Provisional government formed in Tiensin amid war ruins
Allied forces split Tiensin into a provisional government led by Colonel Bower of China, Colonel Wollack of Russia, and Colonel Ack of Japan as fires and shelling devastate suburbs and inner city. Casualties run high, bodies left in the streets as authorities struggle to restore order and identify victims.
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Associated Press
Tien Tain
Shanghai
Bower
Wollack
Ack
Tien Tein
Xiating Chaoke
Waiting on China Reply Shapes U S China Talks
The State Department waits for China to accept or reject terms as officials in Pekin and Washington assess the pace of replies. Reports suggest one of the great powers plans to pull out of the league while imperial forces move toward Tien Tsin and Pekin. The Chin ese relay system moves about 290 miles a day to transmit messages between Pekin and Shumshuai, with six to eight days expected for a formal answer. Li Hung Chang cautions that allied forces near Pekin could threaten foreign lives and slow relief efforts.
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Moch
China
Ofer
United Statens
Washington
Pinta
Brest
Tien ‘Tetn
Pekin
Polini
Kwang Su
Penn
State Department
Legation
Shumzhai
Fowler
Plaine
Shankhil
Sheng
Tien Tain
Aime
Li Hung Chang
Alliei
Pe Kin
China Must Make Reparation and Promise to He Good
Berlin July 24 Count von Buelow foreign minister replied to the Chinese emperor's appeal for mediation. He would not submit the telegram from Pekin to the emperor until the murder of the German minister to Pekin Basson von Kelte ter is ascertained and guarantees are given that future conduct complies with international law and civil usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
He Good
Berlin
Count von Buelow
Germa
Pekin
Basson von Kelte
Ter
Distilling ship Arethusa to join Asiatic squadron
The distilling ship Arethusa will reach the Brooklyn navy yard from Philadelphia tomorrow and load general stores field guns and ordnance. Most cargoes from various yards will go to the Philippines and China where field guns are needed. The Arethusa will join Admiral Remey's Chinese fleet strengthening the Asiatic squadron with fresh water and supply capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Navy Yards
Philippines
China
Remey
Abe Jem
Unsuccessful surrender talks at Peh Tang forts
Hang Yhos failed to arrange with the general commanding the Peh Tang forts for surrender. The general refused surrender but would remain neutral if the formloners did not attack him.
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Associated
Taku
Peh Tang
Prospects Bright for Democratic Ticket, Jones Says
Senator Jones reports letters and interviews show Bryan and Stevenson favored for the ticket. He cites newspaper support and Republican drift toward imperialism and militarism. He notes Germans oppose standing armies and predicts strong Democratic gains in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Jones
Chicago
Minnespolla
Minnetta
Wisconsin
Clark's Status in New York Interview
William A. Clark of Montana declined to discuss reports he donated to the Democratic campaign fund. He asserted he is the duly appointed senator, with credentials deemed legal by top constitutional lawyers, to be considered at the next Senate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Clark
Montana
Tribune
Democratic Campaign Fund
Beat
United States
Senato
Pants Makers Strike For Ten Hour Day And Rise In Wages
New York July 24 Most of the pants makers in Manhattan Borough have struck for a ten hour day and a 10 percent wage increase. There are about 000 pants makers in New York Brooklyn and Newark. They belong to unions affiliated with the United Garment Workers. A return to the task system has been reported with workers earning days pay only after producing a set number of garments. Tasks have reportedly been increased so that one must work a day and a half or two days to earn one day’s pay.
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New York
Maghattan
Brooklyn
Newark
Unlinx
United Garment Workers
Masterly pitching grants win in ten at Boston
Garvin pitched a masterful ten inning game for Philadelphia against Cincinnati securing his first win since January 31. The Brooklyn July report notes Chicago win aided by Garvin and hitters, with key plays by Van Halren and Sole. New York also won in extra innings with a bases filled sequence. Philadelphia’s Orth earned his first win since January 4, holding Cincinnati to limited hits.
