President Willing to Mediate With Conditions
President signals willingness to mediate between Imperial China and the powers through Wu, but only if Chinese terms are met first. State Department cannot publish terms yet, but aims to aid foreign ministers' safety, foreigner protection, and restoration of order while awaiting Chinese propositions.
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Washington
State Department
Hay
Peking
United States
China
Way
Canton
Remey
Sone
Pet Ho
Taku
Tien-tsin
Doug
War Department
Nagasaki
Charlee
Prince Tuan
Yuan
Tuan
Shanghai Telegrams Report Allied Moves in Boxer Suppression
July dispatches from Shanghai note that officials in Peking report no missing foreigners except a German. Messages claim steps to escort envoys to Men-tsin and halt military actions. A Daily Mail despatch cites executions of foreign mission messengers and renewed calls to use allied troops to crush the Boxers.
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Chi Ang
London
Chih Chon Lo-fang Luh
Crom Sheng
Chinese Railways and Telegraphs
Motal
Shanghai
Peking
Tsang 1Yamun
Wong Jui
Yung Tu
Alihe
Russian War Minister May Lead Forces in China
The Times correspondent reports Gen. Kouraptkin, the Russian minister of war, is likely to become commander in chief of Russian forces in China and take command of all allied troops. Western officials express guarded optimism as new dispatches arrive, with hopes the Chinese minister will obtain a responsive reply from Mr. Conger. French sources say telegrams confirm foreign ministers are safe and governments are acting to protect and assist the detained foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Petersburg
Times
Paris
M. Delcasse
Forview
Chetu
Peg
Boers Capture Train and Highlanders in July Raid
Telegram reports Gen Knox from Kroonstad July 22 describing Lord Roberts line of communication as the Boers under De Wet captured a supply train and 100 Highlanders. Communications cut north of Honingspruit. Brigades follow. heavy fighting reported at Pal mletfonta and Derdeport. civilians flee Pretoria toward Barbertown.
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de Wet
London
Dr. Wet
Lord Roberts
Morcader-Waller
Cape Town
Knox
Kroonstadt
Palmletfonta
Vaalkranta
Breny
Paaidekvaal
Roodevaal
Steyn
de Weta
Honingsprult
Pretoria
Potchefstroom
de Wettas
Kelly-Kenny
Bloemfonteim
Honingspruit
Dually Express
Machadodorp
Ing
Derdeport
Mesdames Kruger
Botha and
Meyer
Barbertown
Lynching After Jail Mob Near Crime Scene in Alabama
A mob in Huntaritte Alabama abducted Cinrok Wilind a black man who assaulted Susan Priest a 13 year old girl. He was lynched near the crime site by a mob that fired bullets and set the jail area ablaze. Sheriff Filham defended prisoners but was dragged from the jail while William Vining was shot and seriously wounded attempting to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntaritte
Ala
Wilind
Cinrok
Susan
Filham
William Vining
Weiss
Gans Accepts Challenge for Lightweight Title Fight
New York July 25 Joe Gans the Baltimore lightweight yesterday deposited $1000 with James J Corbett to bind a match with Frank Hine of Buffalo for the lightweight championship Gans seeks another shot after losing the last meeting in the twelfth round His manager says Le Wre will not accept this challenge and Gans will forfeit if necessary to meet Jerry McGovern under terms that he may weigh in at the lightweight limit and stop McGovern in ten rounds if he fails to do so the decision goes to McGovern
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gane
New York
Joe Gans
Baltmere
Yaqule Good Fighters and Loyal Citizens Visioned by Gen Torres
Gen Torres commands troops against the Yaquis at City of Mexico on July 25. He notes the Yaquis are skilled workers and strong fighters. He says they seek separatism but can be taught benefits of good government to become loyal citizens once integrated with the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Torres
Conrat
Colombian Rebels Defeated Across Colombia Rebel HQ Occupied
Cable reports from Bogota state Cuenta, rebel headquarters, occupied by government forces with prisoners and war material seized. Caracas dispatch notes rebel defense failing and revolution considered lost. Senor Marquez currently in Fair Rockaway New York received the cablegram.
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Washington
Senor Marquez
Waffalres
Colombia
Fair Rockaway
Bogota
Dail
Cuenta
Caracas
Venez
Farmers drive out neighbor in Wellington Township
In Minnehaha County on July 24 farmers from the southern part of Wellington township formed a temporary society and executed a vigilante action against Barney Senstermann, who had lived there about ten years. They accuse him of knowing something about grain losses tied to local farmers, then coated him in tar and feathers and ordered him to leave within 24 hours. He has not been seen since.
