Nationwide Organized Military Strength Report Delayed
Washington July 18 The adjutant general's office released the annual statement on organized military force and duty-ready men, listing totals by state. The last report showed 14 009 organized soldiers, with 19 240 152 available for duty. figures for individual states follow with gaps in several entries.
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Srneral
United States
the & Siven
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Blebarne
Colorado
Kentucky
Low Soulstena
Memorial for Foreign Ministers Rescue by Li Hung Chang
A Canton dispatch reports Li Hung Chang proposes a memorial calling for protection of foreigners, compensation for losses, and a full inquiry into the killings. The plan includes appeals to the German emperor and joint concerns of United States and France, aiming to preserve China's prestige and secure foreign support.
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Canton
Goyun
Daily Telegraph
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Baroy
Keeler
Ines
China
United States
France
Cai Li
Huse Chang
Great Britain
Chinese Viceroy Li Mong Chang Leaves Canton Amid Turmoil
July 17 dispatches from Hong Kong report Li Mong Chang deciding to depart Canton for the north after renewed unrest in the region. Chinese and European merchants appealed to him to stay, while rebels and piracy were blamed on pretensions of Li Chang. Belgian consul notes Li Mong Chang’s approach to the north and a long audience with Hong Kong’s governor precedes departure.
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Shanefal
Captured SIntY Two Guns in Allied Chine Artillery Trap
Allied forces captured sixty two guns as they seized Chinese artillery at Tien an on July 4. German commander Von Pendar-ten reported the loss, while a German account noted rails between Wuaku and Tha Tain would reopen on July 28. The senior officer at the station reportedly handed over control and the railway yard was restored.
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Berlin
von Pendatenn
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Ajen
Aye
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Tha Tain
Tnd
Chinese Leader Secures Permission to Enlist 1000 More Troops
Jau Yeo, head of Black Plag, gains approval to raise manpower as forces likely number 36,000. July ki Liu Yee, chief of the Tinek Play, reports a significant appeal to Loi Hung Chang by Chinese merchants.
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Iki
Liu Yée
Tinek
Loi Hung Chang
Chinece Mharcharta
Chinese Army Massing Near Shasghat City
A dispatch from New York dated July 1 reports an estimated 190000 Chinese troops advancing on Shasghat City. The threat center is Yangtze River access, with implications for trade as the port ranks as a major emporium akin to New York or London.
Chinese Reform Leader Kang Yuh Wei Reported Safe in Singapore
A Singapore cablegram reports Kang Yuh Wei saved from assassination plots as reforms gain support. The text credits him with strong backing among southern provinces and notes his influence in initializing the reform movement.
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Singapore
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Sandiers
China
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Russians report Chinese massing on Amur railway line
Reports from St. Petersburg dated July 13 say Chinese forces in the Amur district are advancing toward the railway line from igun to Baghalion. The dispatch notes heavy artillery and munitions and suggests large concentrations seen by Russian general four.
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Amur
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Baghalion
Chronology of the Boxer Uprising in China
A dated chronology detailing Boxer disturbances from June to July with mentions of missions, foreign legations, and key figures. It lists attacks on missionaries, troop movements, sieges around Pekin, German and Japanese actions, and the evolving political leadership during the crisis.
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Robinson and
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Reconnaissance Report From Amur Province Disturbance
The dispatch cites daily reports from Diazoveleckenuk in Amur on the Sioppaza of SoTkob an Matobaria railroad. Chinese attacks, notably at Charhin, repulsed an assault of about 400 men on January 10. Русsia’s work to restore order continues as allied command may shift to Vice Admiral Alexieff with the Japanese commander.
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SoTkoban Matobaria
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Chardin
Sanih
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Tien Talay
Alexieff
Allied and German Charters Move Troops to China
Twenty two ships chartered by American and German governments to carry troops and materiel to China. Vessels include the German Rhein and several Hamburg America line ships and American vessels Athenias and Californian. Total tonnage about 106000 gross tons. Reports say German purchases of war supplies in the US exceed $200,000.
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United States
Pope Leo Calls for Concord and Peace Amid Chinese Bloodshed
Rome July 1 Pope Leo writes to the vicar cardinal expressing sadness over the Chinese massacres and danger to Christians and missionaries. He urges communicants to pray for concord and divine intervention to end the spillage of Christian blood and prevent further sacrifices.
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China
China Notes on General Nich Reported Killed
A London dispatch cites a special mission to St. Petersburg about troop withdrawals to the Far East. Shanghai reports General Nich is dead or missing, with no confirmation. The Taio consuls in Shanghai allegedly back Temard the viceroy of Nankin over revenue matters, and Mr. Taylor is named to a statistical post.
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Tripartite Talks Open Amid China Tangles and German Aims
The Associated Press reports Count von Buclow leads conservative links in Berlin as Austria, Germany, and France seek no entente on further China operations. Germany promises not to disrupt Russian trade and plans limited influence in Manchuria and Korea while avoiding aggression. China’s Li Hong Chang and Huan face censorship and tense diplomacy as Western powers juggle arms shipments and regional strategy.
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British Parliament Debates Export Law Overtures
Fragmentary text references British eshins and export law, noting overtures in Parliament and possible printing for proof of recent discussions. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are present in readable fragments.
Russians and Chinese Clash on Pal Ho River Skirmish
A July 14 clash between Russian reconnoitering troops and Chinese forces on the Pal Ho river near Taku left several Russians dead. Admiral Atextaff reports the skirmish in a Shanghai dispatch.
