Waldersee welcomed by French troops amid Shanghai rumors
Berlin reports Field Marshal Count Von Waldersee greeted with “pleasant international amenities” on arrival, while dispatches from Shanghai recount oil trades and viceroys in Nanjiang and Hankow. Rumors of imperial edicts and reforms circulate as China’s court tensions rise.
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Shanghai
Nan‘in
Hankow
Berlin
Count
von Waldersee
Wiliam Frou
Aden
la Chacipapue
Aden Uur
Azenaon
China
Repuris Tronieny
Great Britain
Iy Kuo Yih
Nankin
Bae Chang OW Tung
Akew
Imperial Court
Re. Weing
Thi Youo
Shen Si
Streich
God
Attais
Pield Marshall
Shanehal
London Times
Chango Shu Fu
Hsu Tong
Tao Ting Pu
Mu Red
Tail Kun Yih
Yaue
Tee Valley
Britain
Tade
Klangs
Chang Chih Tong
Hiankow
Lns
DY Gung Chang
Chang Chin Fane
Opin
Roosevelt Grants Extra Time to Mayor Van Wyck
Albany dispatch reports Governor Roosevelt granting Mayor Van Wyck of New York fifteen days more to prepare and file his answer to the charges connected with a private matter and an alleged impropriety in an Austrian affair.
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Albany
Roosevelt
van Wyck
New York
Gardiner Collapse Delays Albany Hearing On Case
The hearing in the case against Colonel Asa Gardiner was postponed after Gardiner collapsed while en route to Albany. Attorney General Davies said he would not present arguments without Gardiner or his attorney present. Assistant District Attorney McIntyre reported Gardiner’s collapse and unknown location, delaying proceedings.
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Albans
Asa
Gardiner
Hoosevelt
Davies
Ansley Wilcox
Cidoenel Gardiodris
Samuuel Wintermyer
Kar
Progr
Olsteiet Attornes Mcintyre
Luna
Clreata
Statides
Ganiiper
Touive
Guidiner
Legring
Albany
Trial thoughts spark doubts on Uresh case
New York dispatch reports the Correspon dent Politica claims Uresch will annul the trial and prove juror appointment irregularities. Rome telegram cites a journalist’s statement on the Megality of the appointment. Bandits hold up a Tolon Pacific train as posses corner them near the Hay stacks on the Colorado Wyoming line.
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New York
Politica
Uresch
Merlino
Journal
Rome
Cheyenne
Trail of the Tolon Pacific
Moun Stills
Colorado-Wyoming State Line
French Princes in England Reach for Property Locks
The Westlaster Gazette reports auctions by Chancellor & Sons to sell York Lodge Twickenham and Norton estate possibly for the Orleans family, signaling a cut with Britain. It notes centuries of French emigration to England and argues the open-door policy has benefited Bourbon and Orleans factions while French exiles prompt English praise or delay.
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Richmond
Pall Mall
York Loase
Twickenham
Duke of Orleans
Sipping Norton
Orleans
M. Willette
Qubkly
Bourbon
France
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Duca Auele
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Cana
Mount Lelwnen
Waylum
Sieh
Lord Palmerston
Frenne
Franch
Merle
Westuiluster Gazette
England's troubles many in Boer war era politics
London dispatch surveys British policy as Brodrick signals early dissolution of parliament amid South Africa war, Boer alliance hopes, and U S diplomacy. It notes Roberts Buller strategy, Hay's potential role, Maybrick case, and cultural notes from London theaters and society pages.
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Ton William St John Brodrick
Bobs
Petion
Lord Roberts
General Buller
Machadedorp
Transvaal
South Africa
United State
Adelbert Hay
Hay
Tovis Devilliers
Cape Colony
Cape Associated Press
Pretoria
Jim
Eliss
Mr Bay
Patling
Fils
Vincence Maybtrick
Ayles- Dury
Clark Bell
New York
Associated Press
Baron Russell of
Killowen
Enerland
Maybrick
Bells Nelles
Matthew White Riley
Home Department
Northumberland
Bell
England
Sisent
Soilor
Russell
Maytrick
Jesus
Bayard
Tyr
WS. Elkins
Philadelphia
de Sars
Taiden
Ruelind
Sousa
Emmerson Resigns as New Brunswick Premier
Fredericton September 1. Hon Henry R Emmerson resigned as premier of New Brunswick and a cabinet reorganization was announced. The move, not due to crisis or opinion differences, reflects Ottawa federal liberal cooperation. Emmerson is said to seek a seat in the Canadian House of Commons and may run in federal elections.
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Fredericton
N. B
Henry R. Emmerson
New Brunswick
Ottawa
House of Commons
Emmerson
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers Accept Wage Settlement
New York September 1 The Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers union accepts a committee report after talks with two employer associations. The chief demand was raising wages from 50 to 4 a day and the employers agreed to 5.75 a day plus other demands. Most employers are in the Master Stream and Hot Water Fitters and Employing Jers associations.
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New York
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
London to Jamaica steamship line planned by Elder Demster Co
London to Jamaica steamship line planned by Elder Demster Co. A fleet of twenty five vessels in England is being built. Three 3000 ton steamers on the Clyde to sail early January. Early next year five 5000 ton ships to replace them, possibly for Bermuda service.
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New York
England
Elder, Demster & Co
London
Jamaica
Clyde
Bermuda
Indians adopt two Cambridge women in Ojibway ceremony
At Garden River near Sault Ste Marie nine miles from the Soo on the Canadian side, Miss Alice M. Longfellow and Mrs J. G. Thorp of Cambridge Mass, daughters of the author of Hisyha, were adopted into the Ojibway Nation in impressive rites. Miss Longfellow presented a portrait of her father framed in bark to hang in the council house at Garden River.
