Understanding Also Applies to the Chinese Ports
A lengthy article discusses German and British aims in China, urging free port access and territorial integrity. It cites a 15 December note between Lord Belv esby and Count von Hatefelit, outlining principles for China's open ports, noninterference, and possible joint action against territorial gains by other powers. The piece references U S policy and a Washington note, plus a Denver lawsuit unrelated to China.
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Lemdon
Germany
England
Chine
Dober 15
Lord Bellsbury
Veo Hatefelit
Geran
Citna
China
Ryers
Austria
Hungary
France
Italy
Japan
Russia
Sam Washington
State Department
Germeny
Clit
Keutral
Agni
Hug
Ciasiog
Kdie
Western Union Sued for Damages in Telegraph Error Case
In a U S district court action a suit for 5100 seeks damages against the Western Union Telegraph Company for alleged failure to transmit a message. Plaintiffs are Dr. Balley and Fannie Agres, with Mr. Pulley of Dresden, Tennessee and Mrs. Fewike of Denver. The claim centers on a dispatch sent November 25 by Bert Balley.
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B. Agnew
Denver
Western Uaion
Sult
United States
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Balley
Fannie 2 Agres
Western Ore Jon Telersimh Company
Pulley
Dresden
Hoo
Mra Fewike
Bert
Jones Answers Roosevelt on American Cotton Company Trust
Chicago October 20 James K Jones chair of the Democratic national committee issues a reply to Roosevelt and others alleging the American Cotton company is a trust. Jones says the company operates under a patent and is no more a trust than other commercial ventures. He defends Democratic stance against trusts and asserts support for patent rights while criticizing attacks by Roosevelt and his allies.
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Chicago
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
American Cotton Company
Jones
Joreaauld
Astietean Cotton Company
Os Men— Ducieus
Supreme Court of the United States
Mo Housevelt
Americas
Rough Riders
Rough
Roosevelt Neem
Calls for Papa at trial over Express Messenger murder
Marysville Oct 20 a crowded courtroom heard Rosstyr Ferret charged with murdering Express Messenger Lane. Lana, widow of the slain messenger, attended with her months old baby crying for a papa as Themes Mullen testified to Ferrel's alleged confession. J Dh Kinney identified the package sent by Ferrel. The trial likely continues into mid next week.
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Marysville
Rosstyr
Ferret
Express
Lane
Mes Lana
Missenger
Old Bay
Themes Mullen
Ferrell
J. Dh. Kinney
Ferrel
Plain City
Stormy Weather Forecast From Northwest Coast
A damaged weather brief notes a 28 percent warcmeter off Oregon, predicting stormy and colder conditions from the Northwest through the Great Lakes region. Winds shift to the south, with showers possible today and a cool front lingering into Sunday. temperatures ranged from a low around 56 to a high near 60 yesterday, with winds reported at 3 miles per hour.
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Oregon
Thy Barthers Sitter
Breat Lakes
Kansas
Idaho
Ateock
Willard in New York and related court renewals
Information reaches Topeka that Frank Willard, wanted in the Frank Grimes case, is in New York. The case likely to be resumed Monday with testimony from Major Wi Suus and J Slly. Also reports a fire at McCormick Manufacturing in Chicago causing $50,000 damage from a discarded cigarette at Blue Island and Leavitt streets.
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Grimes
Topeka
Wilhred
New York
Sir Willard
Wi Suus
J Slly
McCormick Manufacturing Company
Blue Island Avenue
Leavitt Street
Weather Outlook for Kansas Clouds and Showers Tonight
The Topeka State Journal notes weather predictions for the next 21 hours. A threat of showers with southeastern parts affected on Sunday as winds shift from high southerly to northwest.
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Kansas
Pact and New German English Alliance Formed
Important news and features cover pact formations and international alignments as well as local and national developments. Includes editorials, society notes, and multiple brief items from Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Togeys
London
Jones
Roosevelt
Youtseys
Gutty
Hanna
Nebraska
McKinley
Curtis
Beker
Willard
New York
Sporting News
Kansas News
Railroad
Bryan
Virginia
Washburn
Discovery
North Topeka
John Suthern
Asylum
Green
Bill Wick
Payne
Topeka Society
Topeka
Hove
Attor McDowell
John Brown
Charles Reade
Paris
Roosevelt Rest s Refuses Interview in Baltimore Speech Plan
Governor Roosevelt arrives in Washington from the west and goes to the Arlington hotel after an early breakfast with President. He declines to be interviewed by newspaper men and will speak in Baltimore tonight, with program changes due to his health and travel, including a brief outside address before departing for New York.
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Washington
Roose
Sixth Street
Arlington Hotel
Governor Housevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Long
W. 5. Cowles
Navy
Baltimore
Lme
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Central Committee
MacComas
Chelrman Goldsbrough
Music Hall
New York
Youtsey Found Guilty in Gebel Assassination Trial
Georgetown Ky Oct 20 The jury found Henry Youtsey guilty of being a principal in the Gebel assassination and fixed his punishment at life imprisonment A motion for arrest of judgment may delay sentencing until February and a sanity inquiry could be ordered A guard will transfer Youtsey to Frankfort Jail for safekeeping tonight
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Georgetown
Henry Youtsey
Gebel
Jude
R. H. McCabe
Youtsey
Pie Frankfort
Curtis for Baker in Leavenworth speech
Congressman Charles Curtis announced his support for Lucien Baker as United States senator to succeed himself at a Leavenworth talk. He urged Leavenworth county voters to elect a Republican state senator and three Republican representatives to join the caucus and back Baker.
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Leavenworth
Charles Curtis
Lucien Baker
United States
Self
Curtis
Leavworth County
Lucian Baker
Senator Baker
Duke on Exhibition in The Hague to Ber People
Queen Wilhelmina arrives with her fiancé Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin and queen mother. Authorities greet the future consort at the railroad station before a royal drive through crowds. Diplomatic corps members are presented at the palace.
