China Crisis Deepens as Pekin Talks Break Down
Foreign reports describe a turbulent session in Pekin where officials guarded by guards discussed a note to foreign powers. Russia and Britain urge restraint while US diplomacy presses for access and terms. Chinese authorities fear disruption of the capital and demand protection for civilians and forts.
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Diplomatic Shuffle Over Chinese Demands in Peking
Washington reports a December 1 dispatch from Minister Conger stating the Chinese plenipotentiaries announce the emperor’s acceptance of the powers’ demands while Prince Ching seeks further conference. They request that military actions at the Luter cease and indicate ongoing negotiations to secure a firm, unified treaty framework amid unclear final terms.
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State Department
China urges swift end to foreign occupation in Pekin
Washington dispatch reports China desires rapid removal of foreign forces to ease disorder and aid peaceful adjustment. U.S. plans to coordinate with allied troops, limit intervention, and protect missionaries, amid tensions with American expedition and German, British, and other observers.
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Quarantine Enforced as Smallpox Ties Wichitas Case
Wichitas Kan Dec 31 The county jail is quarantined due to smallpox in the facility. Mrs Carrie Nation who raided the Corey hotel bar failed to post bond and must remain confined for two days.
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Beaten by Boers War Dispatch From Pretoria
London reports from Lord Kitchener show Boer advances in Cape Colony with losses at Helvetia and Hol Vetta. Kimberley isolated as Boers push through Lydenberg district. Several columns engaged. De Wet at large and many detachments moving.
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Notice for church service and ushering ceremony travel
Persons wishing to attend tonight’s watch service at Sixth and Harrison and at Eighth and Harrison will find cars waiting after the service. Those attending the ushering ceremony for the 20th century at We Auditorium should go to the transfer station for North Topeka Potwin West Tenth and West Twelfth streets. Dec. 1st, 1900.
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Wyoming and Colorado Hit by Severe Snow Storms
A broad storm swept Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado over the past days, bringing deep snow on Powder River and Salt Creek and causing feed shortages for stock. Major centers report blizzards, blocked roads, and frigid temperatures with records set in Cheyenne and Denver, while Des Moines and other regions experience their first heavy snow and train delays.
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Rocky Mountain Région
Kansas University to be paid 20000 for Eldridge House ruin
A claim in Congress seeks twenty thousand dollars to reimburse the University of Kansas for damages from the destruction of the Eldridge House at Lawrence in 1856. The act cites grand jury findings and federal orders as grounds, noting the hotel’s large size and value and the prior failed attempts by the New England Emigrant Aid Company to recover losses.
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House
House Committee On Claims
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New England Emigrant Ail Company
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Storth
United States District Court For
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New England
Neue van Tor Wael
Kansas State University
Roosevelt addresses mass meeting on self help and brotherhood
Governor Roosevelt spoke at Carnegie Hall to a packed audience about the Young Men's Christian Association and the need for individual effort joined with organized cooperation. He warned against sentimental charity, urged self help, mutual respect, and constructive action, noting the importance of family and community in uplifting society.
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Association
New York Festival Chorus
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Young
Christies Association
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Terwell
Chien
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Ageinet
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Waehinuefen
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Naherre
Tin Bette
Blizzard Hits Dodge City As Cold Wave Grips Kansas
Weather notes report a blizzard across Dodge City with temperatures plunging to 14 below zero, light snow statewide, and strong winds. Forecasters predict continuing bitter conditions across Kansas and nearby states with clear skies expected later in New York, Colorado, and Texas.
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Fire destroys Bellaire Stamping plant in Barvey Illinois
A blaze at the Bellaire Stamping plant in Barvey Illinois caused extensive damage and left about 70 workers without work. A high wind spread burning debris, threatening nearby structures while firefighters battled flames and bucket brigades formed to halt fumes from the water supply failure.
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Bellaire Stamping Company
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