Chinese powers resist as empress dowager blocks capital entry
London dispatch notes no official bulletins from Peking amid tense standstill around Beijing. Foreign legations, vessels, and troops brace for a possible advance while empress dowager and ministers delay, with rumors of indemnity terms and mixed Allied plans fueling indecision in Shanghai and Tianjin.
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Tain
Foreign Office
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Boxers and foreign troops lie in siege tainted reports
Special to The Post reports from Shanghai that Colonel Meade received a threatening note signed M Knister Conger urging aid as foreign forces strive to break the siege. A receipt shows payment for Major Waller’s head amid siege accounts and a missionary uncovers official Boxer treachery and pensions promises. A native source claims General Ma was murdered by a Boxer.
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Journal
Shangha Saga
Meade
Iesgige
M“Knister Conger
Shanghai
Tien Tain
Waller
United States Marines
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Yamen
Tien Tsin
Selge
The Girl Who Was Under Arrest Linked to New York Plot
The arrest of Marie Cazze is connected to a wider plot tied to Humbert and an unnamed king. Reports identify her as Emma Quazz, previously known in Paterson New Jersey, with her father still there. Family letters and travel details suggest she sailed with relatives, aiming to see Italy, while authorities seek the full truth of meetings with Quintavalle and Lens in London.
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New York
Rome
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Italy
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Gaetho Brasel
Brave
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Gaston
Pian Frederico
Marlinne
Carmelita
Havre
Loe Beret
Paris
Peel
Etina
Bresal
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Beast
Quara
Breed
Quintavalle
Lens
Malatema
London
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Faragon
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Murimento
Europe
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Atlantic
Boer Front Conditions Reported as Divided Forces
A London cable to the Herald cites a Frenchman returning from the Boer front confirming telegrams about deteriorating Boer positions. General Botha plans reduced commandos and indicates a split within burgher ranks into peace and war factions, with the peace party growing stronger and a potential revolution looming.
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Daily Telegram
Lorenzo Marquez
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Revolu-Ion Ia
English Statesman James Roche Reported Missing in New York
The Tribune notes the disappearance of Hon. James Boothby Burke Roche, member of parliament, who has not been heard from in nearly three months. He is said to have substantial interests in the United States and visits America yearly to attend to them.
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James J. Burke Roche
New York
the Tribune
James Boothby Burke Roche
Roche
America
Mystery man Roche vanishes from Holland House
A guest identified as Mr. Roche, who frequently stayed at the Holland house, arrived in America in April and left on several trips of three to ten days. In May he told staff not to disturb his room, then stopped contacting the hotel, prompting officials to fear foul play or harm may have befallen him.
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America
Holland Ounce
Cty
Roche
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Noward
Hin Ateenco
Huntington on Train Robberies and Guard Proposals
President P Huntington of the Southern Pacific argues passengers deserve protection and suggests placing a well armed government guard on every mail train. He questions arming railway guards and believes robbers would avoid trains with a government presence.
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New York
Union Pacific
P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railway
Tony
Huntington
Fortune Begins New Naval Recruiting Tour From Brooklyn Yard
The naval tug Fortune left the Brooklyn navy yard to tour New York State recruiting for the navy. Lieutenant Symington commands and will distribute information across Albany and surrounding towns within twenty five miles. A two week stop is planned, then return to the navy yard before a trip to New Haven.
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Fortune
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Lit Norton
Albany
Symington
Navy Yard
New Haven
Railway wreck report from Monon line near Lafayette
Official statement from Chicago and Indianapolis Louisville railway general superintendent George K Lowell details a wreck on the Monon route at Soul Hawk near Lafayette. Southbound passenger No 3 struck a sign engine at South Ranb ten miles south of Lafayette. Fireman James Hudson was killed. Engineer Henry Whitesell was scalded and freight brakeman Eugene Motook burned. No passengers injured and the train did not leave the track.
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George K. Lowell
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway
Soul Hawk
Monon
Lafayette
South Ranb
James Hudson
Henry Whitesell
Pusaenker
Wee Scalded
Eugene Motook Brulwad
Jester Plans Sermon After Acquittal In Oklahoma City
Alexander Jester, once jailed for the Gilbert Gates murder, now resides with his son in Norman Oklahoma. He prepares a sermon on Thou Shalt Not Kill and may write his life story while possibly lecturing under the defense attorneys. He has discarded the alias W A Hu and uses Alexander Jester.
