Empress Dowager Crisis Dominates China Dispatches
Washington reports describe a cautious approach to China as powers insist on guarantees for the empress dowager and emperor before Pekin can be restored. US demands restrict privy council control, while Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching must negotiate with full authority. A pacific blockade against Chinese ports is discussed amid fears of further instability and calls for deposing Tuan.
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New York
China
Washington
The
Herald
Pekin
Prince Tuan
State Department
Sheng
United States
Atepa
Conger
Li Hung Chong
Prince Ching
Hung Chang
Great Britain
Earl Li
Times
Prince ‘Tuan
Wu Tong Farge
Tuan
Tuante
Privy Council
Burl
Ching
Wang Wen Chao
Wang Han
Wang
Legations
Nothlng
Shanghai
St. Petersburg
Russia
Navy Department
Topeka News Roundup and Parade Plans
Local items describe a busy Topeka scene with parades outside the auditor, free meetings at Martin's Hill next Saturday, and a slate of municipal matters. Traffic and road work continue on Euclid Avenue as weather permits, with Monday council session planned and routine business expected.
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Topeka
Martin's Hill
Leienes
Perimental
Euclideon
Guthrie
Reece Fake Tadians
Washburn Col
Iene Pobile
Moleum
Harry Donaldson
Iesistant
Tom King
Santa Fe
Indianapolis
Ind
John Leaser
Jerry Hayden
Montgomery
Santa Pe Road
Governor Stanley Plans Roosevelt Stop Routes Change
Hutchinson Kansas September 23 Republican managers intended Governor Stanley to accompany Roosevelt from Hutchinson to Yates Center and Paola for speeches. The governor Gen W S Metcalf and W W Martin met Roosevelt and ferried him to the auditorium. After returning to the train he hurried to the Missouri Pacific station, while the Roosevelt special was en route to El Dorado.
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Hutchinson
Kus
Repub-ican
Stanley
Roosevelt
Yates Center
Paola
W. 5. Metcalf
W. W. Martin
Missouri Pacifc
el Dorado
Red Cross Festival Watch Meetings Arranged
Frank D. Higbee of New York arrives in London as director for the twentieth Century watch festival. The event centers on New York and London coordination for the year end observance.
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New York
Frank D. Higbee
London
Twentieth Century Watch
Dainty Food Claim Sparks Health Reform Talk
A pamphlet style claim touts Dainty Food as a cure by nourishment rather than drugs. It cites patient Alice Henaresa of Cincinnati who found Postum and Grape Nuts helpful after failed remedies for nerves, digestion, and general weakness, urging readers to try food based rebuilding.
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Alice Henaresa
Fourth
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Peruna Medicine Ad Claims Catarrh Cure
Prominent Augusta society woman Miss Nelle Hightower and New York contributor Miss Malinda Starks praise Peruna Medicine Co for treating catarrh and as a tonic. They note improvements in stomach trouble and general well being, urging readers to obtain the remedy and informative materials from the company.
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Lise Welle Hightower
Augusta
Georgia
Nightower
Aoc
Hartcaen
Rome
Boreas Augusta
Broad Street
Peruns Medicine Company
Columbus
Hartman
Miss Nelle Hightower
Malinda Starks
Westend Avenue
New York City
Ruth Tainer
D. Pickard
Bright
Peru
Mit Medicine Co
Red Cross Festival Plans Attend Worldwide Meetings
London correspondent notes forthcoming Red Cross meetings in thousands of American and Canadian cities and Lewis leads last year effort. Messages from France expected and Maine ship praised in England. Higbee pursues further messages from public figures, aiming to engage the queen and German Emperor for this festival.
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Lewis
National Red Cross
London
Tribune
France
Lkely
England
Maine
Higbee
American National Red Cross
Tin Plate Wage Scale Talks Resume in New York
A conference between Use officers of the American Tin Plate Company and a Tin Workers Association of America committee, started two weeks ago, resumed last night after a short adjournment. The talks lasted about three hours, with expectations of reaching an agreement soon. The visiting committee represents the company's employees and has full authority to act.