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Minnehaha County
Sioux Malls
Wellington Township
Minnehaha
Barney Senstermann
Fensterman
Obstructions Cleared Prevent Likely Train Wreck Near Three Lakes
In Wisconsin near Three Lakes a worker named Swan at Wy and Cox’s camp in Stella Junction removed an obstruction on the endway track and rocks from a nearby bridge to avert a collision with passenger train No 27. His actions likely saved the lives of thirty members of the Three Lakes Gun Club who were on the reins.
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Three Lakes
Wis
Hi Swan
Wy & Cox
Stella Junction
Jine
Swan
Three Lakes Not and Gun Club
Thieves Hounded Up After a Lively Facade at Heron Lake
In Heron Lake Minnesota on July 24 a village marshal tried to arrest three men selling goods cheaply. They drew guns, a posse formed, thirty shots fired, the trio surrendered. Their stock of shoes pants and cigars was secured for investigation. No injuries occurred though narrow escapes happened.
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Heron Lake
Minn
Tuly
Murder unlikely during Wilmont shooting report near Worthington
A可能 shooting incident occurred at a house in Wilmont Wilmont county near Worthington Minnesota on a Saturday night. Miller owner of the house found Taley upstairs and with his harnessmaker helper tried to remove him. Haley was shot through the breast and died or is not expected to live. Miller and the assistant are currently in jail.
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Jerioun
Affyny
Wilmont
Worthington
Minn
Miller
Taley
Haley
Curtis declines two political and post office roles in Iowa
Curtis of Clinton refuses the first assistant postmaster general position citing business reasons and also declines to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second district. In Sturgis South Dakota thieves who stole a team and wagon are captured after a gunfight. one robber wounded. In Deadwood Otto Grantz starts ore stripping at Hidden Fortune mine and opposes a high assessment by the county assessor.
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Clinton
Iowa
George M. Curtis
Sturgis
Wi. D. Bergen
Slim Buttes
Deadweot
D Inty
Otto
T. Grantz
Hidden Fortune
Lead
Granty
Ming
Cardinal Gibhbways Speaks at St Michael's Minn
Cardinal Gibbons delivered a magnificent sermon on Clarity to a crowded fashionable congregation at St Michael's Church in Atlibwriter Minnesota. A reception in his honor is planned for Wednesday night by Mr and Mrs Tom O'Brien. We will remain here until Friday.
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Gibhbways
Atlibwiter
Minn
St. Michael's Church
Cardinalibbons
Tom O'Brien
Priday
Hog deal nets nine hogs for ninety one dollars profit
Sully county trader Thomas Lytle unloaded nine hogs for 91 dollars. Hogs had been fattened on a diet of Trussian thistles with claimed clear profit. Plarre and JD Ty backed the sale, with Voasinn Thunder noted in the crowd.
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Voasinn Thunder, Plarre, & JD
Thomas Lytle
Sully County
Fraemer's Great Trouble in Cresco Ends in Commitment
Mike Michael, a wealthy farmer from Cresco, appeared before authorities last night after signs of dementia. He was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum following the examination.
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Cresco
Mike Michael Na
Boy Struck While Operating Mowing Machine
July 24 in Tie Mars a locomotive spooked horses belonging to a widow in town. Her thirteen year old son Robert Plunkett suffered a right arm injury when the mower ran awry.
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Tie Mars
Robert Plunkett
Hrorses
Lightning Fires Prairie Area Across Sterling District
Lightning set prairies ablaze across the region as winds drove the fire through Sterling and surrounding sections. Vast hay and pastureland were destroyed and several buildings were burned.
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Pratele Sterling, SD
Fire devastates St Paul cold storage warehouse complex
A major blaze at the St Paul Cold Storage warehouse on Eagle Street destroyed the old 201-205 and new 207-211 Hagle Street buildings. Losses reach about 740000 with insured values around 456000. Firefighting crews faced ammonia fumes and delays due to alarm errors. five departments and salvage crews escaped harm. The complex housed a refrigerating plant and perishable goods. building ages and structure details noted.
