Clark Delegation Seated by National Democrats
National Democratic Committee unanimously seats the Clark delegation from Montana after a four to one subcommittee vote. The decision, amid strong pro Clark sentiment, sparks talks of a possible vice presidential bid for Clark while Bryan’s stance on free coinage remains pivotal to the platform dispute.
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Emperor vows vengeance as German Marines head for China
In Berlin July 3 the emperor told German marine detachments sailing from Wilhelmshaven for China that Germany will avenge Baron von Ketteler’s murder and dictate peace to the Chinese. He urged unity with Allied forces and pledged to plant the German flag over Pekin while defending fellow Christians, urging calm amid reports of limited forces at Tien Tsin and Taku.
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Oregon Not Admitted as Port Arthur Dock Too Small
A navy department cablegram from Lieutenant Key dated Tokyo reports Russia's dock at Port Arthur is too small for Oregon to enter. The dispatch notes Oregon is not at Pekin where he was naval attaché. If floated, Oregon will be docked at Nagasaki.
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Reminders of Massacre Push for Japanese Expedition Mandate
London reports that relief columns cannot reach Tien Tsin and foreigners remain trapped in Pekin. The fear of massacre grows as public opinion calls for a fully equipped single nationality army, preferably Japan, to complete the work left undone in 1860 with secure authority to prevent withdrawal.
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Hung Chang asks for U S gunboat to Tien Tein
London wire reports July dispatch from Hong Kong states Hung Chang has requested a United States gunboat to transport him to Tien Tein. The request underscores uneasy regional tensions and potential international intervention.
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Missionaries Under Fire In Shanghai Dispatches
Washington reports a telegram from Consul General Goodnow dated July 2 describing a British legation siege. Diplomatic staff and officials are in the legation after a fire and bombardment with German and Austrian forces reportedly involved. injuries are said to have occurred.
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Rumor of Other Murders Sparks Urban Rumors
Fragmentary notices from July report tensions over British commentary on American non participation in the Taku bombardment. Protests by Kempf and others reference foreseen actions and growing Chinese smear campaigns amid uncertain naval events.
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Chinese Situation Update From Washington July 2
Washington reports no new orders on the Chinese crisis by noon with no changes in Pekin details. Boxers appear less ferocious as cannons stop. concern grows over events since June 25. Navy confirms Lt. Key, the naval attaché, is safe in Tollo outside Pekin.
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Empress Is a Prisoner in Forbidden Palace
Washington reports telegraphs from Consul General Goodnow and Consul McWade at Canton saying on the 2th two legations stood, the emperor and the empress are prisoners, the city walls closed, Prince Tuan in control, and conditions of anarchy prevail. Viceroy Li Hung Chang promises a strong peace proclamation and steps to protect foreigners as far as possible. He has increased his army.
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Flames Kill Twelve in Hoboken Tenement Fire
Ill fire in crowded tenements at 1381 Adams Street Hoboken early today claimed twelve lives four bodies unidentified by noon. Identified dead include Joseph Nicolaus 28 and 18t Bachman 4. four Winkler family members saved while Mr Winkler and two children perished as Mrs Winkler burned clinging to her infant. husband dragged her and the child to safety through a window.
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London dispatch on Cape frontier moves and Dutch forces
A London dispatch dated July 3 reports Lord Roberts from Pretoria on July 1. General Hunter reached Frankfort with MacDonald joining him. two Seaforths and 18 Derby militia were found in hospital after being treated by Boer forces. Methuen’s message from Paarakraal notes Dewet was recaptured along with other Afrikander leaders.
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