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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
3
Local notices and travel plans across Texas towns
Local items list residents and visitors, travel to Austin and Waco, bargains in buggies, sale tickets to San Antonio, and notices of rent and horse wanted. Names include Pfeuffer, Cavitt, Goodwin, Williamson, Harley, Burnet, Miss Storey, Mrs. Williams, and J. H. Mawhinney. Several trips to Austin.
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Iss Pfeuffer
San
Miss Josie Pate Dies After Long Illness At 21
Obituary notes Miss Josie Pate daughter of Mrs Pollie Pate died at home after a long illness described as consumption She was 21 and a Baptist member for six years Her funeral was held at Bethel cemetery on Thursday June 14 conducted by Rev B R McClung Other items include a Bryan Navasota baseball score 13 to 0 Dodson and Hearne top hitters a water promotion by Cox & McDougald and local notices including sales ads town notes and arrivals
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Josie Pate
Pollie Pate
Pate
Baptist Church
Bethel Cemetery
Bryan
Navasota
Dodson
Hearne
Zuber & McDougald
Cox
Peter W. Franz
Cox & Franz, Calvert
Willis & Coleman
Mary
Alice Johnson
Tennessee
Kentucky
Sallie Eddleman
Richmond
C. S. Gainer
Dun
Great Anxiety in Shanghai Over Pekin Silence and Taku Bombardment
Shanghai reports no word from Pekin legations for a week as rumors spread of Pekin safety concerns. Navy notes from Berlin and London describe bombardment at Taku, ships sunk, lines cut, and forces from Britain Germany Russia France and Japan mobilizing to China.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Yulu
Chinle
Navy Department
Searces
Washington
Kempf
Taka Forts
Berlin
Che Foo
Taku
Taku River
Shan Hei Kwan
Rosie
Atla Om
London
Seymour
Shanghi
Yorktown
Kang Yi
Ministry of War
Admiral Seymour
Legations
Nan Chwang
Kiu Kwang
Ku Ling
Nan King Chang
China
Aigon
Cochin
Port Arthur
United States
Legation
Conger
Admiral Kempff
Taku Forts
ICANS ORDERED Three Regiments to Tien Tsin from Philippines
Washington June 19 The president directs General MacArthur to dispatch three regiments of regulars to Tien Tsin to join commissary, transport, signal, and medical staff forming a 4000 strong force. Admiral Kenney to send the Oregon to Taku with Marines from the Monterey. Iris and Solace also bound for Taku with supplies and troops as Beijing relief efforts accelerate.
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Oregon
Cihitna
Pillippines
Washington
China
United States
MacArthur
Tien Tain
Admiral Kenney
Taku
Monterey
Hong Kong
Iris
Manila
Admiral Kempff
Sol
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Extra Session Hinted Over China Crisis
Washington rumors say McKinley may call an extra session to authorize troops for China. If war erupts from the legation killings or the Taku incident, over 5000 troops could be sent. pending Pekin news will shape the policy and possible peace or war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Congress
China
United States
Legations
Philippines
Pekin
Taku
Seymour's Failure Reflects Divided Counsel at Sea
London reports that Admiral Seymour's expedition failed chiefly due to divided advice among his varied forces with only American troops fully backing the British. A Pekin resident warned that if legations were captured, massacres would likely follow, with embassies scattered across boundless quarters and limited defense against mobs.
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London
Seymour
Pekin
United States
Great Wall
Shanghai
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