Pekin News from August reports allied presence near palace
In the five miles south of Pekin imperial park search parties comprising Russian, Japanese, British and American troops found no armed threat, only one Chinese scout killed. Japanese control the imperial summer palace while the winter palace remains guarded. Russians aim to destroy it. Japanese seek to preserve it.
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Legation
Black Flags Attacking North River Mission Property
London dispatch reports continued aggression by the Black Flags along the North River and deliberate destruction of mission property as the Meade is redirected to Manila instead of China. The orders have already been issued to proceed to Manila.
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Hong Kong
the Times
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Fight Called Off Between Maber and Choynski
New York August 28 the boxing match between Peter Maber and Joe Choynski at the Broadway Athletic club tonight was cancelled due to Choynski illness a stomach trouble his physician said he cannot box for some time the Horton law expires soon leaving no rematch before it ends
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New York
Peter Maber
Joe Choynski
Broadway Athletic Club
Choynski
Providence Races Feature Unfinished 2:14 Trot Win
Four races were run at Treviprace R I August 28 including the unfinished 2:14 trot won by Alica Darmes. The 2:25 pace was topped by Evolute. In the Rhode Island trot for 2090 dollars Middlemay won the race by taking heats two through four, with Leonard Bell second and Belle Curne driven by Marsh finishing fifth.
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Alica Darmes
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Rhode Island
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National League Scores From Yesterday
In the National League yesterday, Boston 4 lost to New York 6 at Boston. Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 10 to 6 at Philadelphia. Chicago fell 2 to 3 against St Louis at Chicago.
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Lords Roberts Succeeds Wolseley as Commander in Chief
London August 29 The Daily Mail asserts the highest authority has named Lord Roberts to lead the British army, succeeding Lord Wolseley in the role. The report emphasizes Roberts' appointment as the new commander in chief and notes the timing of the claim.
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Montgomery to be Put Out of Commission for Repairs
Washington August 28 The cruiser Montgomery of Admiral Schley s South Atlantic squadron arrived in New York yesterday and will be taken out of commission for extensive repairs.
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Montgomery
Admiral Schley
New York
Handwriting experts sue city over Molineux fees
New York writers who testified in the Molineux trial filed suit against the city to recover their fees. The action names the city and seeks payment for expert testimony and related costs.
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New York
Molineux
Death of Mrs Butler at Old Point Comfort
Mrs Butler wife of Major General M. Butler U A died at Old Point Comfort this afternoon from neuralgia aged sixty eight years.
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Newvomn
Weather Indications for New England Forecast
Waimingtoy August 28 forecast for New England calls for generally fair conditions Wednesday and Thursday with light northerly winds.
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Waimingtoy
New England
Newmarket Republican caucus report summary
State names Charles H. Smith Ernest P. Pinkham Albert Stevens and others list votes for Congressional Frank J. Durgin Gay Carpenter Robert J. Mitchell Charles H Provost. two for Elwell and two for Greens. Senatorial Edwin S. Carpenter True Smith Moses Guimond Valentine Murphy. County John I. Griffin Alanson C. Haines Frank H. Durgin George W. Pendergast. John N. Griffin for county commissioner. Councillor Joseph Pinkham Milton Laine Edward Tasker Frank E. Doe. Representative Ernest P. Pinkham for state senator in twenty third district.
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Alvaha Place
Ernest P. Pinkham
Albert ¥. Stevens
Frank J. Durgin
Gay Carpenter
Robert J. Mitchell
Charles H. Provost
Elwell
Greens
Edwin S. Carpenter
True £. Smith
Moses Guimond
Valentine Murphy
John I. Griffin
Alanson C. Haines
Frank H. Durgin
George W. Pendergast
John N. Griffin
Joseph Pinkham
Milton 8
Laine
Edward M. Tasker
Frank E . Doe
Alabama Fangled Flight Trials Set New Record Speeds
The Alabama battleship completed a four hour trial from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise under Captain It. W. Sargent recording 17 knots per hour. The run featured no delays, with marks at Osceola and Kearsarge showing speeds of 17.42 and 16.84 knots. Spectators watched as the fleet, including Indiana, Kentucky, Kearsarge and Texas, and a guest list aboard the Alabama.
