Russia and United States debate China withdrawal after Pekin relief
The State Department releases the Russian proposal and Washington reply on China troop withdrawal. It states Russia seeks no territorial aims, while the United States supports a concerted, staged pullback of forces from Pekin after coordinating with local commanders. Germany reacts with embarrassment.
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State Department
China
United States
Pekin
Germany
Russia
Department of State
Washington
Bueta
Tromble
Witetyn
Ruesla
Ninchwarg
Snl
Fronpe
Chereteorty
Hogothon
Tellet of
Legien
Bern Sorein
Takina
Promision
Hotela
Wuwlun Tiinmvter
Thaelon
Willikowler
Ee Eeator
Nnioitarion
Roeia Expres
Hold-up on the Union Pacific near Tipton station
Four masked bandits dynamited the Express and baggage cars of Union Pacific Overland Flyer No 3 near Tipton on the Red Desert. Passengers fled valuables as the train stopped. A posse pursued toward Hole-in-the-Wall while a large loot was taken and the robbers fled toward Colorado.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Tipton Station
United States
Hadwail
Rawlina
Red Desert
Harris German
Albany
N. Y
Denver
Overland Express
Ttm
American Policy in Yellow Land
Washington reports the Russian note on China withdrawal and the U S response. General Chaffee, aware of the situation, prepares to reinforce American troops in China and to sail within six weeks if possible. The War Department says evacuation of China has not been considered.
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Washington
China
United States
State Department
Russia
Pekin
Chaffee
War Department
Ameri can Bar association holds annual banquet in Roratown
The American Bar Association banquet at the Great Union hotel sold 170 covers. Richard B. Taylor of Fort Wayne chaired. Speakers included Edmund Wetmore of New York, Charles F. Manderson of Omaha, F. C. Dillard of Sherman, George B. Rose of Little Rock, John P. Fields of Wilmington, Walter George Smith of Philadelphia, and Horace C. McCormick of Williamsport. The association will meet in Denver next year.
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Roratown
N.Y
American Bar Accociation
Great Union Hotel
Richard 8. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Ind
Edmund Wetmore
New York
Charles F. Manderaon
Omaha
F. C. Dillard
Sherman
Texas
George B. Rose
Littl Rock
Ark
John P. Fields
Wilmington
Del
Walter George Smith
Philadelphia
Horace
Steamship Arrivals at New York Harbor
Shipping news lists arrivals and clears at New York on August 1 including 681 ships and routes from Southampton Cherbourg Naples Genoa Bremen and Hamburg with vessels such as Paul Umbria Cynilo Furst Bismarck and Auguste Victoria. Some ships cleared for Liverpool Rotterdam and New York.
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York
Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Minneapolis
London
Campania
Liverpool
Queintown
Umbria
Hotterdam
Rottertam
Boylevne
Enna
Naples
Genoa
Albee
Bremen
Cynilo
New York
Mamburg
Furst Bismarck
Firpmouth
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Relief Efforts Planned for Cape Nome Miners and Alaska Indians
Washington dispatch reports the cabinet agreed to send a transport to Cape Nome to救援 penniless miners and provide provisions and clothing to destitute Alaska Indians. At least 1,000 people risk starvation as winter approaches. The Marine Hospital Service will oversee relief and aid.
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Washington
United States
Tofacy
China
Cape Nome
Alaska
France
Rundle
Indiana
Philippines
Luzon
Lugon
Manila
Hazleton Coal Workers Face Possible Strike Over Demands
Hazleton and Shamokin reports show United Mine Workers push grievances and a report adopted at the convention sent to operators. Indianapolis set to decide on a strike September 6 with doubts of broad participation and resistance from business interests. Shamokin district says 75 percent would stay at work if a strike is called.
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Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Scule Committee
National Executive Board
Indianapolis
Shamokin
Hoyt Defeated in National Women's Championship Semi
Southampton N Y Aug 31 The feature of the day in the women s national championship at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club was Mina Hoyt of New York losing to Margaret Curtis of Boston in the semi final Hoyt the 1494 8 champion faced Griscom who beat Bunton Terry to set up a final with Curtis tomorrow for the United States title
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Southampton
N. Y
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
Mina Heatrix Hoyt
New York
Margaret Curtis
Boston
Miss Hoyt
Frances Griscom
Philadelphia
Bunton Terry
Best Statement For Year 1900 Recount
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes August 1900 failures total 75 with liabilities 97 223 902. Manufacturing 174 failures 2 945 607, trading 519 3 685 667, other 42 792 629. Two banks liable 146 000. Weather aids corn, cotton slow, wheat spring hindered. Iron prices steady. failures 175 US, 19 Canada. mill activity ahead. anthracite talks.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Cumberland
Indiana
New Crucible Steel Company
Reading Company
Carolinas
Millare
Bessemer
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Mitchell Expects Major Anthracite Strike in PA
Indianapolis reports President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers predicts the anthracite strike will be the biggest in U S history. He says demands include a 20 percent wage increase and removal of shipping limits. He estimates up to 75,000 workers may quit on day one.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
United States
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Minera
Mine Workers’ Organization
Fatal Accidents In Pittston Kill Two Boys
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports two deaths in Pittston. Harry Howell aged 16 on Market Street died when freight cars separated from a pilot train at Sebastopol and decapitated him as bystanders were injured. Daniel Donovan, 16, a Hoyt shaft driver, was crushed between two loaded cars at the Pennsylvania Coal company mine.
