McKinley Seeks Final Acceptance On Policy Totter
The text notes President McKinley nearing acceptance on a key policy, with a note about a steamer Walla Walla detained in quarantine at William Head for smallpox aboard, expected to last two weeks. It also reports a new volcano erupting near Qolim in Mexico and crop damage in Nicaragua, plus industrial price rises tied to a Chicago laundry combine. The Cuba incident mentions resistance by a Santa Clara official, while a separate tragedy in California references a shooting and explosion.
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Walla Walla
Roman Francisco
William Head Owange
Amallpox
Oll Qolim
Mexico
Nicaragua
Matagalya
Jenotoun
Canuarie i Chicago Date Out Corporation
Ryan
Elvil
Trinklad
Santa Clara
Cuba
Casilla
Freonk
Jopanew
Fiewerl
Urhige
Crisis in China Promises Developments in Shanghai and Washington
Washington dispatches report ongoing developments in the Chinese situation with expected new moves. Notes indicate officials study personnel changes for the Chinese crisis and Li Hang appears unlikely to leave Shanghai despite requests. Reports from Amoy say foreign fleets have withdrawn to port and naval forces reduced along routes.
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Washington
State Department
Wilewid
Li Hang
Portland Growth and Census Figures Highlight 1900s City Populations
Washington reports Portland Oregon as a growing city with population figures amid bureau census releases. Oakland Atlanta Bridgeport and Baltimore are cited with percent changes and urban growth notes alongside Wheat Market movements and stock activity in New York.
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Washington
Conens Witrean
Portland
Oregon
Oakland
Calif
Great forrow at Maelle University boxing match in Portland
Tracey of Australia defeated Charcinw your in a 20 round welterweight bout at Portland Thursday night. The long fight and decision drew attention as local sponsors and officials prepared for future events at Herrick Hall. Meanwhile reports from Corvallis reference railway labor and a Montana murder case, with arrests and inquiries ongoing. The paper also notes a wedding tour to Europe involving Gertrude Denjerin and Thomas Grahas Brothers.
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Maelle University
Forest Grove
Herrick Hallae
Fom Tracey
Australia
Charcinw
Chanmydon
Portland
Albany Street Railway
Corvallis & Bagtorn
Mubotandlaligae
Thoms
Fargher
Nanene
Dulles
Har
State Penitentiary
J. Il. Johnson
Daveldin
Bullue Parrott
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Manilew
Tite
Parrott
Mise Gertrude Denjerin
Daugher
The
Law
C.Y. Bentanly
Policier
Consul General Goodnow Reports Losses of Missionaries
Consul General Goodnow records several missionary deaths around July 11 at Pinebu and Tal Ku including Mrs Price and daughter Florence, Mr and Mrs Clagg, and others. Cables from Che Foo note urging China to deliver couriers to Ting Fu. Hathi rebels reportedly suppressed by Li Myon Chang, who plans to move north soon.
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Washington
Toons Fowler
Che Foo
Government of
China
Tae Ting Fu
Woo Ting Fu
Lb Myon Chang
Geo
Theron Deaths Foretold in Boer Field After Battle
Fragmentary report describes Commandant Theron among dead on the field as Boer forces split and northern winds blow. Dispatches mention Hamilton and Bollers advances while patrols probe the area for survivors.
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Theody of Theron
Patel
Lawl Kalwrte
Howe
Fan Hamilton
Lowe
Boller
Theron
Fragmented Local Report on Labor, War, and Arbitration
The article blends notes on labor contracts and service in the army with a historical arbitration issue. It mentions Bee Ampenial, Supt Kuli Lake, and Tip dates, referencing the Sons of the Golden West and local leaders. It also notes Cleveland declining and McKinley appointing an arbiter, amid telegraphy progress and native policy references.
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Kuli
the Tribune
Tie
Takisha
Lee
Japan
Wyoming Lausehed and Union Iron Works Create Tidal Echo
The United States minister Wyoming was announced at high tide from the Union Iron Works in this city. The executive board of Federation of Mineworkers plans a session here as a strike possibility emerges, with no immediate action.
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Wyoming
San Frenglacs
United States
Indianapolie
Federation of Mineworkera ix
New York Bapt. t.-The race for the shampion evnkes Zig miles
The race at Sheepshowd Bay today ended with David Garrick winning by Zig miles over Kifelbert in second and Daoro in third. Time not provided.
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New York
Sheepshowd Bay
David Garrick
Kifelbert
Daoro
Two More Plague Cases Reported in Glagen
Two additional plague cases were reported in Glagen on September 8 with details scarce. Local authorities confirmed new infections and urged residents to follow health precautions.
Montana Republicans name ticket and notice a minister dies
The Montana Republicans announce their ticket with Kor congrmeman Murry for governor David B. Wolsom for governor and A.J. Ten Hort for lieutenant governor T J Mortor for attorney general A N Yoder for secretary of state Frank J Edwande for treasurer C O Proctor for auditor Justin Padolph von Tobel for state superintendent W bh Harmen and others named as provisional directors. Lorene Waggh the oldest Methodist minister died suddenly at Willhatom California after alighting from a train. he celebrated his ninety second birthday at his home in Petaluma on August 28. He was born in Toevalantaw county West Virginia and came to California in 102 then joined Giuseppe Vallejo. He helped shape the state after the war and was remembered as a pioneer in the early days.
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Montana
Kor Congrmeman
Murry
Mlewisda
David BK. Wolsom
Meagher
A.J. Ten
Hort
Madison
T. J. Mortor
Curler
A. N. Yoder
Silver
Frank J. Edwande
Lowie and
Clarke
Por Auwriter
Proctor
Casmale
Justin
Padolph von ‘Tobel
Fergnaon
W. Bh. Harmen
Harry C. Kersher
Silverton
L. Wilson
Giallatia
Paul McChormick
Yellowstone
Providential Wiretorin
Lorene Waggh
Willhatom
Cadif
Fle
Petaluma
Topalantaw County
Virginia
California
Gieperl
Vallejo
Fragmentary political letter and campaign reports from 1900s era newspapers
An OCR damaged summary shows a letter criticizing imperialism and praising prosperity under tariff policies. It notes Republican campaign events in Ohio with Depew, Foraker, and Hanna, Roosevelt visits in Michigan attracting thousands, and Bryan's Milwaukee appearance with Democratic leadership.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Republicans of
Atara
Ators Depew
Foraker
Hanna
Ohi
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Michigan
Ex Secretary Fights Replay Over Silver Currency Plan
An open letter accuses Secretary Gage of political motive in a reported interview on silver coin payments for government obligations. The exchange targets Lyman J. Gage and criticizes possible currency measures aimed at steering the public and creditors.
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Lyman J. Chage
Carl Sehare
Bryan
Treasury
Sohors
Gage
Solure
Sebure
Silly Wardrobe Items and Rainy Day Purchases
A quirky ad notes a man wearing a hat for $1 and a splendid stiff hat for $1. A woman is urged to buy shoes for a rainy day. It lists clothing and ribbon purchases with confusing prices and yard measurements. A boy receives clothes and a rice gift. The ad hints at limited stock as bad weather approaches.
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Ole Boyd Cuite
Priews
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