China Must Pay the Price of its Treachery
A late 19th or early 20th century editorial argues that European powers should unite to punish China for the Boxer rebellion. It depicts China as barbaric and demands harsh international action to enforce peace and bring the empire to justice. The piece insists vengeance will be swift and decisive.
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Watches and world religion clash in a late era column
A lengthy opinion piece rails at falsehoods in tax lists noting watches valued at 34 755 listed for tax, then shifts to the St Louis streetcar strike, global religious conflicts, politics, and American imperialism. It cites Cuba, the Philippines, and the 1900s crusade politics with references to Dave Hill and 16 to 1.
Myriads Slain Foreigners Fought Brave to End
London July 16 dispatches recount the siege of Peking during the Boxer Rebellion with details of European casualties and heroic stand as foreign legations shelled. Reports from Shanghai and Tokyo describe Chinese resistance, Japanese operations, and Allied advances against Boxers. An American call for stronger action and mobilization accompanies notes on other global reactions.
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Baseball Contests In National and Minor Leagues
Baseball column reports results from national and minor leagues with scattered scores. Cincinnati and Milwaukee show wins while Buffalo and Detroit games are noted with rain and delays. Weather outlook calls for showers in Ohio and southerly winds across West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana.
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Kentucky Conventions Set as Parties Name Governor Hopefuls
Kentucky politics this week centers on state conventions in Louisville and Lexington where Republicans will nominate John W. Yerkes for governor without opposition and Democrats face a lively table of candidates led by ex-governor William Goebel. The scene shifts to broader GOP activity with St Paul league events and Roosevelt anticipated at the Republican clubs convention. In other notes, Bryan hopes to gain momentum while Virginia Populists pledge support.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Claims Health Benefits
An old time medicine ad urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to prevent indigestion nervousness and bad blood. It asserts quick stomach relief nerve strengthening blood purification and vitality plus Hood's Pills claimed to cure all liverills for 23 cents.
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