Germans plan long campaign in China amid press support
Berlin reports Count von Buelow's expedition plan approved by cross press sentiment while German diplomacy seeks to avert a separate war gain. German papers condemn Anglo-French efforts and urge unity with Japan to subdue China as observers warn of intensified hostilities and an unsettled international order.
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Count von Biutelow
Cena
Count von Ruelow
Germany
Ching
Duetsche
China
England
Adda
Japan
Maglana
Porkhammer
Clintte
Commissariat
Houston
Rommely
Harmiany
Lrge
American League Play At Buffalo Milwaukee Detroit Scrimmage
The record lists teams and lineups across four sites with scores and batteries. At Buffalo the Pautalo-Putterles-Bulfato trio leads against Kansas City and others. Indianapolis hosts a mixed match with Milwaukee and Detroit teams and scores.
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Buffalo
RH. EB
Pautalo cc Aeacteeeseeeressserees Lo
Humans City
Putterles
Bulfato
Foreman
Speer
Kansas City
Patten and Gonding
Indianapolis
R. Fles
Trillapolis
Detroit
Kr, HL
Tetroit Cp
Esse
Hl and
Shaw
Chicago
Fisher and
Buckley
Cleveland
R. H. EB
Hart and Spies
Minneapolis
Harvey and
Fisher
Governor Shaw offers reward in Mabel Schofield murder
Des Moines July 14 Governor Shaw authorizes a state reward for the killer of Mabel Schofield the Macksburg girl slain last fall Prominent Des Moines citizens pressed the case on him and he agreed to a fuller investigation citing new facts not previously printed as bearing on the crime and urging swift action by the state executive office.
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Des Moines
Shaw
Mabel Schofield
Macksburg
State House
New South Wales
Sydney
Commonwealth
Washington
District of Columbia
Melbourne
Jimmy Michael Wins 20 Mile Motor Pace at Manhattan Beach
In front of about 7,000 spectators Jimmy Michael defeated Floyd Mc Farland in a 20 mile motor pacer race at Manhattan Beach track. Michael set a new track record by finishing in 34 minutes 36 3 5 seconds, lowering the old mark by 2 minutes 12 5 seconds.
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Jimmy Michael
New York
Floyd McFarland
Manhattan Beach
Fate of the legations and British protests over Pekin
London reports ongoing interest and public tension over the Pekin legations. The United States pushes to force China to grant relief to Minister Conger, while British critics question the effectiveness of joint operations and gauge political fallout in London and Parliament.
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Associated Press
London
Pekin
Great Britain
United States
China
Conger
British Foreign Office
Shanghai Horror Story Debunked Amid China Tension
London reports that Shanghai officials confirm foreigners from Wen Chow landed safely. China rail chief Sheng denied. Beijing attack claims seen as Shanghai fabrication. Germany expands expeditionary force with 10 000 volunteers and 416 officers. plans to charter 30 ships from Bremen and Hamburg lines. Petersburg notes no confirmation of Russian minister De Geirs murder.
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London
China
Foreign Office
Shanghai
Wen Chow
Sheng
Railways and Telegraphs of
Pekin
Prince Tuan
Legations
Berlin
Germany
Bremen
Hamburg
Paris Celebrates Naval Fete Amid Sunlit Festivities
Paris marked a naval fete with large public celebrations after the July Fourth style festivities. Tri color arches shaded the city as open air balls filled streets and squares, with the municipality funding 304000 francs for the event and numerous theatres offering performances. About 450 prisoners benefited from pardons or sentence reductions during the celebrations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Bril Haney
Long Champs
Bois de Boulogne
Horrible Story of Chinese Barbarity Headlines in St Petersburg
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports the czar reacting with grief to the alleged assassinations in Pekin and torture of M. De Giers and the Russian legation. Admiral Alexiev’s cables describe brutal killings, mob violence, and martyrdom amid scenes of mourning and cabinet urgency. Russia seeks to maintain cordial Russo Korean relations amid China events.
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de Giers
Alexieft
Legation
M. de Glers
China
Count Lamsdorf
St. Petersburg
Czar
Admiraal Alexieft
Russia
Japan
No Confirmation of Russian Minister Death in Pekin
Washington reports say the Russian embassy has no information confirming the killing of the Russian minister at Pekin. Officials note Russia faces similar information gaps as other powers and warn the situation could shift if reports prove true. Dr. Von Hobben met Secretary of State and said he had no Chinese crisis details. Rumors of Wu interviews draw attention but no formal action is taken amid high tensions.
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Washington
Pekin
China
State Department
St. Petersburg
von Hobben
Way
China Situation Worsens Aboard U S Despatches
Washington July 14 Consul General Goodenow reports China developments growing worse not better The Honan Shansi region is two provinces with Pekin city within reach Li Hung Chang forces push north against Pekin while western Shansi block impedes advance The missing date in Goodenow’s message hampers officials and prompts cables to state and navy departments.
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Washington
Goodenow
Navy
China
State Department
Chinasi
Chile
Pekin
Tlonan
Shansi
Naval
Silence of the Grave Besieged Foreigners Case Deepens
London observers report growing pessimism over Pekin and Tien Tsin with officials conceding little hope. Shanghai consuls have nearly ceased challenging evidence as Chinese edicts appear to mask a tragic tale of imperial innocence. If bombardment occurred it would implicate Chinese troops, undermining claims of legation defense. Reinforcements struggle as the river diversion hinders travel. Some women in Tien Tsin have grown white with horror.
