Chinamen in New York fret over China uprising
The Chinese merchants of New York consider urging a public response to the uprisings in China and the threat to American lives and property. Chinatown streets, including Mott and Pell, faced blockades as news spread. Dr. Wang of the Christian alliance spoke on the crisis, warning missionaries may suffer but many natives will stay true to their faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Chinatown
Mott
Pell
Seae Mission
Mott and Pell
Gospel Tabernacle
Wang
Christian
Aftscton- Bry Alliance
Isn Tain
Hotes
Tien Twin
Roet
Jearn
Mies D
Albany
Mies Amy Tse
Mensiville
Ansa Gowane
Scotland
H. Rutherford
M. C. York
Vaccination Crisis at Cincinnati Waterworks Quarantine
Health officials run vaccination of residents at Cincinnati waterworks amid a tense scene. Police accompany 16 doctors as officers restrain resistant people, some escaping to woods, in a chaotic early morning operation. By 10 o clock about 400 had been vaccinated, others required force to be treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Davis
California
Bogarto
Perpetual motion claim linked to Ottawa Chautauqua event
Follows F J Drenner in presenting a claimed perpetual motion device and a machine said to generate significant power for practical use at Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly. Tickets on sale July with round trips to Chicago via Santa Fe and One trains. Train schedules list departure times from Topeka and connections to Chicago with various sleeping car options.
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Falimore
F. J. Drenner
Pareveene Dallder
Pallionere Ae
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly
Topeka
Ar.rives
Chicago
Giso
English Money Market Described As Uncomfortably Cheap
New York Times reports London’s money market is unnervingly cheap with rising short-term rates and abundant credit due to government spending. Bank of England borrowings swell while foreign demand for gold depletes stock. fears of autumn distress prompt calls for policy action and potential further loans. Currency instability and global war effects weigh on British commerce and stock markets.
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New York
Times” London
Bank of England
Abursbant
Januney
China
South Africa
Crista
Germany
Berlin
Parle
Lancashire
Edward Mooney Dead After Carriage Runaway
Edward Mooney, a member of the Mooney family, died after being thrown from a carriage during a runaway in Indianapolis. His two children and wife survived him. his father died two years earlier. Jurisdiction and exact circumstances are under report with references to relatives including a Cincinnati millionaire Mooney.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Corsini
Sara
Edward Mooney
Drm
W. W. Mooney
Baker Talbot
Social and Personal. Notes and Personal Mention in Topeka
Social and personal notes recount a Topeka gathering with Sire, Guthrie, Lagerstrom, and a large guest list including Guthrie, Bre, Ramney, Gulbor, Foster, Hall, and many others. Several locals travel to Kansas City, Chicago, Colorado, and Canada for visits and events. church social plans and arrivals in Topeka are noted, with upcoming musical at the Christian church and lawn social sponsored by the First M E Church.
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Mages
Harry Guthrie
Eniopatio
Buchanan
Lincoln
G. Lagerstrom
Guthrie
Carpenter
Mme
Kimney
Ells Ramney
Mollie Enum
Tilison
Mise Gleagow
Osc Lindbia
Gordon Edith Hosefetaee Glasgow
Bessle Lagerstrom
Lillian Guthrie
Miriam Foster
Ruth Foster
Florence March
Quincy Roush
Morris Milehan
Siise Peariade Prescott
Kansas City
Mien Louise Worthington
Pea
RB. “Mearther
Solomon Stoddart
Karens City
Aes
Charles Snyder
Leavenworth
C. W. Snyder
Dixey
Colorado
Josephine Shellabarger
New York City
Bis
George O. Wilmarth
Lawrence
Earith
North
Furman
Seanson Holt
New York
HF. Pankey
Lyle
Paxtoo
Helen Mitchell
Washington
Harvey
Kileen
Prost
Mexico
John E
May Dunn
M. Hadley
Lithe Boruby
Albuquerque
N. ML
Hadley
A Burr Lakin
Topeka
Las Animas
C. BH Pulghan
Christian Church
Newton Brown
Samuel Tracy
John Ruehle
Dauehler May
Son Hale
Sormson and
Manitou
Missillan Halstead
Canada
Ed Battey
Waverly
Garid Park
Longecker
Grace
Henington
Kaw
Mears On
Milwaukee
Samuelary Woodtief
Springfield
Mra
J. Hodgins
Oath
Emporia Tuesda
Local News Snippets and City Notes
Community notes cover council plans, court dates, and local hazards. Reports mention water committee expectations, annexation cases, and the federal building pillars. Weathered items include market fruit quality and street conditions, plus highway and safety updates from Shawnee County.
