China Seeks U S Help On China Policy
Washington, March 18. An unofficial effort is under way to win U S good offices for China. No official appeal has reached Secretary Hay, who may know the wishes of interested parties. They seek U S instruction to Pekin to warn the empress dowager and declare that American commercial interests require no further leases of Chinese territory. It is unlikely the government will agree. Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang has not received Pekin guidance on the Italian demand and has sought U S attitude. He is pleased that the United States does not seek Chinese territory.
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United States
China
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Pekin
Wu Ting Fang
Pasig Capture and Philippine War Updates
Manila reports General Wheaton's forces captured Pasig after a costly 1 hour fight with 30 Filipino dead and 16 prisoners. Six Americans wounded as gunboats cleared jungle and pursued rebel tugs toward the lake. Aguinaldo demands 7 million dollars or armament surrender as ransom from Spain.
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Red Brigade
United States
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Luzon
Yosarnes
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Twenty-second
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President Heads South for Rest in Georgia Stay
Washington March 13 All arrangements are set for the president's trip to Thomasville Georgia for a two or three week rest and recuperation period. The special train departed at 6 49 p m.
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Washington
Thomasville
Chinese Rebels Make Gains In Anhui Campaign
The Victoria reports 10 000 rebels cross Anhui into Henan joining a 2000 strong force to seize Sho Chun the second city of Anhui. They gain arms raiding Henan for ammo as lines north of Anhui fall silent. Imperial troops retreat hemmed in and Kiangsu battle costs rebel and imperial losses. Several rebel leaders captured while main force heads toward Anhui.
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Tacoma
Victoria
Nankin
Anhui
Henan
Sho Chun
Kuo
Knyang
Kiangsu
Kao Wu
Lin
Fire in Maryland and other frontier notices
Fire in Salisbury Maryland breaks out at Jackson mills before dawn driven by high winds and spreads to lumber yard and nearby property prompting aid from several towns officials say the mill and lumber yard contain one million feet of lumber and the fire is finally stopped Demonstrations against Crown Prince Gustaf in Christiana result in hooting snowballing and arrests Three survey teams begin track work from Albany toward New Mexico and a related line extension into the territory Admiral Sampson seeks immediate reappointment of officers omitted from a prior promotion list News reports warn of hurricane losses near Cooktown with vessels and people drowned in the aftermath A fatal stabbing occurs near Antlers Indian Territory and Sir Julius Vogel dies in London
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Salisbury
Jackson Mills
Wilmington
Crisfield
Pocomoke City
City Officers and Local Church and Fraternal Listings
City officers include Mayor C A Adame, Marshal T P Boyett, Deputy Smith, and others. Clerks, aldermen, and county officials listed alongside church denominations and fraternal organizations with meeting times and leaders.
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C. A. Adame
T. P. Boyett
R. E H. Smith
Henry G Rhodes
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