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Cape Ann
Cape Porpoise
It. W. Sargent
Kittery
Texas
Kentucky
Indiana
Kearsarge
Farquhar
Frederick Rodgers
KR. D. Evans
Richard Henderson
Charles R. Rossker
J.H. Hemphill
C. E. Vreeland
W. L. Capps
Knights of Malta organize Olivet commandery No 296
Olivet commandery No 296 of the Ancient and Distinguished Knights of Malta organized at Red Men’s hall on Tuesday evening by John Hicks of Boston supreme grand commander. The new body reports a membership of ninety.
Invitation Accepted For Rye Summer Meeting
The Christian Benevolent Society of Court Street church accepted an invitation from Mrs. A. K. W. Green of Mirey Street to hold the September meeting at her summer residence in Rye. Further particulars to follow.
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Christian Benevolent Society of the
Court Street Church
A. K. W. Green
Mirey Street
Rye
Regatta Planned by Portsmouth Yacht Club for Labor Day
The regatta committee of the Portsmouth Yacht Club has set Labor Day, September 3, for the event. The course will mirror previous regattas and organizers plan music and refreshments at the clubhouse during the regatta.
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Portsmouth Yacht Club
Globe Grocery Co Sells King's New Discovery Agency
Local firm secures agency for Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption boosting business as demand soars. Free trial bottles offered to sufferers with a guarantee to cure coughs colds bronchitis asthma crow and all throat and lung troubles. Prices 50c and 1
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Globe Grocery Co
Dr. King
Notable officials aboard the Alabama on trial trip
Naval Constructor John G. Tawressy and Gen W P Chadwick of Ex eter Hon Charles Means of Manchester Frank Preston and a sheriff’s man joined the Alabama on her trial trip Tuesday. Tawressy, who spent two years on the project, received special attention and offered his guests a rare treat during the voyage.
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U.S. N
W. P. Chadwick
Exeter
Charles
State News: multiple local incidents across New Hampshire
Ex street Commissioner John LA Marshall of Nashua who has been passing the summer at Rye Beach fell and was badly cut. Amoskeag Veterans arrived in Montreal. Carry Whitehouse of Dover sent back to New Bedford to answer theft charges. Moultonboro delegates support Greene. Dr Greene leads Manchester delegation. U S district and circuit courts sit at Littleton. Pierre Peandien of Laconia held on $800 for breaking and entering and larceny. A woman in overalls and rubber boots washed a carriage on Usko Massabesic cars. Ralph Furbush arraigned in Exeter for obscene language. suspended sentence. Dr Oscar Faulhaber resigns Exeter and Robinson posts to reside in Aubervilliers.
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Seasion
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Laconia
Phillips Exeter Academy
Robinson Female Seminary
Auverhill
Richmond mill shuts down amid uncertain period
Maine notes report the Richmond cotton mill halting operations indefinitely and ice on the Penobscot expected to ship before navigation ends. It mentions Rangeley laundress earnings, a Republican rally on September 8 with several speakers, and the drowning of nine year old Clyde Appleby at Lisbon Falls after stepping into a deep area near a mill dam.
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Kennebec
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Curtis Guild, Jr
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Edward Payson Brown
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Edward 0. Swett
Clyde
C. E. Appleby
Lisbon Palls
The Popular Rochester Fair Celebrates Twenty Fifth Year
The Rochester fair marks its twenty fifth anniversary on Sept 11 12 13 1900 with a 10000 purse and premier display of cattle sheep swine poultry art produce from garden orchard and a grand street parade. Four days of horse racing and reduced railroad rates accompany the event.
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