Faith in China Distrust of Conger Message
A dispatch from New York reports Britain rejects Congers message as a belated communication. American and British officials weigh media plans to pressure the emperor with possible allied military steps toward Pekin, amid distrust of Chinese assurances and fears for legations. French expeditionary numbers total about 10,000 in two brigades under General Grey and General Bailoud.
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Ribune
Woodey
China
Congers
Sirobert Hart
Sue
Hatfield
Mediaton
Ching
Li Hung Hone
Elee
Pekin
Foreign Office
State Department
Pekia
Conger
Hinete
Huerd
Eye Witones
Sheng
Ervitta
Rene
Alencg
Ernest Wisetelly
Thie Viete
Paris
The
Matio
Expeditionary Corps
France
Grey
War Department
Bailloud
Generals Grant and Barry to Active Duty in China
General Grant and Brigadier General Barry are assigned to work with the military division in China. Major General Chatfield, commander in chief, will receive assistance as General Chaffee’s troops move from the Philippines toward Nagasaki and Tien Tein. The transport Sumner sails from Forrest on July 8 with troops, and additional forces from Manila are expected to join en route. The overall force will reach about 4000 troops including marines.
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Woshington
Brigalier Gooner
United States
Tim
Thomas Barry Hive
Diviuion
Chine
Kieilley Genueral
Eines HH
Wilcon
Uni
D States Army
Genene A. R. Chatfes
Comma
Artire
Takio Morrow
Tral Chiffre
Iiarines
Japanese Minister declines to express view on Chicago crisis
San Francisco dispatch reports Kogoro Ta Khirt, the Japanese Minister to the United States, aboard the American Maru. He avoids comment on the bas relief situation, noting communication limits and uncertainty about who is responsible for the reported upheavals and whether the empire or empress dowager influenced events.
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Chicago
Porgial
San Francisco
Kogoro
United States
ADV
China
Li Hung Chang Views From Shanghai Interview
Special to The Post reports Li Hung Chang’s remarks during a Shanghai interview en route to Pekin. He cites danger to white residents if allied troops advance from Tianjin and warns the conservative element could be overwhelmed by radicals. He criticizes government policy and calls for steadier leadership while thanking Americans for friendship.
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New York
Shanghai
Li Mune Thang
Pekin
Legation
Tey Pekin
Tien Tain
Li Hung Chang
Davices
Bamebone
Bowers
Pitched Battle Near Port Arthur Reported
Special to The Post states the Russians and Chinese face off near Port Arthur with a pitched battle imminent as Chinese forces push to halt Russian advances per Shanghai cable in the Journal.
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New York
Shanghai
Journal
Port Arthur
Casualty List From Cuba and Philippines Reports Deaths
The war department’s casualty cable from Cuba and the Philippines lists multiple deaths and illnesses. Entries include Sergeant Alexander Zech of the Second Infantry, and Private William H. Thomas of the Second Artillery, both noted with yellow fever or malaria. Other names cover several companies, with causes including dysentery, malarial fever, and combat-related injury.
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Cuba
Philipppines
Washington
War Department
Havana
Rowell Barracks
Alexander Zech
Matanzas
John Lang
Columbia Barracks
Arthur BR
A Hadking
Seventh Cavalry
Military Casualty List From General Mac Arthur
General MacArthur reports a casualty list from Mantia with deaths from July 1 to July 28 across multiple units. The items include dysentery typhoid fever variola pneumonia bronchitis and heart disease with numerous named soldiers from infantry and cavalry units.
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Washington
General MacArthur
War Department
Mantia
Porty-aixit i
Nfantry
Charles W. Wild
Fourth Cavalry
Hugo McRoberts
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Lafier Schley
Ninth Infantry
Frank Jicobe
Thirtyninth Infantry
Archibald Roberta
Fortieth Infantry
George Oliver
Jinneth
Albert
G Hemphill
Frederick G. Burt
Forty-first Infantry
Samuel H. Bevan
Thirtieth Infantry
Emil P. Sorrensen
Joseph A. Sibles
Forty-third Infantry
Patrick H. Farrington
Variola
Fletcher Williams
al Wallace
Samuel Taylor
Thomas Tolbert
Tenth Infantry
James Jones
Third Cavalry
Edward Shilling
Frysipelas
Thirty Fifth Infantry
John Finiewe
Forty-fourth Infantry
L. Allen
Miluria Tever
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Frank A. Smith
Frank Hankley
Fily
Nineteenth Infantry
Thoman Burke
Ordnace
Fred Miller
Letter From Lord Hamilton On Indian Famine Relief
The Indian Droster reports a letter to the New York Committee of 100 outlining India's drought crisis. Dated July 14 1900 from the India Office the note warns that even with expected seasonal rains relief will take months and private charity will be essential.