Nome Gold Rush Tales From Seattle Steamers
Seattle reports arrival of the Charles Nelson and Centennial from Nome with passengers including EB Le Piedier Dr A H Smith and Ward Viedler who praises Nome as a place for poor men seeking work. The Centennial notes the barge Skookum worked well and Cape York crew issues and loot attempts on Kip. High July heat linked to rising child deaths in New York.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles Nelson
Centennial
Nome
Senator
Aberdeen
Nelson
EB. le Piedier
A. H. Smith
Ward
Viedler
Terra Haute
Ind
Peny River
Fiedler Bus
Skookum
Nome Harbor
Kip
Cous m
Dawson Bank
First and Third to Go
Major General John de Pitrectis orders the First and Third Infantry to move. The First is at Piatisly and the Third on Governor's Island. Eleven hundred men are to be transported, with arrangements expected soon for departure.
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Siw York
John
de’ Pitrectis
Seeced
Jeenth
Yan
Piatisly
Governor's Island
Wil Amber
Return Trip Fare From Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs
King agent offers return fare of 19.00 dollars for travel from Denver to Pueblo and Colorado Springs and back, as part of a stated transportation option. The notice lists origin points and total price, indicating a specific routing and cost.
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Denver
Pusblo
Colorado Springs
War with China would harm American trade says expert
A Washington analyst warns that war with China would cripple U S cereal and animal exports while cutting key imports such as cotton, kerosene, iron and steel goods, tobacco and textiles. He notes wheat exports to China are small but stresses broader agricultural gains. The piece cites trade figures over the past decade and considers effects on allied supply and domestic markets.
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Washinton
China
Witton
Celestial Empire
United States
Hong Kong
Iss
Manthe
James Manning Arrested in Colorado for Kansas Murder Attempt
Jewell County sheriff secured a governor's requisition for James Manning's return to Kansas after an attempted murder in Jewell County. Manning is detained in Colorado. the sheriff departed at noon to transport him back to Topeka.
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James Manning
Jewell County
Topeka
Colorado
Kansas
Manning
Funay
Kanes
Eleven men face police court for selling Oquor
Eleven men including T. B. R. Smith J Hughes Arch Batley Mike Kelly and others were brought before the police court this afternoon on charges of selling Oquor. They were arrested last month with trials set due to witness issues and more similar cases are listed for later hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BR. Smith
J. Hughes
Arch Batley
Mike Kelly
Larry Sheehan
R. BR. Finney
E d Timon
Bert Russell
Mat Cave
C. H. Cave
Dick Furs
State historical society faces missing biographies in annual report
George W. Martin, secretary of the mista historical society, criticized the omission of biographies of men who died within the last three years from the society’s annual report. He said letters have gone unanswered for years and emphasized the need to publish memorials and addresses alongside other state historical materials. The sixth volume of the society’s reports was issued, noting library additions and continued efforts, with a call to value the society’s work amid criticism from some quarters. Wichita court finances reveal a $2526 surplus in the central division, southern department court of appeals, payable to the state treasurer. Dr Thomas electric oil is advertised as a household remedy for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Martin
Mista Historical Society
Iateidinin
Mr. Martin
Martin
Wichita Court
W. A. Averm
Wichita
Southern Department Court of Appeals
Five Charges Against Him San Francisco July 9
Perry J. Young arrested in St Louis on a telegram from the police city office faces five charges of obtaining money under false pretenses in multiple Pacific coast cities including Denver and Kansas City. Requisition papers will go to St Louis. Dr Henry D Cogewell, founder of the polytechnic college in San Francisco, died aged 81. He was a well known philanthropist and temperance advocate. Also notes about a Frer Show and Baptist Youre People’s Union event with transit details and ticket prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Perry J. Young
St. Louie
Te Po
Jenie
Denver
Ule
Chiem
Kaneus
Chu
Pacific Coast
Cogewell
San Francinco
Henry D Cogewell
Polytechnic College
Thie City
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Ladies Society of the First ME Church
Joabates
To- Peka Avenue
Chantauaus
Pansey
Wadeworth
A. Bennett
PF. F. McKtrahan
Shawnee County
Mfth
Terry Staffor
Silver Lake
Kansans
Jerry Simpson
Kanene Sty
Jose
Kansan
Seitz
Gray
Ie Dereereen
Fount Mens
Bere Eatele
Henry Murphy
Sells Fields
Saturniny
J. 2. Letts
First Ward
Huntington
Coffey County
Kansas Ple
Kaenas City
Cossell
Fmporia Hun
J. Bear
Stanley
Creede
Cel
Emporia
Pavey
Salvation Army
Kupssa Avenue
Dire Department
J.M. English
Wilmarth
Auburn
Particu
Coliapana
Liverpool Dock
Liverpool
Eiber
Stor & Co
Eneville
San
Telephone
E. Montgomery
Tod. S. Sproat
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Wholesale and Setail
George Martin
Thav
Dr. Thomas
Home Industry
Otto Kuehne & CO
Quincy
Baptist Youre People’s Union
Novenar
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