Peace talks stalled as US demands rebuffed in China crisis
Washington sources report Secretary Adee delivered a US reply to Wu, reiterating previous China demands for legation protection, free communications, and restored order. The administration signals no negotiations until compliance is assured, while European powers press for a firm stance amid foreign troop tensions. Wu presented Li Hung Chang’s appeal, but Washington declines to intervene against British troop landings at Shanghai. The note underscores that any settlement hinges on China meeting terms and that China’s calls for allied mediation will not override US policy. The dispatch highlights the risk of further foreign military action if demands are not met. The piece also notes other brief items: Lord Russell’s death in London. Towne declines VP nomination. a tragedy in Preston and a fatal shooting in Dingionally.
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Whahington
Adee
McKinley
United States
Li Hung Chang
Ching
Hetternich
Peking
China
Washington
Conyer
War Department
Gen. Chaftee
Gen. Chaffee
Wu Ini
State Department
Li Sung Chang
Great Britain
Shanghai
Root
Lioneles
Adamur
Pilus
Klds
Louis Burnin Branch
Miro
Adamur Sanitarium CO
Escen
Wingate
Adamur, Sanitarium, CO
Nominating Ceremony in Indianapolis for Bryan and Stevenson
Democratic leaders notified William J Bryan and Adlai E Stevenson in Military Park Indianapolis of their presidential and vice presidential nominations at a city convention A large crowd attended Mayor Thomas Taggart presiding Senator Jones chaired and Mr Richardson delivered the keynote Stevenson spoke Readiness to convene Congress to address the Philippines issue drew cheers Bevan and Webstar Davis spoke at the later rally in Columbian Hall.
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Indianapolis
Tidy
William J. Brytin
Adlai BE. Stevenson
United States
Military Park
Elf
Witcome
Thomas Taggart
Dones
Audiencs
Tichardson
Vernnessee
Chaiman
National Convention Fell the Duty of Notifying Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Espresa
Philippine
Os Gov. Mathas
Calorada
Stevenson
Senator Jones
Comlinion
Bevan
Webstar Davis
Terrible disaster at Slatington crosses paths with omnibus
Fifteen people were killed and ten seriously injured when a Lehigh and New England passenger train struck an omnibus three miles east of Slatington Pennsylvania on Sunday night. All fatalities and most injuries occurred in the omnibus. only three escaped unharmed. The dead include E Remaley and his wife Mic hl Remaley and several relatives of Sophia Schaeffer who attended a funeral in Cherryville. The omnibus was returning to Slatington, and the coach belonged to Henry Bittner. The accident occurred around five o'clock tailing a funeral procession.
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Slatington
Lehigh & New England Railroad
Omniibus
Remaley
Michl Remaley
James Kern
Samuel Mummy
Walnutport
Elias Sourwine
Sjatington
William Kane
Carrie Smith
Wail-nutport
Tilghman Kuntz
James Min
Cherrysville
Henry Bittner
Sophia Schaeffer
National Banks Report Shows Record Assets and Rising Circulation
A comptroller of the currency summary reports all national banks in the United States closed June 29 1900 with total assets of 4 944 965 623 the highest in the system. Circulation rose by 65 944 635 to 205 303 000 amid sustained growth in the banking network.
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Washington
United States
Aig
Republicans Aim for Victory in Iowa Aimed at 1900
A 1900 Iowa political notice urges complete party organization across counties to mobilize the Republican vote. Chairman Hoffmann and Wenger push filling poll books to tailor literature, emphasize vigilance, and deter apathy amid prosperity. It warns that McKinley’s 1896 margin must be exceeded, linking imperialism and free silver to the campaign stakes.
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Des Moines
Wenger
Vattitty
Townellp Conemitteemnen
Central Corminuige
Choie
National Committee
McKinley
Satay
Iowa
Hrgan
United States
Papwn
Ryan
Senate
Democrats Hopeful in Iowa Campaign Kickoff
Des Moines reports the Democratic state central committee gearing up for a lively campaign. Organizers solicit small contributions, forming local clubs to fund efforts in First Second and Sixth districts. Leaders predict gains in the Second and First, with Lacey fighting hard in the Sixth and Hedge in the First. Gear's death looms as a demoralizing factor for Bryanites, while Republicans rely on solid majorities and German votes to counter. The party seeks thorough organization nationwide to challenge the current Republican majority in the House.
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Ang
State Central Committee
Chaitmin Hoffman ‘Hig
Lacey
Congress Intiu
Congress
Gear
Gear Democrata
House
Iowa
Towa
Scott
Clinton
Masentine
McKinley
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Georgia
GEO
Fh. Clarke, Ghar
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Clarke
E. V. Swetting
Money To Lin
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Lowa
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IuwWa
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Kossuth County
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Li Hung Chaz
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London
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Minn
Ape
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Mary E. Scales
Trew Roll
Dingionally
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Wilteen Peresony
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