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Okahoma City
Alexander Jester
Gilbert Gates
Norman
William Hil
Jester Han
W. A.‘Hu
L'Hommediet 18 Broke in New York
The Herald reports Steve L'Hommedieu is in financial difficulties with unknown depth. He could share his accounts to help friends understand when he can pay. He had a history of gambling losses and ended his life in this city, leaving thousands lost in hours.
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New York
the Herald
Steve L'Hommedieu
South African War Reports Tie Poor Communications
August reports say General McDoneld captured Harrigmit h and relieved Rustenberg garrison, with heavy fighting Sunday and Monday. Transport Sherman arrived from Manila to San Francisco with 104 aboard, including 57 discharged men and 12 civilians, and three deaths reported en route.
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Capetown
Natal
McDoneld
Harrigmith
Iwo
Carrington
Jane Hamilton
Rustenberg
Zeerust
Sherman
San Francisco
Manila
Cablin
Friday Night Fight Divides Public With Fitzsimmons vs Rubin
In New York a split betting public awaits next Friday’s match at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club. Robert Fitzsimmons and Rubin Rubin planned for August, with champions James J Jeffries as the stroke to claim the title. Both men are in prime condition, Rubin reportedly in best form of his life, Fitzsimmons past his prime yet determined to win.
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Robert Fitssimmons
Gue Rubin
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Madinot Sauere Garden
James J
Filzammons
Ruhlia
Ruhlin
Fitennimens
Deapha
Rublin
Howine
Corbett
Gad Corte
Fiteaimmons
Fitadimmon
Pittsburg and Brooklyn Rally as Baseball And Field Action Amaze
In Pittsburgh and Brooklyn games sensational fielding marked the day. Wagner shines with hitting while several players including O’Connor Murphy and Dovilann deliver strong performances in tough contests. August results feature Boston beating Marines in late rally and Powell’s superb form for St Louis.
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Aurwal
Philadelphia
Loman
Linders Txtil
Emny Wierinn
St. Louis
Buffalo Grand Circuit Meet Opens With Two Favorites Beaten
Buffalo August 6 Two favorites scored in the Uireo and 2:18 trots but faltered as York Hov and Simimariin won. Empire stake favored Wnolw won in straight heats, while Barred ty ay pool welling and other results followed.
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N. Y
Fort Erie
Pilonite
York Hov
Thoman Liwton
Boralain Nod
Fe Woo
Ty Ay
Welling
Simimariin
York Hoy
Hest
Windle
Joe Ghyim
Ferrum
Beralina
Brighton Beach racing results and times from a crowded August card
The Brighton Beach event reports multiple races with times and winners including Mile and a sixteenth noting Glenelile and G W W, Prive Mo ne Balle of Troy, Wingud Foot handicap winner Prince ing Popper Howen Tower of Candles, and Lady Callahan. A strong attendance at the Fair Grounds observed Chorne Boy and Nadroie Fray Lady among other sprints and a Chicago feature gallop where Orimar defeated John A Morrin.
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Borough
Glenelile
Alea
Milo
Kamora
Prive Mone Balle
Troy
Wingud
Howen
Lewis
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Cle
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Nadroie Fray Lady
W. & Baker
Tyme
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Tom Collings
Iiatia Hoo
Lady Callahan
Fugenia
Hottentot
Thineide
Obia
Tony Lopping
Wall
Monn wreck reports one killed in Lafayette
Late reports from the Monn wreck indicate only one fatality, James Hudson, with no serious injuries among passengers. Crews work to clear the trail as the parlor and sleeping cars were damaged.
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James Hudson
Meeting of No-Tsu-Ohs Postponed to Monday Night
The No-Tsu-Ohs meet at the Cotton Exchange but postpone to Monday August 13 to act on important association matters. New officers and directors will be elected and a plan of work decided, requiring full representation from the membership.
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Hendricks Stake At Saratoga Won By Iroquois Belle
At Saratoga the Hendricks stakes feature ends with Iroquois Belle securing victory in a five furlong heat. The race included Dubbis McAddie Scurry and time records show 1 10 2 44, while other listed horses such as Prat Specific Rinaldo and Killashandra competed in the event.
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Atley
Riba Karl
Dolando
Morgal
Palestine Team Falls to Chickasaws in Close Tilt
In Memphis on August 6 the Palestine Texans baseball club lost a tight game to the Chickasaws. Healer and Shields pitched well, and the outcome stayed in doubt until the eighth inning when Montedonico’s three-bagger, followed by Hotton’s run, produced the winning run. Final score Chickasaw 7 Palestine 0 0 1 0 0 0 0. Shields and Bord behind the mound. Ferter and Noyes caught.