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Saurie Ste Marie
Mich
Garden River
Soo
Alice M. Longfellow
J.G. Thorp
Cambridge
Mass
Hisyha
Longfellow
Council House
Whale collision sighted by captain near Cape Sable
Captain O'Hagen of the steamer British Queen reports a heavy fog off Cape Sable when his ship ran into a school of whales. A whale was split in two, blood stained the water, and the severed body was seen floating astern. He initially thought a submerged iceberg caused the damage.
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New York
O’hagen
Staaiship
Hoboken
Cape Sable
West Hartford petitions to curb pool selling at Charter Oak park
Citizens of West Hartford and Hartford police commissioners face action as residents petition to enforce pool selling laws at Charter Oak park amid concerns over such activities near the park.
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Hartford
West Hartford
Board of Police Commissioners of
Charter Oak Park
Ansonia Man David Bartholomew Dies Suddenly
Ansonia report says prominent citizen David Bartholomew died suddenly during a visit to Saratoga for a few days outing. The death occurred in Saratoga Springs, with Bartholomew well known in Ansonia circles.
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Ansonia
Ansonia, Sept
J.—David Bartholomew
Shatoga
Governing the Filipinos under MacArthur Commission Control
Manila dispatch explains that General MacArthur remains chief executive until a central civil government is formed. The commission governs legislative powers, while the military maintains order. Local governments operate under MacArthur with limited supervision and the military supports insurrection suppression and law enforcement.
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Manila
Government of the
General MacArthur
Commission
Young Man Drowns After Fall From Boat at Stonington
Joseph Pauntine aged 19 drowned while fishing from a boat at Stonington. His hook snagged under a bridge and as he leaned to free it he toppled overboard and sank. Companions dived repeatedly but could not save him. he was recovered lifeless.
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Stonington
Joseph Pauntine
Forty-Five Mills Suspend Operations in Fall River
Forty-four cotton mills in Fall River Mass shut down today until September 10, affecting twenty-four corporations and about 17 000 workers. Roughly three quarters of the firms will have completed a month of curtailment by September 10 under the general agreement.
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Fall River
Mass
New York Officials Test Transfer Contrivance at Newport
A device devised during the Spanish American War by Mrs Chadwick transfers injured men from upper decks to the sick bay. It was tested officially at Newport by medical officers aboard the flagship New York and the gunboat Scorpion.
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New York
Newport
Chadwick
French Bb. Chadwick
Navy
The
Times
Scorpion
Passengers Transferred After Havana Steamer Arrives
Sixteen passengers from the Ward line steamer Vigilancia arriving from Havana were transferred to Hoffman Island for observation.
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New York
Ward Line
Vigilancia
Havana
Hoffman Island
Another Plague Suspect Reported in Glasgow
Glasgow health officer issues bulletin noting another suspect admitted to hospital. Eighty three persons remain under observation with bubonic plague symptoms.
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Glasgow
City boards schedule meetings and events Monday
City departments announce a slate of Monday meetings from the board of education and board of public works to health and aldermen. Also listed are a funeral service, a Knights of Columbus gathering, bake sales, a nine hour day labor note, a ball teams managers meeting, and a polling booth voting dispute involving Attorney F X Richmond.
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Board of Education
Board of Public Works
Board of Public Health
A. F. Vailincourt
St Ann's Church
Knights of Columbus
Ellis’ Hat
Aldermen
Waterbury Typographical Union
No 329
St Thomas Literary and Dramatic Association
Board of Aldermen
North End
Russell's Park
New England Watch Company
Belleview Lake
Walter Fogg
Keough
Nicholas Sullivan
Baldwin Street
Jacobs
South Main Street
Democrat
Mgr Sullivan
St Thomas Literary and Dramatic Club
North Main Street
Cooke Street
St Joseph Club
Washington Hill Athletic Club
St Josephs
Jeffersons
Brooklyn Athletic
Welcomes
Monitor Nines
Torrow
Monitors
F. X. Richmond
Richmond
Tack
Deutschland Sets New Transatlantic Speed Record
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland again broke both eastern and western transatlantic records. The voyage from Hamburg to Sandy Hook lasted five days, twelve hours, and twenty nine minutes, with an average speed of 23.02 knots. The ship also notched a record daily run of 584 knots on August 81, amid moderate winds and seas.
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New York
Deutschland
Cherbourg Harbor
Sandy Hook
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Galveston Delegate Denounces Misquoted Convention Speech
T H Thomas of Galveston Texas a delegate to a recent Negro Business Men convention says a dispatch quote misrepresented his remarks. He denied supporting the Lillian Clayton Jewett movement and said he advised against any association with it while endorsing the interests of Black businessmen.
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Boston
T. H. Thomas
Galveston
Texas
Ivery
Dispatches
Lillian Clayton Jewett
Jewett Movement
Thomas
Jewett League
Miss Jewett
Notre Dame Academy Fall Term Opens Next Tuesday
Notre Dame Academy announces the fall term begins next Tuesday. The institution offers kindergarten through academic departments with college preparatory work. Emphasis is on literature with practical arts including music drawing painting and a progressive course in cutting and fitting from primary through graduation.
Otis Named Commander of Lakes Department
Washington Sept 1 General Otis appointed commanding officer of the department of the Lakes replacing General Wheeler who retires by age. Hartford Sept 1 W G H Rogers the bigamist bound over to the superior court on bonds of 2000 dollars.
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Otis
Washington
General Otis
Department of the Lakes
Wheeler
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