July 17 1900s Vol 1 No 1 reaches the United States
An early issue labeled Vol 1 No 1 is dated July 17 and notes its distribution into the United States marking the debut of the publication.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1897
Page
2
Clondyke News Debuts In Dawson City Scene
The Clondyke News, a four page weekly, arrives in Dawson City with editor proprietor and printer claiming to cover Alaska mining life. It reports on Albin Gray, the Gray family, local deaths, transient adverts for dance halls and bars, and notes Dawson’s lack of a newspaper before now.
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Newe York
Chindyke News
Dawson City
Chomivke
Relurh
Ty Dawsh
Dawson
St. Mabuel's
Albin Gray
Alaska
Pahiee
Cinnilyke
Youne Cray
Orrin Gray
Cratenlia
Wis
Uoon Gray
Conmettes
Bek & Wostn
Lye News
Mia
Bradbury and Ward
Cavifornie
Wotastaptale
Violet Taymond
Prince Anton
Swishwaler
Eldorado Creek
Ellhoweles
Antooe
Eilieg
Dewson City
Sheir
Robert Cartan
Charles Burkron
Desis
Robert
Charles Carlsen
Ehier
Strick
Adelaide Herrmann Receives Warm Reception at Grand
Adelaide Herrmann of Adelwius Herrmann and her company give a striking performance in a circle of light. Critics praise her energy and color work, noting the duo’s peak show and the couple’s effort to maintain the troupe’s standard. The Herrmanns are billed to appear at the Grand next Tuesday night.
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Adelwius Herrmann
Chicas Tribune
Iegetiank
Adelaide Herrmann
Leon Herrmann
Herrmanns
Illinois miners resume work after strike ends
St. Tark September 17 The coal miners strike is over and seventeen mines in the sixth Illinois district resume operations today The Duquoin men return Friday morning Independent operators sign a 37 cent top weight scale The Consolidated and Madison companies press a three cornered fleet and plan to use many former strikers to restart coal production
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Illinois
Tventeen
St. Tark
Tarue
St. Louis
Hiinois
Madison
Madison Coenpenies
Santa Fe Route Low Fares Promote Eastern Travel
Advertises special rail fares via the Santa Fe Route to St Louis Chicago and other eastern points with limited dates. Mentions telephoning agents for tickets and oddly includes an ad for hair regrowth products and scalp cures claiming to renew baldness by addressing glands.
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Santa Fe
St Louis
Chicago
Diaz's Danger Was an Italian Like All the Killers of Prominent People
A detective notes that Diaz’s actions align with a pattern of Italian killers targeting prominent figures. The report links the suspect to historical precedents and discusses motive and public fear surrounding high profile assassinations. Local officials urge caution as investigations continue.
Diaz Attacked as Independence Day Parade Staged
Ignacio Amito, described as violent, attacked President Diaz during Mexico City Independence Day parade. He was felled with a cane by a companion of the president and taken into custody. The central thoroughfare filled with thousands as gendarmes kept the crowd back during the ceremony.
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City of
Mexico
Ignacio Amito
Diaz
Crat Plaza
Alameda
Mexico President Diaz Opens Congress Amid Security Echoes
In Mexia on Sept 17 the president entered the chamber of deputies to open congress amid cheers that he escaped unharmed from an attempted assault. Diaz spoke of peace with civilized nations and discussed a planned international reservoir to curb flood damage and irrigation disputes along the river, urging US-Mexico talks to finalize a treaty.
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Cuy
Mexia
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Diaz
Tie
Court of Claims
Washington
Proguer
Jagrez
United States
Mexico
Assassination Attempt on President Diaz Averted in Mexico City
A crowd on a historic avenue witnessed an assassination attempt as a muscular man struck at President Diaz and General Pradidio and was restrained by gendarmes and cavalry. The attacker, identified as Anulo Antto, was captured, questioned, and kept in custody with possible trial by court martial or civil authority. The incident prompted calls for a deep investigation while the president calmly advised restraint. Report notes on silver market fluctuations and a government pledge to fiscal prudence amid economic concerns.
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Rade
National Palace
Diaz
Gue
Geo. Augustur Sala
Bowie Tient
Praditio
Ved
Maximilian
Vtec
Alameda
Aries
Pradikio
Diam
Anuifo
Powell Clayton
United States
Wisean- Brannardiec
Anulfo
Port Office
Alexico
Congress
Gold's Alarm Stirs Up Gold Standard Interests
In a wave of market tension across the realm, investors and officials monitor gold standard anxieties sparked by rising prices and policy signals. Calls for discipline echo through financial centers as traders seek stability amid shifting currencies and global demand.
Silver hopes buoyed by Wolcott letter from London
Wolcott writes from London praising early signs for an international silver agreement and says he will return before Congress convenes in December. The letter, read by the Bank of England governor, sparks mixed reactions among bankers and editors as debate on silver prices and India mint reopening continues.
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London
Bank of England
Bimetallic League
Geo. F. Glenney
India
Hoss
Glynn
Carrie & Co
Gold Standard Defense Association
Foreign Office
Treasury Department
United States Monetary Commission
the Times
France
Tigy
United States
Bank of Engand
Lord Farrer
Fittaliina
Snme
Londo
The
Daily Mail
American Commission
Z Nashington
Heath
Wolcott
International Monetary Commission
Commission
Washington
Congress
Commission to Reform Money System Named
Indianapolis Sept 17 The monetary executive committee announced the completion of the commission with acceptance from Louis A Garnett of San Francisco and Prof JL Laughlin of Cherro Prof Lanekin is among the best known political economists in the country
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Indianapolis
Ind
Huxk Hanna
Louis A. Garnett
San Francisco
JL. Laughlin
Chierro
Lanekin
Treasury
Edmunds
Executive Committee
Grocery list of sugar, coffee, and canned goods
A fragmented OCR list shows quantities and brands for sugar types, coffee, baking powder, chocolate, canned fish, meats, snacks, extracts, fruit cans, pickles, starches, spices, soaps, and teas. It reads like a period shopping catalog with multiple items, brands, and vague measures, lacking full sentences or context.
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Santos Coffs
Dr. Price's Baking Paw
Baker's Chocolate
Baker's Break
Kennedy's PF
A. K
Soda Craclers
Davis Glick and others named to currency commission
Davis and Glick and several eminent figures are named to a national Monetary Commission. The group includes ex Senators, financiers, and business leaders from Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco and New York. The commission aims for a broad barometric study of currency with six Republicans and five Democrats and a plan to meet in Washington to collect data and public suggestions.
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Manufacturer Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Chicago University
Garnett
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
San Flanc
Selby
Pacific Slope
Laughlin
George PF. Edmunds
Vermont
Charles P. Fairchild
New York
Treasury
C. Stuart Patterson
J. W. Ferres
Salem
North Carolina
T. G. Bush
Anniston
Ala
Mobile
Birmingham
Iran
Alabama
George E. Luston
St. Lou
W. E. Dean
St. Paul
RS. Taylor
Pt. Wayne
Louis A. Garnett
Com
Northwest
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Commission
Monetary Commission
Electric sounder patent claims 2000 foot depth ahead
New device by John Buckley measures water depth up to 2000 feet ahead of a vessel using a bell circuit and a non conducting cylinder filled with quicksilver. The system rings a bell aboard when the bottom is reached warning of shallow water hazards. The piece also briefly mentions unrelated patent and drug ads.
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New York
John
Buckley
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