CAN SETTLE THINGS
A Washington dispatch reports that Japan's decision in the Chinese dispute will determine whether the vengeance policy is adopted or rejected. Britain, Germany, Austria and Italy favor penalties for Boxer outrages, while the United States, Russia and France seek limits. Officials think Tokyo will back moderation.
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Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
Italy
United States
Russia
France
China
Corps of
Hay
Europe
Agreement Reached on Punishment and Indemnity in Pekin
Diplomatic corps finalize terms of a preliminary treaty in Pekin with punishments and indemnities outlined. American cavalry pursued bandits near Pekin, killing seven. Conger viewed as too radical for Washington. German flag reported raised on Great Wall after a mountain march. Labor unrest hits Tampa cigar makers as a general strike unfolds amid strong resistance from Resistencia forces.
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Pekin
Ta Ku
Lian Fu
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Muecenefel
Great Wall
Hey Ling Cheng
Boxer
Pao Ting Fa
Tampa
Fla
Residencia Organization
International Cigar Makers Union
Trades Assembly
Resistencia
Britain to buy 50000 horses for Kitchener policing Transvaal
New York reports Britain will purchase fifty thousand horses within six months for Lord Kitchener to use in policing the Transvaal and Orange Free State. John S. Bratton of St. Louis says the British agent will visit his stockyard to select saddle horses for shipment from New Orleans to Durban.
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New York
Lord Kitchener
Transvaal
Orange Free State
John 8. Bratton
St. Louis
New Orleans
Durban
Robert's Successor General Kitchener to Command in South Africa
New York reports a London proclamation appointing General Kitchener to command British forces in South Africa, succeeding Lord Roberts. Roberts is expected to return by December, with Kitchener possibly taking temporary rank if Methuen delays. Citizens debate troop requests and Roberts's ongoing bulletins influence public opinion.
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New York
London
the Tribune
Kitchener
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Roberts
Methuen
Treasury
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Noted Swindler Henry Seelig Seized in New York
Henry Seelig alias B Blank, a fugitive accused of swindling and profit of about 300000, arrested in New York and held at police headquarters. He faces arraignment on complaints from victims nationwide after four years on the run.
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New York
Henry Seelig
B. Blank
Washington
Griscom
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Thomas H. Norton
Harpool
Kentucky
Smyrna
Naples
Chester
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