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Duke
Holland
the Hague
Wilhelming
Henry of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Beatrice Beatrice Neb Posture of Hanna on Last Nebraska Tour
Senator Hanna spoke on the Beatrice depot platform amid a strong wind and cheering crowd on the final day of a Nebraska tour. He praised McKinley, urged Nebraskans to back Republican senators, and joked about returning with his horn if promises were broken. The audience included railway workers and union members.
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Hanus
Beatrice Pawnee
Hanna
South Dakota
Nebraska
Beatrice
Munna
Serrut Hanna
Bath
Domen Locumot
Sen- Biot Hana
McKinley
United States
Surprise Party Promise At Nebraska Campaign Rally
Humboldt Nebraska October 2. Senator Hanna and Frye rode to a rally through a storm to a stand near the courthouse. Republicans and supporters cheered as Hanna spoke from a portable platform, pledging a surprise party for the campaign and praising prosperity under the current administration. Local spectators in a maple tree reportedly claimed support for the plan.
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Hanne
Nebraska
Humboldt
Neb
AL Pawnee
Frye
Speankins
Court House
Paw
Mark
Hanke
Tatlek
Hanna
President and party to Canton on October trip
Washington reports the president with Air McKinley Secretary Cortelyou Dr Rixey and a clerk will depart Monday evening for Canton. They will stay through election day and resume plans after.
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Washington
Air
McKinley
Cortelyou
Rixey
Canton
Robbery at Mills Dry Goods Store Linked to Four
The Mills dry goods store was robbed by two men and two women on a Saturday night. The women questioned clerks and demanded to see goods. The group bought whiskey earlier, entered the back, were driven to Rock Island depot, and boarded a train to Kansas City. No trace of the robbers has been found in Kansas City.
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Ptbiles
Saturn
Clurks
Amketa
Rock Island
Kansas City
Miler
Mary Wade
Lucreta Battie
Charles Hale
Emporia
Hin
Anen
Mey
Wade
Aton Bliss
Hall
Stoker
Hegre
Deadlock Holds in Hazleton Strike Talks
Hazleton Pa Oct 2 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers indicated to an Associated Press representative that if all regional operators posted notices of no wage concessions the strike would likely not end. He warned partial resumption would be impossible, while conceding widespread notices could clear obstacles and hasten settlement.
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Hazleton
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Associated Press
Alfret
Scranton
J.B. Wente & Co
Silver Brook
Dedeat & Co
Morea
Beaver Brook
Mill Creek Coal Company
Buck Mountain
New Boston
Schuylkill County
Ywasa 3
Audenroth
Coxe Bros & Co
G. B. Markle & Co
Lehigh and Witkusbarre Coal Company
Adlas Comes West and Alabama Population Rise
Chicago reports Adlas arrives tonight then travels to Michigan for the debate. Goshen Indiana and South Bend dates noted for events. An ad touts Guillit's Pala Extractor for cuts and bruises priced at 69 cents. Alabama population rises to 2,925,097 with a 20.5 percent increase.
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Gulitt
Crite
Ad Druggiata
Germany Sides With England Over Boer Trade
London reports Emperor William said Germany benefits if England helps the Boers. The Associated Press cites a German adviser’s visit to England and notes European powers debate South Africa. Observers tie the remark to Germany’s commercial interests and potential effects on markets and diplomacy.
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London
William
Germany
England
Great Britain
Associated Press
Russia
France
Rusia
Evanes
Riunesty
Whcn
Dr. Leyda
Transvasl
Berger Wiliam
Campaten
Reganl
South Africa
Kruger
Europe
Bettiahe
Geri Xipping
Latersewan
Sffaira
Treland
Iaiind
Michael Davitt
Nalionalista
Seljom
Tieve
Republic
Kempann
Funker Hlee
Henly
Eden of
Dublin
Guardians
North Dublin Union
Queen of
Horace Curzon Plankett
Teeland
Dablite Inty
Chigon
Abe
Siasinathet
Ward Fee
Galveston Benefit at Thury Lease Theatre
A Galveston benefit event at Thury Lease Theatre is planned for the week to support the surviving interests in a local theatrical venture. The program features performances intended to raise funds for ongoing efforts.
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Galveston
Price Of Land and Trusts In Politics Spark Debate
Fragmented text discusses land values and farm lands, urging farmers to consider trust dynamics and industrial power. Mentions Bryan and political choices, warning about trusts, and urging support for Republican or Democratic options depending on perceived outcomes. Named places and figures appear amid an argument on national development and property rights.
Prolonged Party Nomination Dispute in Thirty-Sixth District
A contested correction request targets the county clerk records for the Thirty-sixth district, with Populist and Democratic parties challenging a Gustave Larsen nomination and recounting variant papers. The issue centers on whether the corrected nomination should stand and if the party slate remains valid under electoral provisions.
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Gelerd Tedag
Cutie
Muisg
Chet Gustave Larsen
Henry Me
Henry Me Thora le the Amines For Um Mame Office In the Thirty -Gith Laker
Hitter
Potison
Godard
Ian Weniig
USA
Racers to England Send Thoroughbreds Abroad
In New York October 10 Whittars Whit ary and James Ti Keenetary ship a consignment of Jon Barren aboard Milneheha with high expectations. They believe the selection will carry weight in England as Nash Turner plans to ride. Weather notes from Chicago forecast cool but unsettled conditions.
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Whitesy
Kesne
New York
Witttars E
Whitary
James Ti
Keenetary
Jon Barren
Stomeraniyy Milneheha
Carey
Whitesey
Cojure
Nash Turner
England
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