New York Market Edged Up on Light Trading Amid Copper Rise
Market notes show a dull session with thin volume yet firm tone. Baltimore & Ohio dividend news, copper stock gains, and improved railroad statements sparked cautious optimism among room traders as New York closed with firm undertone and several dividends announced.
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Pioneer Gold Mining Co Stockholders Notice
Stockholders are urged to protect themselves and contact VP at O Box 3664 Boston for information about the corporate matter.
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Boston
Boston Stock Sales Report Ex-Dividend Prices
Boston stock market update lists highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for today. Total sales show listed bonds at 88125 dollars and unlisted bonds at 11000 dollars, with 8146 shares of rated stocks and 3576 shares of unlisted stocks.
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Centennial Eeeseee
Esse Seue
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Kopp
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Ecsee Federal Steel
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Pullman Co
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Negotiations With China End Insist on Full Acceptance of Terms
Secretary Hay's reply to Li Hung Chang ends the negotiations unless China accepts our terms for foreign ministers. Washington reports no orders to relax Pekin preparations until ministers are confirmed safe, with Li Hung Chang noting Americans’ safety and urging halt to the expedition to North China to spare lives and hardship.
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Goodnow
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Earl II
Berl Li
Li Hung Chang and U S Discuss Pekin Campaign Abandonment
Washington August 2 The State Department released correspondence between Li Hung Chang and officials about ending the Pekin campaign. The letters outline retirement of forces and diplomatic steps as China curbs military activity in the capital amid the foreign settlement tensions.
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Pekin
Missionaries in China News Update Likely Shanghai Arrival
The cablegram lists Ningpo and several missionaries including Rev C E Bousfield and Rev T D Holmes with wives and children in Hing Kinhwa Hangcheu and other locations. It notes uncertainty about final locations and that Holmes and Bousfield may be aboard the next steamer. Officials say Mr Sweet had no news of disasters to other missionaries.
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Sweet
British Cabinet Rules Out Partition of China
In Parliament the secretary stated Britain rejects partition of China and favors a Chinese-administered solution. He noted delays in U S and British plans at Tianjin and Pekin, with aid to relieve the legations and preparations for possible emergencies.
Chinese ministers cable Shan Governor on Shan demand
Yang Lu acting for Chinese ministers in European capitals cables the Shan Governor stating a demand. The dispatch arrives from St. Petersburg dated August 2 and references regional Chinese diplomacy. The message signals coordinated claims among Chinese officials abroad. Skills and exact content remain unclear from the fragment.
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Yang Lu
Shan
Peacemaking stance voiced by Li Hung Chang in Shanghai
Li Hung Chang, interviewed by a newspaper correspondent, says he will stand by his orders as peacemaker despite allied troops advancing on Pekin. He questions whether any danger comes from Tung Fuh Sian forces and notes advisories on the legations telegraphic access and escort to Tien Tsin.
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LA Hung Chang
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Tung
Legations
General Chaffee Busy Preparing Campaign Amid Uncertain Links
War Department officials said General Chaffee was occupied with campaign planning during the day and noted that communication between Taku and Che Foo remained uncertain.
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Taku
Che Foo
Baptist Missionaries Safe in Shanghai Cablegram
A cablegram to the American Baptist Missionary Union from Tre Mont Temple in Shanghai reports Holmes and Bousfield will be on the next steamer and all missionaries are safe. Signed by Rev. W. B. Sweet, station at Hangchau, confirming safety of workers in Eastern China mission including J. R. Gadsart and family and Miss Helen Terbi.
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American Baptist Missionary Union
Tremont Temple
Shanghai
Chinese Minister Distressed by China Crisis Reports
Washington August 2 The Chinese minister Wu expressed distress over a Pekin to London Times despatch via Dr Morison. He rejected claims he sought U S aid and said he forwarded only the President's mediation reply. Wu declined to comment on possible renewed violence against the Pekin legations if the international column advances.
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London Times
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Pekin Legations
Farewell Banquet for Missionaries Bound for Africa Asia and Turkey
A farewell gathering in Pilgrim Hall Boston honored missionaries sailing tomorrow under the American Board of Foreign Missions for Africa Turkey India and the Pacific. Leaders Rev James L Barton Rev Judson Smith and others spoke of the work and the volunteers like Miss Mano Ramabal Miss Mary A Channel and many others preparing to depart for their posts.
