Articles
- THE NEWS OF NEWPORT.
- SENATOR FORAKER'S IDEAS.
- RECORD-BREAKING HEAT; Great Humidity Increases Suffering in the Whole City. MAXIMUM MARK, 93 DEGREES One Degree Lower than on Sunday, but Gasping Citizens Resented This Statement.
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- BALTIMORE GAS MEETING.; President Latrobe Defeats New York Syndicate for Control.
- RAILROAD OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
- PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
- MISS GOULD LEAVES WYOMING.; Her Party Spent Twelve Days in Wonderland.
- PHILIPPINE CASUALTIES.; Americans Killed Scouting -- Judges Should Understand Spanish.
- PRINCE M'CLURG'S RACE; Accidents to Contenders Aided Western Horse to Victory. ONLY ONE FAVORITE FIRST Maximus Was the Single Successful Choice at the Brighton Beach Race Track -- Candleblack a Winner.
- Ithaca Farmer Killed by Train.
- THE ALLIES DEFEATED.; Compelled to Retreat at Tien-Tsin After Trying to Storm the Wall of the Native City.
- MR. SCHURZ'S IDEA OF "INFAMY."
- Boy's Hand Blown Off with Dynamite.
- GEN. GREENE DETERMINED; Will Have a Proper Campaign Committee or None. Rumored Shortage in Republican County Organization -- Mr. Platt Makes Light of Disquieting Reports.
- NO "STATE OF WAR" EVEN NOW.
- A Ghastly Report Discredited.
- BAR HARBOR'S SOCIAL SEASON.
- UMBRELLA A GOOD WEAPON.
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- JOLIET WIRE MILLS MAY OPEN.; E.G. Minnemeyer Replaced in Board of Directors by Col. Fred Bennitt.
- PENNSYLVANIA APPOINTMENTS.
- CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
- Thanks from Admiral Dewey.
- Accused Sailor and Marine Escape.
- Tennis Champions at Chicago.
- McGOVERN DEFEATS ERNE.; The Fight Takes Place, Notwithstanding Legitimate Protests to Police Officials.
- HILL'S CAMPAIGN TOUR.
- Curtis Guild Declines.
- MR. WU DEEPLY GRIEVED.
- TELLER AND HIS ALLIES.; An Alleged Move to Throw Over His Leadership and Follow McKinley.
- CORONER INVESTIGATES MRS. MAYER'S DEATH; Dr. Vroom Declares the Wound Was Self-inflicted. HE WILL HOLD NO INQUEST Questions Put to Clinton Page, the Only Witness of the Shooting -- His Testimony.
- FATAL TEXAS STORM.; Two Heroes Killed Trying to Save Children -- Fifteen Lives Known to be Lost.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- WAR VESSELS ALL READY.
- In Continental Centres.
- Missouri Pacific Stock Increase.
- BRUTAL BULLFIGHT.; One of the Toreadors Received Fatal Wound -- The Manager Decamps.
- International Tennis Trophy.
- BURGLARS AND BOOTY TAKEN.; Electric Alarm Warns Police and They Capture Five Men.
- Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
- STORY OF EYE WITNESS.; Dr. Coltman Tells About First Raid of Boxers on Tien-Tsin and Bombardment at Taku.
- CHOLERA AND FAMINE.; Heavy Death Roll in India -- Rains Heavier and More General.
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- Miners' Strike in New Jersey.
- BELIEVES SHENG GUILTLESS.
- Louis F. Payn's House Burned.
- Killed by Long Island Train.
- MORE MARINES FOR THE EAST.
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- Foreign Wheat Season Backward.
- FOUGHT ON COLISEUM ROOF.
- Boston and Albany Lease.
- NOTES OF INSURANCE INTERESTS.
- The Red Squirrel Must Go.
- NOTED OARSMEN HERE.; The Wachusett's Four, Including Champion Ten Eyck, Practice for the National Regatta.
