Sabre Charge of Col. Wint in Pekin Campaign Battle
A graphic Manila Critic article details Col. Wint's cavalry action near Tientsin during the Boxer Uprising relief expedition. British and Japanese infantry supported, American Sixth Cavalry used novel tactics to break Chinese lines, yielding 350 Chinese dead and six American fatalities with twelve wounded.
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Manila
D. Minor Mickle
Chin
United States
Gessies
Wint
Polho
List
Emen
America
Bur
The Effect of Unionism Upon the Mine Worker analysis
Dr Frank Warne of the University of Pennsylvania analyzes the anthracite industry in Pennsylvania and argues that unrestrained European labor competition drives down wages and living standards. He warns the rivalry harms communities, raises birth rates issues, and urges consolidation and union organization as remedies.
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Frank Julien Warne
University of Pennsylvania
Annals of
Th American Academy of Political and Social Science
Pennsylvania
Warne
Pensybvania
Dr. Warne
Interesting Census Comparisons in New York and Chicago
The article notes that New York and Chicago together account for roughly one twelfth of the United States population based on the last census figures. It discusses their large economies and high transaction volumes relative to national totals.
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New York
Chicago
United States
Wealth and growth clash New York Chicago population and spending gaps
A Chicago Record-Herald comparison uses 100 unit scales to pit New York against Chicago. It cites population, acres, street mileage, parks, school rooms and teachers, marriages and births, death rates, assessed values, saloon income, total public income, and debt. New York leads in many categories. Chicago shows smaller debt limits and lower per capita spending in several services.
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Chicago Record-Herald
New York
Chicago
Fire Department
Health Department
Greek steamer Parthenon reported lost with crew of twenty two
The Greek steamer Parthenon with a crew of twenty two and six messengers aboard is reported lost. The Parthenon was last seen at Nevorsk on November 3, traveling from Tagauroy.
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Constantinople
Dee
Havin
Nevoressisk
Tagauroy
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Terest
Scrantonians
Pekin Legations
Tientsin
Taku
Pekin
Frank British
Weo
Tamera
Kodaks
Florey & Brooks
Sonruce Street
New York Furriers
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Frank J. Worner
Journey Annals of
The
American Academy of Political and Bodh Science
Luther
Jermyn
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka. Ave
N. A. Hulbert
Cravenette
Spruce Street
Lack’n Avenue
Associated Press
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