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Orth
Philadelphias
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Garvin
Howell
Nops
Farrell
Meduke
New York
New Yorks
van Halren
Sole Baen
Vale
Iota Jef
Siore
Zeever
Connor
Hawley
Warter
Philadelphia
Orth Foray
Hig
Boxing Round by Round Sparring Report
The article details a series of boxing rounds between Ryan and Root, with exchanges on jab, right crosses, and left hooks. It also notes other bouts including Garvwild vs Patrick Hican and Bill Smith vs Billy Hurley, plus several featherweight results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Root
Ato
Mothei
Henry Root
Ryan Miter
Font
Ryan Cime
Rean
Mooi
Hyon
Wottoberg
Pireatis
Hyan
Foot
Joe
Ave Root
Heory Yanger
Tinton Blasher
Mowatt
Yanker
Waco Defeats Palestine 7–2 in Texas Baseball Clash
In Palestine Texas on July 24 Waco zipped past Palestine 7 to 2. Palestine batteryear Ruedell and Markley struggled against Waco’s Spen dr and Noyes. The Palestine club of the International and Great Northern remains strong in the Star league and seeks more semi professional games across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Texas
Waco
Ruedell
Markley
Spendr
Noyes
International
Great Northern
Palestine Baseball Club
Lowing
Races at Hawthorne Chicago July Winners Listed
The Hawthorne meet in Chicago on July features races across multiple distances with horses such as Peaches Gleve Esther Rigks in the half mile and Abe Fuerst Lucile Brumby Heigh-fo in the six furlongs. Times show 418% for the mile and furlong Banale Our Nello Hogry Cy 2:04 for five furlongs Danger Line Hurry Sarno 100%Smile Tandy Maddiesome Prostar Blue Lick LaTty in another event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Chicago
Peaches
Gleve
Esther Rigks
Abe Fuerst
Lucile Brumby
Heigh-fo
Banale
Our Nello
Hogry Cy
Danger Line
Hurry
Sarno
Time
Mily
Norford
Literick
Engburat
100% Smile
Tandy Maddiesome
Prostar
Blue Lick
LaTty
St. Louis Racecard Details Five and Six Furlong Events
At St. Louis on July 24 five and a half furlongs featured Tony Lepping and Duke Alexia with Dlumist. Six furlongs listed Colonel Gay with Mandamus and Percy Ro. time 1 25¼. Mile and a sixteenth showed Siddubia with El Caney and dinp at 1 15 64. Six furlongs included Lord Neville with Theory and Dave Waldo at 1 51 44. Mile noted Hottentol and Sprung with Redd at 1 45 4. Four and a half furlongs Rainy Day with Juli ttia By The Torish timed at ho %.
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St. Louis
Tony Lepping
Duke Alexia
Dlumist
Colonel Gay
Mandamus
Percy Ro
Siddubia
el Caney
Dinp
Lord Neville
Theory
Dave Waldo
Hottentol
Sprung
Redd
Horse Racing Notation From Brighton Beach Meet
At Brighton Beach New York on July 34 race entries list Milo Harry McCaun Stamp Zeus Time 1 41 Five furlongs All Green King Pepper Beau Gallant Gold Heels Pigeon Post Bountawous and eee Boll with times 193 4 Six furlongs and other entries Sweee Lavender Specific Criton Jack Telling Attumnp Peaceful Sir Fitzhugh Time 1 00 4 5
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Brighton Beach
New York
Milo
Harry McCaun
Stamp
Zeus
All Green
King Pepper
Beau Gallant
Gold Heels
Pigeon Post
Bountawous
Boll
Doolee
Sweee Lavender
Criton
Jack Telling
Sensation at Hawthorne as J P Smith banned from turf
Hawthorne officials announce J P Smith a renowned horse owner is barred after Washington Park stewards received charges from Catastrophe Carroll owner J Carroll alleging Smith accepted money to forfeit Catastrophe in a late race. Smith calls the charges unfounded and says he will appeal after the full hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teans” Smith
Chicago
Hawthorne Race Track
Hawthorne
Washington Park
J. P
Tetas) Smith
J. Carroll
Catastrophe Carroll
Smith
Wishihaton Park
Buckeye Track Meet Sets Several Fast Times
In Cleveland at Gleuville track a new world record pace was noted as McKinney’s bisck welding Cover led second seat in 2:0S%. Trotting events featured Direc SL-Hintes Allen Boot time 2:10% and Kies DUrNe earning $1500 with a 2:1 cinwse. Sidney and Poynter each won heats, while Lord Derby captured a heat in 2: Wu before weather postponed the program.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gleuville
Bisck
McKinney
Uha
Siswmirrer
Elise
Direc
Allen
Coney
Tures
Sidney
Poynter
Tile
Purny Mney
Clage
Lord Derby
Great Western races postponed by rain in Des Moines
The Great Western races in Des Moines Iowa were delayed due to rain and rescheduled from July to a later date. Officials cited wet track conditions and postponed program for safety and fair competition.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jomitrow
Draw Settles Syracuse's Tommy Ryan and Chicago's Jack Root
Spectators at Tattersall's watch a six round bout end in a draw. Neither fighter gains a clear edge, with Ryan flooring Root in the fifth round and Root replying with heavy blows in the final round as the crowd reacts with disappointment.
