Proposals Discussed on Penalty for Princes Amid War Talks
Foreign envoys reopen debate on death penalty for Chinese princes and high officials as peace talks waver. Reports from Pekin and Ning Hai Sen note Li Hung Chang says Prince Tuan seeks safety. rumors of spring expedition to Lian Fu emerge while court resists reforms. Allied powers weigh war options. German forces suppress Boxer crimes. Yu Chang transfer and troop movements loom in the Chi Li province.
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Pekin
London
Morrison
Times
Li Hung Chang
Prince Tuan
Ning Hai Sen
Kan San
Morning Post
Lian Fu
Prince Chwang
Kwang Su
Tung Fuh Hsiang
Lu Chuan Lin
Siang Fu
China
S.e United States
Russia
Chaffee
AGHAI
Yu Chang
Wu Chang
Eee
Fang
Chi Li
Nebraskan Woman Drowned in Hunter's Bay Incident
A Nebraskan woman drowns near Hett's Lake and Hunters' Bay Alaska after a rowboat capsizes. Three people were in the boat. one body recovered and authorities identify MES James Taylor of San Francisco and Foreman Warley of the Hunters' Bay cannery. The wreck occurred during a nighttime attempt to reach shallower water.
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Jonesary Wash
Hett’s Lake
Hunter's Bay
Alaska
James
Taylor
San Francisco
Table Rock
Foreman Warly
Hunters’ Bay
Forced to Close Up United States Bank Newport Ky Missing Cashier
Federal officials seize control of the First National Bank of Newport Kentucky after a bank exam reveals cashier Frank M Brown is missing and a suspected shortage near two hundred one thousand dollars. Brown allegedly acted over ten years in a city with under 30000 residents.
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Rational Bank
Newport
Kentucky
Cincinnnati
United States
Tuexer
Brown
Alvord
New York
First National Bank of
Youtsey
German tariff bill seeks ad valorem duties under imperial decree
Berlin observers report Count Kanitz Dr Lieber and other Reichstag members proposing a bill to amend the tariff law. It would permit ad valorem duties on dutiable goods from nations with similar levies, up to 200 percent, or 40 percent if German goods are treated less favorably. The decree would end if Reichstag withholds assent. The move sparks lively debate among factions, with potential majority support possible.
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America
Berlin
Count Kanitz
Lieber
Reichstag
Bundesrath
Martin Irons Dies After Union Leadership Career
Martin Irons, once a leader of union labor groups and organizer of the Missouri Pacific strike in the 1880s, died yesterday at Bruceville near Waco after years in McLennan County. He had lived with Dr. G B Harri e, and his political activity included social democratic anti money rent advocacy among tenants and farmers across the region.
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Houston
Tex
Martin Irons
Missouri Pacific
Bruceville
Waco
Irons
G. B. Harrie
McLennan
Brazos River
Lincoln Letter to Editor About Herald Correspondence
A fragment from The Herald quotes a letter to the editor dated November 11 from Lincoln, discussing receipt of a manuscript or correspondence. The message references New York reporting and a request to the editor, indicating a published or submitted letter.
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Bryan
New . York
The
Herald
Lincoln
Limon Executes Preston Porter Jr in Lynch Mob Burnings
A large crowd of about 300 Lincoln county residents strapped the convicted juvenile to a railroad stake in Limon. The mob's deliberate ritual saw Porter chained and the wood doused with kerosene as flames engulfed him, ending in his death after a lengthy suffering scene.
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Limon
Colo
Preton Porter, Jr
Lincoln County
Ward Preston Porter
Richard W. Frost
Sioux Indians Probed In Horses Theft Rumors
Nov 17 report notes rising concern over horse theft among Sioux Indians. Police investigate possible involvement amid mounting theft incidents and community tensions.
Spelling a Girl's Name Reveals Unearthed Clues
A line notes how a girl's name spelling hints at her character and background. The essay suggests spelling choices reflect culture and identity, offering a glimpse into personality through letters.
Magnetic Starch and Sleeper Services Highlight Newspaper
An assortment of notices and ads mention Magnetic Starch for linen care and hair dyes usage. Also advertised are weekly excursion sleepers from Kansas City by the M. E. T. Ry to San Antonio and on to Los Angeles and San Francisco with a start date of November 3. The piece references population trends in London and a census, noting large factory employment and a marriage notice column.
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Kansas City
San Antonio
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Allen's Stores Advertises Cures in New York Sample
An old classified style notice promotes Allen's Stores in Olmsted LeRoy New York. It claims a cure for swollen corus and suntons and mentions Rok for Allen's Stores with a sample at 2c. It is presented as a product advertisement with a mailing address.
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Corus
Suntons
Allen's
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Noble works begin as impossible says Carlyle
Quote asserts that all great deeds start hard and urges action. It critiques modern statesmen who confuse patronage with patriotism, noting that cities like Oni0 and Tolsog struggle with time to repair and govern.
Man Seeks Loaf as Earners Refuse Work
A reporter notes several men unable to find steady wages offer to take a loaf instead. The scene suggests hunger or scarcity driving barter behavior as observers describe street life and aid.
Unclear fragment hints global rail and land ownership
Fragmentary text mentions Congo State Belgian Africa, SEC, American railways, and land, but lacks coherent details or names to form a full summary.
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Belgian Africa
Congo State
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Texas
Louize
Colorado
J. W
Toledo, Ohio
Carlyle
Oni0
Tolsog
Tcas
F. Ness
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