Chinese Turmoil Near Pekin Dominates New York Dispatch
A London dispatch from Aug 73 reports massed forces near Pekin and the expected capture of the Imperial family. Russian and Japanese cavalry chase near Nam Yen while reinforcements move to disrupt lines to Pekin. The situation grows complex as provincial unrest, Manchu factions, and secret societies multiply threats and potential uprisings across southern provinces.
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New York
Tribune
London
Nam Yen
Pekin
Mansan
Getwrat Ma
Yuan
Weare
Geran Mausers
Etlemiles
Sfc
Aleuys
Osing
Singapore
America
Australia
Fiasuus Koiahonui
Dewey by the Sea Visit Promises Newport Functions
Lean walked the broad new cottage at the Melean cottage area as the admiral and Mrs Dewey are due in Newport. The visit, seen as timely, will feature several functions planned in their honor with Belmont and other Cushionables to attend.
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A . Lean
Mra Dewey
Newport
Wife Chases Husband in Rural Fracas Ends in Bond
In New Haven area, Annie Heynolia, 40, wife of farmer J Bald Mh, is charged with assault after an explosive domestic row. She allegedly damaged a Montonese orchard, set fires to a barn, and pursued her husband at the breakfast table with pots and dishes following a prior dispute over a raid on neighborhood property.
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New Haven. Com
Annie Heynolia
Montonese
J Bald
Mre Heynolds
Rene
Two Women in the Case in Chicago Tragedy Report
New York August reports Harold Strid Iron of Chicago says he was not involved. At the Vendome hotel in New York a Wednesday tragedy left two women, one alive and conscious, as Police Captain Burrs confirms the ambulance surgeon noted the death risk.
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New York
Harold G Strid- Iron
CicaKo
Feeterdsy
Burrs
Syd Rec
Miss Straub Acquitted In Pitchfork Case Verdict
A local court cleared Nellie Straub, identified as post mistress Wanamaker, of the charge related to the alleged pitchfork incident. The test case, brought by William Mount Sosh, concluded with Straub found not guilty after testimony.
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William Mount Sosh
Nellie Straub
Wanamaker
Cour
Woman's Long Vigil On Park Row Wields Quiet Resolve
In New York on Park Row a slim woman stood all day beside the wall near Cordes Frankfort Street watching for a male coworker. She wore a blue white shirt waist and a plain straw hat. Passersby spoke with her and she waited from 5:30 AM until 4:20 PM for a man who works in Frankfort Street. She lives in Brooklyn and said the man might come to lunch or he might not. She kept vigil, saying she was not hungry or tired and that she would wait as long as needed.
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Newpors
Park Row
Cordes
Frankfort Street
Grieg
Frank
Fort Treet
Rion
Brooklyn
Yale
Pune
Sveninae
Wimayne Alg O
Shirt Waist Man: Fashion Roles Shift in 1900s Era
New York readers explore the shirt waist movement as Mary Irwin argues that clothing serves comfort and happiness. Women recount challenging fashion norms, noting past adoption of men’s styles, and suggest men must embrace practical dress to end fashion’s grip.
Connecticut Census Hint Signals State Growth
Bridgeport reports A H Eddy of Canaan declined to state the figure for total enumeration. Officials expect the Connecticut population to be about 900,000 with growth since 1890 of roughly 134,000, implying steady expansion across the state.
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Bridgeport
Ahouedore A
Eddy
Canaan
Connecticut
Praia Ane
Sousa Closes European Tour in Amsterdam Concert
Sousa wraps his European tour with a Palace of Industry concert in Amsterdam before a crowd of about 5,000. United States Minister Stanford Newall and Consul Frank D. Hill attended, along with officers from the training ship Leos. Principal scholars were noted among the audience as the band prepares to sail to London and then depart Southampton next Saturday aboard the St. Bouts.
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Amsterdam
Sousa
Flaeed
Palace of Industry
Stanford Newall
United States
Frank D. Hill
Netherlands
London
Southampton
St. Bouts
Frost Sees Kansas Exposition Promotion Grow
John B. Frost, president of the Kansan Exposition Co., says interest in a statewide WC semi centennial celebration will surge if members unite. He cites Chicago and Galena ties, urging publicity and site selection across Kansas, with sites such as Gage Park, Piering, Garfield Park, and other lands under consideration.
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John BE. Frost
Kansan
Kansas
Mr. Frost
Gaiesbore
Til
Esac
Padoes
Prost
State Board Sericulture
Gage
Piering
Tetch Trust
Garfield Park
Guewar
Chicago
Golerbure
Trinuta Geupie
Ibi Simerabie
Manufacturand
Congress
Floats on raft 750 miles thrilling Alaska voyage
Mrs Hewitt wife of Dr Hewitt a Chicago physician undertook an arduous Alaska trip alone steering a kayakuk river raft for 7 miles ending at Nome after an epic journey. She endured a winter in a cabin with scarce food and danger including a fall into water. Nome reports she may yet recover from the hardships endured.
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Chicago
Alaska
Tacoma
Waah
Hewitt
Alaskas Wilds
Nume
Daweon
Crothers
Pitts
Pets
Hort
Koyukuk
Yukon River
Hep Eepkeyae
Nome
Anarchist Guido Deported From New York
The Italian Guido, arriving three weeks ago, is to be deported as an undesirable immigrant. The Board of Special Inquiry ruled he arrived as a stowaway and had suspected anarchist connections. He was not linked to Marcela’s alleged plot to kill President McKinley and will be sent back to Italy.