- DISPATCH FROM REMEY.
- GOV. ROOSEVELT IN CHICAGO.
- "FLIM-FLAM" IN HOFFMAN HOUSE; Cashier Hits a Man Whom, He Says, Tried the Game on Him.
- REPLY TO KAISER'S OFFER.
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- TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS.; Quartermaster General Charters Transports for Horses and Mules Destined for China.
- ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
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- OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
- A FISH CAUSED HIS DEATH.; Van Duzen Hooked a Big One and the Excitement Killed Him.
- Engalitcheff Automobile Licenses.
- THE TEN-CENT FARE CASE.; Right of the Brooklyn Heights Company to Double Fare Argued.
- SENATOR HANNA TALKS.; Says No Extra Session Is Necessary, and that the President Has Full Power.
- ROCKAWAY'S POLO TRIUMPH.; Lakewood Defeated in the Final Match for the Blizzard Cups.
- EXECUTION DELAYS FUNERAL.; Sheriff's Officer Wanted to Take Coffin -- Undertaker the Plaintiff.
- Bocas del Torro Almost Destroyed.
- ENDEAVORERS IN LONDON.; Dr. Lorimer Urges "Brotherhood and No Vengeance" in Connection with the Chinese Situation.
- THE "MAINE" BANQUET.; Many Notables Attend the Dinner in London.
- POWERS DARE NOT QUARREL
- Tornado Destroys a Town.
- THE PRESIDENT TO DECIDE.; Will Settle Question of Where Troops for China Are to Come From -- Miles Wanted. Them Sent a Month Ago.
- Illinois Militia Ready.
- Chicago Storm Kills a Man.
- E.W. BLODGETT'S DEATH.; He Conducted a Mercantile House in Manila for Many Years.
- Drowned in Mohawk River.
- Rogers Wants to Race Lynch.
- TO OUST SYRACUSE'S MAYOR.; Action to be Begun on Charges that He Is Interested in City Contracts.
- LEGATION'S TELEGRAMS CUT OFF.
- BOERS TO EMIGRATE.; Report that 10,000 Will Come to the United States.
- SNEAK THIEF GOT $2,500.; Proprietor of Tremont Theatre Robbed While in Bathing.
- ATTITUDE OF JAPAN.
- MAY BE MINISTER TO CHINA.
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- L.H. BAILEY & CO. ASSIGN.; The Liabilities Thought to be Comparatively Light.
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- PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
- Big Real Estate Deal in Chicago.
- Clock Golf on Shinnecock Links.
- LITTLE ITALY'S FETE DAY; Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Celebrated. MANY THOUSANDS TAKE PART Houses Too Cramped to Shelter Guests from Other Cities -- Scenes in Church and Street.
- DISASTER TO THE NINTH REGIMENT; Suffers Fearfully in Defeat of Allies at Tien-Tsin. 300 KILLED AND WOUNDED Col. Emerson H. Liscum One of the Dead. WORSE NEWS MAY FOLLOW The Americans Apparently in a Trap When Dispatch Was Sent Off -- Marine Corps Also Suffers Heavily.
- COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT WINS.; Report to Charge d'Affaires that the Rebels' Ships Have Been Taken.
- MRS. LAWTON OVERCOME.
- THE ASSISTANT BRYANITES.
- Agreement on Delagoa Bay Road.
- German Textile Trade Injured.
- EX-JUDGE GARRETSON NAMED.; He Accepts a Place in the New Jersey Supreme Court.
- CHINATOWN FOR AMERICA; Boxers and Manchu Dynasty Denounced by Local Orientals. LITTLE DANGER OF OUTBREAK They Feel Secure, and Their Only Fear Is Deportation -- New York Colony Is from South China.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
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- NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.; ANTI-EXTORTION ACT SET ASIDE.
- Single Taxer in Workhouse.
