Prince Tuan Attacks Foreign Settlements in Polkin Ro
Shanghai June 2 Prince Tuan takes command against foreigners in Polkin Ro and orders a sweep at dawn June 11. Chinese forces attack Dlen win using artillery and troops, threatening U S consulate and foreign properties while legations reportedly hold out. News from Pekin is scarce with no clear change in the grave situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Prince Tuan
Chiet
Young Lu
Tuan
Desdiht
Dlen
United States
Standantit
Centain
Pekin
State Department
Nankin
Prince Wuan
Bombardment of Tien Isin Shocks Shanghai Warnings Rise
Special dispatches from Shanghai dated yesterday detail extensive bombardment of Tien Isin over three days. Foreign settlements are reported destroyed with heavy casualties. Chinese forces resist near the city as Russians fortify depots. Foreigners flee Yangtse ports as fear grows Shanghai confronts chaos and calls for new government control under foreign guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Hoa
Mmoensin
Usin
Seymour
Yang ‘Syiling
Japan
Shanghaii
Russia
Armenica
Hussia
Pekin
China
Maerica
Whith
Inn
Belts T Cheek
Philippines
Pear of an Insurrection in the Province of Yunnin Sen
June 23 Noon dispatch reports the French consul general in China telegraphed officials about an insurrection in the province of Yunnan. The note mentions local unrest and possible imperial or foreign involvement being assessed by authorities. Details remain fragmentary as the telegraph is cited without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yunnin Sen
Onsul
China
Washington
State Department
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
United States
Li Fung Chang
Ixlan
Taku
Itag
Telegrams Describe Unrest and Missionary Orders in China
Dispatches from the French consul report Chinese bombardment of the Ten'ring concessions and destruction of the American consulate. Telegrams note insurrection fears in Yunnan and tranquility in Mongse, with European travelers reaching Mongse. Five Europeans are said to have survived in the region as four Chinese are convicted in a church burning. Missionaries in Shan Tung ordered to port by June 23 under U S consul protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Francis
Mongse
Yunnin Sen
Missionuria
Port New York
Pekin
Shan Tung
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Mission
Esterichs
Che Foo
Chee Boo
Charles W. Hand
United States
China
Nanking
Wu Chang
Yong ‘Se Kiang
Marines and Russians Engage Chinese Army near Tien Tsin
Reports from Washington describe an ongoing engagement outside Tien Tsin where Marines under Maj. Waller and about 400 Russians fought the Chinese army. The dispatch notes the Chinese army, not the Boxers, is resisting, with 2,000 troops ready to launch another assault.
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Washington
Navy Department
Kempt
United States
Tien V Tsin
Department
Hackett
Admiral Kempf
Che Foo
Maj
Waller
Vsin
Shempft
Hanna predicts strong Republican push in coming campaign
Senator Hanna, head of the Republican National Committee, predicts a hard drive at Democrats and a clear campaign opening around August 1. He praises McKinley and Roosevelt, expects New York to vote Republican, and notes plans to begin active campaigning after early August with Cleveland or New York hosting committee meetings.
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Pittsburg
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
McKinley
Roosevelt
Gen. Grosvenor
Kentucky
California
Nebraska
Bryan
Manna
Philadllphia
Perry-Payne
McWinney
Messrs
Platt
Quay
New York
Canton
National Executive Committee
Baseball scores and lineups from early games
In Boston Philadelphia battled with batteries Nichols Cuppy Sullivan Fraser McLarlana. Chicago Cincinnati featured Taylor Nichols Scott Peitz with a 44 Chicago win. New York Brooklyn saw Doheny Bowerman Howell McTale in a 12 to 0? St. Louis game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Nichols, Cuppy and Sullivan
Fraser and Mclarlana
Chicago
Cyicord
Cincinnati
Taylor and Nichols
Scott and Peitz
New York
Brooklyn
Doheny and Bowerman
Howell and
McTale
St. Louis
American League Scores Reported From Major Cities
In Chicago the Bears beat the Red Sox 9 to 2 with Fisher and McManus for Chicago and Gear and Wilson for Kansas City. In Minneapolis the Minnesota team defeated Milwaukee 3 to 2 with Parker and Jackiese for Minneapolis and Rettger and Diggins for Milwaukee. In Detroit Detroit won 8 to 0 over Indianapolis with Yaeger and Shaw for Detroit and Kellum and Heydon for Indianapolis. In Cleveland Cleveland triumphed 16 to 4 over Buffalo with McKenna, Crishaw and Spies for Cleveland and Amole and Schreck for Buffalo.
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Chicago
Fisher and McManus
Kansas City
Gear and Wilson
Minneapolis
Muwaukec
Minnenapolis
Parker and Jackiiseh
Milwaukee
Cleveland
McKenna, Crishaw and
Spies
Buffalo
Amole
Schreck
Five Children Die In Arizona House Fire
In Thatcher near Solomonville Arizona last night a house fire claimed the lives of five small children in the residence of Mrs. Collier. The blaze broke out during June 1923 and details describe a tragic fatal blaze with multiple young victims.