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American Board of Foreign Missions
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Turkey
India
Pacific Ocean
Pilgrim Hall
Congregational House
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Barton
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Estern
Charles Riggs
Princeton
Minnie Stricker
M. D
BE. L. Bliss
G.M. Gardner
China
Ewer
Dainty Mme Wu of Washington Charms in Embassy Drawing Room
In the Chinese legation drawing room in Washington Aug 2 Mme Wu sits in a pearl gray robe with white feet visible and a palm leaf fan in hand. She declares she does all she pleases and prefers American ways while her husband Mr Wu notes she has freedom yet respects custom.
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Uttle Mme. Wu
Missionaries Await China Relief as Fleet Sails
Dr Barton reports North China tidings improving though Kalgran and Pao Ting Fu remain rumor based. Foo Chow colony voyage set for Sept six was cancelled awaiting quiet. awaiting sailing when peace returns. Gardner speaks. meeting closes with Rev Plumb remarks and a reception. Empress and Vessels visit officers before departure.
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North China
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China
Plumb
Boston Men Ready for War Veterans Offer Services for China
East Boston Spanish War veterans form Major Grady Camp company of seventy two ready to join a U S volunteer regiment for service in China Captain Thomas F Clark leads the unit which has passed health exams and awaits presidential approval.
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China
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Thomas F. Clark
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Border Street
Signal Corps
Battery C Starts for Newport in Military Parade
Light Battery C of the Seventh United States Artillery began its journey to Newport yesterday. The unit entrained in South Boston in view of about 1000 spectators, with horses loaded in horse cars and caissons secured on flat cars. The Elks’ committee provided food and drink as the train rolled out at noon after orderly preparations and a martial assembly.
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China
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Elks
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German Transports Sail Then Sail for China
Emperor and Empress visit the ships Rhein and Adria at Bremerhaven before their departure for China. The German transports sail today with the imperial party aboard.
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China
Movements of U S Vessels Aug 2 1900s
The Solace carried sick and wounded from China to Nagasaki on its homeward run. The Montgomery reached Bahia. The Wilmington arrived at Buenos Ayres. The Prairie moored at Belfast Maine and the Osceola at New Bedford. Lancaster sailed from Cronstadt to Stockholm. Michigan departed Chicago for Harbor Springs. Standish left Annapolis for Norfolk. Philadelphia at Mare Island Yard San Francisco.
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Pope Succeeds Cochrane in Marine Barracks Command
Colonel Pope of the 8th Marine Corps will command the marine barracks at Charlestown Navy Yard succeeding Lieutenant Colonel Cochrane who is ordered to China. Telegraphic orders announced yesterday place Pope at the yard. he was previously stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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China
Brooklyn Vy Yard
French Warships Sail From Cherbourg With Admiral Pottier
The battleship Redoubtable led by Admiral Pottier and the cruiser Chasseloup Laubat left Cherbourg today to join the French fleet in Chinese waters, signaling a Pacific theater move.
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Outstripped a King King of Sweden charms England visitors
The King of Sweden, now in England, is praised as a delightful, unpretentious monarch. Descriptions note his tall, aristocratic bearing, engaging conversation, and charm. At Biarritz he swam in a tight suit, courted a story with a witty remark about a mermaid when a girl challenged him to a race.
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England
Burns
Biarritz
New York Commercial
Labor unions restrained in Boston boycott case
In the equity session Judge Fessenden issued a temporary injunction against several unions and others in John and William Miller v Kneeland. The order blocks intimidation of workers and customers of Miller’s Game Cod whiskey, prohibits false signs and street campaigning near the plaintiffs’ businesses, and bars distribution of hostile handbills and blocking tactics. Attorneys for both sides voiced and disputes followed the master’s report favoring the plaintiffs on core grounds.
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Fessenden
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William Miller
Fred J. Kneeland
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Bottlers’ Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
Brewery Workingmen’s Union
James M. Olmstead
Paine
Boston
M. ©. Adams
H. V. Cunningham
James R. Murphy
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