New York Dispatch on Imperial University Pekin and Rescue
Reports from New York dated October 4 describe reactions to events at the Imperial University in Pekin including remarks on foreign relations and a rescue operation. Witness accounts mention August 12 and the roar of machine gun fire as rescue efforts began, with subsequent aid arriving later.
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Failed salute sparks diplomatic protest in New York
A report from New York on October 4 cites Captain Petty of the British cruiser Parche failing to salute the American flag and passing quarantine, drawing sharp remarks in Washington. An explanation offered in the capital did not clear the matter, with further questions about his conduct on departure from port.
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The Two Shamrocks Trial Heads to Be Held in the Sole
Important trial scheduled in the Sole Sharrock venue with Shamrock II expected to test the case. Proceedings planned for October with preparations underway and key figures arranged for defense and prosecution.
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Postmaster General Dickinson backs McKinley in 1896 race
Detroit October 4 Postmaster General under Cleveland BM Dickinson declares he cannot support Bryan and will vote for President McKinley. He calls Bryan’s platform one of hate and class conflict while defending currency policy and urging Democrats to unite behind Abrams Hewitt. He warns of party reorganization to aid the nation and Bryanism.
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Queen Victoria Plans Winter Visit to Italy
The report notes Queen Victoria will skip her traditional winter visit to France and instead travel to the Italian Riviera. The Paris and French Riviera crowds are described as small, with the royal party seeking a Mediterranean climate and forthright safety. The消息 hints at a shift in royal travel pattern and expectations for the season.
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Guatemala Rail Line to Be Completed, Says U S Official
Washington Oct 24 Consul General McNulty reports that new conciliatory negotiations for the Northern railway of Guatemala have stirred local interest and boosted prospects for finishing the line. Bush officials plan renewed efforts to push the project toward completion.
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Rheumatism treatment and health improvement tips
The advertisement argues that general health boosts rheumatism treatment, claiming cod liver oil emulsion by Scott's offers the best chance of relief. It concedes a cure is not guaranteed but hints at future breakthroughs and public excitement when a cure arrives.
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Atlantic Pacific trade impacted by railroad gap to Guatemala
The piece notes disruption to direct Atlantic Pacific communication and a lack of rail links from Fi Ranicho to Guatemala City hindering shipment. It contrasts stronger Pacific trade with weakened Atlantic commerce and mentions transport tariff barriers and minimal railroad facilities over sixty miles.
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Little Rushers Beat Polk School In Tight Tuesday Football
The Little Rushers faced Polk School on Twelfth Street electiron Tuesday, winning 5 to 0. The Little Rushers opened with the first touchdown and built the lead as the game unfolded, with positions listed for Polk School players including Full back Bradshaw and others.
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Woman's Missionary Society Raises 90000 Thanks Offering
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church completed a thanks offering totaling $200,900 with new pledges reported at a session in Roomy Park church. Contributions from Delis Lathrop Williams of Delaware and others augmented previous amounts, supporting mission maintenance across the country and in Browning homes Camden and Harwood. The group heard addresses from Virginia Murdoch and the Rev. John Carrons, stressing America's role in world commerce and mission work.
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Social and Personal News From Topeka Area Dinner Party and Local Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Forbes hosted a charming Tuesday dinner for Miss Eal Van McFarland and son Lee Forbes. The event included relatives and friends, with post-ceremony plans at the Forbes home and later at the bride’s mother’s residence. Numerous notices of social visits, engagements, and local outings follow, reflecting Topeka society activity and neighboring towns.
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Anna Murphy
Patricia Malay
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Money Vanishes From Bank as Teller Alvord Is Sought
New York Oct 4 up to 11 o'clock Corneline L Alvord the defaulter teller of First National Bank had not been arrested and no news reached Mt Vernon. Mrs Alvord traveled to the city and it is said he does not intend to return. Reports describe Alvord as having siphoned bank profits over years, with investigations by bank officials and detectives ongoing. Noted is his fondness for Saratoga racecourse and regular track attendance.
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Notable Albany figure tied to bank family legacy
Dispatch from Syracuse identifies Cornelius L. Alvard Sr and family as prominent Central Red Bank figures. Alvard is described as treasurer of a regional bank with a long local lineage and strong community ties, while officials reportedly refuse to comment.
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Real Estate Transfers Fragment Aghast and Fragmentary
Transfer records show several property deeds including Fang to Patton on Monroe Street, Be Priddy to James Robert, and Rebecca Keir to William Hahn. Additional entries mention Section 32, Range Avie Green, Bentwood, and Madison areas with varied lot numbers and receivership notes.
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Dramatic Friday Night At Crawford’s With Music Act
Readable text shows Arkansas attraction at Cray Crawford’s venue with Catkins orchestra performing. Nearby optical store promotes magnifying devices at Honnett’s, 125 Kazme Avenue. Event tickets listed as three coats per couple.
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Burlington Route New Line Denver Northwest Completed
The Burlington's Denver-Northwest line was completed September 16, enabling a direct route from Denver to Spokane and Helena with rapid connections. Officials including J. Brammall and Ward Elliott promote the line, touting fast trips to Chicago and other points, and signaling expansion toward Pacifie routes.
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Horse prices soar at Newmarket market
Buyers paid over 25 000 pounds for horses and racers at Newmarket market today. London reports strong demand as consignors from King’s Court and Norfolk trade in high quality broodmares and racing stock.
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