Formal Demand For Withdrawal Of British Troops From Russian Territory
A lengthy dispatch from New York dated March 21 reports a formal demand by Russian authorities for Britain to withdraw troops from disputed territory near Tien Tsin. The exchange includes calls for an apology and notes that England appears to be in the wrong, while no reply has yet been received by General Woguсk.
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New York
Wunok
Woguck
Cieymenbnr
Associated Brean
Trent
Fmore
United States Open to Arbitration in Tien Tsin Dispute
A high official stated the United States is willing to use good offices to mediate the Tien Tsin dispute. Washington officials emphasize the act is conclusive and no rush to war is foreseen. Diplomats note Britain’s focus on South Africa and Germany’s potential to act as a European war power.
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York
Holt
Great Fistain
United States
Itovkhhill
Ee Stites
Amerlcan Gov— Prrnegl
Etsaln
Japan
Great Britain
South Africa
Germany
Troubles at Home Tugs at Russia's War Mood
Washington notes an expert public figure links Russia's domestic turmoil with its aggressive foreign policy. He suggests tensions after Petersburg riots reflect leadership pressure, potentially pushing Moscow toward war to mask internal weakness.
Growing in Favor Plan to Have All Share Alike in Chinese Indemnity
Washington March 4. A new US proposal seeks equal sharing of the indemnity Chinese pay to the five powers at Pekin. Most powers favor principle but disagree on distribution. US suggests dividing the total indemnity 200,000,000 into shares with the United States receiving one share. Some powers have not supported such a plan due to expense and prior punitive expeditions.
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Washington
Merch
Bir
Rorkhill
United States
Sito
Ovine Uc
China
Sitten
Pekin
Chine
Topeka Voters Register for Santa Fe Shop Vote
Local appeals urge Topeka residents to register before the city election on April 2. Officials stress that $500 per acre compensation from Santa Fe for land will not cover all, as funds go to property owners and city improvements. Commercial club leader T J Anderson defends the plan, insisting it benefits workers and professionals alike and that the registration books close tomorrow with distribution across wards.
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Santa Fe
Greater
Topeka
Santz Fe
Popeica Ua
Seajor
T. J. Anderson
Ure Commercial Cub
Pusranth
Comsplrtoe
Senta Fe
Br. Anderson
Pia Mtribe
Comravreial Club
Leprosy in the Philippines Widely Spreads Foundational Report
The leprosy report from a Philippine hospital surgeon notes 20,000 island cases with concentration in southern Luzon and Mindanao, Cebu having about 2.6 million lepers? and rural areas bearing most cases. Segregation proposals include camps and a board to locate suitable leper colonies amid Army oversight. Also mentions army meat contracts and the death of Rev Dr Edward Chiengo.
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Philippines
Cebu
Stanlia
Manila
Edwarda Chiengo
Ar Aon
Fire Devastates Tipton County Seat Amid Mob Violence
In Lake County Tipton was nearly wiped out by a blaze that destroyed most businesses. In New Madrid a mob of about 290 seized a prisoner from the sheriff and hanged him. The region’s Black residents faced severe unrest and lynching threats as panic spread through Tiptonville and nearby Tryonite.
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Union City
Ren
Tiptonwil
Lake County
New Madrid
Trytonrite
Kansas Fruit Exhibit Funds Are Sold For Burden
The State Horticultural society failed to fully display its fruit collection at the Pan American exposition. Nearly forty barrels were prepared for opening display but remaining stock, over thirty barrels, was placed with a wholesale dealer for sale. Proceeds to cover collection expenses, with the rest to be borne by the society amid disappointments over Buffalo exhibit prospects.
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State Horticultural Society
Kaunas
Buffalo
Ubi
Kansas
President's western trip attracts attention with invited stops
Washington March 21 The presidents proposed western tour draws interest in states along the route as invitations pour in from cities and towns hoping to host him. Representative Meyer presents a formal invitation from New Orleans officials for a stop, with plans including a river cruise, a city drive, and a banquet.
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Washington
White House
Meyer
Louisiana
New Orleans
Wass
Meyer Meys
Burleson
Texas
California
San Francisco
Connecion
Evenita
Ohio
Barthers
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Duluth
Muffalo
Worcester
Concord
Wolcott Seen as Interior Secretary Pick This Week
Pueblo March 21 The Daily Chieftain reports it is now definite that Senator FQ Wolcott of Colorado will soon be appointed secretary of the interior by the president. A credible friend in the city says the announcement will be made in Washington tomorrow.
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Pueblo
Cala
Daily Chieftain
FQ Wolcott
Colorado
Myoored Mn Hitchcock
Trade 18 Growing in Philippine Imports from U S
Washington reports a rising trend in imports from the United States to the Philippine islands. January through August 1900 shows total trade value reaching $16,555,654 for gold and silver, with U S imports increasing 18 percent to $780,729 from the previous year, while overall imports rose 34 percent and 28 percent in related measures.
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Washington
Merch
Philippine Islands
United States
United
Tme
Lake Dragged Outer Garments Found on Lake Front
Chicago march 21 a woman's back intosh hat gloves and a letter signed May Comstock addressed to Sarah Wright were found on the lake front at sixty third street police learned Miss Comstock boarded with Mrs Freeman 24 North fnos wheel at the little house she was a daughter of John Comstock Benton Harbor Mich a wealthy retired fruit grower former of Florida and California she came to study music she left her violin and umbrella at the conservatory and Park Policeman Richards saw two women in a black mackintosh on the lake front but could not identify them the girl is believed drowned and no body recovered a father spurns suicide theory insisting she was kidnapped and he planned to send her to perfect her art
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Chicago
Comstock
Sarah Wright
Park Avenue
Sixty-third Street
Miss Comstock
Florida
California
Tg Haiee de Savance
Two Volunteer Generals to Leave Posts
Washington reports only two of the original volunteer generals remain in service as promotions shift. General Shatter will cede command upon General Young’s arrival at Francises, while the last major general of volunteers, General Wold, may retire if offered a regular army position. The volunteer corps still holds eight brigadier generals and awaits further orders from the War Department.
