Nations Mediate in China to Settle Difficul ties
London dispatch reports active diplomacy among United States England and other powers over partition of China. Japan may lead in Pekin settlement with foreign support. Russia objects. Germany declines to back Japanese supremacy. Che Foo notes cease in Siberian push and August timing for Pekin advance.
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United States
England
Russia
Japan
China
New York
Journal
London
Hay
Salisbury
Pekin
Germany
Mobi
Two Telegrams Note Ministers Safe and Protected
Wu Ting Fang reported to Secretary Hay two telegrams about Chinese ministers. One says all ministers are safe though insurgents fight. Li Hung Chang moves north to quell the riot. The other says with one German minister killed, all others are unharmed and under protection. Li Kiu Yi voices assurance of ministerial safety.
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Washington
Wu Ting Fang
Hay
Sheng
Shanghai
Conger
Li Hung Chang
Li Kiu Yi
Nankin
China
London Considers Conger Message Amid Diplomatic Puzzle
London and Washington puzzled by Minister Conger message with no date or receipt acknowledgement. Officials debate whether it is spontaneous appeal or delayed reply. Bona Ventura sails from Woo Sing in pursuit of Li Hung Chang, awaiting confirmation of Li's Shanghai plans.
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Li Monge Chang
Shanghai
Bonaventura
Woo Sung
Au Ping
Li Hung Chang
London
Conger
Washington
State Department
Hay
Bona Ventura
Woo Sing
Hong Kong
South sees sharp China war news ripple into trade cautions
Baltimore July 21 The Manufacturers Record notes rising interest in far east developments as a warning against stock gambling and speculative schemes. It says the United States stands best to profit from China’s war while maintaining equal trade opportunities, and highlights continued southern industrial growth with new mills planned in Hartsville Pine Bluff Jonesville and Lancaster plus expansions at Alpha and Fairfield mills. phosphate activity rises in Mount Pleasant Tennessee with 900 cars shipped last week.
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Baltimore
Far East
China
South
United States
Hartsville
S. C
Pine Bluff, Ark
J. S. Blalock
Goldville
N. C
Lancaster Cotton Mills
Lancaster
S.C
Gate City
Denison
Tex
Fairfield Cotton Mills
Winnsboro
D. C
Knitting Mills
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mount Pleasant
Phosphate Operations Resume as Miners Ramp Up
Larger companies including 48 Well and Smakey Miners resume rock mining and shipping. Hundreds of workers push toward the eastern limits of the Mount Pleasant fields as the Mount Pleasant and Southern railroad, along with the Louisville and Nashville railroad, plan improvements and land purchases expand. General Wood meets with the War Secretary to keep about 5000 troops in Cuba for several months.
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Mount Pleasant and Southern Railroad
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mount Pleasant
Cuba
Washington
Wood
Secretary of War
Boy Rider Killed in Horse Accident at Guthrie
Elmer Little, 17, son of John Little of Frisco, was thrown from his horse and dragged to death near Guthrie Oklahoma Territory on July 21.
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Reasona
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Joocco
Bens, Read
Qld
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
USSTA
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Admiralty
Seymour
Tien Tsin
Flarper
J. L. Hearne
Texas
Willis & Coleman
J. T
Serene Rogers
Messakes
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Buckhart
Rogers
Kniv
Say
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