Side by Side Migriean and British Fleets Leave Bar Harbor
British and American squadrons completed a days long visit at Bar Harbor as a large fleet maneuvered outward in an arc past the harbor. The British flagship led the line with ships Psyche Indefatigable and Quail followed by American vessels, drawing wide spectator attention as the contingent steamed eastward past Egg Rock.
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World says it is no talk about your ailment phrase
The text reflects an older dialogue urging readers to discuss ailments and pains freely, suggesting communication through letters. It presents modest advice about sharing health concerns, implying simple cost and accessibility of letters as a means of relief.
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Ayer
Admiral Bedford’s Squadron Visits Bar Harbor Ends Season
Ships displayed the British flag at the peaks and visitors showed courtesy as the New York band played British airs and Crescent musicians answered. On reaching Baker’s Island the squadrons separated, marking the event of the season for Bar Harbor and a very sincere trip in every respect. It is hoped the visit will be repeated next year.
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Kruger wife declines join as health fails note
Lorenzo Marques September 15 telegraph shows Mr Kruger urging his wife to come, but she replies health will not permit it. Report also states Commandant General Louis Botha has resigned Transvaal forces command to Commandant Viljoen.
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Weather forecast for New England and Maine
Boston forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for fair weather with light variable winds, while Maine expects fair Friday, warmer in the west, and partly cloudy Saturday with likely rain in the southwest and light westerly winds.
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Portland Weather Summary for Sept 18 1900
The Portland weather bureau logs indicate at 8 am barometer 29.883 inches, thermometer 16 C, dew point 46 F, humidity 66 percent, wind from the north with light velocity, cloudy. By 8 pm barometer 21.084 inches, thermometer 56 F, dew point 62 F, humidity 87 percent, wind SW at 7, clear. Temperatures ranged from 53 to 62 with mean 68 and the day’s top wind 15 mph. 24 hours precipitation 0.4 inches.
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Weather observations from Sept 13 across major cities
The Agricultural Department Weather Bureau lists yesterday's observations at 8 p m meridian time. Temperatures ranged from 59 at Jacksonville to 76 in Philadelphia and Washington with winds SE NH SW W and various clear or cloudy conditions.
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No More Developments Likely Until He Arrives
Washington reports a pause in the Pekin crisis as Li Hung Chang’s messages ease immediate obstacles to Chinese talks. Russia may delay troop withdrawal until a Chinese government is arranged, with Li Hung Chang possibly traveling to Pekin to establish control and safeguarding American interests. Great Britain also resists evacuating Pekin without guarantees, while other powers trend toward varied withdrawal.
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Divide Up China, Li Hung Chang to Start North
London dispatch reports Russia and Germany planning to partition China with military control in Pekin for the winter. Russia to keep 15,000 troops, Germany 15,000, Japan 22,000. Empress Dowager aims to restore influence. Li Hung Chang to depart Shanghai for Tien Tsin and Pekin to negotiate peace terms.
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Russia's Ultimatum Demands Boxer Leader Punished
Berlin reports from the German Fleet Society in Shanghai. The Russian governor telegraphs that the Emperor of China must resume governance, Prince Tuan must be arrested and punished, and the Empress must be excluded. Li Hung Chang deems the demands unacceptable except the first and halts his planned northern departure.
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Russia Holds Line on Pekin Evacuation Plan
St. Petersburg reports the Russian government remains committed to evacuating Pekin and hopes Germany will concede to prompt British follow. It notes the need for the Chinese government to assume control without any gap, and that Russia cannot move until negotiations guarantee order and establish a government immediately after evacuation.
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200 Men March to Counter Boxers Threat in Vienna Tsin
The 200 men of the 15th United States Infantry move to confront the Boxers alleged to have artillery and to be molesting boats on the imperial canal near the Wien Tsin region, as reported by the victualling service.
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Kruger Arrival Seen as War's End by German Papers
Berlin dispatches report Kruger's arrival at Lourenco Marques viewed as near end of war. National Zeitung notes temporary absence to seek European intervention, while Vossische Zeitung concedes Boer resistance power is broken.
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French Forces Defeat Rabah Remnant in Sahara Campaign
Paris reports that the French minister of the colonies Mr Decrals received word of the final defeat of Rabah's last forces in the Southern Sahara. Rabah, the long time thorn in French expansion, was killed in battle and his main army dispersed by a French column.
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Aftermath of Galveston Storm Brings Slow Rebound
Galveston Texas shows slow recovery after last week’s disaster as authorities and business groups restart operations. Troops curb crime, saloons close, and workers focus on water service gutters and street lighting. Many corpses wash ashore and burial efforts continue amid pervasive stench and disinfection. A baby found under a house was burned to prevent disease.
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