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New York
Lord George Hamilton
India
India Office
Rebels gain ground as coast reports Panama City capsize
In a cable from President Alfaro via Dr. Lopes the news confirms the Panama City capsize by Colombian rebels. Debris and strategic losses signal a worsening crisis as authorities scramble for control and aid.
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New York
Fr. Lopes
Ecuaedor
Eloy Alfaro
Panama City
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Warrior River
Akron
Raleigh
N. C
Ellis Carr
Long Island Sound
A.B C Crow
Clinton
A.B. Crow
Cincinnati
Citizens
Henry M. Weldon
The
Enquirer
First North Dakota divorce granted to royal princess
A Grand Forks report says Judge Flake granted the first divorce in North Dakota to Princess Anna Josephine Charlotte, who ten years ago married Emil Haverson. The match was opposed by her friends and forbidden by King Oscar of Sweden.
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Chicago
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Flake
Oscar
Sweden
Anna Josephine Charlotte
Emil A. Haverson
The Prince Consents to Churchill West Marriage
The Prince of Wales has given formal consent to the marriage of Lady Randolph Churchill and Lieutenant Cornwallis West, per a London cable. The wedding is scheduled for the first week of August in London.
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New York
London
Prince of Wales
Randolph Churchill
Cornwallis West
Engineer Riche Reports Galveston Channel Depth
Special dispatch outlines Captain C S Ride’s annual report on Galveston harbor improvements. Dredging moved 61 038 cubic yards. no jetty work, some reach surveys, and channel depths near 26 feet with progress toward 24 and 26 foot curves. Funding totals and future project plans referenced, including federal appropriations and bids from Atlantic Gulf and Pacific, Cooke Chrik Co., and others.
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Act of Congress
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Brazos River
Richmond
Worthaiceston Hay Channel
Doutle Bayou
Sircama
Aransas Pasa Improvementa
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Hiabilttes
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Croesus Leads Clash at Mareland Fast mile roars home
Mareland Ohio July 21 crowds witness a packed opening day with Croesus winning the feature as John Nolan fails to repeat Detroit form. The two fastest miles ever trotted by a stallion noted in the program, with Croesus clinching the heat and taking the top prize amid selling down a crowded field.
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Croesi
Charles Herr
Tommy Britton
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Tommy Britto
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Charlie Here
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Archie W. Allan
Hesre K
Giso
Bonnie Direct
Star Park
Charlie Hoyt
Grace BL
Braden Alec
Hawthorne Races Open With Favorites Falling
Opening Hawthorne day sees favorites upset. Monadnock Stakes winner Midwood defeats Sealer the odds on favorite as cloudy weather and good track conditions prevail. Races listed include distances from five to six furlongs with multiple entrants such as Barbara M Fonda and Becky Rolfe, though many entries appear garbled.
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Hawthorne
Chicago
Sealer
Midwood
Barbara M
Fonda
John_ A. Martin
Imp
Mint Salon
Becky Rolfe
Fancy Wood
Orimar
Bobby
Brighton Beach Races Highlight Imp Victory at Night Card
The Brighton Beach track hosted a night racing card with Imp claiming multiple sprints and distance events. Imp won the five furlongs race in 1:59 with rivals including Apple of My Eye and Time Toll close behind. other winners included Maximun over six furlongs and Jack Point over a mile.
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Apple of My Hye
Baron Pepper
Lucky
Maximun
Anna Thompsen
Albullen
Ehle
Jack Point
Decanter
Mmi Maid of
St Louis Results Point to G&A Deal Beater and Eagles
In St Louis results, G&A deal beater Joe Dourhry leads Americas Eagle in the second race or event segment.
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St. Louie
G&a
Joe Dourhry
Americas Eagle
Fighters Face Challenge For Lightweight Title Bout
The text reports Joe Gane in New York arranging a bout with Frank Erne or Terry McGovern in Buffalo. Gane vows to back a forfeit if a rival accepts while McGovern is prepared to meet Gane in ten rounds, with weigh in at the lightweight limit.
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Frank Eirne
Yerry McGovern
New York
Joe Gane
Pallmore
Baseball scores and late drama at Philadelphia and Brooklyn
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati with a late rally but a grounder error let Cincinnati score in the ninth. Sullivan hit a solo homer in the bottom of the ninth to win for Sullivan and Dineen pitched well. Brooklyn rallied against Chicago but darkness halted play with Brooklyn leading seven to eight in the seventh.