- POLICE INSPECTOR CLUBS QUIET CROWDS; Spreads Terror Among Guests in Hotel Lobby and Cafe. LAUGHS IN GLEE AS THEY RUN Many of the Men He Had Chased Threaten to Lynch Him -- Patrolmen Rescue Him.
- Heavy Receipts at Sub-Treasury.
- VIEWS OF MR. CANNON.
- AMERICANS AGAIN LEAD; Six More Firsts Taken by Yankee Athletes in Paris Games. RAY EWRY'S GREAT FEATS The New York Athletic Club Champion Won Three Jumping Events and Broke the World's Record.
- CROWD CHASES TWO MEN.; One Darts Up Broadway -- The Other Takes to Fifth Avenue.
- Georgia's Enormous Peach Crop.
- More Trouble in Colombia.
- TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
- CHINESE UNITE TO RESIST THE ALIENS; Males of Three Provinces Combine to Defend Peking. NO MORE NEWS OF MASSACRE Powers at Last Realize that They Must Join Hands. Report that 3,000 Officials in the Capital Who Wanted Foreigners Spared Were Put to Death.
- MEETING AT THE WIGWAM; Croker Urges Tammany Leaders to Work Among Young Voters. IGNORES NATIONAL ISSUES The Indorsement of Kansas City Convention Referred -- No Arrangements Made for the Ratification.
- FATAL FIRE IN CHICAGO.; Wall of Broom Corn Factory Falls on Boarding House.
- A CONFERENCE SUGGESTED.
- OBJECTS TO SPECIAL PRAYERS.; Pittsburg Pastor Says They Would Disturb His Programme.
- BEAR CHASE AND A PANIC IN THE BRONX; Mascot's Escape Spreads Dismay in Zoological Park. DIRECTOR HORNADAY INJURED Bruin Laughs at Lassoes and Swims Bravely, but Is Captured, Strangled, and Shot.
- MARKET CONDITIONS.
- CHILDREN LEFT TO DIE.
- NEW FILIPINO HORSE.; Four Troops of Macabebes to be Formed with Americans as Officers.
- YACHT RACING AT NEWPORT.; A.H. Paget's Polywog Winner in the Thirty-Foot Class.
- SCHOOL TEACHERS' WAGES; Salary Schedules Adopted by Board of Education. Long Debate Over Pay of Brooklyn Special Teachers and Borough Superintendents.
- Mortgage of $1,000,000 on Plant.
- Democratic Literary Bureau.
- EUROPE CRIES FOR REVENGE.
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- THE BREMEN KEELS OVER; Snaps the Derrick Chains and Fills Again with Water. To be Raised by Pontoons -- The Saale Towed to Hoboken -- 160 Bodies Thus Far Recovered.
- MR. HULL FAVORS EXTRA SESSION
- Intense Heat in London.
- MILES MAY GO TO CHINA.
- THE LONDON MARKET.
- BAPTIST POLITICAL SOUVENIRS.; Mrs. McKinley's Gold Spoons and Mrs. Bryan's Handkerchief Sold.
- BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
- Vagrants Arrested in Johannesburg.
- BOY KILLED BY A BULL.; Tried to Save His Little Cousin, Who Is Badly Injured.
- FILIPINO COUNTERFEITERS.; They Have Solved the 16 to 1 Problem in Their Own Peculiar Way.
- PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON; Will Discuss the Chinese Situation with His Cabinet. MAY CALL AN EXTRA SESSION Mr. McKinley Much Distressed Over the Reports Received. Upon the Conference with His Official Family Will Depend the Government's Future Action.
- CONGRESSMAN BOUTELLE'S VIEWS; PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON
- Yachts at City Island Yards.
- Boy's Queer Death Under a Wagon.
- OUR PROBLEM IN CHINA.
- New Yale Dining Hall Contract.
- REPORT OF BRITISH GENERAL.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- WHAT IS DOING IN SOCIETY.
