Peace Proposal Delayed Amid Chinese Crisis
Dispatches from Havas dated Oct 31 report foreign ministers debating a peace proposal to be presented to China. French terms accepted. discussions continue on additional specs. Fighting persisted at multiple points as delays arise from demands for broad reforms and governance changes.
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Parin
Havaseee de Pekin
Addi
Sel-Chung
Ville
Chine
Wardington
Nev
China
Chinie
Uowsger
Pekin
Chitta
Etland
United States
Washington
Civners
Atebek
Pan
Dinath
Wang Shure
Gener Bic
Pao
Ting Fa
Complain of Taxes Brings Court Action in Wyandotte County
Tax disputes trigger a United States circuit court suit against Wyandotte County corporations. Filed by Swift and Co of Metropolitan Street and others, the action questions county tax assessments valued by the county commissioners. Court clerk F. M. Holcomb records the filing as a formal legal step amid political context.
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Esosas
Swift & Cw
Smftime
Wyandotts County
United States Circuit Court
Wyandotte County
F. M. Holcomb
Ure County
Snrbey
Political Briefities from the Busy Campaign Trail
A flurry of campaign notes from Ismet to Topeka with Republican and fusion activity. Speakers Dan Sickles, Stanley, Breidenthal, and others lambast or rally in multiple counties and towns. Wagers of one hundred dollars favored McKinley, while George W. Jones and Campbell travel through Linn County and Nebraska with party messaging.
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Ismet
Carl Lambert
Simone City
Dan Sickles
Girard
Linn County
Campbell
Nebraska
Topeka
McKinley
Death of William J. Strong Former New York Mayor
William J. Strong, last mayor of the white city of New York, died suddenly at 3 AM at his residence. Known among his associates for involvement in the wholesale dry goods district, his condition had not been publicly alarming to friends. He had not visited his business for several days.
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New York
Wm. J. Strong
Strong
Whalesale
Mr. Strong
Topeka Campaign Probes Voter Registration for Fraud
Campaign managers for John Martin and George W. Clark conduct a quiet ward by ward canvass in Topeka to uncover alleged frauds in voter registration. Workers copy poll books at Isenhart and Alexander as teams visit homes in the First and Second wards looking for improper registrations and fictitious addresses.
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John Martin
George W. Clark
Fusion Romniness
Topeka
Prigguis
Tovenia
Isenhart & Alexander
Strong Ex Mayor William Strong Dies After Illness
William T. Strong, born in Ohio in 1647, rose from clerk to founder of Strong & Co. and president of Central National Bank. A key reform leader, he served as mayor of the old New York City before consolidation, and was affiliated with several societies. He died after six weeks of poor health as family and doctors arrived. the event notes weather, voter slips, and ongoing municipal matters in the same column.
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Wm. TL. Strong
Ohio
New York
Mr. Strong & Co
Cantril National Bank
Strong
Republican- Citizans
Brooklen
Urmant City
Theiuditie the Obty Society
American Fine Arte Society
American Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum Rascistion
American Geographical Bottery
Fitcham Bradley Strong
Canvassers Investigate Alleged Voter Fraud Across Wards
The poll list is distributed to canvassers led by CG H Alexander and Fred Boutwell. They organize by street numbers and visit homes to collect information on alleged fraudulent or fictitious voters. Reported activity includes designated observers like John Yonkers and Darby, with a large voluntary effort ongoing and details kept confidential by the committee.
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H. Alexander
Alexander
Fred Boutwell
Alexander Ig
Willa
Vila
Clos
Debunking Voter Fraud Rumors in City Registration
The commission denies grounds for claims of manipulated registration. They expect no more eligible voters to register before noon tomorrow as officials review results. No evidence of widespread ineligible voting has been found, despite rumors.
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Martin
Clark
Run Ene
Lst
Aela
Republican
Dregal
Founders Day Celebrates Carnegie Institute Guests In Pittsburg
Thousands gather at Sehenly entrance to honor Andrew Carnegie and Wu Ting Fang Chinese minister with praise and art prizes announced for international exhibition. Awards include gold and silver medals for Andre Dauches Paris Misty moonlight, and honors to Robert W. Allen London and others. Ceremony ends with a reception in the lory as the Chinese guest meets about 1,000 locals.
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Pittsburg
Sehenly
Andrew Carnegie
Wo Ting Fang
Wu Ting Fang
United States
Andre Dauches
Paris
Ben Foster
New York
Robert W. Allen
London
Tolius Olson
W. Elmer Schofield
Ogontz
Ariseser
Taelory
Banda
Kansas in October No Killing Frost in the State Last Month
Lawrence Nov. 2 The weather report from the University of Kansas cites a mean October temperature of 60.09 degrees, two Octobers since 1897 and 1599 were warmer, rainfall 3.87 inches. no killing frost occurred. Wind was light, cloudiness above average, with three thunderstorms and ten months of rainfall totaling 29.57 inches, 6.94 inches above average.
