China Coup and French Crisis Shadow Year of Upheaval
A chaotic summary of military coups in China and France with fears of imperial collapse in China and a possible Dreyfus trial revision in France. The piece surveys British, French, and German reactions, political maneuvers, and potential uprisings, warning of violent outcomes and constitutional strain. It highlights Gen Zurlinden, Faure, and Le Petit Paris scene, suggesting upheaval could reshape Europe.
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China
Pekin
France
Hagtiah
Bot Lelleré
Zurlinden
Ger
Col
Piequart
Brinson
Caverns Epch
Feagan
Faure
Dreyfus
Keven
Devnet
Rochefort
Congress
Versailles
BML
Loubet
Matt
War Office
Gane
Paris
Army Promotions List Names Selected Officers and Ranks
The president appointed several officers including Jeri Bonerary of Syn Libriterat Gaisuel, Charles D. D. Viole, J. H. Patterson, S. Dagwett, F Humphrey, J. F. Watson, and Wilis G. Hulings. Promotions cover First United Bintan cavalry, Penuty-second United States infantry, Quartermaster's department, and volunteers for services in Porta Huco. Most are expected to transition to regular army soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
Jeri Bonerary
Syn Libriterat Gaisuel
Charles D. D. Viole
First
United Bintan Cavalry
Coronel
J. H. Patterson
Penuty
Second
United States Infantry
S. Dagwett
E-Nirth United States Tatante Ene Ee Cc
Humphrey
Guartermaster
Qotonst
J. F. Waston
Subsistence de Te Be
Tirtendter
Porta Huco
Kolumet Wilis G. Hulings
Steteenth
Real Secrets of Youth in Teen Girl Beauty Article
Fragmentary note claims regular menstruation preserves youthful features in women. It warns irregular periods cause facial aging and skin blemishes, suggesting remedies for womb related issues. The text mentions cures allegedly offered by a healer or remedy source.
Cuban Army to Disband as New Government Takes Hold
From Santiago General Castillo and other Cuban army officers return to New York detailing plans to disband or grant temporary furloughs. They cite the need to meet planter demands for labor and note a Santa Cruz meeting on October 10 to organize division commander actions.
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New York
Santiago
Demetris
Castillo
Colopal
Thomas Pedro
San Juan
Santa Cruz
Cuba
United States
Lawton
Desica
wegeEneant
Oamte Cranch
Capotein
Maso
Cespedes
Yara
Hope L ies In Democracy at Notre Dame Talk
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul and Lafayette memorial committee member spoke at the University of Notre Dame with Archbishop Keane urging ambition. He argued democracy depends on educated leaders trained in colleges, saying higher education can shape the soul and prepare men for self sacrifice.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Ireland
Tug Boat Race Against Fire in Chicago Harbor
The Ira O Smith tugboat battled a fierce blaze near Chicago Harbor as crew fought the flames in the forward section while others tended the wheel and deck hands shouted warnings. Fire roared along the rear decks as water from the lake fed the firefighting efforts.
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Chicago
Ira O. Smith
Ira O
Lake View
Fire Destroys Tug and Crib Near Lake View Works
A tug owned by Independent Towing and leased to contractor Sager burned while removing a crib at the Lake View water works tunnel. Fire spread from inflammable wood around the boiler. after an hour of efforts the crew abandoned the ship and fled to shore. The Yosemite fire boat and life-saving crew arrived, enabling a tow of the burning tug toward Chicago as water flood battles continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anife
Smith
Independent Towing Company
Sager
Lake View Water Works
Crawford
Helmanian
Helper
Jams A- Quinn
Chicago
Yosemite
Kidney complaint claims against medicine cure
Mrs Eliza Woodruff of 3020 Jackson St reports kidney disease symptoms began before treatment and says remedies sold by Swift Holliday Drug Co failed to help. She bought Morow's Kidney Cure at the store and followed directions but did not experience relief.
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Eliza Woodruff
Jackson St
Bwitt & Holliday Drug Co
Reil
Dave
Tug Miles Barry Sinks After Collision in Yosemite Harbor
The Miles Barry tug, part of the Barry Bros Independent line, sank near Yosemite as the Endeavor entered a waterway. The crew, employed by contractor Sager, were aboard when a sudden lurch caused the vessel to part its cable link to the fre boat. The tug, valued at $5,000 to $6,000 and insured for $4,000, measured 63 feet by 14 feet, 39 gross tons, built in 1877 and rebuilt in 1996. Captain James Crawford, engineer George Shaw, and fireman John Hamilton were aboard.
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Ureakwater
Barry Bros
Miles Barry
Sager
James Crawford
George Shaw
John Hamilton
Wiley Denies 80 Comment In Breckenridge Camp
Military circles report heated talks in General Breckenridge’s tent with Secretary Alger present. General Wiley says he was misquoted about Dr Haldenkoper’s fitness. Officers like General Sanger defend their earlier statements as Breckenridge and Sternberg dispute surgeon leadership at Chickamauga.
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Lexington
Breckenridge
Alger
War Department
Wiley
Haldenkoper
Third Rail Electric System Proposed for Elevated Service
Mr Gould announces experts have studied electricity as motive power for over two years and endorses a third rail system for an elevated line. He cannot give a definite date for implementation but hopes the new system will be in use soon.
