China Reluctant to Fight War Yet Ready to Act
An imperial edict in Loxnox Oct 16 reports Ping Yang squadron refitted and ready for service. It notes government protection for foreign residents, condemns rowdyism, and guards missionaries. The piece says peace efforts failed, war enters a chronic stage, and China may pursue radical reforms to avert revolution and prolonged chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxnox
Deu Tsiz S
Ping Yang
Kin Assum
Hhe Party
WORKINGMEN UNIONS IN GERMANY NOTED BY CONSUL AN GELL
The French consul general at Leipsig reports on German worker unions dating to 1549, detailing societies for sailors unskilled labor municipal groups and private intelligence offices and their goal to secure employment for workers. The piece links to German government plans to regulate such associations and touches on Dr Price's baking powder branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Angell
Wassinetos
State Department
Stephen Angell
United States
France
Leipsig
Dr. Price
Tyson family transfers William Tyson and Jane Tyson remains
In Gaursz Maryland on October 16 the Tyson family moved the remains of William Tyson buried 31 years ago and Jane Tyson buried 16 years ago. Little of William's remains survived and his coffin showed poor preservation. The golden cast appeared as white marble with petrification. Eight men lifted the heavy coffin, weighing over 600 pounds, into a wooden box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaursz
Tyson
William Tyson
Jace
Nebraska politics clash over ballot in Sturdevant ticket fight
Nebraska supreme court convenes as bolting Democrats seek to force Secretary of State Alien to place the Sturdevant ticket on the ballot while challenging the inclusion of fusion candidates. Separate note from Washington on tariff law delays and alcohol provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lixcots
Neb
Supreme Court
Nebraska Democracy
Sturdevant
Carlisle
Congress
Augusta
Shot Four Times They Had a Quarrel Over a Piece of Land
A quarrel over land led to a shooting in which four shots were fired. Police investigated the dispute between neighbors or locals over property boundaries and access. No further details on injuries or charges were immediately available.
Prominent Men Involved In Fatal Kildare Land Dispute
Penny Oklahoma October 16. A severe murder occurred near Kildare when Professor E T Hand principal of Kildare city schools and George F Kehr mayor of Arkansas City shot Rohr four times after Rohr ignored Hand’s warning to stop plowing a claim. Hand and his son fled toward Newkirk where Hand went berserk and cried out in the public street. Hand was jailed after the incident. Both men were prominent local figures with deep ties to area business and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Hand
Winchster
Newkirk
Hand
Ajstoice
Ile
Rohr
Elzins Lumber Company
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Kan
State's Rights Issued In Dispensary Conflict
Governor Titman of South Carolina held a treasury department interview with Commissioner Miller to dispute state and federal authority over spirits in bonded warehouses seized under state dispensary laws. Miller cited Supreme Court precedence. the matter may go to the attorney general for an opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titman
Washington
Wasamixeros
Figiman
South Carolina
Treasury Department
Miller
Internst Revenue Bureau
United States
Overnor
Supreme Court of the United States
Tilhsan
Frances Willard Addresses Philadelphia Convention on Suffrage
Frances Willard spoke at a Philadelphia W. C. T. U. session urging women’s right to vote not as superior beings but as different, calling for abstinence from gambling houses and saloons. She praised Susan B. Anthony, anticipated Parkhurst supporting suffrage, referenced Breckinridge opposition, and urged funds to send women south to organize colored women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Philadelphia
Parmapeorsia
W. CT. U
Big Baptist
Sdrogsteef
Miss Willard
America
Susan B. Anthony
Dr. Parkhurst
Breckinridge
Business Men's Association Opposes Populists in Nebraska
The State Business Association of Omaha and Lincoln leaders, including three national bank presidents, denounce Populist ticket aims as a threat to Nebraska’s capital, credit, and state prestige. The group cites risks to investment, interest rates, and enterprise if Populists win. Also noted is a tight association mix of Democrats and Republicans backing anti Populist aims. Also mentions anti-Tammany events in New York with Cornelius P. Plynn nominated for Congress by acclamation in the Seventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxcoun
Neb
Jiep
Omaha
Nebraska
Commonwealth
Rabeus
Colorado
Uoive
John A.cShane
Lincoln
Dr. Price
New Yoak
anti-Tammany
Cornecllus Plynn
