World News Roundup of Fires, Strikes and Political Moves
A sweeping weekly digest reports six killed on a Comma Maine logging railroad, the Grant transport arriving in San Francisco with soldiers, and a record foreign trade forecast. Extradition fights, labor unrest, mine blasts, and public incidents across states and countries are noted alongside political shifts, court rulings, and notable obituaries. The piece catalogs industrial, diplomatic, and social events shaping domestic and global scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comma
Grant
San Franchsco
Manila
Gov. Mount
Coy
Beckham
Taylor
Indiana
Kentucky
Sherman
Patterson
St. Louis
Union
Kiowa
Kan
Spring Valley
Henson Williams
Willam
Brazon Coun
Finle
Diwabik
Minn
Madison B. Davis
Sioux City
Iowa Grand Army of the Republic
J. C. Wird
Salina
National Association of Credit Men
Milwaukee
United States
James Reddick
Columbus
Libbon
Virginia
John D. Rockefeller
Denison University
Granville
Townsend
New York
Porto Rico
Congress
University of Rochester
N. Y
Elwell Stephen Otis
Thomas
Rose Hudson
Merle Breseler
Thing
Bellewood
Foreign and World War Updates Across Global Fronts
Dispatches report Chinese intrenchments at Peking and threats to foreign missions in Toung-Hua. Missing details include the death of Dr Edna G Terry in China and the empress dowager shifting to allow foreign troop landings. Also noted are city hall losses in Colombia, Boer battles near Pretoria, and financials from the National Bank of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Edna G. Terry
Boston
Toung-Hua
Borota
Colombia
DeWet
Methuen
Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Botha
Pretoria
National Bank of Mexico
Shanghai
Japan
Russia
Inia
Sierra Nevada
Port Philip
Scott
China
Turkey
United Stat
London
Orange River
Kieyn
Klerksdorp
Hotha
Hritlah
War News From the Far East and Philippines Developments
Gen Machuson and eight officers with 124 men surrendered to the Americana. Seven American artists win Paris Exposition awards. In Washington anxiety grows over Admins Kompft and Conger. Ninth regiment ordered from Manila to China amid reports of German minister death and French tensions. Lord Roberts sees war near end as Natal volunteers depart. Orange Free State persists. Philippine scouting yields 6 killed, 200 captured, 800 rifles and 23 000 rounds surrendered. A French astronomer reports sunspots and predicts heat in midsummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machuson
Tarloe
Pongapenna
Americana
Ansiety
Washington
Kompft
Conger
Manila
China
Roberts
Natal
Steynanys
Orange Free Bate
Allemaar
Philippines
Pilipinas
Minor News Items From A Fractured Telegraph Reel
A miscellany reports German natives in the U S facing disfavor in Germany, a two cent mail to Hawaii, Carleton College receiving 25000 from Dr J Ky TVearsons of Chicago, the will paper trust seeking a receiver, and a rise of national banks since 1974. It notes wheat acreage changes, a London convention arrival of 5000 Americans, and long lines of notable deaths and events in Manila and Lincoln. It cites labor strikes, wage demands in Ottawa, possible U S extra session over China, and local fires and business shifts in New York and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hawaii
Carleton College
Northfield
Minny Han
J. Ky Tvearsons
Chicigro
Will Paper Trust
Mahon
Street Railway Men's Union
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Transit Co
Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Pacific Telegraph Co
Great Northern Railway Co
Ottawa Electric Lighting Co
Philippines
Congress
Frankfort
Hager
Stith
Democrate
Denver Carpenters
Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Dansville
Vale of the
Heith
Pittsburg
Uist
Associau
Miner
New York City
Wal
Heveras
Great Powers Face Chinese Turmoil in Peking and Tien-Tsin
Reports from Shanghai and London detail escalating violence in China as mobs massacre Christians and burn officials. Foreign legations fortify positions in Peking while allied forces march toward the capital amid fears of a wider war. United States considers dispatching troops from Manila to Taku if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Peking