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New York
Sept
American Tin Plate Company
Tin Workers’ Association of America
Tin Plate Company
Souvenir for West Point General Grant life document
West Point will receive a souvenir detailing General Grant’s cadet life. Col Mills, West Point superintendent, accepted an offer from B F Stevens to present four items from the 1843 class era. The class members signed a declaration against the sutler, led by Grant and peers, and the original water colored document will be preserved by the superintendent.
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General Grant
New York
Col. Mills
Millitary Academy
West Point
B. F. Stevens
United States Disputch
London
John de Witt
Grant
George B. McClelland
Ruus Tingalls
J. Jones Reynolds
W. K. van
Bokkelen
George Stevens
New California Road Promoters in Session
Promoters representing Salt Lake City and Los Angeles discuss a proposed railroad route in Chicago on September 29. The plan aims to connect key western hubs with a transcontinental link, outlining preliminary schedules and funding considerations.
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Salt Lake City
Loa Angeles
Session
Chicago
Treard
Sait Lake Cig
Notable figures to convene in city today
William A. Clark, Montana millionaire, Richard C Kernes, Republican national committeeman and capitalist of St. Louis, T. E B. Gibbon, vice president of the Los Angeles Terminal Company, and J. Ross Clark of Los Angeles will meet in the city today.
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William A. Clark
Montana
Richard C Kernes
Fall Excursions via The Santa Fe Route
Money saving rail trip notices list multiple city pair excursions from Kansas City and St. Louis to destinations including Hutchinson Nortonville and Joliet with round trip fares and sale windows from September 29 to October 4.
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Okiahoma
Texas
The
State Journal
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Fevrn Hutchinson
Sue
Ak Sa
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promotes Rapid Relief
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soothing and healing with 850 properties. It claims it treats croup, whooping cough, and other ailments, suitable for babies to adults, and notes it requires no opium. Available at druggists with local branding.
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Jim
Gossip on Southern Pacific Presidency Rumors
The San Francisco Examiner reports circulating gossip that James S. Speyer Charles H Tweed and Mills have offered Huntington the SP presidency but he declined to remain US First Vice President and focus on other duties. It cites Huntington preferring internal candidate J C Stubk and suggests Edwin Hawley of New York as a potential successor to C P Huntington at Pacific Mail.
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Southern Pacific
San Francisco
the Examiner Today
James S. Speyer
Charles H. Tweed
DO. Mills
H. BH. Huntington
Wnel Huntington
J. C. Stubk
Edwin Hawley
New York
C. P. Huntington
Pacite Mail
Doubting souls stirred by dinner talk and pills
In Lowell Massachusetts an old tale mocks men who confuse spiritual doubts with appetite. A wife jokes that her husband’s focus on pork and his pills, rather than doctrine, shows how dinner trumps faith. The anecdote parodies religious scruples and superstition in domestic life.
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J. C. Avex Costany
Lowell
Our Japanese Allies All Right to China But Not Needed in North America
United States immigration officers in British Columbia, Canada, resist Japanese naturalization efforts. Commissioner Hayley in Washington directs Canada to desist actions. British Columbia authorities are urged to detect and prevent Japanese manipulation.
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China
North America
Vancouver
B. C
United States
Canada
Britis Columbia
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Hayley
Department of Washington
Columba
Priest of Pallas Parade and Fatty Festival Tickets Sale
Advertisement notes ticket sales for a Priest of Pallas Parade and Fat Festival from Sept 29 to Oct 5, with six trains daily in each direction and special trains from Kansas City after the Priest of Pallas on Tuesday and after the Karnaval crew parade Thursday evening.
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Kansas City
Beturo
Santa Fe
Priest of Pallas
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