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Solomonville
Ariz
Thatcher
German Seizure of Kiao Chou Sparks Chinese Uprising
Berlin reports say Chinese unrest grows, linked to the German seizure of Kiao Chou. Foreign office notes Chinese soldiers resist international forces, while European officials push for joint order and controversy over China policy. The piece also covers Kiel politics, foreign ministers’ travels, and Gutenberg mass celebrations.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Pretoria
Foreign Office
China
Kiao Chou
Shan Tung
von Anzer
Foreign’ Office
Baron von Metteler
Pekin
Metteler
Count von Buclow
Kiel
Kreuz Zeitung
Pek
Tien Tsin
William St. John Broderick
House of Commons
London
Hail Wreaks Destructive Damage Across Iowa Crops
Reports describe extensive hail damage near Moville and surrounding areas with crops injured up to seventy five percent, livestock killed, and a girl bruised possibly fatally. Hail drifts a foot and a half deep injured people and animals. crop losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Also noted Burlington Route offers Chicago excursion tickets for five dollars forty six cents.
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Sioux City
Moville
Burlington
Chicago
Sidney Lucas Wins Thirteenth American Derby at Washington Park
Sidney Lucas, a 20 to 1 long shot, surged to victory in the American Derby before 30,000, with James second and Lieutenant Gibson fading to third after a dramatic stretch duel. The race, run over a mile and a half, saw Barrack and Advance Guard in the rear as Lucas outsprinted James and Gibson to claim the $10,000-added classic.
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Chicago
Sidney Lucas
Washington Park
James
Lieutenant Gibson
Barrack
Sam Phillips
Lieutenant
Gibson
Bullman
Top Gallant Colt
Bugle
Board of Trade
Charley Smith
Dwyer
Schorr
Thomson’ Brothers
Boland
Tom Barretts
Gib«son
Advance Guard
Thompson Brothers
Ch. c
W. M. Barracks
B. c
Mitchell
C. H. Smith
Br. c
Wreck on Southern Railway Near McDonough
A Southern railway passenger train from Macon to Atlanta hits a washout near McDonough. Reports say the train crew may be lost and seven passengers are known unharmed, with several passengers saved including Prof. Rohr and others. Authorities fear heavy disaster and lack full details.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
Macon
McDonough
The
Constitution
Southern
Sullivan
Byrd
Prof. Rohr
Baltimore
Walter Hope
Boston
Mary B. Merritt
A. B.flynn
Wiliam Shipper
Tennessee
KE. Mack
Chattannooga
Jones
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two at Champion Mine
In Champion Michigan on June 23 a blast of two hundred pounds of dynamite killed Noah Lark and injured John Ployd. Five Finish miners are feared dead in the same mine after the concussion. A search found no trace of the missing men.
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Champion, Mich
Champion
Noah Lark
John Ployd
Dubuque Newspaper Page Breadth Highlights Local and World Topics
A sprawling contents list across many pages notes coverage from international events to local briefs. Highlights include the Kiao Chou seizure, Prince Tuan in command, French babies, and a Queen's masterpiece alongside market reports, society notes, and editorial items.
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Prince Tuan
Hanna
Reaeshall
Dubuque
AM. M. Ham
Dubuque Girls
Bowling League
I. C
Iowa Central
Grand Army
St. Louis
Miss Payne
Bryan
Croker
Roosevelt
Benson
Irene
M. E
McGovern Beats Dixon to Claim Featherweight Crown in Six
Terry McGovern overwhelmed George Dixon in six rounds at Tattersalls, dominating from the third round onward. Dixon, though not knocked out, showed distress as McGovern pressured with sharp jabs and body blows until the bell ended the sixth round.
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Chicago
Terry McGovern
Tattersalls
George Dixon
Dixon
Terry
McGovern
Dixxon
Mac
George
Duruque Boys Home Graduates Noted At Lafayette College
Chas F Oldt of Duruque is among four honor men at Lafayette College Eaton Pa elected to Phi Beta Kappa and awarded the phlogical prize. He led in college life as manager of the College Annual weekly and football team. His father is City Superintendent Oldt. Herman Ficke, Rev Ficke’s son, returns from Lafayette after sophomore year with the Trench prize. Henry Richter also graduates and will rejoin college with Ficke in September and a new student may accompany them.
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Duruque
Chas, F. Oldt
Lafayette College
Eaton
Phi Beta Kappa
Oldt
Dubuque
Herman Ficke
Ficke
Trench
Henry Richter
Mr. Ficke
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Tien Isin
Li Mung Chang
Liung Chang
Yan ‘Ise Kiang
Shanshai
Armtongs
Siku
Mira
Lang Yang
Lito Wateh
Klang Xing
Ith
Fuar
Panna
Baseball
Ire Kiao Chou
Germany
Kettler
Prince von Hohenlohe
Ragatz
Switzerland
Baron Rheinbaben
Interior
England
Herr Thielan
Count Posadowsky- Wehner
Dr. Lieber
John Guttenberg
Mayence
Vienna
Paris
Lisbon
Madrid
St. Petersburg
Guttenburg Monument
Guttenburg Museum
France
Italy
America
Gidney Lucas
Georgia
Ghis
Nevwa
Dick Rodney
Payne
New College Alliance
Washington Monument
Mazzuchelli
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