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Lawrence
Kas
Chanecettor
F. H. Stow
University of Kansas
Warning of election interference from Kansas City Democrats
The Democratic slate committee warns of Republican efforts to suppress turnout and influence votes. It urges precinct judges and clerks to tally party tickets as labeled and to expose any attempts to deter or bribe voters on election day.
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Kansas City
Peoples’ Couse
Democratic
People's Party
Elec
Thousands Can't Vote In St Joseph Election Blunder
In St Joseph Missouri a county court and city council miscounted population and registration, forcing a precinct mix that could bar thousands from voting. The error means many registered voters may wait up to sixteen hours to cast ballots, well beyond the allowed limit.
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St. Joseph
Knw
Roosevelt Answers Rumors on Health and Long Island Trip
Governor Roosevelt denied rumors of poor health and said he was in good condition. He canceled a Long Island speaking tour to finish speeches, then began a campaign swing with stops toward Oswego. At Olean he defended decency, liberty, and national unity against disorder and mob violence in politics.
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Jamestown
Roosevelt
Good
Tim
New York City
Long Island
Oyster Tay
Ana Hia
Oswern
Olean
Croker
Bryan
Bourta Coclema
Istance
Cochranald
Brean
Ruffene
Cockrun
Kanes City
Turing
Ulike
Freyn
Michneapolis
United States Infantry Ejected in Manila Incident
A U S infantry regiment began for Manila and declined to depart when ordered to leave troops. Colonel Tageott of the Fourteenth allegedly ordered the American guard to eject officers, prompting French demands for an apology. Also notes October mint coinage totals: $8,508,610 with gold $519,000 and silver $4,145,000.
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Tien Tan
United States Infantry
Manila
Tone Ku
Tageott
Fourteenth
Washington
United States
Washburn Strongest Team In the West, Denver Bias Shows
Denver papers debate Washburn’s strength after a tough loss to Colorado Springs Tigers. Reports claim Washburn dominates in weight and experience, with locals noting the Tigers were defeated 6 to 0. Descriptions praise Washington’s Jay Dawkers and question D A C rulings affecting the outcome.
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Washburn
A.C
Raine
Colorado
West
Denver Post
Colorade Springs
Tigers
Walt
Colorado Springs Telegraph
Nish
Ureame
Washburo
Eamne
Jay- Dawkers
Plains
Carlists Hold Down In Fierce Basque Skirmish
Carlist bands near Berga and Iquiad engage government troops in a clash that leaves casualties and prompts a partial pursuit. Dispatches say Carlists closed lines and troops, both cavalry and infantry, chase them while Barcelona reports arms and equipment seizures. Madrid notes the movement as a test of general confidence and warns the public.
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Harvelona
Barse- Torn
Iquiad
Dell Guard
Berga
Eivit Gunn
Partan
Jta- Venta
Barcelona
Carilet
Madrid
Sen
Otto
Senor
Cortes
Prudent
Public Debt Report Shows Cash Balance in Treasury Decline
The monthly statement from Washington Oregon shows at month end December 7 1900 the public debt excluding cash in treasury at 1 108 402 00 a decrease of 1704 21 from last month. Interest payments halted on matured debt amounting to 3 450 030. The note details cash classifications: reserve fund 6150400 008 trust land 740 050 670 general fund 125 624 063 and national banks deposits 824 066 444, leaving cash balance on hand 27 006 002.
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Washington
Sanbunt
Treasury
Trenerve Fund
Trust Land
General Fund
Ational Bani
United
Eckles Defends Trusts in Campaign Speech
In Novi Hekles argues that trusts and financial institutions help the public by reducing costs and increasing efficiency. He contends that long established capital relations benefit consumers and manufacturers, defending money lending corporations against critics.
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Eckles
Trusts
Ato. Novi
James Hekles
Musiq Hall
Pho
Will
Chen
Erkien Defensea
A Hale Million Annual Report Proposes More Postal Funding
Washington reports the annual report of W. G. Bhalipnberser, second assistant postmaster general, outlining growing postal business needs. It details routes, mileage, contracts, and costs, noting millions of miles traveled and a request for $10,072.08 more per cent to fund operations across several states and services.
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Washington
W. G. Bhalipnberser
Dementia
Ierliey
South Carolina
Eaton
Keteubur
Arctic Circle
Yairtos
Department
North
Georgia
Alabama
Aississippi Tennesse
Kenturky
Tate Sevice Poventiga Tor
Tfte
Valua
Star Site
Treledlhe Epretal
Entvice
Shadowly Railerend Transportation
Railway Poatectce Care
Stacey
Relive Seation Clerica
Total
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment references a local public sale action involving named officials and a county. The readable bits hint at a titled notice but lack clear dates or full names. preservation of core action is indicated amid garbled input.
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W. L. Strong
Old
Chicago
Kansas
Uste Torre
Meyer Wm. L. Strong
Carnegie Institute
Hansas
Mace Love
Gov. Roosevelt
Oswego
U. 8. Infantry
Tien Tein
Denver
Reestver
Hews Forum
Wraterial
AATUA
Eaente
Orier
The
Baictde
Grand Nd
Raphin
Mik
Mov
County
Enry
Brectur
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