reading
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Lackawanna
Taylor
Carbondale
Murring
Burtens
Roderick
Lenniss
Lackawanna Company
Ar. Looms
Mining Superintendents’ Association
Marriage Licenses Issued in Oshkosh Area
The county clerk issued marriage licenses to John Eslinger and Josephine Dronek. Martin Scotzko and Mary Kublezewski. Robert Ripple and Hattie Kinsler. John Kircher Jr. and Ada M. O. Neil, all of Oshkosh. Also notes a lecture series and local events amid community updates.
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John Eslinger
Oshkosh
Josephine Dronek
Martin Scotzko
Mary Kublezewski
Robert Ripple
Hattie Kinsler
John Kircher, Jr
Ada M. O. Neil
Egypt
Elsie Gass
Green Bay
Mra Burns
Nettle McCarthy
William Cameron
Milwaukee
James Cameron
Menominee
Mich
George H. Cameron
J. Ries Alley
Main Street
Focal
Carl B. Mecabe
Nha
Charles Bathaway
Hathaway
William Reckmeyer & Co
Evanseliat
Onius
Goddard Tarve
Jackson Street
New York Avenue
Thomas A. Rockwell
Purchases Land for Double Track by Chicago and Northwestern
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway plans to buy land along Broad Street between Merritt and Irving to build switch and main tracks for Ashland division trains. About 31 lots, mostly with houses, totaling 1,798 feet of frontage and 116 feet deep, are under purchase or option with expenditures between 10,000 and 15,000, potentially reaching 25,000. Abstracts list owners including Mrs Rose Simon and Mrs Gertrude Lindsley.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Ashland
Osthesh
Broad Street
Merritt
Irving
Brostecet
Take Shore
Groad
Irving Streets
Rose Simon
Schroeder
Ralph Awickey
E. Styan
Interurban Land Company
Gertrude Lindsley
Ancust Keeh
Louisa Petersiten
Hilt
Wack
John Dix
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Atrouious
NPA A
Boutheca
Mendy
Min Tere Me Pekin
Beiter
Vinland
Hay
Austral Pennsylvania
Associated Pesa
Richard Gilbert
United Mine Workers of America
Clearfield
Philadelphia & Reading
Delaware & Hudson
Jersey Central
Hanna
Henne
United Mine Workers
W. B. Wilson
Wilson
National Executive Board
East
Mine Workers of America
Ifisherman
Coat and Iron
Governor Stone
Hawley
Switchmen's Union
District No. 1
Dempsey
Shamokin
Locust Springs
Mount Carmel
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Saville
North Franklin
Reading Company
Penn
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Anation Company
Locust Gap
Rome
Francis Bacons
Archey
N.S. W
Stern
Alameda
San Francisco
Bun Sin
Bay Riers
Wisconsin
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