Allied Armies Enter Sacred City in China Conflict
London's dispatches report Allied forces reaching the sacred Chinese city of Peking on August 17 with fighting still listed nearby. The flow of Chinese imperial movements and court rumors from treaty ports continues, amid calls for decisive action to secure bases and quell unrest as authorities consider further offensives.
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London
Pekin
Thaly Anajestias
Slun-Fu
Seport
Weenroll
Druer
Bekin
Blng
Penn
Friction Over China Surrounds Berlin Debate
A Berlin dispatch reports rifts between the imperial government and the military over China policy. It cites Theodore Ba argulinski Barth alleging von Buelow’s actions show military influence, notes a failed attempt to negotiate, and describes Boxers, relief columns, and casualties among Americans and Chinese as events unfold in a tense standoff.
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New York
Herald
Berlin
Gout von Buelow
Kniger
China
Theotore Barth
Rejchsing
Budiey
Count von Buelow
Comal von Woltersee
Pic
Bavilt
Walderaes
Hooneas
Foreign Office
Sparred Native Converts in Chinese Boxer Rebellion
New York dispatch reports Eusher De Hets a Lazarist missionary arriving at a village 40 miles northwest with 600 converts. Boxer forces numbering 20,000 attacked the village for six weeks, threatening to kill the population. Father De Hets and a few supporters held out with rifles and a cannon until General Sung ordered disarmament and protection.
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New York
Diepaten
Clen
Shonehat
Eusher de Hets
Tay Vilage
Father Do Hela
China
Sung
Je Mets
Toney
Munt Peitsan
Peilanw
Pekin
Russians advance into the entrenchments at the gate
A Pekin dispatch to the Herald reports Russian forces moved into the eastern gate area early on the 14th, despite allied commanders' agorams. British and American troops then entered the station with only light resistance, as Shanghai notes the broader engagement status.
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New York
Herald
Pekin
Shanghai
Enat
Chinese Troops Reported Depart for Pei Tung Front
About 1,000 Chinese forces reportedly left Sung DM Chingy’s position today bound for Pei Tung. The report notes heavy Chinese units moving south, with analysts uncertain about goals and timing of the redeployment.
Governor of Shan-tungdean Namesake Declares Policy
The regional governor Bhinghal Any announced Kal thn yavernas policy aims to stabilize governance. Officials from nn-GhUlt Mae TiLihyyy and allied administrations plan coordinated steps to implement reforms and address public concerns.
Last Mexican War Veteran Memorial Tragic Fire Loss
The article recalls Conrad Heluidng, funeral in Freirheim, and lists four Mexican War veterans who returned to Fort Wayne in November 1847. survivors were Mr. Beyer, Mr. Reinking, William Helfwald, Frederick Wefel. Kleinsmith died in a Fourth of July 1848 cannon accident at the court house. Alainsailth, a merchant, manned the cannon and was killed when the piece burst.
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TF. W. Meyer
Conrad Heluidng
Freirheim
Je Nus
Adams
Meyer
Fort Wayne
Mr. Kleinsmith
Pele
Lesa
Trio of youths fined by city mayor in police court
Mayor Scherer fined Floyd Weaver and Henry Eckerle twenty six dollars after affidavits charged them with assault and battery and profanity. Martin Reed, aged 14, alleged the two attempted an assault near Aunt’s orchard. a man fishing nearby aided the girl, as stated in the court.
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Scherer
Maren Inds
Sher Melching
Witte
Floyd Weaver
Henry Eckerle
Pasaalt
Hd. Cunningham
Weaver
Eckerle
Martin Reed
Inds
Finherman
Houke
St. Jor
Boys Restore Order After Reinforcements in Court
After reinforcements arrived the boys pursued the Asherman case. Sherif Metehing received telegrams. three youths were arrested, one escaped. Cunningham and Eckerle faced fines and time, Weaver and related parties appeared in court as docket stays were considered. Police report numerous complaints about loitering and bathing near the books and St. Toe river, with arrests and fines aimed at curbing these practices.
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Sherif Metehing
Drayor
Kelerle
Cuningham
Youn
Witd Asshor
Ersen
Yning Cunningham
Eckerle
Polten
Big midway attraction planned for veterans encampment
Preparations proceed for a grand amusement fair at the baseball park to accompany the Union Veterans National Encampment. The lineup features Streets of Cairo, German Village, Congresses of Nations, and a huge animal show with 126 acts. Attendees include D. Daritty of Washington and Schuyler Colfax, with broad civic support urged.
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Pryyprany
Amooth Amusement Enterprise
Tepion National
Ase
Cairo
Exceptiva
Epsong
Iain
BR. Mawn
Chi Nutes
Schuyler Colfun
South Bent
Mos
Olive Allison
Richmon
National Council of Ad
G. A. Texa
Court Appeals and Probate Actions Highlight Dated Case Notes
The courts report an appeal in the case Anna Scott versus Femore Quin from Justice Bulinrman to the superior court. A will in Missant Dungeon has been filed for probate with personal property left to Mrs. Blortis Ler, Mrs. Jeffrey Lee, Ms. Sophia Lee, and John W. Hayden as executor. Separate notes list the Anna Dreibels matter and a Malicious Trespass charge against Alois Brig in Tuskee Jones’s court.