Betting on Hill in Washington at even stakes
Briefs note betting odds on Hill in Washington, a Cleveland letter preparation for the campaign, multiple murders with pension theft, arson, and dynamite, and renewed licensing actions for Covington pool rooms. Also mentions a burns and architectural institute news and teething syrup and cough remedies advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Washington
Cleveland
Harrison Garris
Alton, Sr
Adolph Clark
Louisiana
Louis Dinet
William Lougherty
Hiram
Sistersville
W. V
William
G Konsnece
Pisses
Imstrom Bremen
New York
Joseph Purke
Vincennes
Pire
Highland
J. L. Allen
Herman Case
Louis Degginger
J. Doon & Son
J. S Shields
ED. Sterns
J. Weil
Covington
Latonia
Amartcan Institute of Architects
Daniel H. Burnham
Chicago
The Great Artists and Racing Afield Collide in Briefs
A compilation of art history notes mentions Craeger Pollajuclo Brenghel Francia Lorraine Bordene Orcagua Signorelli and Fiesals with varied careers and lifespans. Horse racing items report California stallions, 2:23 trot records in San Jose and a Phoenix association, plus a Florida alligator attack and a lame horse named The Butterflies threatening a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craeger
Pollajuclo
Brenghel
Sanvak Francia
Lorraine
Bordene
Titian
Orcagua
Campo Santo Si
Pisa
Diepenbeck
Signorelli
Fiesals
Convent of
St. Mark
Florence
del Piombo
Murillo
Cadiz
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Alix
Gasser
Diggs
Alice Taylor
San Jose
Cal
Ewart
Mich
Governm Rich
Etand
Mohawk Chief
Stanford Farm
Vine Ranch
Monroe Salisbury
George Starr
John Kelley
Andy McDowell
Arizona Blood Horse Association
Phenix
Arvin
Florida
Harry Reed
Diggo
Silk Petticoats and Trimmings Highlight 19th Century Wardrobe
The article notes black silk petticoats as essential for well dressed women. It describes child dresses with ribbon or velvet, narrow foundation skirts for lace, reuse of old silk skirts, beaded trimmings, and a passementerie girdle. It cites fashion from the New York Ledger and mentions ornate brocaded satin costumes. It ends with a line urging arbitration and a non sequitur on Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ledger
Miss Willard's Anti-Lynching Resolution Adopted in Philadelphia
The Puryivada W. T. U. adopted Frances E Willard's resolution advocating against lynching and punishment by mobs. It states every person should be tried by a jury of peers and condemns mob violence without due process. The text appears in minutes of the convention, reflecting a stance against mob justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eudora Creamery
West Eighth Street
Fragmented OCR Note on Personal Health and Age
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions health sores and aging, with unclear names or dates. It hints at medical or personal health concerns and a reference to age or time. No coherent events or identities are discernible from the readable text.
Pennsylvania Republicans bid to sweep November election
The Pennsylvanian political scene shows strong GOP optimism with figures suggesting a sizable statewide ticket lead, while regional energy aims to capture several Democratic seats. Voter dynamics hint at a potential five to one seat shift, amid broad party confidence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Japan
Workingmens’ Unions
War Department
Wasumerox
Department
Indian Bureau
Maury Nichols
Seventh Infantry
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Odd Fellows
Sharr
Odd Fellows’ Home
Winner
Reed Springs
Butler
Nevada
Marshall
Excelson
Wilson
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Sheridan Range
Ertelfeed
Nebraska Politics
Wasarxeros
United States Morgan
Jontsa
Sub-Treasury
Treasury
Indian Territory
der Neeckioridee
Lochavinnz
Taorner
Buea Minestat
Cael Lireskin
James
Lewisville
Nashville
Jesse James
Crakewore Ind Ter
Piacific Express Company
Pacific Express
Warrior Spear
Wistos
Towa
Sells
Department of Justice
Cevren Kan
Ohio
Arthur Crasson
Missouri Pacific
Kidorado
McKinley
Columbus
New Orleans
Kildare
G. F. Rohr
E. T. Hand
Lamont
Rocnesten
Post- Express
Iti
Hull
Jenies
Brezano's Bay
Mass
Gray Gables
Greenwich
Conn
Maple Spines
East Warham
Plymouth
Charles P. Horton
Monument
Tabor Amusement Company
Antigua Desyes
H. A. W. Tabor
Smith
Mra Swickheimer
Tabor Block
Opera House
Dockery
Starmes
J. E Lincoln
Congressman Dockery
Winelow
W. R Kennedy
Fashion Plate
Miss
Willard
Qood
Peerioss
Mickare
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Pennsylvania
Wassisdor
D. C
Repub
Galus
Hastings
R. Price
Critician
Ethel
Tome
Washington Post
Mabel
Slater
Brooklyn Lite
Desireil
Woodward Avenue
Tie Plu
City Hall
de Witt
J. K Jones
Hall
Troceers
Joan
Avrues & McMaxve, Tallers
Bausss Avenue
Avruey & McMaxte
Tallers
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