Fire Horror at Hoboken Shores Claims Ships and Homes
Fire at Hoboken last evening swept Pier No 2 and three North German Lloyd piers destroying the Bremen Saale and other vessels. Reports indicate 50 to 200 feared dead with at least ten million dollars in property loss and dozens injured as crowds watched ships drift toward New York shore.
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Lloyd Steamship Company
Hlobotien
Hendas
Cront
Thie
Eit
Oplers
Weat Street
Noth German Lloyd Steamship Commn
Vikings Inc
Tre
Hocks
Saate
Bremen
Fee
Wilhelm der Grosse
Kozen
Phoenicia
Ross
Phoeniein
Nre
Niamburg-American Mne
Phoenteia
Periahed
Hoboekn
Panta
Peter Quinn
Feboken
Lloyd
Hoboken
New York Fire Department
Hese
North German
Campbell Storage Compuung
Democrats Split Over Platform and Vice Presidential Pick
Kansas City June 30 The Democratic National Convention faces a lively fight over the platform and the vice presidency while Ryan is urged to attend by special train. Towne is the most active candidate but Hill remains the favored choice among radicals. Richardson is the leading choice for permanent chairman as Towne’s credentials split party support. Delegates and operatives pour into Kansas City as the long foreseen clash over fusion and regional loyalties unfolds.
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Hill
Ikansas City
Ryan
Lincoln
David A. Rose
Milwaukee
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Richardson
Chicago
Jones
Walsh
Charles A. Walsh
Iowa
National Committee
Democratic Party
Mr. Towne
Kansas City
George Fred, Williams
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Williams
New England
David B Hill
New York
Albany
Bryan
Brooklyn
Johnson
Kansas
Ohio
Quakers and Badgers Race Hearts Up Hudson
In Poughkeepsie on the Hudson, the varsity eight race saw Pennsylvania win with Wisconsin second and Cornell third in a close finish. The freshmen two mile race followed with Wisconsin first, Pennsylvania second, and Cornell close behind, amid windy conditions and postponed events.
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College Aquatics
Hudson
Vere
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cornell
Columbia
Georgetown
Rind -Columbia
Coleee
Little Smith
Philadelphia Boys
Naa
Belbh
China Crisis Report Says War Fictions Persist
Berlin reports quote a Chinese minister and British envoy amid German doubts over war, troop deployments, and the fate of Chinese ministers in Europe. A diplomat urges mutual forgiveness and pacific means, noting the high cost of conflict and limited news from Beijing.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Japan
Europe
Lord Gough
China
Lui- Hai Houan
Shanghai
Kwan
Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Local News and Sports Highlights From A Broad Page
The issue surveys multiple sections with athletics at Stamford bridge focusing on Princeton and Pennsylvanians. Results detail hammer throw pole vault and high jump, noting Garrett and Carroll's showings and a London audience cheer. Also reports American jockey wins at Hurst park in several races, with Sir Tatton Sykes and others securing titles and prizes.
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Graham
London Athletic Club
Garrett
Princeton
Horton
Voleman
Stump Carroll
Tigers
Lascellas
Juondon Athletic Club
Carroll
Henderson
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Hurst Park
St. Simon
Marchioness
Rigby
Capt. Eustace
Loder
Isenglass
Kilkenny
J. Reiff
Duchess of York
R. Waldie Griffith
J. H. Martin
Mapor J. D. Edward
Terry
Fitz Valentine
Fitzsimon
St. Valentine
Mr. Oliver's
Ji Reiff
Rescue the Minsters Day in Pekin Showing Foreign Ministers’ Plight
Washington reports four accounts on foreign ministers in Pekin with no clear reason for their failure to leave within a day. Navy plans expedition to Pekin continue as ministers appear in need of help. Reports from Shanghai and London note Boxers, missions attacked, and foreigners evacuating.
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Washington
State
Navy
Pekin
Tsung Li Yamen
War Department
London
Shanghai
Tien Tsin
Taku
Che Foo
New Chang
Shang Tang
Waiding
Denby
United States
China
Charles Denby
Chow Fu
Shan Tung
Chin Chow
Hong Kong
Brooklyn
Formosa
Japan
Portsmouth
Russia
Fuerst Bismarck
Kiel
Far East
State Department
Choate
Dondon
Movements in South Africa Reported Near Standerton
Report from Missel’s farm says Gen Clery with the Fourth Brigade has arrived at Pretoria nine miles from Standerton. Movements complete the hemming in of General De Wet. The country is flat and the Boers are unable to maneuver effectively.
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Pretoria
Missels‘ Farm
Clery
Standerton
Dewet
St Louis unions plan July Fourth fundraiser for strike buses
A St Louis committee of fifty representing trades and labor unions voted to canvass the city on July 4 to raise funds for purchasing buses for strikers to challenge the transit company. Mayor Zelgenheim will not block the holiday celebrations but bans gunfire and blasts of dynamite and powder carriers.
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St. Louis
Zelgenhein
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Schlesische Zeitung
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Dainties
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Timely
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