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St. Paul
Rlg
St. Paul Cold Stovaga
Eagle Street
John Dufour
Hook and Ladder No. 6
Etek
Dagle Street
Hagle Street
Franklin Street
Higle Street
Death of Col Hemphill in Minneapolis Arrives
Col John T Tremphill dies at his family residence 1511 Linden avenue Minneapolis on July 26 at age seventy four. A native of Ohio he organized the first bank at Sparta Wisconsin and later led the Bank of Minneapolis after moving to the city in 1896. He served seven years as secretary of the Minneapolis board of trade and was esteemed for his intelligence and probity. He leaves a wife and three sons.
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Minneapolia
Minneapolis
John T. Tremphill
Linden Avenue
Hemphill
Col. Hemphill
Minneapolis Board of Trade
Ohio
Sparta
Wis
Bank of
William Reinhardt falls from train near St Paul
William Reinhardt of Stillwater, nineteen, fell from an outgoing Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train near the city, breaking both legs below the knees. He was found lying beside the track four miles from St Paul and taken to Ely Hospital. physicians fear for his recovery. Also reports show state school fund calls totaling 17,830 across several counties.
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William Reinhardt
Stillwater
St. Paul
William Teinhardt
Stilbwater
Chicago
Injured Bicycle Exhibitor Out Of Winnipes Town
Sermonably Injured. Grand Forks North Dakota July 25 Word has reached that Cried Sheppard bicycle elder of its city was seriously hurt during an exhibition in a small town 150 miles west of Winnipes He sustained a broken collar bone and serious internal injuries He is now in a Winnipeg hospital
Elevator Fire At Sleepy Bye Mill In Morgan Minn
The Sleepy Bye Mill Company elevator burned yesterday morning in Morgan Minnesota from an incendiary act. The loss includes the elevator itself, a stone structure, a small coal pile, two horses, and two bust figures. Estimated damage around $4,000.
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Morgan, Minn
Bye Mill Company
Big Loan by Wire Buffalo Fire Destroys East Buffalo Freight House
A large blaze yesterday destroyed the Lebgh Valley freight house at East Buffalo and associated structures touched by fire. Losses are estimated at 150000 dollars. Firemen battled the flames but could not save the building or its contents.
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Buffalo
East Buffalo
Arty Ons
Fru Yeaterday
Cowboy Elmer Place makes 110 mile ride in six hours
A Kimball report describes Elmer Place, a ranch cowboy west of Chamberlain, as riding 110 miles across the plains in six hours. He changed horses six times to deliver urgent medical help for Mrs. Johnson, mother of the Smith Boys, who was seriously ill.
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Hoorn
Kimball
Elmer Place
Cantry
Chamberlain
Johnson
Smith Boys
Dr. Treen
Meteor Fireball Strikes Turtle Lake Minnesota
Reports from southern Minnesota indicate a bright meteor crossed the sky last week, accompanied by a loud blast. It allegedly struck Turtle Lake causing a roaring splash and killing numerous fish along the shoreline.
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Minnesota
Tatrmont
Minn
Turtle Lake
Lost one lytr A Bittern injures pupil in eye
Juvena Cureleas Boy Allan Hollem of Fergus Falls Minnesota, fourteen, found a nest of half grown bitterns and fed the birds with frogs. A young bittern struck his eye with a long bill, breaking the pupil and causing permanent sight loss.
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Juvena Cureleas
Woergus Falls
Minn
Allan Hollem
Tinus Wollem
Hollem
Lightning Strikes La Crosmy Church Damaging Local Property
A storm in La Crosma Wisconsin struck the town injuring a local resident and causing about 10.06 dollars in church damage. A deer nearby reported severe lightning damage to crops and the community endured repeated blast storms over the past week.
Steam Yacht Wreouta Arrives After Atlantic Voyage
In Duluth Minnesota on July 26 steam yacht Wreouta, owned by King, arrived after salmon fishing in New Brunswick. The vessel, described as sturdy for a freighter, is said to carry a crew of forty four and represents an original cost of about 400,000 with current value roughly half that.
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St. Duluth
Minn
Wreouta
PUM
King
Jr. Fim
Faanny and Son
Vo. W. Tum
New Brunswick
Jurgen
Oscar Stuart Named Cadet to West Point From S C
Oscar Stuart of Chamberlain South Carolina has been appointed a cadet to West Point and will depart for the military school around November first. A year ago Stuart secured the appointment but misfortune delayed the enrollment.
