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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
2
A garbled 19th century compilation notes a five day ship Vevichland crossing the Atlantic and showing up early in the next century. It mentions insanity in Ireland, tea drinking, Florida election hints, light speed, and various corny science bits.
The article discusses early European intrusion into China and the resulting brutality toward locals, contrasting Chinese civilization with Western depravity. It also explores Vermont political debate on a local option ban as a substitute for prohibition, noting views from the Vermont Watchman.
The report recounts widespread civic strain from colonial governance and political infighting, detailing troop movements, amnesty signals, and plans for reform. It notes promises of economic reform, education push, and a shift toward civilian administration amid postwar tension. Local crime includes the shooting of Deputy Sheriff Wile son near Heal del Cantitin, with Morales implicated after fleeing Lower California.
Fragmentary diary style report notes Hoers entering and retreating across ports and rivers near Kumati and Lambata. Mentions divisions, a battle near Doornters, and damage to a Rhine line with few Hoer remnants remaining. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and place names.
Fragmented dispatches describe rare oriental goods seized at Mire Island navy yard and shipments to San Francisco. Reports note 2400 tons of coats at Takutai piers, military supply movements, and political chatter around McKinley and Bryan. Fire at Morgan Street injures seven firefighters. one civilian killed.
Odd episode as Governor Nebeker discovers Wells and Hammon left the state to meet Gov Roosevelt at Pocatello. Nebeker names United States Senator candidate to replace the senate chair, set to reshuffle the gubernatorial staff, and hints at a short-term tenure as political misgivings surface.
A Vesrow correspondent details a brutal massacre described as five thousand dead. Chinese victims were subjected to mass killings at Sanghtor through Amur Phe entine, with squads escorted out of town and executed near the river. The report notes enemies and volunteers attacking live victims as bodies lay in the wake of the atrocity.
The report notes increased insurgent activity near Manila and several provinces, with clashes near Binilown ending May legibly. U S infantry suffered casualties including 12 killed, 26 wounded, and five missing. The fighting disrupted rail lines and outposts, while Philippine commission meetings addressed the crisis.
The tour ends in St Joseph Michigan September 20 with Bryan delivering a long address after a crowded gathering. He spoke for an hour and a half, endured a hoarse voice, and was greeted by a public dinner at the Donovan house before departing for the next stop.
In Chicago a government backed canned beef project aims to prevent future shortages. The effort promises climate safe storage for a year and includes guarantees, with preparations overseen by government supervision to avoid wartime scandals.
An obituary notes Pames A. White who took part in the Malakinve Mattie engagement near Kandusky and died near Upper Sandusky. The report ties his death to a historic battle in which many were killed and honors the fallen as part of a broader war dispatch from Washington dated Sept. 20. It mentions Navy Admiral Dewey and various military figures, plus updates on other worldwide events and industrial disputes.
A Galveston report says the mayor proclaimed martial law and ordered immediate removal of wreckage. Authorities plan widespread cremation of bodies to clear the city, with funeral pyres to rid the town of the dead and restore order. details describe the incendiary disposal and investigators noting a 45 foot ledge detail among remains.
Rumors report that the Electrical Review formed to guide rapid progress amid financial interests. The plan aims to consolidate four major firms into one telegraph and telephone powerhouse with campaigns to sway Southern voters.
Report from Philadelphia details United Mine Workers notes: about 1200 miners in the fithiaelite fieldy are file toda. Marching and depouties mark renewed action as workers threaten a stand or slowdown. Havana dispatch covers delegates and political divisions within a revolutionary convention.
The dispatch from Washington reports a general impression that the United States faces a possible crisis over China. Officials fear a decision may force steps toward war or withdrawal of forces, or alignment with Germany and Austria-Hungary, amid pressure for action.
The Hague September 20 The Netherlands government notifies Kruger's acceptance of a plan to transport him from Lourense Marques to The Hague delaying departure until after Monday Original plans for travel altered as officials confirm arrangements for the voyage amid shifting timetable and conditions.
A mob torches and destroys El Diario in San Juan Porto Rico destroying the press and type. The assault targets Mayor Byazelli and the republicans amid reports from Topeka Kansas on bank examinations and economic turmoil. Protests earlier crossed into public finance and rail terms with mentions of wheat elevators and resumed credit conditions.
A scanned 19th to early 20th century ad letter page discusses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It includes patient testimonials from women in Maine and Rumford Center praising health improvements and urging others to try the remedy for female ailments. The text features names, addresses, and dated quotes.
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