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Washington
Gener
Young
Francises
Wold
Thi War Department
Bri Generis
Collision sinks British steamer Tay near Flushing roadstead
Antwerp March 21 The steamer Chemnitz of the German Australian Steamship Company and the British steamer Tay collided in the Flushing roadstead. The Tay sank with only two crew saved. The Tay had entered the roadstead due to the prevailing storm. The Chemnitz had sailed from Sydney for Hamburg on January 14.
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Chemnits
German-Australan Steamship Company
Tay
Jantnfeht
Flushing
Sydney
Aus-tala
Hamburg
Republicans Plan Rally Close Campaign at Auditorium
The Republican city central committee met in the Armory last night to hear reports from precinct committees. Despite some declines in turnout, organizers remain confident of success and vow to press on with election-day efforts, warning against any relaxation of work until results are decided. The text also notes a strange report about a statue that has remained solidified for 30 years, an odd museum exhibit mentioned in Albuquerque.
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Republican City Central Committee
Ure Armory
Fifteen Drowned in Italian Dam Break Flood
In Nepang Italy on March 21 a dam failed causing floods that drowned fifteen people and injured others. Police and firemen battled the disaster as homes were swept away and rescues were conducted.
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Nepang
Italy
Logan
Brunen
Alabama Governor Pardons Seven Train Riders
Seven teens pardoned by Governor Bantont in Alabama involved in a local scheme to ride a train without tickets. Most were union members holding union cards and claim they were not brought before a judge, detained by county authorities for 40 to 80 days. Dr J Elmer Adama, jailed for the same offense, was released this Sunday after friends paid his fine.
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Bantont
Iemaki
Union Carta
J. Elmer Adama
Youos Piaidan
Senate caucus battles over North Platte senatorial nomination
In Tanoom Nebraska the Republican assembly met in caucus to nominate candidates for the North Platte senatorial seat. The first ballots listed Fraewater Melkiwhn Currie. later rounds shifted names and support, but no conclusive result emerged as factions debated fusion and party backing ahead of a potential major shift.
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Neb
Marek S
Assembly
Tio North Pinus
Fraewater
Melkiwhn
Currie
Meiklejohn
Roi Sea
Thompson
South Platte
Harare
Sena
Platte
Maedue
Huh
Hayward
Miriy Regobieana
Burlington
Hinehan
Congressimen
Fainer
Piette
North Platts
Edie Rosewater
Omaha
Assiatant
Aicikie
Eneaine Tose
Biale
Bellatoe Prat Gatco
Custer
Carnegie comments on New York donations at Southampton
Andrew Carnegie arrived aboard the American Line ship St Luke and was interviewed in Southampton. He voiced surprise that his New York arm donation caused any public reflection and dismissed political ambitions, while a telegram from Pittsburg workers praised his generosity and a Croker remark drew his interest in foreign affairs.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York
St. Luke
Carnegie
van Wyck Oe
Otter
Pittsburg
Mr. Croker
Sakrootes
Croker
R. Sie
Isabel
Erica
Bern
Fesbert Hart
England
Carnesie
Plague on a Troop of Southampton March 21
A steward of a British tramp steamer arrived from the river and not isolated. Those who had contact with him have been placed under observation.
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Patras
Atard Wistchs
Rina
Rey
Tien
Observatio
Fire destroys estate and contents in New York blaze
March 11 reports say the residence of George KR Riymond in Est 26 roved by fire with total values around 80 000 including building and contents. Haymonds son Charles was rescued from the flames in a scene describing property loss and partial insurance. Weather notes forecast warmer trend in Chicago and Kansas with partly cloudy skies and southerly winds.
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New York
George KR Riymond
Haymond
Charles
Kansas
Pals
Botha Killed and Wounded Sons in Lydenburg Action
Report from Pretoria dated March dv eaye states Botha was killed and two of his sons wounded during fighting near Lydenburg. Boer forces under General Cammbella clashed as they attempted to move a garrison from Viewewisen, with heavy combat and numerous casualties. Local roving forces are reported in the Helthyom area as the Klip river operation continues.
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Ararchit
Viewewisen
Fidera
Arpod
Jeffries in a Fight Breaks Bibs Off Chicago Man
In a chaotic scene a Chicago man alleged to have insulted Jeffries faced a sudden clash. Jeffries struck, and a punch led to Bibs breaking near the rival’s ribs amid a brawl at a saloon setting. Police intervened as the altercation escalated.
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Jeffries
Chicago
Fragmented State House notes and executive council references
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the State House and Executive Council along with scattered names such as Henry Beane and Frank Edam. It references deals, awards, and a pasted total amount around 1770, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Asrane
Weres Carpenten
Henry Beane
Rene
Samepeny
Collision Near Dalk Involving Schooner And Steamship
A report describes a maritime collision where a steamer struck a schooner near a waterway, injuring several passengers. The steamer veered to safety within hours as rescue signals were sent and no other vessels reported harm.
The Czar in Danger Rumor of an Attempt on Life
Rumor spreads that an attempt was made on the czar amid New York reports linking Russian authorities to telegraph censorship. The message hints at heightened tensions and possible repercussions for key figures, with speculation about the czar’s safety and a swift response.
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Czar
Aly
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