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Woot Point
Chamberlain
S. C
Oscar Stuart
West Point
Stuart
Nay Accidentally Kilted In Princeton Wagon Accident
July 25. Roy Hinelerekson a ten year old boy, son of Shonns Flendrickson, died after being run over by a wagon wheel while riding with other youngsters near Princeton. He died a few hours later from injuries.
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Princeton
Minn
Roy Hinelerekson
Shonns Flendrickson
Fifteen Children Poisoned In Milwaukee Incident
Fifteen youngsters aged between twelve and two years were poisoned after consuming beans they found in a cellar where particles of rat poison had been placed. The children became ill, with most recovering after treatment.
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Milwaukee
Witten
South Dureen Lingar Licences Update in Pierre
The state treasurer reports liquor license receipts over the past five days totaling 8,097.50 dollars with Yankton county sending 12,000 dollars, Bon Homme 5,800, Pennington 1,700, Marshall 600, Butte 800, Campbell 927.50, and Faulks and Gregory 150.
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Pierre
D. D
Yankton County
Contractor Awarded Coal Contract for Lower Brute SD
James W. Sanford of this city has been awarded the contract for the mining and supplying coal to Lower Brute, Crew Creek, and Chamberlain. The contract covers about 40 loads at roughly fifty loads total.
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Brute
Chamberlaitn
Uty
James W. Sanford
Crew Creek
Marder Mystery Near Sutannah Missouri
Two unknown men were found beside the Chicago Great Western Railway tracks at Sutannah Missouri. They lay in the bank with injuries suggesting a fall or assault. Police investigated as a likely foul play case, with no clear identification yet.
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Marder
St. Joseph
Chicago Great Western Railway
Sutaanah
Lal
Soredi Alensiak
Tri
Electrocution Toll in New York Case Recalled
New York July 25. Joseph Mullen was electrocuted at the state prikomat Sing Slug dle provdered his wife to this cy om June 4, 1808.
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New York
Joseph Mullen
Prikomat
Swedish Students Win Warm Reception in Pitts
Far Northland students held a July 27 concert at the Brocade Palace attracting Crown Prince Gustaf and Countess Miranda. The party later met President Loubet at Elysee, with Lundquist honored by the Institute and a festive reception as Swedish students impressed observers.
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Partin
Upsala
Pitts
Brocadore Palace
Almerteni
Neawapapers
Sweden
Sonsa
Lindust
Renditon
Custaf
Casa Miranda
Chusting
Elysee Palace
Lowhet
Sieilsh
Marseilles
Amit
Hurvals
Sun Agati
Loubet
Hedenbled
Instituta
Lundquist Ag Nan
Singers Fest Draws Swedish Guests to Rockford
Singera at Rockford hosts the Western Division of the America Union of Swedish Singers with 290 singers from about day societies. The city funds hospitality as a public event with excursions from Illinois and Iowa. Events run through Saturday, but no programs were received for a full report.
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Singera
Rockford
America Union of Swedish Singers
TiInery
Iowa
Swensson Declines Augustine College Presidency
Vernon cannot break away from Bethany College as D A Swensson declines the presidency of Augustine College and Seminary. Bethany College, founded by Dr Swensson while pastor at the Evangelical Lutheran church in Tremisoerg, remains inseparable from his devoted efforts and leadership.
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Bethany College
Tandsbom
Dro. A. Swensson
Aigustiana College and Seminary
Drr. Swensson
Snverliah Tantheran Chures
Tamisboerg
Rock Island
Change at Augsburg Seminary Extends Preparatory Course
Preshlomt Sverdrup of Augsburg seminary announces the preparatory department will extend from a two to three year course. The extension aims to better educate Tri State natives, many new students, for ministerial study with a thorough Norwegian program replacing earlier arrangements. Magish will rule in the preparatory department and be used in all classes except Norse and religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augsburg
Preshlomt Sverdrup
Augshay Seminary
Ac Ag
Tri States
Swedish Swedish and Norwegian musical farewell described in chaos
A garbled 18th century letter recounts Swedish and Norwegian crown events, protests, and public entertainments. It mentions a Swedish noble, rituals at a university, and a somber mood over political shifts, with references to Solberg and copyright debates.
Replacement of Stray Fin by Mr Wall at Ten Thousand
Mr Wall plans to replace a recently escaped fin phaint of Speavish with a new specimen priced at $10,000. The incident centers on the lost animal and the costly replacement arranged by the owner.
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Wall
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