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Pittston
Harry Howell
George Howell
Market Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Sebastopol
Howell Boy
William Tinglepaugh
Dunmore
Owen Loughrey
Michael Mulcahey
Browntown
Martin MacAndrew
Thomas Hafferty
Cork Lane
Daniel Donovan
Port Griffith
Hoyt
Benton Gazette Editor Dies in Afternoon Dignified Exit
Bloomturk Aig 8 Ste Wilaen MH Beith editor of the Benton Anew died peacefully this afternoon while seated at Nieceak. He was 58 and one of the region's most prominent editors. Before Benton Aqua he founded, he led the Milton Argus as editor, shaping local journalism.
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Bloomturk
Aig
Ste Wilaen MH
Beith
Benton Anew
Walileiy
Nieceak
Dvinedt
Stat
Amv
Lile
Benton Aqua
Milton Argus
Oregon Arrives at Nagasaki for Repairs After Grounding
The battleship Oregon reached Nogomki Japan today and will return to the United States for full repairs of damage from grounding. It will not proceed to China.
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Washington
Oregon
Nogomki
Jepen
United Sitates
China
Army Canteen Policy Praised For Morale and Discipline
Adjutant General Corbin defends the army canteen to Senator Sewell, arguing light wines and beer sold at post exchanges improve health and reduce desertions and drunkenness. He cites official data showing fewer court-martials, rising savings deposits, and near zero beer expenditures per officer and man, asserting the program supports temperance and loyalty.
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War Department
Adjutant General's
Olive
Washington
Augus
Sewell
United States Senate
Vinita
Mont Ca
Mhan
Evhr
Almast
Monon
Mivn
Corbin
United States Army
Murderer Jones Hanged in Private Execution
Kalvingh, SN. GC Aug. 1. Thomas Jones, a tegeteon preacher, was hanged here today for the murder of a family of six. The private execution followed the killing of Ella Jones and her 4-year-old child in Kalvingh County.
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Kalvngh
SN. GC
Thomes Jones
Jomes
Ella Jones
Presbyterians Circulate Creed Revision Questions
The Presbyterian general assembly circulates to all Presbyteries a request for opinions on revising the creed. Inquiries ask whether to revise or supplement the confession and whether to maintain the current standards without change. A split vote is anticipated in Pittsburg and Allegheny.
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Pittsburg
Presbyterian General Assembly
Floeteling
Stephen A. Dana
Philadelphia
Charlies A. Dickey
Herrick Johnson
Samuel J. Niccolls
Daniel W. Fisher
William McGibbin
George FB. Stewart
Samuel P. Specter
Henry van Dicke
Benjamin Harrison
John M. Harlan
Daniel R. Noyes
E. W. H. Humphreys
William KR. Crabbe
John KE. Parsons
Afro Americans Thank the Press at Indianapolis Meeting
The Afro American council wraps up its session with an address by Booker T. Washington urging race uplift and harmony with whites. It condemns mob law and police injustice, praises New York journals, and sets Philadelphia as the 1901 convention site with greetings to New York Brethren.
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Indianapolis
Hooker T. Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Fragmentary Wireless Message From Skervee Area
Stockholm reports Captain Grendahl telegraphs from Skervee Norway Andre's bing No 4 found up to ane contains weather notes and drift details. The message mentions altitudes, compass deviation, and current mood stating weather splendid and spirits excellent.
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Stockholm
Grendahl
Skervee
Norway
Andre
Greenwith
Strudberg
Unclear morning issue with mixed notices and items
The snippet lists multiple sections and features including General-Russo-American correspondence, London on Russia, canteen transport for miners at Cape Nome, regional financial and educational items, local social notes, a round up of speakeasy activity, solemn services for a priest, and a resignation at D.L.&W. rail, plus county roundups and an industrial note.
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London
Russia
War Department
Cape Nome
Russell
Suspicion of Russia's China Policy Sparks Allied Discord
London reporters note alarm over Russia's moves in China as allies fear a divided front. Daily News and Times doubt Russia's aims while urging unity to guard Pekin's status. editors warn that withdrawing from Pekin signals cowardice and jeopardizes progress in China.
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London
China
Aesset Inventors ii
Empress Downer
Germany
William
Count von Waldersee
Russia
The
Times
England
Valuable horses burned in Norriigansett Park fire
A fire at Norriigansett park during the closing day of a grand circuit meet destroyed three stables and several cattle sheds. Four race horses perished including The Ace Maud K and Ackman Jim. Loss on buildings and apparatus listed at about 6 000 dollars.
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Providence
Ane. al
Norriigansett Park
J. Simon
London
Ave
Maud K
Ackman Jim
Charles A. Guler
Willissa
Simon
Ace
Janne Battenbury
Clinton, Ont
Finnon
Ganns Knocks Out Hawkins in Brooklyn Bout
Joe Gann of Baltimore halted Cal Hawkins of California in the third round of a 139 pound bout at the Treadway Athletic Club in New York. The fight was to go twenty five rounds under Horton law.
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New York
Treadway Athletic Club
Joe Gann
Baltimore
Cal Hawkins
California
Patriotic Order Ban of America elects new commander general
The meeting in Lebanon at Avenue 31 elected Dr. Charles A. of Philadelphia as commander general to succeed J. B. Shinde of the city. The senior vice commander was also chosen.
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Lebanon
Ave
Soniel
the Patriotic Order
Bane of America
Charles A. Age
Philadelphia
Mucceed J
Shinde
Weather Outlook for Pennsylvania Weekends
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday in Eastern Pennsylvania calls for fall warmth to continue with sunny to partly cloudy skies. Winds light to variable.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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