Waldersee to Visit United States for China Command
Commander Waldersee, newly named to lead German forces in China, arrives in United Sint Berlin for talks with the emperor and staff. He states his appointment stems from Kaiser Wilhelm’s initiative and plans a likely San Francisco route to China, acknowledging the daunting duties ahead. Countess von Waldersee accompanies him.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Mixed Notes
Baseball scores and club standings show Brooklyn leading with 54 wins and 31 losses, followed by Boston and Philadelphia at 44 40, St Louis 87 46, Pittsburgh 47 41, Cincinnati 40 40, Chicago 44 43, and New York 88 49. American League results include Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 9 and Detroit 3 Cleveland 0. Eastern League results feature Worcester 1 Syracuse 0 and Springfield 5 Toronto 4, Providence 5 Rochester 2. Also reports on Malatesta in London, labor rallies in Albany, heat deaths in Philadelphia, and various city events.
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Plot to Seize Roberts Brings British Alarm In Pretoria
London dispatch reports a Pretoria plot to shoot British officers and seize Lord Roberts, with plans to burn western city houses and abduct Roberts for transport to a commande. About 13 conspirators were named. the plot sparked a tremor as Boers punished natives brutally upon reoccupation.
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Havre Strike Spreads To Dock Workers
Havre Aug 10 The stokers strike has widened to quay workers and cartmen. The US training ship Saratoga en route to Gibraltar may be delayed due to lack of a tug. In Tampa Florida Aug 10 no change in yellow fever attention in past 24 hours. danger believed over.
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Stevenson Favored as Populist Vice President Hope
The Populist national executive committee met in Chicago with Butler absent and doubts about Stevenson’s nomination. Rumors swirled that Butler may press for a Populist VP, while discussions noted Bryan's possible influence to secure Butler’s support if Stevenson falters. The full national committee was not yet convened.
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Powers Tei Georgetown Trial Reaches Defense Finish
In Georgetown Kentucky Aug 10 the defense is expected to finish its testimony for former Stary Powers charged in the Goebel shooting. Colonel Campbell says rebuttal will take one day, with four speeches per side when evidence ends. Uncertain if Henry Youtsey’s trial will follow or be postponed.
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Secretary Long Spends Three Weeks in Buckfield Maine
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long and his family travel to Buckfield Maine to spend three weeks in his native village. He will take part in Old Home week exercises Saturday. Secretary Hay shows improvement. he sat up for an hour yesterday as doctors report.
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Cash Sloan Wing Wins 1000M Prix du Rover Vor
In Vichy yesterday August 10 Cash Sloan aboard Duke of Gramont’s Seville won the Prix du Rover Vor over 1000 meters carrying 25 000 francs. Deaths from heat rise in Chicago with nine fatalities and 18 injuries as city endures a day of extreme heat. Weather outlook: fair with westerly winds.
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Allies Sweep On Toward Peking After Yang-tsun Victory
Washington reports another rapid advance by international forces on Peking with Yang-tsun captured after a heated fight. Lt Lang of the Ninth Infantry wounded amid about 60 American casualties as fresh reports trace rapid movement from Tientsin toward the capital and discuss secure routes along the railway and Pei-Ho river.
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Telegraphic dispatches from Peking and Japan upheaval
Telegraphic communications with counties and missions report ministers in Peking sending originals to consuls for verification. Messages from Kobe announce arrivals of Methodist mission members in Chefoo. A Chinese rebel tale claims Prince Than’s parentage is contested, with ties to Prince Tan’s family. Washington closes on remittance arrangements for troops in China via a new money order office at China military post station No. 1.
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Recent global and national notes from 1900 era brief items
Severe yellow fever cases reported in Vera Cruz Mexico treated with a serum. A Texas man sentenced to life for leading a lynching party. New York Comptroller Coler refuses to pay exorbitant Molineux case expert bills. William Gleason of New York commits suicide in Auburn prison while serving burglary sentence. Henry Hoffman aged 105 dies in Butler Valley Pennsylvania born New Brunswick New Jersey. Armenian massacre reported near Bitlis in Sassun district with orders to burn village. Three steamers from Cape Nome reach Seattle with gold. Oregon 345000 San Pedro about 50 000 and Charles D Lune 50 000.
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