Corsets and Leading Makes Added to Lewis Stock
The store expands its corset offerings beside its La Vida and French Corset lines. The supplier brings in popular leading brands from the Lewis stock, including the well known varieties.
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21 Jul 1900
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Daily Inter Mountain in Butte, Montana
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1900
Page
1
Corsets on Sale From Royal Worcester and R G Brands
A sales notice touts Royal Worcester and R G corsets in black French coutille with lace trim, sizes 18 to 26 inches. Items include No. 84 Bon Ton, No. 08 I C corsets, with discounts from 3.00 to 4.00 and savings of about one third. Private fitting rooms offered for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C
Royal Worcester
Terrible Near-Disaster at Tien Tsin Attack
A Tien Tsin dispatch from Che Foo dated July 15 via Shanghai details the July 13 assault on the native city. Allied forces under Dorward and Fukushina faced fierce Chinese fire, with Col. Liscum mortally wounded and 91 Allied troops plus five officers lost out of 426. The combined effort by Japanese, French, American, British forces breached the wall by dawn the next day, entering the city, while casualties mounted and a controversial burning of the town sparked debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening World
Tien Tsin
Che Foo
Shanghai
Fukushina
Pukushina
Nowise
Dorward
Waller
Liscum
Ninth United States Infantry
Hfe
Jy v
Run Ford
Major Regan
Strug
Fukishina
Ninth
Davis
Meade
Ronting
Pekin
Tonga
Russians rout Chinese on Amur river right bank
A St. Petersburg dispatch says Chinese attackers on the Amur were surprised and routed on the right bank. Blagovestchenski and Ai gun were targeted, Sakhakin burned by Russian shells. Russians held key positions, killed about two thousand Chinese, and captured seventeen guns with light Russian losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
St. Petersburg
Blagovestchenski
Amur
Sakhakin
Aigun
Biagovestchenski
China asks France mediation over Boxer crisis
Paris dispatch reports Foreign Minister Del Casse reading a Chinese emperor telegram requesting French mediation rather than intervention by other powers. France replies that action hinges on absolute measures including dismissal of Tuan and high officials, halt orders against foreigners, and stringent Boxer repression before any consideration of mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. del Casse
China
France
Prince ‘Puan
Ind
Tuan
M. del Cante
Brageniilen
Ching
Russians Break Siege at Sakhalin and Move on Aigun
On July 16 General Gribski reinforced and opened heavy fire. Russian shells burned Sakhalin village as Chinese troops massed at Warloua points. After hours of bombardment Russian forces advanced from Bismennaja and attacked Aigun, meeting stout Chinese resistance. News says Russians captured Algun after the gun duel and a forced imperial order declared war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gribski
Sakhalin
Gribsk
Bismennaja
Warloua
Algun
Vince Tuan
Chinese Reform Group in Canada Seeks Global Protectorate
A Montreal sourced cable says the Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada is growing and plans a petition to Britain Germany the United States and Japan. It asks for a joint protectorate over China to govern through the emperor and prevent the empire's dismemberment. The Vancouver meeting on June 21 endorsed promoting the emperor Kwang Hsuan message proposals and sought international backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Montreal
Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Japan
Canada
China
Tto
Kwang Hau
Vancouver
Rebellion Spreads Across Chinese Provinces Amid Boxer Action
A Shanghai dispatch reports the Boxer rebellion expanding northwest into Shan Si Shen Si and Kan Su and southwest toward Hanan. Boxers with Tung Fuh Siang's troops seek to regain ground in Bhan Tung, after a defeat by Yuan Shichao on July 8. Northern provinces remain undisturbed as Li Yun Yi and Chang Chitung push pro foreign order along the Yangtze to the Yellow River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal 4 Advertiser
Shanghaianys
Shan Si
Shen Si
Kan Su
Hanan
Tung Fuh Siang
Bhan Tung
Yuh Sien
Yuan Shicha
Chan- Boow
Chi Hil
Shan Tung
Yellow River
Kiang Sui
Li Yun Yi
Chang Chitung
Yang Tse
Estern
Europe Stunned by Conger Message in London Tribune
A London Tribune report quoted a veteran military analyst calling Mr Conger’s dispatch decisive proof that migrators were alive. He speculated guards held a strong position on a great wall while imperial palace refugees hid via a secret passage, casting doubt on the Britten embassy’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trrbune
London
Conger
State Department
Europe
Imperial City
Conaar
China
Solery
Coalition Talks Between Powers Over China Aid
A dispatch from New York dated July 21 reports Lennon hive negotiations among major powers on forming a coalition. Officials consider a tentative accord to set central policies for two governments, with plans to declare openly the intent of a unified approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lennon Hive
Coaliton
Conger Party Unarmed So Far
Washington reports Wu Ting Fang relayed two telegrams from Shanghai and Nanking about Chinese turmoil. Sheng notes Conger’s telegraphic reply confirms safety of all ministers despite insurgent clashes. Li Kiu Yi says other ministers are unharmed aside from the German minister, with strict measures for the guilty. Li Kiu Yi is a top Chinese diplomat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wu Ting Fang
Sheng
Shanghai
Conger
Li Hung Chang
Li Kiu Yi
Nanking
China
Allies Prepare Pekin Rescue Expedition From Tien Tsin
Washington reports Admiral Remey expects a united multinational force to depart Tien Tsin on August 15 to rescue foreigners imprisoned in Pekin. About 3,100 American troops and units from the Philippines and Marines are expected to join, with Major General Chaffee to command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Remey
Ihis
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Taku
Remey
Coolidge
Tien Tyin
Daggena
Fifth Artillery
Philippines
Grant
Sixth Cavalry
Chaffee
Chinese Retirement Evacuations Reported by Admiralty Telegraph
London July 21 The Admiralty received a telegram from Admiral Rey pulmonary stating that Pen Tsin and surrounding areas have been evacuated by Chinese forces. The message indicates the evacuation affected the locality, with no further details on casualties or forces involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiral Reymonary
Pen Tsin
London Doubtful on Coneer Telegram Receipts
London officials remain surprised by the Washington stance as Coneer's message lacks a date and there is no acknowledgment from the state department for the telegram receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tien Tsin Quiet Report From Navy Spokesman
Washington reports Admiral Remey says Taku and Tien Tsin are quiet as of July 20. Russian sources cite uncertain information with legations still holding. Captains Noyes Bookmiller and officers Lawton Schaeffel wounded. Ninth Infantry officers and Second Lieutenant Dolly sick aboard Solace. about 30 wounded expected, then sent to Yokohama hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Remey
Taku
Jonesh Regan
Noyes
Bookmiller
Lawton
Schaeffel
Oilly
Marine Corps
Solace
Yokohama
Boxer Notes and U S Efforts on Pekin Relief
Cape Town reports a colonial force of 10 000 to be readied to dispatch troops to Ching. Washington notes Mr Conger’s term Chinese troops refers to rebels under Prince Tuan. Secretary Hay informs ambassadors to urge cooperation for Pekin relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Ching
Washington
State Department
Conger
Mose
Prince Tuan
Hay
Coner
Pekin
Diaz Reports Improve From Illness in Mexico City
A Mexico City dispatch says President Diaz de la Rocha is slightly taken ill with neuralgia and confined to Chepultepec rooms while cabinet members confer. The family head reports improvement, expecting his return to town by Monday. Powell Clayton returns from the U S after attending the Philadelphia Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mexico City
Diaz Healightly
Chepultepor
Ayl
Powell Clayton
United States
National
Philadelphia
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