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Anna Scott Va
Femore Quin
Justion Bulinrman
ProbAle
Blortis Ler
Jeffrey Lee
Sophia Lee
John W. Hayden
Shover
Anna Dreibels
Clarence Drethelbiss Ling Bees ‘Aiwiniased
Genrpe Flick
Tuskee Jonee
Alois Brig
Wild West Showmen Hurt In Prairie du Chien Riot
Four men were badly hurt at a wild west show in Prairie du Chien last night. The injured were Chiles Freie Yaugte formerly of the 11th cavalry Mary Cinquenas formerly of the Seventh cavalry City Marshal Charles Lindner and Patrolman John Merrill. City marshal's wounds are described as faint. No further trouble occurred after midnight. Visitors from Fort Wayne attended Christian Science services in the city yesterday, with plans to relocate their services to a larger venue.
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Prairie du Chein
Win
Chiles Freie Yaugte
11Th Cavalry
Marry Cinquenas
Seventh Caentry
Charles Lindner
Tohn Merrill
Ttme
Funtington News-Democrat
TN. Wool
Trinny Jenney
Pesty
Sievert
Harry Warden
First Church of Christ, Scienist
Fort Wayne
Christian, Science Society
Newson
Endeavorers Return From Southampton Voyage
The North German Loyd steamer Aller, sailing from this port to Boston this afternoon, carried Christian Endeavorers who reported a hopeful return to their work. Harry Koblinger, the hardware man, is improving rapidly after a recent operation and is expected to resume his duties soon.
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Southampton
Aller
Boston
Harry Koblinger
Filipino Fight Deepens As U S Troops Rally at Calubig
Manila reports reveal the Calubig engagement where about 600 insurgents faced a detachment of the Forty third Volunteer Infantry. U S losses total nineteen killed and five wounded, with heroic defense including Lieutenant Sweeney and ten men rescuing survivors amid fires and river fights.
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Associated Press
Manila
United States
Calubig
Island of Suny
Forty-Third
Voluntewe Infantry
Catubig
Bam
Cminon
Rergnaut Geoge
Ain
Carson
Athenn
Hall
Java
Sweeney
Wiliin
Clancy
Puy
Tie
Froml
Dustin J. Seorge
William J. Hall
Corpornia Herbert
H. Edwards
John F. It
Hamilton
Gook Burton B. Hess
Qurton
Wagner
Tieflin Posmelow
Otto B. Loose
Stephano Apperti
Joseph Nosil
John E. Kuhn
Ralph H. Zin
Edwas Braman
Gheefer A. A. Conklin
Walter EB. Collins
Joseph
T. Korine
Beny’ Duman
Pale Boling
George A. Singh
Lester Bunkworth
Hay C. Lee
Michael ‘Z. Farron
Corporal White
Sates I. Clancy
Philippines
Leyte
Teland
Mojsen
Tillongas
Bus Ray
Amd
Bint
Polke
Indy 2
Evans
Bomar Island
Bunny
la Siwg
Dar
Maliginan
Dulhan
Capial
Sand Point Items Chronicle Local Notes And Gossip
Local society brief with names such as Maymle Christianities Mary Darnell and Charlie Duvirl attending events. Mentions Maple Grove Sundry School, a Sunday gathering at Dike Durnen’s home, obituaries for Inco Grohans and replies about Theodore Haney’s colt. Roanoke and Alexandrin figures appear among scattered mentions.
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Gourge
Benton Oliver
Saul Whitley
William A. Birely
Alexandrin
Worl
Thobert Grosvenor
Envi
Wagan Sponk
Bistle
Dike Durnen
Hae
Maude Grohwmn
Drowly
Roanoke
Toby Board
Sid Paul Hvnlles
Leone Buys
Minawigatia
Minn
Hudlem's Unton Sunday School News and Picnic Reports
The paragraph reports on Hudlem's Unton Sunday school activities at Mayle Grove with a large turnout from a recent Thursday event and a Western themed party. Superintendent and Mrs McMaken returned from Antwerp after attending a picnic by State Line Union, praising the people they met. They describe a pleasant Saturday morning gathering with many attendees and note Sunday school resumed with renewed effort.
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Mayle Grove
Rome
MtcMaken
Antwerp
State Line Union
Maples
Snide
Ang
Luther
Local church events and visits noted in Middletown area
The text cites guests including Dirs McMukex and My Mys at WIL Kiburge. It mentions a Saint on Thursday evening and a Sunday school bus offering. Superintendent GC E Buhl attends a meeting in Ma ples, a Cowlny Sur ting school seaston is planned, and Antioch Sunday school is set for Tuesday. Major del J. JeFeleg and his wife visit Cincinnati. Major Folres has a wartime record and long association with Bitton lodge.
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Dirs. McMukex
Mys
Wil Kiburge
del J. JeFeleg
Dohn
Cincinnati
Jeffries
Baker Etreet
Folres
Bitton Lodge
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