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London
Pekin
Shanghai
United States
Goodnow
Legations
Tien Tsin
Ten Tsin
Germans to Fight China Base Ball and Fate of the Legations
A multi page issue lists topics across sections including Germans to Fight China and Safe at Shanghai on the first page, with notes on Chinese barbarity. Other pages cover novels, dramatizations, and various editorials, with headlines spanning politics, society, and sports.
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China
Legations
Shanghai
Paris Exposition Fete Falls Short as Royals Sleep In
Paris officials lament a failed royal attendance at the national fete as czar emperor and other monarchs skip visits. The crowd at the palisade De Laconcorde fireworks faced a crush, causing panic and many women fainted or were trampled though no deaths are reported.
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Sweden
Persia
William
Victoria
Naples
Dr. Evans
Loubet
Paris
Palkice de Laconcorde
John Nelson Wins Six Days Golden Wheel Race
Cambridge July 14 John Nelson of Chicago won the six days Golden Wheel medal race at Charles River park trek covering 391 miles and 790 yards. Pierce placed second with 383 miles 103 yards Stinson third 376 miles 157 yards and Miller fourth 357 miles 1650 yards. Riders worked two hours daily and the event ends at 10 tonight.
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Cambridge
John Nelson
Chicago
Charles River Park
Pierce
Stinson
Miller
St Louis Murder Report Involving Transit Worker
St Louis July 14 Herman Baule of Union Ice was fatally shot by Wm FE Herman motorman of the St Louis Transit Co in a drug store. Young a striker was also shot but not seriously. Herman fired at Wm Gray a striker who called him a sear.
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St. Louis
Herman Baule
Union Ice Company
Wm. FE. Herman
St. Louis Transit Company
Young
Herman
Wm. Gray
Baptist Young People's Union session attracts 10000 in Cincinnati
Attendance at the third day of the International Assembly in Cincinnati is estimated at 10,000. Sectional meetings and music hall sessions were held with reports and addresses, including B. F. Dunwiddie of Janesville, Wis. A chorus of four hundred capped the evening exercises.
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Cincinnati
International Assembly of the Baptist Young People’s Union
B. F. Dunwiddie
Janesville
Wis
German envoy disputes imperial document and Kiao Chau fate
Berlin reports Li Hat Hounan presented an imperial note June 29. Germany rejects it and debates China policy. Von Lesel meets Count von Buelow on ambassador stance after arrival in China. Protests over Kiao Chau seizure link to Chinese unrest. Norddeutsche Allgemeine notes on Hav Holleben reciprocity. Count Schlieffen dies. martare credit society case ends with heavy fines for two directors.
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Berlin
Li Hat Hounan
Foreign Office
von Lesel
Count von Buelow
China
Colonie Volks Zeitung
Kio Chau
Anzer
Shan Tung
Kiao Chau
Pekin
Garon Heyking
Martare Credit Society
Stettin
Death to Loubet Shouted During Paris Military Review
Paris marked Bastille Day with a grand parade at Bois de Boulogne. A single heckler cried Death to Loubet as President Loubet rode by and was arrested amid the crowd. A clash between socialists and nationalists flared briefly near Bois de Boulogne before calming.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Loubet
Long Champs
Elysee Palace
Bois
Loudet
le Armee
French Reaction to American Cheers at Paris Athletics
French spectators at the Paris event reacted with surprise and phrases like What a band of savages as American college cheers rang out. They observed American running and shot putting with curiosity, noting the Americans' physiques appeared superior to Europeans and watching the sprinting crouch before the pistol firing and preparations.
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Paris
Reese Released by Court of Appeals in Habeas Corpus Ruling
Judge Amos Thayer of the United States court of appeals held that John P. Reese, an Iowa miners' union official imprisoned in Kansas for striking injunction violations, was illegally restrained of liberty and issued a writ of habeas corpus freeing him. Also reported New York and Hoboken dispatches note three more corpses found aboard the Saale, bringing total recovered to 56.
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London
Samuel Smith
Flintshire
John Burns
Battersea
Ridley
Lexow
Mazet
New York
West End
Burns
Bestin
Ite
Home Secretary
Amos Thayer
United States Court of Appeals
John P. Reese
Iowa Miners’ Union
Kansas
Hoboken
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Tuan
Frankfort
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Express
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Dineen and Sullivan
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Chance
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Phhupps
Zimmer
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Newton, Scott and Peltz
Young, Criger and Robinson
Amisrican League
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Langon
McNeeley and Sullivan
St. Joe
Glade
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Underwood
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Evening Herald
Archibald Ross Calquhoun
London Times
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Colauhon
Ten ‘Sin
Tenderloin
Smith
America
Burdett-Coutts
Prof
Cunningham
A. J. Balfour
Dublin University
Army Medical Department
War Office
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I. G Gooday
Great Eastern Railroad
James Laurence Carew
College Green
Dublin
Queen's Garden
Maesty
Willarney
Buckingham Palace
Killarney
Carew
Viper
Parsons
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George Lord Day
Cowes
Sandy Hook
Cowes Anchorage
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Alexiefr
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M. de Giers
Western
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Gear
Ryan
Ingalls Park
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Colds Limited
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Norddeutsche Allgemeine
Count Schlieffen
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