Peace or War Which Leave Pekin Until Motive Is Known
Washington June 30 Spl An important dispatch from Admiral Kempff says Pekin ministers were given 24 hours to leave but refused. Pekin relief force attacked. two officers wounded. over 14 000 troops ashore. Secretaries Hay Root and Long meet. no action yet decided. They will not issue passports or new instructions until details clearer. American interests to be protected. war not declared at this time.
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Uncle Sam
China
Comtander MecCalla
Tausig
Pekin
Wise
Hay
State Department
Root
Long
Emerar Mieprreter
Kempf
Oregon Grounded Off Coast of China After Rock Damage
Cablegrams released by the Navy disclose the Oregon ran aground on a pinnacle rock amid dense fog south of How Ki lebt in the gulf of Prehile. Two boats were sent, water in the forward compartments, rocks breached the hull, and efforts to lighten the ship and seek assistance were underway with Tris and Zafiro dispatched to aid.
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Chef
How Ki Lebt
Gulf of Prehile
Pinnacle Rock
Chefu
D. Rodgers
Honk Kong
Princeton
Brooklyn
Nagaski
Zafiro
Shefu
Oregon
Rodgers
Howks Light
Tris
Ministers Safe June 25 Dispatch From London Report
A dispatch from Ambassador Choate in London says reliable information confirms foreign ministers were safe to Pekin on June 20. The report notes ministers were moving with caution through perilous routes amid ongoing tensions.
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Washington
State Department
Choate
London
Pekin
European and American troops in late Qing relief efforts near Pekin
Reports from Taku note Seymour's column relieved and at Tien Tain while a successor force presses toward Pekin. Troop totals by nationality are listed, with 1780 Europeans. Japanese 2000 landed locally. Kempt cites limited Pekin news since June 12 with 430 foreigners including 54 Americans moving to aid the legations, Lang Fang reached by June 12. authorities urge all efforts to relieve the legations at any hazard.
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Taku
Joe
Chefu
Shanghai
Col
Schellinski
Seymour
Tien Tain
Stoesvel
Pekin
Symour
Hallows
Saigon
United States
Conger
Myerg
Lang Fang
Bivey
Chinan Yamen
Troops Press Forward in Rapid Advance
A terse field report notes all troops pressing forward at maximum speed as battle lines advance. Limited details but indicates aggressive advance units moving quickly toward objectives.
Towne Stands Firm in Race for Second Place
Charles A Towne a Populist candidate for vice president arrives in Kansas City and denies withdrawal rumors. He pledges to seek the Democratic nomination at the convention and to accept if nominated. South and East party leaders seek a New York chosen candidate for vice president amid Roosevelt shadows. A public letter touts Postum as a coffee alternative amid health concerns.
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Democratic Party
South
Tew
New York
McClellan
Sulver
Lim
Roose Lvelt
Rom
Barberton Headlines Mix Drunk Aide and Local Festivities
A fragmented Barberton report notes a man jailed for drunken conduct and theft of a pockethook with liquor, plus a community gathering for old soldiers with sermons and music. It also mentions Mackay’s signing to play ball in Kent and Barberton’s upcoming game lineup with Ed Mackay returning to pitch.
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James B. Whigan
Wrtfale
Siines
Seigie
Alvin ‘Feeple
Betty B. Marsh
Mauri Weber
James Ky Whigam
H. Lehnert
Welker
FB. Livermone
Weed
Ig. Snyder
Williams
Oliver Sprankle
Oliver Hy Toopte
Barberton
Kent
Ed Mackay
Lioux City
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political candidate process
Fragmentary text discusses potential plot talk and home events, mentions New York candidates, nominations, and possible actions in days ahead. Details are garbled but suggest election related content with siege imagery and procedural notes.
Advertising Plan To Promote Buchtel College Summer
At a trustees meeting Buchtel College agreed to a systematic statewide advertising drive to attract new students for the coming session. Edson M. Robinson was hired to oversee the program and serve as its statewide representative. He is a four year college student and former editor of the Buchtelite.
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Buchtel College
Edson M. Robinson
Robinson
Chase of
Winn Ealitor
Buchtelite
Ruckers Korak Wonder Wholesale Agents Visit Canton
RUCKER'S Korak Wonder Wholesale Agents and Mrs McKinley with Secretary Cortelyou Assistant Secretary Barnes and Dr Rixley arrived in Canton this morning at 10 o'clock by a special Pennsylvania car to meet Akron people seeking all the news in the Democrat.
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Akron
Ice Trust Ruled In Nebraska May Halt Omaha Ice Supply
In Omaha District Court on June 20 the Consolidated Ice company was ruled a trust under state law and may be barred from doing business in Nebraska. The suit was brought by the Attorney General. The ice company is the sole supplier in Omaha. Canton report continues with President:
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Nebraska
Attocney General
Ice Company
Omaha
War's Over And Republics to Surrender, Attaches Say
Capetown June 28 reports foreign military attaches say the war is over and the Republics will surrender. They cite cables from the front and reference Presidents Kruger and Steyn as involved in the surrender expectation.
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Capetown
Kruger
Stern Halong
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Wa Hy Winters
Coruntia Chemical Company
Mereland
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No. 50
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Airomeest
Buchtel
Mr. Edson M. Robinson
Rucker’s
Korak Oil
E. Steinbacher & CO
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Omaha, Neb
District Court
the Consolidated Ice Company
Canton
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