Teung-Li-Yamen
Moby
Tien-Tein
Tien-Tsin
New York Journal
Loxers
Qativesity
Seymour
Ching
London
Inc
China
Daily Express
Legation
EUAN
Walla
Gan. Tung
Bhan-Stai-Kwan
Taku Worth
Taku
Washington
United States
Philippines
Abe Kinley
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Manila
Ahate
Farm near Lexington for 1030 acres sold at 115700
A farm property near Lexington comprising about 1,030 acres was listed for sale at 115,700. The record notes Bouche and O Tanagaputt as parties in the transaction and references the stock farm context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouche Wa Eyes Sy Steacy Bis
Lexington
Republican Platform Draft Outlined in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Sunday a draft Republican platform took shape, prepared partly by Postmaster General Smith with Senator Foraker as a key resolutions chair. It stresses gold standard, protective tariffs, and strong praise for the president's policies abroad including the Philippines, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and China open door efforts, while urging independence in Cuba and a practical Isthmian canal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Smith
Washington
Afr. Smith
Philippines
Spain
Hague
Hawaii
Cuba
Porto Rico
Odn
Cushany
Marina
Amere Jeans
China
United States Forces Engage Rebels in Philippines Action
Manila June 18 United States troops under Generals Funston and Grant conducted an advance against a mountain rebel stronghold east of Binacbuta capturing a captive from the Thirty-fifth Regiment. In the confrontation 60 rebels were killed, 200 captured, and 300 rifles with ammunition surrendered. three Americans died. The stronghold was occupied and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Funston
Grant
Bincnabuta
Roberts
San Miguel de Muyumo
Mrs Pinkham Compound Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement fragment touts Lydia E Pinkham’s compound as a remedy. It mentions Mrs Lynn in Lynn Massachusetts and urges immediate use for reported con success and knowledge, suggesting rapid benefits. The clipped text emphasizes a bottle purchase and swift results.
Wheels Me Sanpeigh visit and reader experiment ad claim
A fragmented note mentions a visit by T and reader experimentation with Mi, suggesting a belief the reader would view it as a bleydlo advertisement. The tone hints at American value and promotional intent.\
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheels
Sanpeigh
Chicago Great Western Promotes Maple Route Tickets
The Chicago Great Western promotes its Maple route with ventilated chair cars and fine dining, offering a single fare round trip. Tickets go on sale July 24 for conventions in Chicago and Kansas City. contact Chicago Great Western for details. A separate note mentions a Paris physician testing a life elixir with warnings about delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Kansas City
Chicago
Arent Sige
I & TA
Adame Sten
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W. A. Medley
Lochweiile
Matthew Kinaman
Jenknnys
Arnold Feldstein
Roulette
St. Tanily
Alaska
Wite
Leadville
Col
Dex Moines
California
Gila
Arizona
Monscow
N.Y
Cubs
Gen. Rodriguez
Mavana
Leaven~ Worth
Kaneas
Mia
Kittle Williams
Kanaan City
Aar Department
Ohio
Kansan
W. J. Tryon
H. McFadden
Mra. Jiardindo
San Diego
Owl
D. Pillsbury
Wright County
Missouri
Georgia
Vermont
W. J. Bryan
John II. Souter
Montpelier
W. B. Hepburn
Iowa
TL. Hamilton
Michigan
Allen D. Candler
Admiral Dewey
Charles E. Stokes
Mexico
John Henry Moffecker
Delaware
Smyrna
Louisville
Andrew Popp
Minneapolis
Department of Agriculture
James W. Bradbury
Maine
Kruger
Ehe
Mra. J. Mr. Keyworth
Lincoln
England
John Bunyan
Rhodesland
Mississippi
Machesote
James BD. Mey
Eliot
Harvard
University Museum
Patrick Sharkey
East Cambridge
Mase
Father Mathew Temperance Society
Foreien Minteives
Monrow
Port Arthur
Klachta
Inkotek
St. Peterburg
Meking
The
Fir Des Moines, Sr
T. W. DP Chase Anus
Torker
Lepistinati
Mrs. Pinkham
Adare
Tydia E. Pinkham
Mrss . Lynn
Mass
Paris
Phivician
Burton Globe
le Kemp
Security
Carter
Carters
Omaha
Orden Ford
Palmer
Russ
Uae
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