Global and Domestic News Roundup From The Week
Seven killed and many injured in a Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad collision at Pierson Michigan. Storms wreck three steamers at Nome Alaska with 15 drowned. riot after a New York police murder. Fifteen Italian detectives to shadow anarchists. Treason letters from the Philippines publicized. McKinley in Washington as various items unfold including weather, fires, and accidents across the country.
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Kentucky
Alfred Mulkin
Rockford, AL
Pittsburgh
McKintey
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Canton
Henry Lippert
Dix
Milwaukee
International Typographical Union
George KiMin
Wilson
N. J
Griffin
Ilinois
James J. Hill
Samuel Amidon
Ashtabula
Confederate Association of the Army of the Tennessee
J. B. Gordon
David C. Powers
Grand Rapids
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John F. Wolfe
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John ¥. Gottschalk
Cressey
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National Bank
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Seattle
Skaguay
Liberty City
Mel Kinley
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Smithfield
King Huobert
Washington
Adams Express Company
Burlington
Rock Island Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Political Nominations and World News Flash
Republicans in Tacoma nominate J M Frink for governor and W L Jones and P W Cushman for Congress. The Liberty Congress at Indianapolis adjourned with George Doutwell presiding. Joseph J Warris named for lieutenant governor on the prohibition ticket. Democrats nominate for Congress in Indiana and Michigan, Roosevelt campaign planned to the Rockies, and a New York independents meeting Sept 5. Obituaries note Collis P Huntington and John J Ingalls. Pennsylvania Chief Justice Henry Green dies. international reports cover China, Peking, and allied forces.
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Oneonta
N. Y
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Detroit
Mich
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Atchison, Kaw
Tennessee
R. A. Pierce
North Caroln
John D. Bellamy
Turbulent World War Era Conflicts Reported Worldwide
The dispatches describe widespread turmoil including Chinese war impact with claims of empress dowager imprisoned in Peking and Beijing bombarded by Allied forces. Reports mention General De Wet’s raids in Africa, Cuban prize awards at Paris Expo, and various natural disasters and incidents across Maryland and Colorado. Also noted are plant exchanges from New York to Bronx Park and legal notices about estates and trials with multiple local incidents.
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Ore
Arethir Weavilie
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Haton
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Mia
Babina Beer
Madson
Poli
Peoria
Martrese Co
Carroll
Fee House
Devils
Billy
Sale
Moses M. Davis
Wu Christian Scientiee
Rome
Christin Science Church of Home
Mc Davie
Thomas Tonks
Arkansas City
Kan
Uie
Admiral Bruce
da Peking
Shanghai
Shang Chi -Tung
Vicevroy Af Hankew
Wid Lin Kan Yi
Nankin
Ti Ping Hone
Cheng
Chang Lid Lin
Maid and Matron in a Patchwork of Notables
A miscellany of short biographical notes on prominent women and figures. It cites Pauline Astor, who would be American by choice if allowed, Mrs. F C E Mehlhouse the top nail driver, Jane May Malle as a tobacco shop owner in Paris, Mrs. Mary Chorch Terrill a Washington educator with international study, and Laura A Alderman who runs a large South Dakota orchard. Also mentions Berkshire Historical Society planning a public park near Lenox, Conn, at the site of the Little Red Mouse and Nathaniel Mowthorne years ago.
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British Islands
Pauline Astor
William Waldorf Astor
F. C. E. Mehlhouse
Pottstown
Malle
Jane May
Paria
Mary Chorch Terrill
Washington, D. C
United States
Oberlin
Public Schoole of
Washington
Paris
Berlin
Lisanne
Oberlin College
Laura A. Alderman
South Dakota
W. N. Irwin
Division of Pomology
Department of Agriculture
Alderman
Berkshire Historical Society
Lenox, Conn
Nathaniel Mowthorne
Firing in Peking as Allies Bombard Inner City
Reports relay fighting in Peking with the inner city bombarded by allied forces. Empress Dowager reportedly detained by Prince Yungedo amid mounting Chinese resistance and tense imperial court movements.
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Aig
Rene
Admiralty
Cher Foo
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Ikon
Yang Ba
Rome
Itakiy
Chefoo
Prince Yang
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Washington
Chaffee
War Department
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Matow
Navy Department
Kenney
Taku
Tanner City
Admiral Remey
Gen. Chaffee
Remey
Prince Yungedo
Foreign Office
Tokio
Japan
Weking
Kenmiey
Mr. Wu
Boxers of Chine Seek Best Farm Location
A defense of locating 8 Wocation for 4 home, urging inspection of Marinetie county Wisconsin farming country along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Claims the land offers good crops, markets, water, and long-term rent advantages. Address C Ky Rollins, Land Agent, 161 La Salle St., Chicago.
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C. Ky Rollins
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Witness Testimony Mixed With Confusion At Jersey Law Journal
The transcript shows a witness stating another item while contesting previous statements. The magistrate interjects as discussion centers on the Chinese term and its meaning, with references to Kip Vin and the word urn, highlighting confusion in the courtroom notes.
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Jersey Law Journal
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