Liberty Congress Endorses Bryan for President Amid Imperialism Debate
The Liberty Congress delegates endorse William Jennings Bryan for president during a heated anti imperialist convention. The platform denounces McKinley policy in Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines calling for constitutional rights representation and ending imperial governance. A New York convention is planned for September to nominate a ticket with third party candidacy discussed and urged.
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Indicanpatia
Angus
Bborty Conrad
American League of Anniamperial Secs
Wilton Jennings Ryan
Colman
Masas- Chee
Ater
Thnty-Fve
Ender
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
N.Y
Jeader
Bryan
Thomas M. Oxborte
McKiniey
Brown
Katsan
Charles R. Codman
Edwin Burris Smitih
Platform Ad
Ab Bryan
Mhalrmyn Zeisler
Aur
Sulu Islands
Wallippines
Congress
United States
NM Elven
Caan
McKinley
Porto Rico
Philippines
Porte Rion
Hawaii
America
Connorshin
Hagues
Cuil
Miter
Je Delluy
Avery
McKintey
Hha
Inmet
Selyond Thorny ‘Oshorte
Iduburo
Everett V. Anbolt
New York
New York City
Moorefield Storey
Massachusetts
Bas
Storey
Wiliam J. Fulmer
Colorado
Loughs
Mire
Iberty Congress
William Lloyd Garrison
Rowton
Louis R. Ehrich
Charlon A. Towne
Tetarae Wa
Sulu
Intanda
Towne
Abraham Lincoln
Ehrich
Communications Leak Details China Ambush Negotiations
The State Department released communications between Chinese envoy Ah Wu Ting Tang and Secretary of State regarding tensions as Western powers press for moderation. Memoranda discuss potential Chinese concessions and relief efforts around Pekin and Ling Chow, with commands to coordinate with military leaders and protect civilians.
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Department of State
Chinees
Ah Wu Ting Panit
Ponlwihig
Adeo
Navy Dispatch Reports Allies Occupy Tone Chow and China Actions
The navy releases a dispatch from Admiral Remey dated August 15 detailing that Lt Latimer rejoined Chaffee at Taku and that allied forces occupy Tone Chow on the 12th. It notes expected attack on Pekin and ongoing actions in China per Jananese sources.
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Washington
Navy Department
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Taku
Latimer
Chaffee
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Jananene
Aliles
Pekin
Remey
Unclear dispatch on Riasian recruitment and allied threat
A fragmented Rome dispatch reports a Riasian recruitment that allegedly disembarked to protest the rear of allied forces, described as seriously threatened. It claims Japan and an admiral announced Allied forces arrived at Tithe Chow and that an attack on Pehkia was anticipated today.
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Teka
Chie Koo
Japan
Tithe
Armistice Pursued if Ministers Safe and Peace Talks Feasible
Washington reports a cabinet meeting discussing Li Hung Chang's appeal for a halt at Tung Chow to enable an armistice. An answer is prepared indicating the government would agree to a ceasefire to relieve ministers and legations under their protection.
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Conger
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Pekin Reached by Allies Amid Global Dispatches
New York Journal reports an allied army entry into Pekin on Monday with ministers believed relieved. Multiple cables from Tokyo and London claim forces near Tekin and Tong Chow as editors note cautious retreat and relief efforts. International telegrams from Rome and Vienna conflict on exact timings.
Negotiations Begin Over Armistice and Legation Safeguards
Western powers report Japan proposes an armistice and safe delivery of the legations, with discussions on allowing allied forces to enter Peking to protect the legations. Shanghai dispatches note China seeks final negotiations. British objections to withdrawal of troops stir concerns about prestige. American talks draw mixed reactions as tension rises.
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Shanghai
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Creach
Subjeet
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Missionaries Amias Mulder in Toronto Mission List
A fragmented report lists Mission Amias Mulder and several missionaries from Lu Cheng and Lean with names including Mrs. HLge Cooper and Rev. A It and Mere Saeed. It describes injuries and travel incidents involving children and a death near Mobile, with references to the Olina Mission and a term from Bhan Bi.
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Aine
Giaver
Leur Steegua
Mere
Saeed
Pingligt
Sis
Unclear: Russian Forces Pursue Chinese at Angin Front
Dispatch from St Petersours reports General Renneshamyer engaging Chinese near Algun with 4000 infantry and 12 cavalry stationed at a strong position at Sarlahas. Russian numbers were superior though two sunk and the Chinese resisted with stiff frontal and flank attacks before coalition withdrawal and retreat of their artillery.
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Armistice Promised Amid Reports of Japan China Talks
A Kobe cable to the Evening Journal says Japan has proposed an armistice with China and China’s government has accepted. Terms require the minister to be under allied protection at Pekin or allies admitted to relieve the situation. Meanwhile Shanghai reports British transports sailed but were recalled by a torpedo boat destroyer and returned to Wu Sung.
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Hrepin
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China
Hia Gov
Pekin
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Shanghai
Hail
Wu Sung
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