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Palsatine
Scvre
Healer
Shields
Montedonico
Hotton
Palestine
Bord
Ferter
Noyes
Brenham Budget Notices and Local Events Stir Community
Brenham Texas August 4 reports a busy scene with Wells-Pargo Express shipments for the State shoot, a new Magautra show for blue rock tests, farm owner Mr KR and Farmer hosting two dogs and puppies, city council approving July bills, a wedding announced for Lowid Stik and Finnia Walker, lawn tennis entry from Globurie Wildpy, church congreation honors, county court adjournment ahead, and local gatherings planned at Matre Mei Y Park and Well tomorrow night.
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Letter from US volunteers in the Philippines details battle
A letter from Thomas Giapin Jr of Company H, Forty fourth United States volunteers, describes actions near Ubalay Panay on June 1. He reports casualties in Companies G and E, a pursuing pursuit of Filipino forces, and a gunboat aiding landing and advance against retreating enemies. The narrative notes a pleasant town with a bay breeze and guards posted daily.
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Harris County Delegates Named for Democratic Convention in Waco
Harris county lists show delegates for the Democratic Dominating Convention in Waco with a long roster of names. Alternates include Edgar Watkins and W. M. Baugh.
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Waco
WM. Perryman
H. Brashear
J. H. G. Beeker
J. Bonds
0. T. Holt
W. HM. Bailey
Wharton Bates
H. B. Rice
Juson Hirwah
Abbott Cockrell
Arnold Mijlendahl
Tom Tompkins
Charey Kingsbury
J. C. Seller
J.M. Golaghnan
J. C. Stafford
Maw Drennas
M. 2
Beonot
J. DB. Power
Thomas
O’ Leary
Wi Nam Schulte
Jay Buvinghausen
C. 8
Bronson
W. G. Love
H. RK. Latham
Willikia Miller
Frits Kobs
H. Werner
J. N. Taub
de. J. B. Massie
John Howeard
John Kennedy
Spencer Hutchins
Geo, Larendon
Oscar BE. Heynaud
A. J. Bailey
John Lyons
Tom Tf. Croan
Theodore Hillendahl
N. McDonnell
Charles Hel
W. W. Thomas
HH. J. O'Neal
Pew Chalmers
M. Hoover
Wil Hobby
Lumber mill worker injured by log carriage in Orange Texas
William Young a colored laborer at L Miller Lumber and Shingle saw mill was injured when a log struck just above the hip as the end of the log carriage moved along the track. He had been reaching across the track for a purpose when struck. Young recently came from Lake Charles. The county court met with Judge George F Poole presiding and heard indictments against Jota lawyers for failure to pay occupation tax. The defense was Hart Scholars and Wingate. State attorney A E Pace argued elaborately. Judge Poole will rule tomorrow morning.
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Augusta
William Young
L. Miller Lumber and Shingle Company
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Siab Turner
Lake Charles
George F. Poole
Jota
Hart
Scholars
Wingate
Allorney
A. E. Pace
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Beaumont Rice Auction to Sell First Jefferson County Sack
The first sack of new crop rice from Jefferson county will be auctioned in Beaumont next Wednesday at 2 pm. J. A. Lambert & Co will conduct the sale following competition among local rice buyers and a public bidding war is expected.
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J. A. Lambert & Co
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Sudden Death of Mrs H Woods at Home
Mrs H Woods, about 40, of 2710 Washington Avenue, died suddenly at her residence Sunday night after telling neighbors she felt ill and believed she would die. Her 17 year old son summoned a neighbor and a physician, who could not save her. Mr Woods, employed in Louisville, is away. funeral arrangements awaited his return.
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Harris County Republicans Schedule Executive Committee Meeting
The Harris County Republican executive committee calls a meeting for Saturday to conduct party business and organize campaign efforts. Attendees are urged to attend and participate in the scheduled session.
Tribute to Merits of Iron Tonic Prompts Public Praise
A Dallas reader writes of Dr Slanter's tonic giving strength to a fever convalescent child. An Oriental Barber Shop advertises the product as widely prescribed by physicians. The note also promotes Harter's Little Liver Pills and mail order forms from Dayton Ohio.
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News
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Harten
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Harter
Committee to hold county convention meeting Saturday
A county committee meeting is planned Saturday afternoon to discuss representation and a Republican county convention plan. Chairman J. W. Pallets and Secretary Bo Wililame will edit the session, to be held at Mr. Qreenleya’s office, Taylor building room T on Preston avenue. Notes have been sent to warn attendees.
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Bo Wililame
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