Roosevelt's Boom Fades as He Renounces Nomination
The New York governor formally states he does not seek the nomination and urges friends at the convention to respect his wishes. He asserts he can aid the party more effectively as governor of New York.
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Hanna Appeals Delegation After Roosevelt Word Prevails
In a decisive moment Hanna made a strong personal appeal to the delegation arguing that other candidates had accepted Mr. Roosevelt’s word, signaling a win for Hanna in the internal contest.
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Roosevelt Declines Vice Presidency as Delegates Watch
Philadelphia dispatch reports Governor Roosevelt refusing the vice presidential nomination while New York leaders push, Hanna and Lodge dispute its wisdom, and Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Montana delegates weigh Long, Dolliver, and Scott as alternatives amid a day of high level conferences and shifting support.
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Roosevelt Victory Looms in Philadelphia Republican Nominating Fight
In Philadelphia on the eve of the forty fourth anniversary of Fremont’s nomination, the Republican convention at the exposition building vows to name national candidates and craft the campaign platform. Roosevelt’s name sparks overwhelming support, with Hanna, Platt, and Quay’s maneuvers shaping a volatile, decisive showdown amid intense pressure and public enthusiasm.
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Five Miles of Clubs Parade Through Philadelphia Streets
Philadelphia crowds packed Broad street for a massive political club demonstration. Police managed the banks of humanity as mounted units, vehicles, floats, and cake walks moved along the parade route, drawing praise from visitors for the orderly, spirited display.
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Forts Blown Up as Warships Take Control
International forces seize control after two forts are destroyed by opposing ships. Multiple warships respond quickly and vigorously, leaving barely any fortifications intact and in foreign possession.
China declares war as Taku forts open fire on international fleet
London dispatches recount a clash at Taku with Chinese artillery triggering a multinational naval response. Reports detail casualties aboard several ships, torpedo boats seized, and heavy naval bombardment lasting hours. Authorities note Beijing isolated and legations at risk amid growing international military mobilization.
Taku forts surrender as relief efforts unfold in China
Admiral Kempff reports the Taku forts firing then surrendering to foreign warships amid mixed signals on the Pekin relief column. British Admiral Seymour may or may not have returned to Tien Tsin, leaving officials uncertain about progress toward Pekin and the fate of the 56 marine guard in transit. The American detachment includes Major Weller and Lieutenants Winne Reid Harding Leonard and Jolly.
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Taku Forts Taken by International Troops
London reports Shanghai stating the Taku forts were occupied by international forces after Chinese artillery fire. A Japanese warship delivered the news via dispatches from Che Foo, with later confirmations of engagements at Taku and Pekin as telegraph lines are disrupted. Russian demand for 50 million taels indemnity and troop movements to Hong Kong also noted.
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Telegraphs Reconnect With Taku and Tien Tsin News
Western Union and Commercial Cable report restored telegraphic links via Siberian routes. MacArthur at Manila says Ninth Infantry led by Colonel Liscum to Take on the Logan with Port Albert possibly leaving on the 24th as typhoon delays move. Che Foo dispatch notes Japanese forces back at Tien Tsin after taking Taku forts. Algerine damaged and officers wounded.
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Germany Seeks China News as Powers Cautious
Berlin reports no telegraphic contact with Pekin via Russia or other routes for days while Germany can reach Che Foo and Shanghai but not Tien Tsin or Taku. No confirmation on the burning of the legation or the murder of Baron von Kettler. The powers have not yet agreed on joint action or force distribution. A transport ship carrying 1800 soldiers for Klaochau relief moved toward Taku.
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Bishop Cranston Urges US to Rule China for Christianity
Chicago dispatch reports Bishop Earl Cranston back from China urged that civilized nations must govern China. He said it is worth any cost in money or blood to convert millions of Chinese to Christianity and would break treaties to place US armies near Great Britain to keep the open door for Christianity and commerce.
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Germans Report Casualties After Fort Attack at Taku
A semi official dispatch from Che Fu states the Taku forts fell after a combined attack by four Werthe ships. Three Germans on the Sitis were killed and seven wounded. The German settlement at Tien Tain was fired upon by Chinese. No word was heard from detachments sent to Pekin or from German reinforcement forces.
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Chinese Government Telegrams Forwarded By Mail Notice
The Commercial Cable company reports the Chinese government will forward telegrams from Che Foo to Tien Tsin in plain language by mail at the sender’s risk. A daily steamship service operates between Che Foo and Tien Tsin.
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Shelling at Taku Ignites Japan Over Troop Request
From Yokohama on June 18 reports say forts at Taku were shelled and powers may demand Japan send 2000 troops to quell the revolt. The government is expected to consent as authorities prepare additional forces.
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Alpha Called a Pirate in Nome Landing Incident
Seattle June 18 a stormy exchange occurred between Alpha captain Hocheltza and Allen steamer Masun over the British liner's landing of passengers and cargo at Cape Nome without entrance or payment of customs duties. The issue prompted warning of possible seizure or forfeiture and drew strong remarks branding the Alpha a pirate smuggler by Bucholta.
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Gas Pipe Prices Drop Amid American Competition
Bertin June notes gas pipe items priced lower due to intensifying American competition. Prices cut to attract buyers as market pressure remains high.
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