Market Reaction Cups as Stocks Slip on Profit Taking
Tuesday market activity shows a firm open and later gains, but widespread selling by traders and shorts drags indices to near day lows. Sugar climbs to 1291-3 before broad declines. copper and Amalgamated shares hold steadier, while statements from Elm River and Tamarack hint at dividends and value signals.
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Judge Clancy Vacation Shift Spurs Montana Elections
The article notes Clancy to take a vacation until September amid Montana voters’ fall election proposal. It discusses ship actions at Gambetta and Piccolo with a bulkhead incident on a 600-foot level and mentions Fortuna-Republica and Revenue Leasing trading at small cents with Bay State Gas at 5,671 2 cents.
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Ottoman Sultan Reacts to Chinese Atrocities in China
The Ikdam reports the Porte weighs sending Turkish forces to China to aid the powers. The Sultan is deeply affected by the Chinese barbarities, per the newspaper.
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China
Quiet in Pekin Be Uy BOL Continued from Page 1
Report from China describes Tsung Li Yamen plans to memorialize Empress Dowager to resupply legations and move them to Tianjin under Sun Wad Lin. Delegations hold south of Yu Ho bridge, Tuang Fum Siang’s forces north. Negotiations doubt indemnity payment. reform of administration urged and restraint on annexations.
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Resa
China Awaiting Reply to Mediation Offer from Pekin
The State Department has answered the Chinese Emperor's appeal for mediation and awaits the Chinese government to accept or reject terms. Officials doubt much chance of successful mediation given European sensitivities and the need for assent from all powers harmed in Pekin.
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Taking of Tien Tsin and US casualties detailed
The report outlines the Ninth Regiment with 430 men entering Tien Tsin fighting. Casualties include eighteen killed and seventy five wounded with two missing. marines four killed and eighteen wounded. Officers wounded include Major James Regan Captain Edwin Bookmiller First Lieutenant Smedley Butler and more. The narrative tracks battle movement and retreat under fire.
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Henry Leonard
Marine Corps
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Louis B. Lawton
Liscum
Pekin
Nieh
Dorward
Leonard
Associated Press
Relief Plea From Pekin Legation Amid Siege
The British consul at Tien Tsin reports a July 4 letter from Sir Claude MacDonald asking for relief as legation guards face a sustained assault. Deaths exceed forty with many wounded, while assurances of legation safety clash with constant fighting and reports of widespread fires and looting in Tianjin.
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Foreign Office
Tien Tsin
Claude MacDonald
Pekin
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Conger
Four Day Boat Move Sparks Allied Contact Hope
The report notes a four day journey by boat with serial troops facing no resistance from insurgents. If Pekin to road move occurred within two days after Stieng's tip, legation staff and escort may now be in touch with allied headquarters, assuming no harm befell the party en route.
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Stieng
McKinley Offers Intercession Conditions For Chinese Crisis
President McKinley signals willingness to intercede with the powers over China if assurances are given that foreign ministers are safe and can communicate with their governments. He asks Chinese cooperation to relieve the besieged legations at Pekin and to straighten out international difficulties with powers’ consent. The State Department released the correspondence.
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Washington
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McKinley
Kwang Su
Colugin
State Department
China asks US aid to restore order after Taku clash
Translation of a July 1900 cable from Shanghai Taotai Yu Lien Yuan transmitting an imperial appeal to the President of the United States. The message, signed by Kwang Su, requests US leadership to rally the powers for restoration of peace following anti missionary tensions and the fall of the Taku forts. It notes cordial US-Chinese relations and seeks a kind, prompt reply.
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McKinley Letter to Emperor China on Boxer Crisis
The President confirms the US aims in China during the Boxer upheaval. He cites the rescue of the legation and protection of Americans, asks for assurance on ministers, open communications, and cooperation with relief forces to restore order and seek an amicable settlement. Signed by William McKinley on July 23, 1900.
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United States
Germany
William M’kinley
Vatican lists Chinese Catholic missions and reach
The Vatican reports in Rome that China hosts 759 European priests, 409 Chinese priests, and 632 448 native converts among Catholic ranks. It notes 3930 churches and chapels, 49 seminaries and 2913 schools, with Jesuit presence limited to two of 36 vicarships. The two Jesuit centers in Pekin and Nanking together have over 55,000 converts.
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Peikin Rumor Reports Anarchy and Boxer Uprising Near Taku
A July 14 report from General Li commanding the Pei Tang forts near Taku informs a British officer at Tong Ku that Pekin was in absolute anarchy. Regular troops clash with Boxers, and the Boxers are said to be gaining the upper hand.
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Pei Tang
Taku
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Pekin
Rebels Overrun Manchuria Threaten Region
A dispatch from General Grodekoff at Khabarovsk reports rebels and marauders overrunning Manchuria. The steamer Odessa arrived from Charbin with details of a large convoy of Chinese Christians attacked by Boxers. Grodekoff says Charbin defenses hold but many unarmed workers and families are at risk as authorities falter.
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Odessa
Charbin
Te Lin
Jugovitch
Manchuria
Li Hung Chang Sends Message to Pichon for China Reply
Paris telegram from July 23 reports Li Hung Chang told the French consul that M. Pichon is alive and will receive a message. Li requests a reply within five days.
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Li Hung Chang
M. Pichon
China
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