Situation in China Remains Unchanged, Con Ger Reports
Washington sources say Minister Con ger’s latest Pekin dispatch Aug 30 shows no material change in Pekin’s status. Russia’s stance drives responses while most powers delay final action. Li Hung Chang seeks peace talks as some Chinese leaders are detained. General Chaffee’s communications remain blocked. urgency to obtain guidance dispatches persists.
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British Government to Hear Pekin Before Replying on Russia
News from London notes no definite stance on Pekin affairs as powers consider proposals. Shanghai reports an edict appointing Li Hung Chang and others to negotiate peace from Tai Yuan Fu. Four German warships reach Wu Sung while dismissing immediate Pekin withdrawal. Russian proposals may be modified to fit original terms, with Lord Salisbury seeking closer alignment.
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Race riot erupts in New York over apple core incident
In West Forty-eighth street an apple core hurled by a negro boy struck William Kobles a white vendor leading to a violent clash between whites and blacks. Police dispersed the mob after threats and standoffs near Brooks and Springle's saloon. a white crowd pursued negroes on Ninth avenue and a woman armed with a razor faced a large crowd before police intervened.
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United AME Zion and Colored Methodists Plan Chicago Tabernacle
The African Methodist Episcopal Zion church with 300000 members and the Colored Methodist church with 150000 members will consolidate to form a Chicago tabernacle, the largest colored church building in the United States. Delegates met in Indianapolis with Bishops Walters Harris Clinton Dancy for Zion and Holsey Philips for the Methodists. The consolidation was approved in spring conferences and the new name will be African Methodist Episcopal Zion church with officers split by the old groups' size.
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G. W. Clinton
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O. H. Philips
Christian Index of
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Bryan Calms Stampede at Electric Park Stand
In Chicago on September 3 W J Bryan faced a panic as the crowd surged in the speaker’s stand at Electric park. A floor section creaked and sagged sending women screaming and men scrambling to escape while Bryan calmly spoke and prevented a disaster.
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W. J. Bryan
Electric Park
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Yaqui Indians Seek Peace Talks With Diaz
A five member Yaqui delegation traveling from Hermosillo to Mexico City will present a plan to President Diaz to end a two year conflict. They demand autonomy to govern their tribal affairs and anticipate Diaz may not accept the proposal.
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