Train Timetable Fragments from a Regional Line
Partial timetable snippet lists departures and connections from Philadelphia Trenton and nearby towns. Notes include morning and evening times, through coaches, and links to Reading Wilkes Barre Harrisburg and Scranton with several stations referenced.
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Wilkesbarre
Baton
Subalentown
Observations on China by M Patenotre Viable Defenses at Pekin Seen Primitive
The interview records M Patenotre describing Pekin defenses as primitive and encircling walls. He notes travel by river is slow, climate harsh, and the invasion route from Tientsin difficult. Li Hung Chang is portrayed as a scholar statesman open to Western modernization, though China lags in military equipment.
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Paris
Chinese Anticipate the Enemy at Foo Chow
Dispatches report the fall of Che Foo and Japanese troop landings near Port Arthur. A Hong Kong telegraph says China blocks Foo Chow while Canton panics. A British officer estimates 5 000 Chinese engaged with under 4 000 losses. The Times notes no Japanese loan raise. Weather shows rain and northeast winds along the coast.
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New York Bolters Nominate Everett P Wheeler for President
Everett P Wheeler about 60, a New York lawyer with Wheeler Curtis and Godkin, is named by the Bolters to head a third party ticket. He chairs the Civil Service Reform association, served on the board of education 1880 to 1887, helped found the old County Democratic organization, and is active in Free Trade and Democratic reform groups. Ballot printing will be ordered after filing with the secretary of state by October 15.
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Pension Fraud Exposed in Tiny Iowa Office Case
Special Examiner E F Waite filed documents seized from Pension Agent George H Van Luen in Little Springs Iowa revealing widespread fraud. Letters describe bribes for medical affidavits, priced per line, with doctors in Lincoln Nebraska and others selling fake papers to secure pension claims.
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Olympic Club seeks New Orleans fight bid in New York
President Scholl of the aces Olympic club of New Orleans arrived in New York to pursue a Fitzsimmons versus Creedon boxing match. An agreement for staging the bout may be signed tomorrow with a $25 000 prize. Scholl hopes the champion will consider July fighting in New Orleans, weather permitting.
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Police Bribery Case Reveals $500 Payoff Timeline
Testimony shows Captain Schmittberger allegedly received $500 from a police officer’s payoffs. De Gan resisted sharing overtime pay, claiming he would not be a serf while Wardman Vail and Superintendent West dispute removals. Witnesses describe assaults at the station and a Mrs. Smith offer for protection at a coffee saloon.
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