Chinese Insist Upon Their Leaving with Death Before Them
A Shanghai dispatch reports heavy fighting east of Pei Tsang with Allied losses of about 400 including 65 British. The Chinese retreated after penalizing with cross fire and saved their guns. rear guard was decimated. The beheading of two Tsung Li Yamen ministers is noted amid a tense Pekin siege and minister Conger’s dire cable.
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Americans In Front In China Battle Near Pei Tsang
Washington reports that American troops are in the battle at Pei Tsang and have moved into the vanguard of the forward movement. Chaffee aims Yang Tsung as a base for operations on Pekin with Ninth and Fourteenth Infantry and Reillys battery among the assaulting forces.
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Yang Tsung
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Pekin
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Desperadoes Fight in Emerson Leaves Marshal Injured
Four Johnson gang members rode into Emerson Nebraska on Tuesday clashing with City Marshal John Larsen and locals. Larsen is badly hurt and may lose sight in one eye after being clubbed. Nels Tolstrop suffered a fractured skull. A posse pursued the four desperadoes, one wounded, with three still at large as a lynching threat looms.
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Angel of the Transports near death in New York
Mrs. George R. Sullivan known as The Angel of the Transports lies dying at her New York home after a week of illness from overwork during Spanish American War nursing. She gave her income to feed and aid the sick and camp hospitals in the South.
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