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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1900

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Conger Cable Confirmed Alive in Pekin Relief Urgency

Washington confirms United States Minister Conger was alive two days earlier and Chinese troops attack the British legation as foreigners seek relief. Hay Long Root coordinate international effort while Wu Ting Fang and Consul Fowler back authentic dispatch. Allies organize relief column as doubts ease and Pekin crisis gains momentum.

Washington United States Conger Pekin State Department Wu Ting Fang Mays Cable Hay Soe Legation Secretary Long Admiral Remey Root Coolidge Tientsin Long China Tsung li Yamen Fowler Chefoo Prince Tuan Legations Goodnow

Conger Reply Reported From Beijing Crisis

Washington says a cipher message from Conger received via Wu confirms a telegram from Shanghai and a Taotai Shang cipher reply. Conger, under Chinese bombardment, asks for quick relief to avert a general massacre. State Department deems the reply genuine despite possible forgeries.

Washington State Department Conger Min‘ster Conger Goodnow Shanghai Shantung Pekin

Cablegrams Bring News From Pekin Legations

Washington's July report details two cablegrams from Pekin legations. Consul General Good now at Shanghai relayed that Minister Conger had finally heard from and was sending a message, prompting a rush of excitement at the State Department and Secretary Hay as Wu delivered Conger’s words.

Washington Hope Pekin Firet Goodnow Bhanghai State Department Department Conger Secretary Hay Legation Hay

Chinese at Tientsin Killed Their Own Women to Save Them

In Tientsin Chinese authorities killed their own women wholesale to shield them from Russians, as a drastic measure reportedly justified by wartime fears and insurgent danger.

Tientsin

Native City in Flames as Thousands Burn in Tien Tsin

Through July 11 dispatches, the fall of Tien Tsin is described with over 1,000 casualties and mass killings of Chinese by Russians and French. The native city is burning, thousands of corpses create a horrible stench, and Allied forces face a daunting response to anti foreign plots across the empire.

London Daily Express Tientsin Annam Pekin Conger St. Paul's Cathedral the Spectator Prince Tuan Europe Daily Telegraph Washington Hay

Partition of China sparks UM President Angell warning

Chicago reports from Ann Arbor quote James B. Angell, former minister to China, urging unity of China and warning that partition would trigger warfare among powers. He says foreigners must have safe residence in Pekin and predicts indemnity disputes after any breakup.

James B. Angel University of Michigan Angell China Pekin

Attitudes on China Crisis and Foreign Influence

President Angell cites foreign-backed unrest in China as a crime against international law. He notes deep hatred for foreigners, distrust of missionaries, and fears of partition fueling the uprising. Conservatives oppose reforms while blaming foreign influence for liberalism.

China Angell Reform Party

Hostage Crisis and Far East Developments Stir Tension

Dispatches from Yokohama report Japanese troops marching toward Pekin to rescue foreign ministers as Li Hung Chang negotiates terms. Emperor's reply defends action as neutral and focused on restoring order while Boxers and Manchus resists. Russian forces push to Aigun amid heavy fighting with 2,000 Chinese killed and 17 guns captured.

London Yokohama China Pekin Shanghai Daily Mail Kwan Su Mikado Suei Yima Akira Japan von Ketteler Europe the Times Li Hung Chang Nankin Yamen Nieh Tientsin Prince Ching Yung Lu Prince Tuan Hunan Hupeh Kiangsu St. Peterburg Daily Express Count Muravieff St. Petersburg Manchuria Gibiiski Blagovestchensck Amur Sakhalien Gibriski Aigun Nismennaya

Russian forces press toward Harbin in river operations

Patch work to aid the railroad advances in all directions aided by clear weather and higher Amur and Shilka rivers. Colonel Denisoff leads a sizable force moving on Harbin. Russians repulse a crossing attempt in the Zansiki district.

Amur Shilka Denisoff Harbin Zansiki

Cabinet's Policy on China Crisis Outlined by Washington

A Washington dispatch reports cabinet meetings adopt a unified U S approach to China. The policy rejects partition, seeks to avert dismemberment, and favors a settlement aligned with Hay's July 3 note. The United States will not declare war and will cooperate with other powers to restore order and protect life property and trade.

United States China Chicago Times-Herald Washington Hay

German wary of Chinese denial in Pekin massacre row

Berlin says Chinese officials deny the Pekin massacre insincerely to hinder joint power action. The foreign office flags treachery by southern and central viceroys, and Yuan Shi Kai as unreliable, while noting only the commandant issue attracts broad agreement.

Berlin Foreign Office Yuan Shi Kai Shantung South Africa China Lord Wolseley

Li Hung Chang Leaves Canton Amid Petition to Stay

British merchants in Canton protest Li Hung Chang’s departure with placards and a kneeling petition. The viceroy, moved but bound by imperial mandate, sails for Hongkong aboard the Amping with 281 in his party, after stating he will not return to Canton.

New York Canton Li Hung Chang Pekin Hongkong Pechili

Chinese Emperor Seeks Mediation Through France

Paris dispatch states the Chinese emperor has asked France to mediate with foreign powers. The appeal was sent by the Shantung governor and will be conveyed to President Loubet via M Del Casse. France will reply through the Pekin legation once the safety of the French minister is ensured.

Il Am Pekin Paris M. del Casse Loubet China Shantung France M. Delcasse Republic

Tartar Forces Enter Bogue Forts and Canton Quiet

A Canton message reports Tartars occupy the Bogue forts and push black flags into Tartar ground combat areas. Three thousand black flags in entrenched camps with artillery, ten thousand elsewhere. Canton remains calm.

Hong Kong Canton Bogue

Populists Seek Control as Idaho Democrats Mull Fusion

In Pocatello on July 20 the Idaho Democratic and Populist conventions clashed over senate nominations and state-office apportionment. Fractured talks centered on Dubois and a possible fusion with silver Republicans. By midnight no final division was set, and July 21 dawned with ultimatums and continued deadlock as the conventions adjourned.

Pocatello Idaho Dubois Fraser Conference Committee Dubetis Democrata

No Freedom For Cuba Plans Elections For Constitutional Convention

Washington reports that the president and General Wood agreed on September 15 for Cuba's delegate election to a constitutional convention. Wood will consult Cuban leaders on election details and suffrage restrictions, with a possible convention by October. The resulting constitution will face U S scrutiny before operation, and Cuba should not make treaties or incur debt without U S authorization.

Washington General Wood Cuba Congress United States

Plan Destroyed: Large Spokane Lumber Plant Fire

A July 20 blaze in Spokane destroyed the Holland-Herr MMI company lumber plant and Crescent shingle mill, with $50,000 insured loss and $13,000 insurance. a dust bin explosion from the Holland-Horr mill sparked the fire, injuring two workers and spreading to lumber yards. Three firemen were overcome but survived.

Spokane Wash Holland-Herr MMI Company Crescent Helland-Horr

London War Office dispatch on July 19 1899

Lord Roberts reports Methuen's movement to Heekpoort with no opposition. Ian Hamilton and Mahon advance north of the Delray railway. Hunter conducts reconnaissance. Free State forces occupy area between Bethlehem and Pleksburg.

London Lord Roberts War Office Pretoria Methuen Peete Heckpoort Ian Hamilton Mahon Delray Hunter Freetween Bethlehem Pleksburg

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