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Chicago
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Jack Root
Tattersall’s
Ryan
Roo
Root
JEFFRIES SEEKS RING RETURN IN LATE AUGUST BID
New York July 24 Jim Jeffries, sidelined with a left arm injury, is cleared to train at Atlantic City and hopes to fight by August 25. He plans to accept a challenger soon and would prefer facing the winner of the Primmones Routine bout, with a September 1 deadline to schedule fights if needed.
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New York
Jim Jeffries Wan
Huw
Mme
Jeffies
Atlantic City
Billy Brody
Jeffrien
Bicycle Races of Cleburne Highlight Local Champions
July event in Cleburne Texas crowned Claretre Collom and Polly of Cleburne in mile and five mile professional races. Leonard Field, Tackabury and Boren placed in multiple divisions as Collom claimed champion status for one mile and five mile events in Texas.
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Cleburne
Texas
L. A. Wy
Etharne Rat Leonard
Veeitird
Polly
Conan
Collom
Boren
Dillag
Tackaberry
Ireburne
Alpesbury
Por
Éneburne
Texpa
International Rifle Event Honors Sharpshooters at Dresden
Teans Rifleman Bernatteves from San Antonio Tessas won a silver medal and two more at the Inicrus Honel title in Dresden Germany. Finmerwan, a New York crack shot, took fourth place in the great International Competition as numerous eager shooters from across the Atlantic gathered for the meet.
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Teans
San Antonio
Tessas
Bernatteves
Oto
Inicrus- Honel
Dresden
Germany
Ando
Plebbin
Sta. Finmerwan
New York
Abcet
Rengean Defeats Forbes in Twenty Rounds at Coney Island
John Rearan of Brooklyn defeated Clarence Forbes of Chicago in the twentieth round before a large crowd at the Braided Sporting Club on Coney Island. The bout occurred tonight in New York with Forbes from Chicago as the challenger.
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Rengean
Forbes
New York
John Rearan
Brookvn Tonight
Clarence Forbes
Chicago
Braaidé
Coney Jetnug
Train jumpers target by county peace officers in Hallettsville
In Hallettsville Texas July 24 county Peace officers intensify efforts to catch train jumpers near Eagle Lake and Yoakum. Several have been injured while boarding trains. two suspects accused of robbing a freight car at Sweet Home face an examining trial. An election will be held to elect a president of the board and six Houetaville Independent School District trustees. Colonel J C Lamkin and Mrs Lamkin travel to Houdton Austin and Tyler for business. J W Ragsdale and family plan a summer stay on the McCulchon ranch.
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Hallotaville
Texas
Eagle Lake
Yoakum
Hin Len
Sweet Home
Sweet Home, Are To Have An Examining Trial Here Before Equire Town
Houetaville
Edhon Wmastrict
J C. Lamkin
Democratic Executive Committee
Mra. Lamkin
Houdton
Austin
Tyler
J. W. Ragsdale
Yeaturday
Brewster County
McCulchoon Ranch
Irene Heath Burned In Rockwall Explosion Injury
Irene Heath, daughter of H C Heirt of Rockwall, suffered burns to her head, feet, and legs when a canned heat can exploded. Her father tried to help, but his hands were badly burned while attempting to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwall
Irene Heath
H C. Herth
Beara Titan Triumph Over Bougin Aided By The Kind
The article notes Beara pulls ahead in a contest titled The Kind Titan with Bougin trailing. Details are fragmentary but indicate a decisive finish and notable support from an unnamed ally.
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Titan
German vote shifts in Illinois toward Democrats in pivotal campaigns
Chicago July 3. Democratic leaders stress imperialism and militancy as main campaign themes for German-Americans. State committee lines drawn from Kansas City platform amid fears of Yates influence. Alschuler viewed as strongest in central Illinois. Stevenson strong in the same area. Cook County key battleground. Local German counties include La Salle, Adams, Peoria, Madison, St. Clair, and others. analysis notes 180,000 German-Americans and possible electoral impact for Bryan.
