Minsters Safe Despite Pekin Tensions and Imperial Edict
Belated reports from Pekin indicate Chinese ministers are safe on July 21 with fresh provisions and expect quick relief. An imperial edict ordered Jung Lu to escort ministers to Tien Tsun, while U.S. officials say the ministers may stay at Pekin and await allied forces as diplomatic talks continue.
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Tien Tsig
Goolnow
Shinghai
State Department
Ragsdale Ab Tien
Mn Saitines
Sheng
Jung Lu
Tien Telm
Hridlan Logalinn
Peklui
Puraue
Tien 'Tsin
Garda
China
Pekit
Sta
Hay
Aggie 1
Giodrow Lo
Huang Chang
Tgunk& Kyams
Fowler
Goodnow
Setrawry
Auqueti
CIA Fae
Srete Regia
Taku Mo
Suil
Missouri Feud Ends in Slaughter at Picnic
A deadly feud at a picnic near Doe Run in St. Francois County ends with four Harris brothers and William Dooley dead and one fatally wounded. A girl named Mary Littrell was grazed by a rifle bullet. Harrises and Dooleys faced off after threats to drive rivals from the grounds. Six men involved were jailed as the shooting ceased.
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St. Frannie Couat
William Dooley
A. Morris
James Harris
John Dooley
Frank Harris
Reverend Hamilton Attacks Newport Summer Society
Rev Braddin Hamilton of New York preached on the desecration of Sunday and high society at All Saints church. He denounced the fashionable circle of Newport, noting the prominent summer colony members who play golf and bridge for wagers.
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Hamilton
Newport
Braddin Hamilton
New York
Weather and Forecast Notes Mention Warm Monday Outlook
Fragmented report cites August conditions in Washington and Texas with warm spell continuing into the week. Mentions unsettled early week patterns and potential winds.
Texsones In New YYorts Drawing Taxety in New York
Local notes list registered figures in New York city and surrounding areas. Names include Bloom St Clow Columbue Hamburser and others, with multiple addresses and associates such as Mr and Mrs J H S Kittle St George and J Wervery Smith Imperial Hillaboro.
Military alliances shift as forces advance without allied consent
Fragmentary OCR reports foreign troop movements with unclear names. The text hints at American British and other forces marching without explicit ally consent and references a campaign and political polling in a distant region.
Denounced by Japan on Kalatz Willan Speech
Japanese press condemns Kalatz Willan's speech urging vengeance against Ching. It notes the unnamed discord with Christian monarchs and records reports of the Japanese emperor and empress visiting wounded German in Volkohana hospital.
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Amperor
Presa
Viewria
Wid Emperor
Japan
Germaine
Tergan Hospital
Volkohana
Missionaries Targeted in Confused North Asia Report
A garbled dispatch from Paris dated August 6 indicates foreign officials collected a Papateh from a French cone in Chee Poo. The governor of Moukdon urges Manchurian authorities to oppose massacres of Christians. Nearby missions face destruction as defense groups organize and receive support from various Chinese forces.
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Paris
Chee Poo
Moukdon
Manchuria
Reported turmoil in Shanghai provokes cautious notes
The dispatches claim Li Hung Chang did not die by his own hand and describes him as despondent. A Japanese consul telegram notes all provisions to legations halted as Admiral Seymour arrives. French consul reports Li Ping Heng named northern theater general on arrival as Peklu.
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Gots
Legations
Shanghai
Li Hung Clang Bot
Helin
Gigoural Tung Fuh Siang Hak
Admiral Seymour
Shanshei
Li Ping Heng
Li Hung Chung
Peklu
U S Charge dAffaires Demands Ottoman Compensation
Lloyd Griscom, the United States charge d affaires in Constantinople, pressed the Ottoman government for compensation for churned American citizens amid distress in the Armenian crisis. He urged a prompt decision and warned of consequences if relief was not granted.
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Grriscom
Constantinople
t—Lloyd Griscom
United States
Charee D'Affaires
Nuliwed
Military report hints at allied forces and leadership shift
Fragmentary text suggests a noted commander at a Chinese or allied force, with references to a march, advance guard, and a former governor. Names are unclear, but the piece mentions Peng Wong and a commander at a Chinese forcin.
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Sayer
March
Ping Wong
Win
Anarchists riot disrupts Chicago streets injuring twenty five
An anarchist riot at the corner of Latent and Twelfth in Chicago drew forty police and left twenty five injured. Five people were arrested including Susy Parsons wife of Albert Parsons, with bail set at 1100. Others named faced incendiary and disorderly conduct charges as a crowd attacked officers.
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Abraham Edoelstadt
West Side
Turcer Hall
Phehling Suneigl
Siayan
Beicke
Lida
Bik
Tod Bruit Adier
Dutierous
Vleintts
Aden
San Franileco
Humbert Remains Arrive Rome for Funeral Arrangements
King Humbert’s remains depart Monza and reach Rome Wednesday at dawn. Queen Margherita receives papal permission to circulate a prayer for the royal couple. Archbishops and sculptor Ximenes plan memorial actions in Cremona and the Gardens of The Pinclo.
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Rome
Augier I
Monéa
Humbert
Quen Margherita Hue
Hac
Cremona
Victor Hinanuel
Quven
Helena
Brenner Team Defeats Houston Stara in Fourteen Run Win
Brenner crushed Houston Stara 7 to 1 in yesterday afternoon hall game. Moran delivered on Horninger pad with strong batting as Brenner seized control early and held on for the win.
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Brenner
Houston
Houston Stara
Ecore
Brune Teat
Horninger Pad Moran
Peace Crushed in Tien Tsin as Li Ping Heng Arrives
A chaotic report from London dated August 6 describes Chinese defense at Tien Tsin collapsing under native forces and foreign troops pressing for peace. Li Ping Heng and Kang Yu's arrival is linked to a political shift overthrowing the peace party, with Yeung Lee to select an escort for Pekin ministers and be held responsible.
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Thea
Maine
Bekin
Porlot
Tung Lee
Ciguilir
Teem
Vien Tsia An
Lie Etme
Edia
Yung
Lee Wue
Tio Alvicus
Tereel
Raghey
Patesu
Bevin
Taku
Taio
Shaw Tang
Bouh
Gaseles
Nheft
Lroopa
Morning Post
Thee Fug
Arga
Tien Thin
Funglieh
Shunenal
Hankow
Tien Tatn
Timon
Vertme
Wnevillingo
Waling
Gaselee
Fia Maarteers Gore
Rayan
Dall
London
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