All Are Doomed As Foreign Powers Clash In Asia
Panic and reports from Shanghai to Che Foo describe brutal fighting near Tien Tsin Pekin and the fall of the native city. Dispatches say Chinese forces surround Tien Tsin 7 000 to 8 000 men in the area siege continues. Admiral Seymour wounded while in a Tein Tsin house and Boxers push toward Pekin amid widespread claims of atrocities against wounded and prisoners.
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Edict Calls for Chinese Troop Deployments Across Regions
Dated July 3, a royal declaration urges swift suppression of Christian opposition while warning that any attempt to stamp out uprisings could be dangerous. It notes the dowager empress ready to shield threatened legations in Pekin and questions whether local governors will mobilize troops to defend their districts against territorial loss.
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All Put To Death In Pekin Riots Rumor Surfaces
Shanghai dispatch reports three Chinese servants claim foreigners totaling about 4000 people including 40 soldiers and 100 customs officers, along with women and children, were killed after holding out until their delegates. Rumor says Kwan Hsu and the empress dowager have been poisoned.
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Boxers surround the throne in China amid siege
London July 1 The Shanghai Times correspondent reports that 15000 Boxers and Chinese troops attacked the inner palace area on June 27 and were repulsed with one inner gate open briefly The emperor and empress dowager remain inside surrounded by Boxers Also details the allied assault on Tienshin and city seizure with 15000 Japanese troops embarked and 3000 more mobilized ready for embarkation
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Despair After Pekin Campaign Halt Says St Petersburg Dispatch
A St Petersburg dispatch reports Vice Admiral Alexei officials announce cannot advance on Pekin without reinforcements and pontoons stores. The move sparks despair and is seen as nearly abandoning the Europeans in the region.
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Collegiants Disappointed By China Service Delays
New York July 4 The war in China disappoints eastern college graduates who had been appointed to the Chinese customs service in Pekin. Appointments made by Secretary Hart, with promises of promotion and language training, are disrupted as several graduates await events to determine their fate. Some had already planned to sail from San Francisco, while others fear loss of positions and future opportunities.
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Fight Over Silver Ratio Shows Jones and Daniels Clash
Kanme City July 4 The convention committee on resolutions debated the silver ratio question with Mr Metcalf submitting a platform that reaffirmed the Chicago stance while others urged a firm declaration for free coinage at 16 to 1 Senator Daniels Virginia urged omitting the ratio to reel in old supporters The debate featured fiery speeches by Van Wyck FitzGerald Williams and Williams about party unity and the danger of alienating voters in the process.
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