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Chicago
Dally Chronicle
State Committee
Katims
Bosten
Kansas City
Pearls
Alschuler
Nelson
Democratic State Committee
Samuel Alphuler
Stae
John R. Tanner
Bia
Alvehuler
Tanner
Yates
Lorimer-Jamieson
Cook
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illnois
Alachuler
Wook County
Alechuler
Nmindis
Bryan
Cork County
Mill
F. Dunlap
F. K. Whittemore
Dunlap
Carter
Just Epring
Lorimer
Taner
Cooke Couniy
Adama
Peoria
Madison
St. Clair
Monroe
Woodford
Jackson
Washington
Clinton
la Salle
Jo Daviens
Tazewell
Hancock
Randolph
Isi
Taneers Min Whittemore
Cook County
Democratic leaders see strong push for Bryan and Stevenson
New York reports Mayor James K McGuire and associates in Syracuse outline optimism for Democratic success. He cites 200 anti-impeachment groups in the state and says seven percent have endorsed Democratic ticket. Officials from Pennsylvania and local leagues attend as planning continues for upcoming conference.
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New York
James Kmcguire
Democratic Biate Operative Committee
Syracuse
St. James
Ted
Brenham Budget Notes Local Projects and Social Events
Brenham Texas July 24 The artesian well digging project is abandoned at a depth of 2160 feet after a cave in blocks further progress. The council will decide whether to bore two more sites. Father Huhn buys the steam gin at Independence and will upgrade capacity. Engineers plan surveys along the Cameron Santa Fe right of way to assess farm damage from railroad grading. The lone marriage license is Peter Simmons to Ada Hucker. Meetings of local veterans and fire companies are announced. State meet prep and rail fare details for upcoming cotton and gin improvements are noted. Social events include debutante Jane Childress in honor of Annie Louise Brown and a caramel bobbing prize. Brenham band earns praise at the Waco encampment.
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Brenham
Texas
Father Huhn
Independence
William Lipstomb
Christié
Cameron
Santa Fe
Peter Simmons
Ada Hucker
Noroa
Tlanafers
Trenham Hook and Ladder Company
Washington Camp
Allted Confederate Veterans
Wideacres
Watson
Ouvera
Shippers
Mesers
Wagner
Wraylock
Dallas
Jane Childrevs
Annie Louiis Brown
San Antonio
Sha Wan
End iMre Childrese
Meber Stone
Oulue Hinkley
St. Louis
Mix
Wharton Plans Big Railroad Barbecue Event
Wharton Texas July 4 committees for the grand railroad barbecue report strong progress. They have secured 250 dollars and 100 pounds of meat to grill and aim to make the event a memorable occasion despite inclement weather. A county fair is proposed and a meeting this evening will set the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Texas
Westerdy
Short Texas Specials Brighten Sparse Local News
Garden City reports Wil Preston injured after a fall from a Washi. Claforn a Cuiley killed in a railroad wreck. Ghoesherok notes a 2 year old bitten by a Fratuleanake pilot. Ventura Ramos arrested for wife murder. Lon Boyton found dead near city safety district. Georgetown board of trade plans entertainment for 120 guests. Ness to place 2500 white perch in Gabriel river. Trinity man sustains injuries from a motion claim. Kerene news item incomplete.
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Garden City
Wil Preston
Clfaurna
SAN Antoni
Ventura Ramos
Juivic
Temple
Lon Boyton
Board of Trade
United States
Gabriel River
Trinity
Pal Kerene
Untitled assortment of midwestern crime notes and accidents
Fort Worth inmate Tetty, famed from the Garlington train robbery, survived a morphine overdose after a botched incident. Franklin see: Will Hutchins, a colored man, convicted of murder in the second degree and sentenced to five years. Marshall report: Jim Impoon, a Black man, charged with choking his wife Frances to death. preliminary hearing held. bail set at 100 with no payment.
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Marshall
Jim Impoon
Frances
Priday
Hallville
Simpacen
Forrest
Gal
Alexander Jester Murder Trial Returns to Jury
New London Missouri July 24 The State rests its case in the Alexander Jester murder trial of Gilbert Gatey The defense asks for a not guilty verdict but the court overrules The defendant then says he bears no ill will toward witnesses and plans to live the rest of his days in peace He cites health issues and mentions Pinkerton detectives and John W Gates money in his remarks The Attorney General Daniel Missouri testifies regarding W S Shrewsbury and related matters
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New London
Alexander Jester
Gilbert Gatey
Mr Gates
Pinkerton
John W. Gates
Daniel Missouri
W. S Shrewsbury
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