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New York
Guido
M ‘A
Marcela
McKinley
Waly
Duta Lata
Soard
Immigration Bureau
Mercesa
Pend
Sarcean
Tases
Russia seeks loan amid cautious German banks
From Bremen dated August 2, reports Russian financial agent M von Rothenfels failed to place a loan in the United States and now negotiates with German banks. Despite Prusso Russian friendship, banks hesitate, amid rumors of a Sit Anal y attack and possible French city visits tied to an exposition reward.
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Bremen
M. von Rothenafels
United States
Matey
France
Red Cross to Assist India in Famine Relief
The American National Red Cross announces immediate active work for famine relief in India, conferred by the war congress. Operations will begin tomorrow in New York when the list of workers opens in this city.
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Red Cross
India
New York
American National Red Cross
War Congress
Sain Fe
Social and Personal Notes From Western Avenue
Atlas Louise Kellam hosted a small gathering on Western Avenue with informal neighbors enjoying a terrace party. A vocal quartet performed, watermelon refreshments followed, and many local residents and visitors were listed, including Miss Kate Fiteshman and Mr. Bert Larson among others.
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Atlas Louise Kellam
Western Avenue
Pete
Missen
Annie and
Susiet
Misa Kate Fiteshman
Anna Harrison
Ser =ther
Hert Garvin
It Dalles
Clark _Dalley
Noland Medicott
Fiteshman
Bert Larson
Will Tinker
Kurts Kellam
Rock Island Round Trip Fare to Denver and Colo Springs
Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo round trip tickets priced at $19.00 with sale dates August 21 and November 4 and 18. Return limit October.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Friends Battle in Burton Baker Contest Hearings
Hearing in the Hessin McKnight senatorial contest reveals fierce factional lines. John E Hessin of Manhattan declares support for Burton, shifting the contest toward a Burton Baker frame. State officials hear the case as Roark and others cross examine, with tensions rising among county partisans and witnesses from Geary Ruey and Wabaunsee. The board weighs the legality of conventions and the nomination, with no appeal from its decision.
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Burton
John E Hessin
Manhattan
State Journal
Senate Chamber
Hessin-McKnight
State Election Board
Hessin
Baker
Hesnin
Iexsin
Heenin
McKnight
Burton-Baker
Nate Eas
Topeka
Godard
Cole
George A. Clark
Clark
Geary County
AicKnight
Wabaunsee
Ruey
Geary
H. Jock
Roark
Junction City
Heastn
Aos
Roars
Miegal
Ayer
Buck Likely Winner in County Race Amid Party Splits
The text notes Randolph's name on the Democratic ticket with McRae, Madden, and Ra dolph opposing Judge Buck, the Republican nominee. It argues Buck is favored given party strength across counties over the past six to eight years.
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Eee
Randolph
Dennia Aeaaben
W. A. Randolph
District Court of
Lyon, Chase and Coffey Counties
Madden
Coffey County
Judicial Central Committee
Omar
Sip McRae
Radolph
Judge Buck
Republian
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds in Local Listings
A list of real estate transfers shows multiple transfers, including A F Faust to Milton C Faust for $600 in 22-12-12, H A Kiauer to J H New man for $49 in Rock Inland, and various other conveyances. The text lists properties, buyers, sellers, and prices across multiple streets and additions, with several tax deeds and parcel notes.
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A. F. Faust
Milton C. Faust
Northwest Quarter
H. A. Kiauer
J. H. Newman
Rock Inland
Calvin
Geo. H. Elliott
A. Jots. Meee
Fourth Street
Crane
the State Trust Co
PF. B. Tinkhem
Naejor
Sixth Avenue
Raymond
A. von Wolff
West Street
Steele
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief note
Readable portion hints at fragmented OCR text with scattered names and dates but lacks coherent facts, places, or events to summarize into a proper news item.
Snake Heals Veteran In Battle Tale
A wounded soldier from Pennsylvania regains use of a shamrock marked limb after a long siege. The veteran, with a seven foot long backjaw, is described as revived by courage, while doctors weigh new remedies and the regiment notes the strange sight.
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Pennsylvanie
Repthiey Bs
Igen
Razor ends quarrel over shaving dispute and debts
Fragmented text references a barber dispute over a customer and unpaid weight, with garbled phrases about "The Prince line" and descriptive literature. The readable parts hint at a local quarrel linked to pays or services. No clear names, dates, or places are established in the legible fragments.
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Irwin
Conger
Silk Flag
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Kansas Exposition Company
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Yale University
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Canon City
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Ethel Davies
Boston
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Indianapolis
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George Pisher
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Myrtle i Dillon
Colcord
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Anna VanHart
Kansas City
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Schlett
Harry Fay
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Claycatin
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Centerville
Iowa
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Keener
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Ryan
Fatl Case
Pricay
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Scherer C. Lee
Louis
Arthur Godfrey
Omaha
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Juneton City
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J. Parkinson
Buffalo
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Grant Meade
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Vina Jolson
George D. Williams
Rock Island
Bears
NEW Crawford Theatre
Veronee-Falk Stock Co
Maggie Mitchell
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Geo. Mitchell
Jarrhoea
Snake Cures Veteran
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Wells
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