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Atextaff
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Shanghai
Beating and Torture Reported in Pekin Incident
Reports allege M. de Gibers was beaten and dragged through Pekin streets and killed, while Mme de Gilera suffered worse torture. Details describe a brutal crime and indicate a violent scene centered on the couple.
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Allied cruiser reconnaissance near Shanghai forts observed
Five Allied cruisers including a British ship reconnoitered near Shan Hal aan in July. They sighted Berber lights and forts with few Chinese visible. The dispatch said bombardment was planned but the fleet remained in formation ready. Warships lay near Shangyii and others between Shanghai and Weotung.
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Terribie
Shan Hal
Shangyai
Shanghai
Weotung
Jacksonville Light Infantry Volunteers for China Duty
The Jacksonville Light Infantry voted unanimously to offer its company for service in China. The unit from Jacksonville, Florida, made the tender today to the president for assignment to duty overseas.
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China
Repoval from Shang hai moves 15000 Japanese troops
London reports today that disembarkation of 15,000 Japanese troops from Shanghai is underway as part of broader troop movements.
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Shanghai
Quartermaster to Ship Stores from Chickamauga Park
Captain Falincky in charge of quartermaster stores at Chickamauga park received orders to prepare shipment. A large quantity of quartermaster's stores, stored at Chickamauga since the Spanish American War, is expected to be sent, presumably to China.
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Chickamauga Park
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Chickamauga
Washington Artillery Tendered Volunteers for President McKinley
The Washington Artillery of New Orleans, among the state’s oldest military bodies, submitted three war records and tendered its services to President McKinley as volunteers.
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New Orleans
Washingtng Artillery
McHiniey
Policy: No further troop withdrawals from Philippines to China
Washington July 18 report that the United States will not withdraw troops from the Philippines for service in China. A cabinet officer stated the policy is fixed, citing General MacArthur’s dispatches and the need to retain forces already under orders.
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Philippines
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Meeting of the Goldbugs
In New York a group of gold democrats and anti-imperialists met to discuss forming a third party ticket. The address assailed President McKinley over Philippine policy and appointments, praised Roosevelt, and urged independence, civil service reform, and tariff reform. Preparations are underway for a meeting on August 1.
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Ite
Wood delegation seated by Idaho Democratic convention shows Dubois support
In Poratello Idaho on July 18 the Idaho Democratic State convention seated the Wood delegation from Shoshone county by a vote of 12 to 116. The delegation opposed Governor Stuenenberg and supported Fred T. Dubois for U S senator. The report indicates Dubois will be nominated.
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Idaho
Wood
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Cour d'Alene
Stuenenberg
Fred T. Dubois
United States
Dubois
Republican State Convention Nominates Full Ticket
Boise Idaho July 18 The republican State convention nominated a full State ticket including presidential electors Senator J L Shoup Judge W E Herbum and Judge B R Routen G T Morrison of Canyon named for congress and D W Stundera of Ban Boek for governor
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Ban- Boek
Tension Mounts Near Korean Frontier as Boxars Press
United States Minister Allen at Seay telegraphs that Boxars and Chinese force loom near the Korean frontier. Palives of Fine Tan, far north in Keres province, flee in alarm while foreigners stay safe. Government remains highly anxious.
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United States
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Seay
Korea
State Department
Fine Tan
Keres
Captain Newt Hall Dead Feared After Pekin Massacre
In Cleburne Texas on July 18 relatives of Captain Newt Hall mourn him as dead amid hopes fading after reports of a massacre of foreigners at Pekin. The family fears the worst as confirmatory messages fail to arrive and grief deepens.
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Cleburne
Texas
Newt Hall
Pekin
Jester Trial Details Spill From Old Missouri Incident
In New London Missouri on July 1 witnesses recount events from a trial involving Alexander ter and W Bryant Riley dating back thirty years. Testimony describes a crash, a spring flood, and a disputed murder tied to a farm near Reece Monroe County with references to a wagon, a body, and local residents.
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Cotton Growers Organize To Regulate Market
Montgomery July 1 The Cotton Growers Protective Association was formed there today by President Jordan of Georgia. The aim is to gather weekly crop statistics through sub-organizations aided by bankers holding one dollar until price data is secured. R. R. Pool selected as identity. G Motz named vice president. J. Cadams secretary treasurer, with an executive committee of three from the regional district.
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Ala
Jordan Georgia
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R. R. Pool
G. Motz
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Terrible Accident in Jobnstown Pa During Excursion Train
A freight train plunged into a crowd awaiting an Altoona excursion in Jobnstown Pennsylvania. Two children died and two others were fatally injured. Dead are HER BEGLEY aged 18 months and URBACH aged 13. Injured include James Beeley editor of Windbert Cal and Betsy Beexlery, amputations reported at hospital. Frank Urbach of Yoder praised.
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Whe Her Begley
Yestek Urbach
James Beeley
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Aants Beatsy
James Bexlery
Frank Urbach
Yoder
Necrological notes from Sherman and Navanda Texas deaths
In Sherman Texas on July 18 the funeral of EB Andrews aged 71 was held under the ex Confederate veterans with Mildred Lee camp in attendance. He served in Hart in Burnett's battalion and fought in the bombardment of the port by Farragut and Dewey era ships. In Navanda Texas J T Sullivan died early today at his home after short illness. He had long served in the Whitehall precinct and stood as a candidate for the same office.
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