Armistice Proposed to Aid Ministers in Peking Rescue
Washington reports Cabinet discussed Chinese crisis and considered an armistice to protect Minister Conger and the legations. If ministers moved safely to the inner gate, hostilities would pause temporarily to negotiate peace terms. Dispatches note the rescue of Conger being arranged at the gates of Peking amid ongoing fighting near Chan Chia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conger
Goodnow
Li Hung Chang
Tung Chow
Legations
Minster Conger
Peking
Tien-Tsin
Berlin
Chan Chia
London
Race riot erupts in New York after police shooting
A New York dispatch reports a night of brutal violence sparked by the killing of Policeman Thorpe by Arthur Harris. About fifty people were wounded by pistols knives rocks and clubs in disturbances lasting from midnight to daybreak. One black man Lloyd Lee is not expected to survive and Officer Kennedy is seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thorpe
Arthur Harris
Lloyd Lee
Kennedy
President Steyn Reported Dead Amid War Dispatch
A Lourenco Marques dispatch says President Steyn of the Orange Free State is dead. General Dewet is said to have escaped Roberts and joined Delarey. Seven thousand burghers are reported to have rejoined Dewet after his apparent success.
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Steyn
Lourenzo Marques
Orange Free State
Dewet
Roberts
Delarey
Notice to Water Consumers Pumps To Start Tomorrow
Notice to water consumers that the pump will start tomorrow morning at o'clock. Those who do not wish to use river water for domestic purposes should supply spring water before the hour. Water will be shut off from mains from 9 PM until 5 AM until further notice. Joseph Rougon, Supt. W. W. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rougon
Huntington to Succeed as President of Southern Pacific
Railroad men foresee no major plan changes after the death of Colis Huntington. H E Huntington is expected to become president, with Tweed Stubbs and Kruttachnitt advancing to higher ranks. The fourth vice presidency may be abolished and ongoing extensions and improvements are set to continue under the late president's policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amprevenue
Collis P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake Tribune
Huntington
H. E. Huntington
C. H. Tweed
New York
J. C. Stubbs
San Francisco
J. Kruttachnitt
Messrs. Tweed
Stubbs
Kruttschnit
Feud and fires mark spread of crisis in early 1900s
Telegraphs recount Democratic convention in Cedar Rapids with Fitzsimmons challenging Jeffries. Western Colorado forest fires devastate timber. Oklahoma floods drown hundreds and halt rail traffic. Montreal financier McCuag touts a Trans-Canadian line to Grand Forks. San Francisco railmen tip Tweed for Southern Pacific presidency. Schultz home fire in Cloverdale kills Mrs. Armitage. Ex Senator Ingalls dies in Las Vegas. World wheat yields dip. New York City census quotes Manhattan and Bronx figures. Col Victor Daboce dies at 44 in San Diego. Nome relief authorized for indigent sick. Mrs Winslow’s Teething Syrup advertised for children.
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San Francisco
Charles A. Tweed
Southern Pacific Company
Schultz
Cloverdale
Cal
Ellen Armitage
California
Greater
New York
At'an
Bronx
Manhattan
Victor Daboce
San Viego
Daboce
Randall
Nome
Corporations Win as Nome Beach Rights Erased
United States Commissioner Stevens rules the sixty foot beach roadway along the Bering Sea does not exist and any prior title was nullified by the Alaska code. Frank Sieger, forced to quit a location at Ophir Beach Claim, bound over for next court term as legal challenge arises. The decision transfers mining lands from poor workers to large corporations provoking renewed miner opposition and possible legal reversal.
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Cape Nome
Seattle
Wash
United States
Stevens
Bering Sea
Congress
Frank Sieger
George W. Beardsley
S. R. Caldon
Ophir Beach
Sieger
Opportunity to Go East via Union Pacific Port Road
Tickets from Ogden Chicago and other points sold Sept 6 to 20 at one round trip fare plus $2 to follow points. Fares listed include St Louis 39.50, St Paul 39.90, Minneapolis 39.90, Omaha 32.00, Kansas City 32.00, Denver 20.00. Final limit Oct 31. Proportionately low intermediate rates. Three trains daily. Contact H. M. Clay Salt Lake City. auz-9.
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Union
Pacific Port Road
Ogden
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
H. M. Clay
Salt Lake City
Remedy Praised for Diarrhea Relief in Army Times
Civil and Spanish war experiences show diarrhoea as a major army problem. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Pennsylvania credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief. Sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
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Spain
David Taylor
Wind Ridge
Greene County
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Horse owners notice for saddle horses in Nevada
Five to eight year old saddle horses weighing 950 to 1109 pounds suitable for cavalry use are sought. Interested parties should address SNIDER care First National Bank Winnemucca Nevada with full particulars, post office address, distance and nearest railroad station.
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vHus
Snider
Care First National Bank
Winnemucca
Nevada
Registration Notice for 1900 General Election in Humboldt County
Notice that registration books for the November 6 1900 general election for state and township officers are open daily 10 am to 6 pm until October 10 1900 and 7 pm to 9 pm October 10 1900 to October 21 1906 at which time registration closes. Naturalized citizens must present papers at registration. Frank Nelson registry agent for Dun Glen Precinct Humboldt County Nevada.
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Frank Nelson
Dun Glen Precingt
Humboldt County
Nevada
Election notice for Nevada Unionville precinct
Civic registration period runs daily from October 10 1900 to October 21 1908 from 7 to 9 PM with books closing at 6 PM Naturalized citizens must register Andrew Davidson registry agent for Unionville precinct Humboldt County Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Davidson
Unionville
Humboldt County
Nevada
Registration window closes for Willow Point voters
In 1900 the election calendar sets state and county registration rules. The book of registration will close at 6 oclock P M on October 21 1900 with a prior period from October 10 1900 noted for special administration. Registry Agent W J West oversees Willow Point registration.
Peter Organ as Mill City Registry Agent
Peter Organ serves as registry agent for the Mill City precinct. This brief notice identifies Organ in the official capacity and location regarding local administrative duties.
Registration Dates for Humboldt County Elections
The notice lists election timing from October 10 1900 to October 21 1908 for state and township officers. L L Rickard is named as registry agent for Kings River Precinct in Humboldt County Nevada.
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L. L. Rickard
Kings River Precinct
Humboldtounty
Nevada
Notice of Forfeiture The Blow Hole Claim Nevada
In Denio Nevada on April 13 1900 Fred E Bramlett and J B Post co owners of The Blow Hole mineral claim Humboldt county near Hall Copper Mine notify Walter Whitney to pay within ninety days his share of 1900 assessment work and notice costs. Signed Bramlett Post Pueblo District Nevada April 13 1900.
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Walter Whitney
Fred. E. Bramlett
J. B. Post
Blow Hole
Humboldt County
Hall Copper Mine
Nevada
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State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Frank ‘J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fitzsummons
Jeffries
Colorado
Okahoma
Clarence McCuag
Montreal
Republic, Wash
Grand Forks
B. C
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Las Vegas
N. M
Mrs. Winslow
Bert L. Hood
Silver State Building
Secon
John T. Wheeler
Winnemucca, Nevada
Giroux
Go Looxpa
Golconda Rot Springs
Prank X. Murphy
W. L. Samuels
D& T
Weber Building
Eagle Drug Brore
LSP
Alfred Chartz
Carson City
W. H. Holt
Aludees
ParaDise VaLley
New
Charles M’connell
Lig
Felix Poulin
Tursfshoring
Bridge Street
Pmucua
J. W. West
Willow Point
Peter Organ
Mill City
Sienedee E. Branlett
Puebo
Denio P, O
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