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Errera
Cincinnati
Wood
Leason
Cincinnat
Darko
Clacusmati
Rathaan Gan Aed
Kehoe
Benohie
McFarmod
Brooklyn
Brookliyn
Chicago
Farrel
Australian Bully Edwards Bouts Short in Louisville Fight
Australian bully Edwards knocked out Bob Dourlate of St Louis in the fourth round at Louisville on July 21. The bout ended early as Edwards delivered a decisive stoppage.
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Louisville
Bully" Edwards
Bob Dourlate
St Louie Toplay
Boxing bout ends early at Nonpareil match
Redde of New Troy and George Pierce of New Orleans fought in a planned twenty round bout but Pierce was knocked down in the first round. The match ended with Redde leading as the Nonpareil Athletic Club hosted the event.
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Tloilten
New
Weather Information Corpus July Forecast
Weather bulletin notes variable winds and cloudy skies across regions. From Washington on July 2 forecasts show Thursday and Wednesday winds turning fresh with southerly flow. Oklahoma and Indian Territory expect cool, windy, partly cloudy conditions with southerly winds.
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Texee
Oklahoma
Indjan Terrtory
Pale
Island City News Items The Railroad Men Satisfied
Railroad conference held in Galveston to discuss rates and possible changes for export and domestic traffic. Key figures from Missouri, Kansas, Texas and local lines reported on freight costs, with a tentative plan to move toward new rates starting September and negotiations continuing. Handle on labor unrest and port conditions cited as ongoing concerns for workers along the bay front.
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Rennral
Galveston, Houten
Henderson
Bally
Whorf Company
Fonton
Os Wy AL Jen
Miewouri
Kangae
Tesow
Lexan
Dallagt
J. W. Maxwell
Mikdoure
Ail Texag
Toate
Millan
McLowell
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Basinan
Texad
Staleliyile
AL A. Avm
Nitiagey
Missouri
Kaneda
Toran
Reneral Tianager
Chile
Dinnager
Cotton Hogien Bulletin Weather Update Summary
The bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau covers Cotton Region conditions. It provides short notes on the upcoming weather outlook and regional temperature expectations as of the current meridian time.
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Cotton Hogien
United States Department of Camriculture
Weather Bureau
Cotton Region Bulletin
Rev Mulkey Closes Ten Day Meeting in Taylor Texas
Rev Abe Mulkey concluded a ten day evangelical meeting in Taylor with an audience over 1000. He preached on The Last Call of Mercy and many attendees professed religion. The evangelist and his wife left for Corsicana to rest before starting a new series in St Jos and then Belton.
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Taylor
Texas
Abe Mulkey
Corsicana
St. Jos
Belton
Assignment filed in Heeville Texas with $2100 stock note values
Max Klewe a daloon man filed a deed of assignment at 1 AM in Heeville Texas. Assets listed include stock valued at $2100 notes and accounts $700 and furniture valued at $140. Adeph Hellmuth named assignee. schedule of liabilities not yet filed.
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Heliviile
Texas
Max Klewewether
Adeph Hellmuth
Make Your Liver Lively With Cascarets Candy Cathartia
An advertising item urges readers to wake up a lazy liver with Cascarets Candy Cathartia. It promotes 10c 350 50c sizes and lists druggists as the selling point.
Community members listed for local event in Gulf Coast area
The notice lists numerous names and affiliations across multiple localities including Biloxi and Cuero. It names participants and organizers such as Parker and Davidson, indicating a regional gathering or meeting with broad attendance.
Keel of aliens tighten border raid in U S regions
An unnamed official report notes curtailed border activity to increase patrols after earlier incursions. Authorities claim measures prevent further crossings and detain a subset of violators while maintaining readiness for deeper enforcement.
Untitled Historical Notice on Machinery Update
Fragmented text describes adjustments to a mill plants equipment including engines and new equipment. Mentions two new engines of 120 horsepower and the aim to operate a bale plant while maintaining other functions. Refers to annual allowances and prior years with unclear context.
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Greanger Thoms
Mr. J
Walker Ben Adwim
W. Sture
USA
Deaths and health notes from San Marcos and nearby towns
The report lists residents traveling to New York for studies and friends visiting from Smithville. It notes Dr. James Te Contbs traveling to Bas ir to visit his brother Dr. H H L Comba who is ill with typhoid fever.
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San Marcos
Texan
W. Stantieh
Conran
New York
Smithville
James Te Contbs
Basir
HH. L Comba
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