Anxiety and dispatches amid China crisis and Allied doubts
Officials view foreign minister safety with alarm as Kempits cablegram raises fears. Washington signals direct protection talks, while Lord Salisbury comments on Vice Admiral Seymour. Reports of military movements toward Manila and a homicide near Baconton add to a tense day of war news and accidents across multiple states.
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Legationers Safe Amid China News Turmoil
Reports from Tien Ta and Peking describe ongoing fighting and mass movements as 40,000 to 60,000 Chinese troops threaten Peking. Chinese losses and Armenian horrors fear foreigners’ fate. officials relieved by Seymours rescue news but anxious over legations and missionaries.
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Prohibitionists Conclude Nominating Session At Crowded Convention
Prohibition national convention attendees swelled beyond yesterday as delegates packed the hall. A lengthy credentials report added 89 arrivals while debates over presidential nominations sparked vigorous demonstrations and long applause as John G. Woolf and Hale C. York were named amid tension and party planning for a broader campaign.
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Croker Opposes Hill in Democratic Vice Fight
New York June 23 The Tam many boss Croker backs Colonel George B McClellan for vice presidency while Hill lobbies for eligibility. Georgia delegation says no fixed VP favorite will be endorsed. New York may sway delegates with Bryan opposition. Kansas reports Hill arrival pending. A Pullman car robbery in Chicago is noted. a Waycross man dies in depot incident. state election board to inspect ballots for August.
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Secret Executions Reported in Seoul Prison
Steamer advices say Japanese government condemns the private strangling of General An Kyong and Kwon g Young Chin in Seoul prison. Both men were leaders of Korea's progressive party and linked to an audience count in connection with an alleged illness.
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Negroes to Meet at Macon September Convention
Macon June 23. Leading figures of the recent negro convention planned for Montgomery have decided to hold a convention at Macon next September and have begun organizing Afro groups.
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Assaulted Their Guard at Fort Snelling Prisoner Escape Attempt
Milita: Prisoners Makes Desperate as Effort to Escape. At Fort Snelling last night Private Esmond on guard was struck and rendered insensible. Prisoners seized his rifle and beat him. three prisoners seized remain unaccounted for. One Private Pitaclg employee wounded. Other fragments mention Archduke Franz Ferdinand shooting and a severe storm in Nebraska, drought in Salt River Valley, and political candidate strength estimates.
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