Marines Reach Pekin Amid Sino foreign tensions
A chaotic dispatch notes U S and allied powers preparing safeguards in China as Admiral Seymour advances on Pekin. Russia reports heavy losses at Taku with several ships damaged. U S Consul warns no Pekin contact for six days as missions are looted and missionaries evacuated.
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Paris
Foreign Office
China
Yunnan
Rome
United States
Eneror
M. Cambon
Wallington
Proxant
Arden
France
Chilea
Pekin
Unday
Seymount
Washington
State Department
Fowler
Che Foo
San Chow
Taku
Cabinet considers British Columbia lieutenant governor post
Ottawa June 9 cabinet meeting discussed the BC lieutenant governor appointment. Lieutenant Governor McInnes has had four governments in two years, two dismissed, one backed by a majority, and he refused to permit the legislature.
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Ottawa
Ont
British Columbia
McInnes
Premier Martin Defeated as Loyalists Demand Dismissal of Lieutenant Governor
In a turbulent session, Martin faces overwhelming defeat as 25 of 38 MPs push for the dismissal of Lieutenant Governor McInnes after a contested vote. A call for immediate Yukon representation meets Laurier’s opposition for delay until census next year.
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Martin
McInnes
Gia
Metnnes
House of Commons
Charles Queet
Senna
Yukon Territory
Wilfrid Laurier
Inauguration Readied as Hawaiian Government Ends
A Honolulu dispatch notes the transition to U S laws as Hawaii shifts at midnight tomorrow. Officials from internal revenue, customs, and post office prepare licenses, bonds, and new procedures. The jetty of measures includes stamps and a broad inauguration program. delegates for the territorial convention are named and party organization outlined.
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Chicago
Honolulu
San Francisco
Anys
Post Office
Custom House
Internal Revenue
Hawaiian Islands
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Hert M. Thomas
Internal Revenue Department
Rome
Internal Revenue Partment
Chance
Andrew Smith
Custom Department
Hawaii Custom Service
Post Office Department
Messrs Flint and Hall
Hawaii
Prince , T. Wilder
W. N. Cornwell
W.S. Withers
John D. Holt
John H. Wise
Prince ‘Kawwenanakow
Tate
Kanaolan
Cupid Kalantangole
Charles ‘T
Bryan
Col. C.J. McCarthy
Territorial Central Committee
Charles 4 Rhodes
KITCHENER'S ESCAPE AND KRUGERSDORP GAIN
London reports Lord Roberts says Hunter occupied Krugersdorp with no opposition and Methuen routed a Boer force into Hellborn and the Orange River Colony. Baden-Powell heads back to Rustenburg as Kitchener narrowly escapes capture during an attack on a repair train at Leeuwaprult. Rail and telegraph to Cape Town restored. Johannesburg quiet. Ficksburg shelled as Boers fear marching forces.
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Lord Roberts
Hunter
Krugersdorp
Johannesburg
Methuen
Hellborn
Orange River
Baden-Powell
Rustenburg
Here
Tusterburg
Hutton
Duplessis
Cape Town
Kitchener
Leeuwaprult
Kopjes Station
Roots
General Dower
Sum
Rhenoster
Boera
Runkle
Ficksburg
Daly Donahop & Moter Remodeling Bank Rooms
During remodeling of permanent banking rooms in the Chambers block the business is conducted in the room north of Leyson's Jewelry store. Daly, Donahop & Moter.
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Chambers Block
Leyson
Troops Employ Artillery in Chinese Attacks on Legations
London reports renewed bombardment as Chinese forces press on legations. Mentions Russian relief force outside Pokta, casualties at Taku, and rumors of French and German officials killed. Ships bombard harbor mines, Japanese mobilisation, and ships like Undaunted and Korletz involved. Christian attacks rise at Yum Nan Fu. U S transport Thomas diverted to Nagasaki with 1209 troops for Manila. Li Hung Chang summoned to Pekin signaling shift in Manchu policy.
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Shanghai
Krim
Associated Press
Seyamour
Swanghel
London Times
Paott Shing Liat Beymour
Pekiy
Peel
Pokta
Taku
Pern
Berlin
Korletz
Mandschur
Daily Expressways
Japan
Undaunted
Bhanghal
Acton
Hai Yane
Armstrongs
Yum Nan Fu
Wa Hn
Czchuan
Men Tsin
United States
Thomas
Manila
Nagasaki
The
Times
Pekin
Admiral Seymour
Li Hung Chang
World wires report and notable deaths this June day
Paris dispatch notes France faces delicate China role amid Russia Britain contest. Obituary notices report Harvard benefactor Wells dies in Norwich. Monson, British ambassador to France, dies aged 70. Martinsville justice case leads to arson and militia readiness. Galena marshal killed by live wire incident.
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The
Times
Paris
Repu
Hanvels
China
France
Russia
Great Britain
Norwich
Conn
David D. Wells
David AL Wells
Harvard University
Lond Monson
Amund Monson
Richmond
Henry Harmston
Martinsville
Tyler
Hotel Blaze Kills One, Wounds Many in South Bend
Fire at the Morrison hotel on Vistula avenue in South Bend early this morning caused a deadly blaze with one man killed and six seriously injured. The incident, possibly incendiary, followed by a massive explosion, sent guests fleeing and trapped others in their rooms as firefighters arrived.
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Ind
Morrison
Vistula Avenue
L. C. Smart
Hudson
Mich
Mia
F. Smith
Fred Myers
Adrian Mich
John H. Johnson
Michael Lynch
William Allen
Muncie
Vna
Mr. Smith
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New Manila
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