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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1900

Page

4

Germany Sends 60000 Troops to China as U S

A report from Washington dated Sept 27 states Germany has ordered 60 000 troops to China while the United States maintains a firm stance against altering the original peace framework. The State Department notes German insistence on punitive action while the U S seeks preliminary negotiations with China led by Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang.

Washington Gheny China Kaiser Wilhelm Far East Department of State United States Germany Berlin Prince Ching Li Hung Chang Yas Chaffee Pekin Chili William Tuan State Department Privy Council Count von Waldersee

Britain Denies Equal Tone With America in China Reply

London reports that Lord Salisbury told the German ambassador his terms for surrender of Chinese outrages resemble the U S reply but Berlin rejects this as not a formal answer. The British foreign office says the AP claim that no reply was sent is denied and Salisbury’s response is declared issued.

Pekin Salisbury United States Germany London Associated Press Berlin Great Britain Count von Hatzfeldt-Willenburg Lord Salisbury Count von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg China Europe Washington Downing Street Claude MacDonald British Foreign Office England

Delayed U S China Talks Influence Pekin Negotiations

Washington reports show the United States weighing its stance as it reduces troops in China and awaits powers' plans on Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching. General Chaffee offered to escort Li, a move declined to let Russians handle Li's safety, while Conger relations with Earl Li and Prince Ching remain uncertain amid potential delays in negotiations.

Washington Chaffee Pekin China Department Li Hung Chang State Department Conger Earl Li Prince Ching United States Prince Tuan

Chaffee Plans Winter Base Near Tien Tsin

General Chaffee arrived and met staff officers to discuss a winter base near Tien Tsin. He visited Tonku, eyed a tentative plan using cann t, and discussed Li Hung Chang with an American officer accompanying him. Field Marshal Waldersee to arrive for a multinational troop review. Russians move toward Shang Hai Kuan after Li Tsi forts seizure.

Pekin Russia Li Hung Chang Count von Waldersee Li Tsi Shang Hai Kuan

Population growth in Houston and Memphis cities

Washington reports Houston with 44 633 residents, up 17 876 since 1890, a 61 97 percent rise, while Memphis reaches 102 520 residents, up from 64 405 in 1890, a 58 65 percent increase. Thomas Hall, a respected Crawfordsville resident, was killed crossing the southbound Menon train at the station in front of a large crowd.

Washington Houston Tex Memphis Crawfordsville Ind Menon Thomas Hall As .T

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