Lenient stance on Pekin crisis provokes Shanghai anger
Shanghai dispatch reports foreign colonies applauding U S calls for no rush evacuating Pekin while Chinese and foreign press push tales of victories and brutal massacres. Empress Dowager resides in Taiyuan Fu as reports detail killings of American and Swedish missionaries and rising anti foreign sentiment spans Shanghai pubs and placards.
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Che Kiang
Li Wang Chang
Goodnow
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Vanderbilt says he would not refuse Congress if chosen
Cornelius Vander Wit fourth of his name in the Vanderbat family, a Republican delegate from New York's 24th district, says he has not sought office but would not object to representing constituents in Congress or any legislative body if called. He adds he is a novice and would respond if summoned.
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A Brave Girl's Deed
Five people were saved from injury or death last night by Miss Ada Mayo Bailey daughter of Colonel Charles L Railey a well known horseman of Lexington Ky A H Calef of New York secretary and treasurer of the Missouri Pacific Trailroad company with Mrs Calef and their guests Mias Alice Neale and Mrs Winston Barrett of Chicago and Mias Raley had driven in an opera bus from Mr Calefs cottage at Sea Bright to the The text ends abruptly not providing full details of the incident or outcome.
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Ada Mayo Bailey
Charles L. Railey
Lexington
A. H. Calef
Missouri Pacific Trailroad Company
Calef
Mias
Alice Neale
Winston Barrett
Chicago
Mias Raley
Sea Bright
French Army Devotion to Duty Shaped by Suicide Order
Paris dispatch reports Colonel Clamorgan issuing an order on the fate of soldiers who die by their own hand. Two cases, one in Kerhuon, another in barracks, are noted as desertion or crime, with a policy that military honors need not be accorded to suicides. The message urges steadfastness, faith in God, and loyalty to France.
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Folan
Kerhuon
Noli
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Horsemens Rivalry Sparks Potential Great Match Race
New York September 4 The World reports a brewing rivalry between W H Whitney and James R Keene over Ballyhoo Bey. Whitney claims Ballyhoo Bey is the year's champion and proposes a race against Tommy Atkins or Commando for any stake, with distance set at seven furlongs or one mile and equal weights. He pledges to add the Flatbush stakes value to the winner and notes the stakes total at $5,000 with Cedar Island Jockey Club additions. Keene must decide if there will be a race.
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Tommy Atkins
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Fallyhoo Bey
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Harrisburg Man nicknamed Shorty dies in gun battle
Francis Frohm known as Shorty, alias Jones, a confessed criminal, was shot to death by farmers near Elizabethville Pa after abducting and firing on residents. His companion Winiski was arrested, and Frohm had earlier helped his group shoot a man during a robbery attempt.
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Frank Winiski
Whitey Btreusser
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Eizabethville
Proclamation Declares Transvaal Part of British Dominion
Under a Bel fast date the proclamation issued with a warrant of July 4 states that the Transvaal will henceforth form a part of her majesty's dominion. Lael Roberts reports the imperial action, marking a major colonial change as of September 1.
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Belfast
Lael Roberts
Transvaal
Latent New York City sensation stars at Sutton's One
The theater presents The Mysterious Lady as the first western production with Mons Ver Nalin and a full company including Jackson, Richards, Relea mimica, and Celique Royal acts. featured acts include Randall the vocal entertainer Chas. KK Harris budget songs and Ceasar and Lewis.
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Relea
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Theunly Rose Randall
Chas
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England Amazed By US stance on China and Pekin retreat
A London dispatch to the Tribune reports the United States misunderstood in a note on China policy. Britain distrusts an American retreat from Pekin and fears a broader open door weakness while Russia advances its interests and mobilizes troops as winter approaches.
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British Policy Outline Delayed by Telegraph Interruption
The outline of policy in the current situation is awaiting the opinion of Sir Claude MacDonald as Lord Salisbury delays awaiting further guidance. Telegraph interference has prevented full communication and kept the decision pending.
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Claude MacDonald
Transvaal No More Annexation Announcement Meets Mixed Reactions
A Capetown dispatch reports that the Lared Roberts sepelaens communiqué announcing the annexation of the South African republic was greeted with silence by the opposition and prolonged cheers by the ministerialists, marking a tense reception in the assembly.
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Gambling Duchess Defies Czar in Russian Court Scandal
Berlin reports a quarrel between the czar and Grand Duchess Vladimir over baccarat and roulette. The grand duchess is said to have led society’s gambling surge, prompting an edict to curb gaming and a threat to banish her from court if she does not obey.
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