Boxer Interview from New York on Chinese Boxers
The Rev. William Christie reports that the Boxer Society aims to expel foreigners from China and may have tacit support from the Empress Dowager. He cites lack of a unified effort, possible mandarins backing, and partial imperial troop involvement led by Gen. Tung Fuh Hsiang. Beckham drowned in Henderson County Kentucky while bathing.
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Hanna Opens Campaign With Roaring Philadelphia Rally
Senator Hanna delivered the opening speech as Con vention crowds erupted in applause. Roosevelt and Hanna sparring narratives framed the day while delegates voiced support for McKinley’s protectionist platform and party unity amid a bustling Philadelphia convention.
Wolcott Temporary Chairman at Republican Convention
Senator Walcott from Colorado received a rousing reception as Temporary Chairman at the National Committee gathering. He praised the party's past four years, defended Republican unity, and attacked Democratic policies while urging support for the party ticket. He discussed currency reform and emphasized protection for workers and the nation’s interests.
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United States aims in new possessions and civil governance
The speaker defends constitutional reach over territories after the Spanish war, condemns corruption scandals, and vows to extend civil government in the islands. He asserts accountability for dishonest officials, predicts progress in Cuba, and envisions American enterprise shaping prosperity in the Pacific and Asia via projects like the Nicaragua Canal and a strengthened presence in Hawaii and Samoa.
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Walcott energizes crowd at Republican convention
Senator Walcott sparks a rousing reception as he praises future election of the Republican ticket. He vows to hunt down Cuban post office thieves and to restore law and order to the Philippines while remaining firm on keeping the islands. Indiana delegates lead applause as he lists convention officers before adjourning at 3 pm until tomorrow.
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Letter claims Goebel murder. Texas prison suspect under indictment
An anonymous postmarked Ft Worth letter to William Oulton, jailed as an accessory in the Goebel murder, confesses the crime and traces alibis from Kentucky to Texas. The writer implies knowledge of the case and says he is now on a ranch in the west, adding a cryptic note about Ken tucky associates. Culton forwards the letter to counsel as a mystery.
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Thousands Pushed Forward to China Dispatches
Secretary Bay reports four thousand Russian troops sent from Port Arthur to Taku. London, June 19, Japan dispatches three thousand troops to China and Britain moves six native regiments from India. Western China sees revolt widen. Isao-Sheh mission property burned. missionaries reach Hankow. Military wires will link Taku to Pekin amid heavy traffic.
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Democrats Take Charge as Kentucky Treasurer Office Reopens
The Kentucky State Treasurer's office was turned over to Treasurer E Bager with State Inspector Hines and Day's sureties present. Balances between the former Treasurer and Auditor were found correct. This marks Democrats gaining exclusive control of state offices for the first time since 1895. Separately, Italy's Signor Crispi regains sight after cataract removal.
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