Allies Engage and Defeat Chinese Near Tien Tsin
Washington reports a large engagement near Tien Tsin with Allied forces, chiefly Russians and Japanese, sustaining about 1200 killed or wounded. Chinese retreat followed heavy fighting at Peitsang and Taussig's operations near Che Foo, amid uncertain official confirmation.
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Tien Tsin
Washington
Navy Department
Che Fao
Sureau Navigation
Pailsang
Taussig
Che Foo
Bureau Navigation
Peitsana
Sihemey
Peitsang
Tien-Tsin
Pekin
Taussit
Yorktown
War Department
Aggression in China Reports Delayed Pekin Dispatches Aug 7
Reports from Shanghai and London detail tense moves toward Pekin amid foreign pressure. Yuan Shikai rumored killed. Chinese and allied forces maneuver as officials debate dispatch timings and troop movements while funds and supplies reach southern provinces.
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London
Pekin
Raparte
Hany Chady
Shanghai
Zi Hung Chang
Ti Phig Hong
Yuan Shi Kai
Shan-Tung
Tuan
Men Tsun
Shinghagi
Ofivema
Prench
Geronns Duvor
Prince Tunn
Aue Rusk
Leo
Russian Forces Defeat Chi Nors Near Algun Septuagenarian Dispatch
Reports say Russian squads reinforced with two guns defeated Chinese forces near Algun, with about 200 killed. A concurrent battle around Port Ay-Mane New Fork on August 9 left Cossacks with six killed and twenty five wounded. Indeterminate dispatches mention US infantry preparations and allied reconnaissance against General Ma’s forces.
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Chinor
Port Ay- Mane
Assassination Sparks Joy Across Monarchs Tale from Past Italian Crisis
Fragmentary report recalls an assassination of King Huuyport of Italy. A supposed Italian conspirator and others named in the piece express glee at the murder, claiming all sovereigns will face doom. One prisoner, Luelin ai, refuses to answer questions about political succession.
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Gevevn
Switeeend
Wien
Huuyport
Italy
Duchinni
Kita
Austra
Tony
Ube
Luelinai
Unclear historic dispatches mix Milan murder tale and royal mentions
A garbled Aug dispatch from Milan reports a murder investigation and a later passage notes Queen Margharita and a royal figure, with scattered names like Humbert and Dewey. The text is fragmentary, with disjointed travel legs from New York and Tokyo, lacking coherent events or dates.
Circus Attackers Seized by Troops After Northern Assault
In Duluth on August 6 a mob attack near Cloquet led to the arrest and detainment of twelve men by soldiers and local sheriffs from Cass and Hubbard counties. The group, armed but offering little resistance, was moved to a local provincial facility. Separately, a Pretoria dispatch on August 5 reports Lord Kitchener narrowing targets to push back Du Wet and Steyn from a junk position as British forces advance.
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Duluth
Minn
Nelrens
Miso
Cloquet
Williim
Hrowmdud
Cass
Hubbard
Zovvull
Wade
Gna Lovee Foxertal
DAVIS TO TALK FOR BRYAN FORMER REPUBLICAN WILT CAMPAIGN
In Chicago Angh Bhwivnmn, ex Interter Davis and Jons-Roorevelt Guiles plan conference with Chatman for a campaign push. Samuel D. Cook, Democratic nominee for Secretary of State of Missouri, visited the Aouocrville campaign. Attendees anticipate a fusion of Republicans and Silver Democrats.
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Chicago
Davis
Davin
Samuel D. Cook
Atato
Missourh
Mt Bidatin
Demdlum
Roonevelt
New York
Republicania
Exeeniive
J. A. Edgerton
Uw Popwilat Nutianut Emmalttee
Armani
Traneh
Taltmal J
Tincom
Nob
Holgerina
Afl
Democrate
Stevenson
Semeloy Allen
Mr. Town
Edmiston
Mauonal
W. A. Twynn
Milan Turner
Missouri
Ai Ex Ministen
Libby
Femo‘etic
Larppendtuy
Weld i Whla Cy August 14 Convention for Congress Nominee
A district convention in Fort Wayne on August 14 to nominate a candidate for Congress. The event, led by Eugene V. Debs and aligned with a strong democracy movement, aims to advance municipal public ownership and political reform. The Fort Wayne organization shows regional strength in Seventh and Tenth wards with active local chapters and preparatory agenda.
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Liewelftit Distejel
Saving Democracy
Eugene V. Debsagins
Thesday
Congress
Fort Wayne
Sumer
Chiba
Tork
Denmark Rural Holiday Exchange For City Children
Danish towns use a summer holiday scheme where city children travel to the countryside to live with country families and country children visit town life. The exchange, favored by 10,000 Copenhagen children missing country holidays and 10,000 benefiting from rural visits, blends urban ease with rural vigor.
