100 Natives and Go Missionaries Killed by Boxers
Shanghai reports a massacre of 100 native converts and 60 missionaries at Tai Yuan near Peking amid Boxer unrest. The event heightens fears for international residents in Shanghai and port cities as reports of piracy, troop movements, and potential imperial retreat ripple through the region.
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Ta Yoru
Ta Yuan
Shun Seone
Fuen Tho
Hoang Ho
Peking
Loxpon
China
Shanghai
Tai Yuan
Ngan Fu
St. Petersburg
Harbin
Charbin
Hong Kong
Taku
Hong-Kong
Canton
Strong Force at Peking in Times of War
Cue Foo reports 300000 Chinese troops guard Peking after Tien Tsin recapture. Allies shelling set fires, natives claim 800000 troops nearby and Boxers armed with modern weapons. Boxers planned massacres of foreigners, rewards for white heads, and loot. Tuan’s generals push for action against white women.
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Imperial
Cue Foo
Tien Tsin
Ere
Peking
Tuan
Distribution of Forces for China War Postures Revealed
Plans to move U S forces toward China tighten as Meade and Hancock with Fifteenth Infantry Third Cavalry and Third Artillery depart around Aug 9 aboard Meade Hancock and other transports. First Cavalry ships from Seattle on Glenogle. Horse convoys depart Aug 5 and mid Aug from Aztec Scratchgol and Seattle. Yokoyama reports growing anti war sentiment while more units sail. Alpine accident wave hits Berlin as seven citizens die in a week.
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Third
Ninth Cavalry
China
Francisco
United States
Meade and
Hancock
Fifteenth Infantry
Third Cavalry
Third Artiller
Marines
First Cavalry
Seattle
Glenogle
Chird
Yokoyama
Japan
Sendai
Ujina
Bonus
Berlin
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London
Eli L. Huggins
Hugh P. Balknap
Department of the Lakes
San Francisco
Orient
L. Woodward
Chicago
DR. Hathaway
Hathaway
Devin
Traias
Symptons
J. Newton Hathaway
M. du Tor
Hathaway & Cou
Tinea Street
Atlanta
E . Dewitt &Co
W. A Rembert
Americus, GA
Foley’s Grates Assis
Davenport Drug Co
F. Graham
Pulaski House
Savannah
Arker
Balsam Ermont
Per
Virginia College
Ladie
Roanoke
Valley of Va
Mattie P, Harris
Roanoke Va
Americus
Americus and Albany
Smitth
Yth
Jackson Streets
Wall Street
J. E. Thetreau & CO
Broad Street
New York
Geo. W. Council
C. M. Corncil
Cashier
R. J. Perry
LG. Coune
Ass‘t Cashier
the Planters Bank
General Banking
Jballard
Americus Furniture and
Georgia
Jack Skelton & Bro
Tate Springs
Tennessee
Ments
The
Carlsbad of America
Chattanooga
East
Tennessee Mountains
Thos
Tomlinson
Chawkins
Cotton Avenue
Landreth
Turnip Seed
E. J. Eldridge
Jackson and Laur Streets
Lippingott’s Monthly
Times-Recorder Office
Johnson & Harrold
Gillan Warshonsa
the Peoples Bank
W. H. Simmons
Americus Ice Factory
S. R. Sims
Prop
Windsor Hotel
Shas. A. Fricker
Beney Wetteroth
D. Pearlman
Stricky Cash Sale
Taylor
Kentucky
Miller & Clark
America
Forsyth St
W. H. Glover
Opera House
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