Not Advancing Provinces South of the Yellow River
London reports that allied forces near Pekin do not advance for relief as 18,000 troops arrive. Southern viceroys have formed a confederacy with Nankin as center, disavowing Prince Tuan and signaling a split from the empire. Russian railways are reported destroyed in Manchuria, with Japan increasingly relied upon to provide urgent force.
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London
Pekin
House of Commons
William St. John Broderick
Yang Tse
Hasten
von Mergen
Robert Hatt
Customs
China
Shanghai
Prince Tuan
Heang Ho
Will Avenger Kettelers Forces For China Action
Berlin reports from well authenticated sources that Emperor William I will seek full satisfaction for Baron von Reihelers death by dispatching armed forces rivaling other powers. Size unsure but likely thousands, with fleet reinforcements. Prince Henry seeks command. constitutional limits may slow dispatch, yet action is deemed necessary.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Count von Huelew
Af Tura
Amperor William
Baron von Reiieler
Hurge
China
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Count von Uelow
German Press Pushes Hardline Over Pekin Outrage
A German newspaper roundtable urges swift reprisal against China after the Pekin killings, with calls to deploy a large force to seize Taku and Tien-Tain. Ministers in Beijing express regret at Pekin events while defending the Dowager Empress. The press argues for unity among European powers to avenge Baron von Ketteler’s death and curb Chinese rebellion.
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China
Tonighe Aus Hon
Germany
Shan Tung
Lu Hai Houn
Ed Prema
Pekin
Jepress Ton Anima Arop
Taku
Tien Tain
Tageblatt
Russia
England
France
Baron von Ketteler
North German Gazette
Our Dead and Wounded From the Navy Casualties
Washington reports Admiral Kempff's telegram listing casualties and wounded from the fleet action. Names include Corporal James Lannigan and privates J K Miller, W B Morris, Ed Pro yensal, John Hunter, W H Nichols, and others. several sailors and a cadet are noted as wounded or seriously wounded. Ships’ crews of various nations reembarking. Captain McCalla reported wounded earlier.
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Washington
Rex
Kempff
Che Foo
Navy
James
Lannigan
J. Kk. Miller
W. B H. Morris
Ed Proyensal
John Hunter
W. H. Nichols
Boatgwain
T. Thomas
H. A. Groman
H. Severson
Taussi
Bowtewain
Washington Dispatch on China Crisis and Japan Reinforcements
News from Washington outlines a mood of anxiety over Pekin and the fate of Baron von Ketteler while signaling unity among powers to welcome Japan’s offer to reinforce Chinese forces. Officials deny plans for wider troop dispatches to China beyond Manila infantry and a possible Sixth Cavalry movement from San Francisco.
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Washington
Kempff
China
Pekin
Germman
Baron von Ketteler
Hermann
State Department
M. ‘Thiebaut
Japan
Nlone
Pogland
Russia
France
Hay
Root
Hitchcock
Long
United States
North West
Manila
Taku
6Th Cavalry
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Cuba
Miles
Wond
Ling
New Orleans
Oregon
Sheldon Denies Vice Presidential Nomination Report
London July 2 Reverend Charles M. Sheldon of Kansas was questioned about a report he was nominated for the vice presidency of the United Christian party. He said the nomination was proposed without authority and he has no intention of accepting it.
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London
Charles M. Sheldon
Kansas
United Christan Party
Warner’s 16 to 1 position rocks Kansas City rally
At a United States Monetary league meeting in Kansas City General A J Warner challenged supporters of free silver to favor automatic regulation of coinage. He warned that focusing on the 16 to 1 ratio could split the party while asserting the main campaign issues would be anti imperialism trusts and humanitarian aims.
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Kamas City
United States Monetary League
Atais Oh
A. J. Warner
York
Warner
St. John
Barry
Pennsylvania
General Warner
Mr. Harvey
Congress
General St. John
Wnleas
McKinley
Harvey
Bryan
H. A. Hillix
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Kansas City
J. R. Sovereign of
Arkansia
W. H. Berry
Chester
Mr. Rey
Mr. Bryan
Moses
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
Butte City
Summit Valley
Biver Bow County
Recorder's Office
Buver How County
State of Montana
Ertistus A. Nichola
Savage Lode
Michael Carroll
Bell Lode
William McDermott
George D. Greene
Register
Samuel Barker, JR
Boer Commander Captured Near Lichtenberg
A London dispatch reports the capture near Lichtenberg of General Snyman, who besieged Mafeking, and an important Boer commander, signaling a turning point in the siege and the ongoing Boer War developments.
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New York
London
Lichtenberg
Snyman
Mafeking
Cruiser Philadelphia Heads to China After Pacific Voyage
Astoria Oregon July 3 news notes the cruiser Philadelphia now ready to depart within days for duties in the China region after completing a Pacific voyage. The brief item records the ship and location with a concise update on its movement.
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Astoria
Ore
Philadelphia
Compulsory retirement of two naval officers named
A Washington report to the Herald states that two officers from the battle of Maila bay are retired due to physical condition. Lieutenant John Gibron from the Boston and Lieutenant Morgan from the Olympia will be retired as lieutenant commanders.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Maila Bay
John Gibron
Boston
Morgan
Olympia
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