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Denmark
Lown
Copenagen
Darral
Zelaya Seeks Direct Talks With United States Over Canal
Mangun Nicaragua August news reports President Zelaya proposes direct negotiations with the United States for construction of a transoceanic canal. He would appoint an agent to handle talks if both nations agree to uphold existing cessions and pursue a mutual bargain.
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New York
Herald
Mangun
Nicaragua
Zelaya Dasivas
United States
Wages Cut at Sweet's Steel Company Spark Labor Standstill
Syracuse August 6. Sweet's steel company reduced wages by about 18 percent as part of a general downturn in the steel market. Last year the firm had voluntarily lowered wages, and today a conference with A Wy A Sweet failed to resolve the dispute. A large number of workers refused to work pending a settlement.
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Syracuse
Ang
Sweet
Wy A. Sweet
Preais
Srontec
Trandenburg Girl Ambushed and Murdered, 17
A 17 year old girl from Trandenburg Kentucky was found dead after a brutal attack near her home. Authorities say she was brutally assaulted and sustained severe injuries before losing life. Investigators believe the crime occurred after she was at a church event and the assailant fled the scene. Local police and state investigators are pursuing leads.
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Trandenburg
Amma Buinby
St Peter's Lutheran Church Re Dedicated At Goeglein
The newly vermdeled St Peter's Lutheran church at Goeglein was rededicated on Sunday with services. The sermon was delivered by Rev Jemun. The edifice has been overhauled and modernized including new pews, windows, canpela, and interior improvements.
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St. Peter's Lutheran Chine
Goeglein
Jemun
Canpela
Traitor in Camp Exposes Chinese Ally Papers
Shanghai reports reveal a traitor within allied lines supplying Colonel Mende and antivy curler with messaged papers wrapped in pigskin. Major Waller of the US Marines killed in action. Promissory notes and receipts suggest a boxer plot tied to foreign forces, with five million in the treasury and 90,000 kenops at Tang Ts0n under General Sung. Washington notes US claims settlement talks continue, directed from Washington with regular reports from Mr. Orla com.
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Young Ang
Vom Bhanghalengs
Mende
Vinrina Corps
Antivy Curler
Conger
Shanghai
Roy AL Mion
Waller
United States Marines
Dy. Yang
Durinis
Pontanely
Wein
Tang
Sung
Pel Wang
Ular
Mung
Faltehuyy
Tvondy
Datty
Tey Tal
British and Russian Forces Clash in Far East Action
London dispatches report Allied reconnaissance near Chinese positions as a broader attack looms. Russians around Tas-Chow suffer heavy casualties, while New Chwang refuses Western demands. Indian troops reportedly enter China as trade with the West stalls.
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London
Vlas Tsin
Bam
Shanghai
Tan Bern Gat Bhravet
Than Teta Siisk
Wiles Jong
Euen
Tie ‘Tsin
Tasi-Chow
Sianghai
New Chwang
Hong Hot
China
Unconfirmed Lays on Foreign Legation Protections
London parliament secretary of the foreign office Mr Broderick stated that the government would hold members personally responsible if the assault on foreign legations or others in Pekin occurred. He added there was no plan for new or hostile actions and noted no belief in the statement about foreigners leaving Pekin under escort.
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London
Ang. Y
Mir. Broderick
Hansa
Conmons
Sally Hey
Pekin
Ir. Brodevick
Broderick
Ti Hung Chang
Wu to Return From Cape Bay Visit
Message states Chinese Minister Wu, who has been in Cape Bay for several days, will return to Washington this afternoon. The report notes Wu’s ongoing discussions and preparations for formal talks with U.S. officials.
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Wrotington
Atte
Raton
Mying
Cape Bay
Fragmentary note on Allied advance and French government
A garbled item references today’s count of events affecting the French government and allied forces. It mentions 30 notices or indicators and names key parties toward the Allied advance, though details are unclear from the OCR fragment.
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Pabdie
Fort Wayne to Host Major Race Meeting and Stakes
Detroit club official E G Connor arrived in Fort Wayne to promote a large race meeting starting September 17. Citizens have funded part of a $1,500 fine with $800 guaranteed and several merchants backing the balance. Fort Wayne plans to attract top trotters as owners promise entries, with stakes of 800 to 1,000 and multiple heats. The city aims to establish Fort Wayne as a premier racing hub, building on its track’s local fame and past record performances. An accidental injury in a unrelated incident near Tuzayette Street is noted.
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Connor
Detroit Driving Club
Mitten
Donhor
Ins
Robart J
Gheuveus
Bert Wayne
Prent
Soved
Thorn
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