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Gould
Manhattan Elevated
Adi
Preacher Sued for Libel in Douglas County
Tuscola September 26. Rev J M Daniels pastor of the Baptist church faces a criminal libel charge after W E Murphy foreman of the late Douglas county grand jury filed the complaint. Daniels bound over to the grand jury in 200 dollars and planned to leave for Sioux Falls South Dakota where he had accepted a chair at the Baptist college.
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Tuscola
J. M. Daniels
Baptist Church of
This
Clty
W. E. Murphy
Grand Jury
Douglas County
Mr. Daniels
Sioux Falls
3. D
Baptist College of
Doctor Schaeffer of State University Near Death
In Iowa City on September 28 Dr Charles A Schaeffer president of the State University fell gravely ill at his home and was unconscious late at night. Doctors feared he would not survive until morning despite consulting Dr Billings of Chicago. The item also urges purifying the city water and purchasing filters from Prescott & Co.
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Iewa State University
Towa City
Charles A. Schaeffer
The
State University of
Schaeffer
Billings
Chicago
French to Aid Will Raise Fund For Washington Monument
Commissioner Ferdinand Peck reports French interest in backing a Washington Monument through school children contributions. Paris officials praise the plan while Lafayette day preparations and state proclamations hinge on a presidential decree. Michigan and Ohio educators pledge support as governor actions loom.
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Washington Monument
Tand Hberator
Onco
Orm Cring Jon
Ferdinand Peck
Peck
Paris
Fayette
le Petit Picpus
America
Schuol Children
France
Washington
Aberty
Lafayette
Authhorities
Robert J. Thompson
Lewis D. Bonebrake
Ohio
Bushnell
Michigan
Lena McKinley
Thompson
H. B. Hutchins
University of Michigan
Hutchins
Ann Arbor
Many Would Enlist Call For Recruits For Dewey's Ships
Chicago on September 26 reports a naval recruiting surge to fill 110 positions for Admiral Dewey's Asiatic squadron. Offices in the Masonic temple drew men and boys eager to serve, with naval reserves choosing roles as yeomen clerks ship writers and musicians. Assistant Engineer Wooster and Surgeon Baker lead medical and technical approvals as hopefuls undergo exams. The chief recruiter notes rapid enlistees and promising opportunities for young men, including clerk work aboard ships with good pay and world travel during three-year terms.
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Dewey
Chicago
Admiral Dewey
Masonic Temple
Wooster
Baker
United States Naval Service
Naval Service
Teutonic Escapes Through Dense Fog Perils
In New York on September 26 the White Star Ocean liner Teutonic narrowly avoided a collision as dense fog hampered navigation. Steam machinery had to be slowed to prevent contact, and witnesses could not determine the vessel’s exact bow position during passage through the channel.
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New York
White Star Ocean
Heiress Florence Frost Sought by Police in Chicago
Chicago news notes identify Mrs Florence Frost as a reputed Delaware fortune heiress and descendant of leading families. Detective headquarter sergeant William Murphy received a letter from Hercules Pheraon manager of Du Bois Cushion Tire Co seeking information on his cousin Mrs Frost who faces arrest in Chicago on alleged disobedience charges. Speculation of substantial money awaiting her accompanies the inquiry.
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Delaware
Chicago
Florence Frost
Willliam Murphy
Nan O Recordant
Te Pheraon
du Bois Cushion Tire Company
Nassau Street
New York City
Northwestern University Students Celebrate Opening Night
Northwestern faculty backed a campus celebration as 1000 students with tin horns filled Evanston streets after sunset. A 400 strong group of co eds joined from Woman's hall as Professor Atwell led a commotion to honor the new term with music from a faculty brass band and a rowdy parade to Orrington Lunt hall and beyond.
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Northwestern University
Chicago
Essor C. B. Atwell
Chapel
Northwestern
Orrington Lunt Hall
Woman's Hall
Scott
Cos
Orrington Avenue
Agers
Sheridan Road
Atwell
NO DEFENSE FOR LILLIAN PRIMA DONNA HOPES PERUGINI
New York hearing on the divorce case of Lillian Russell and her husband Signor Perugini adjourned due to his nonappearance. Master Williams indicated the decree likely if no further evidence is presented, while a witness quoted Miss Russell expressing relief at the marriage ending and a cynical remark about him.
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New York
John Chatterton
Lillian Russell
Williame
Williams
Russell
Perugini
Wrong corpse buried in Green Bay mix up
In Green Bay on September 26 a funeral took place for Martin Jansen of Company L, First Wisconsin, who died in Jacksonville, Florida. A casket arrived from Chicago with remains not matching Jansen’s, the body reportedly of a lighter complexion with sandy mustache and eagle insignia, and was brought to Jansen’s home for burial.
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Green Bay
Wis
Martin Jansen
First Wisconsin Regiment
Jacksonville
Fin
Ein
Northwestern
Chicago
Jansen
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DR. Schaeffer
Prescott & Ca
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Big Steamship
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C. T. Trapp
W. T. Beerbohm
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City Ticket
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Kansas Ave
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Neuse FE
P. Bacos
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