State of anxiety on Pekin crisis revealed in dispatch
A sagging Diplomatic note from Washington describes the Pekin government and foreign legations, with details on troop movements and potential responses. The report notes the U S and Swiss guards as the strongest foreign presence, while German, British, Japanese, French, and Russian contingents are also mentioned amid tense conditions outside Pekin. The piece cites telegrams about mobilizations, border threats, and possible war outcomes, with officials seeking a peaceful settlement despite mounting pressure.
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Tentsin
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Hind
Roosevelt Visit Planned Amid Indiana Campaign Talks
W J Durbin, Indiana governor candidate, conferred with Wayne of the national Republican committee about Roosevelt delivering a campaign speech in Indiana. Roosevelt may visit several principal towns in September or October, with a later decision pending examiners. Michigan City and nearby areas discussed potential appearances, while Darby noted a company unit would be present. Also reported is a fatal family feud shooting in Stuebenville and a fatal chemical fire injury in Washington.
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Incoming report on Tonilen relief force actions
A partially legible dispatch describes a composite brigade of about 2,300 troops being deployed to aid Sieutsky efforts. It notes a decision by the relief force commander after heavy marching to defer further advance for one day, with unclear subsequent movements and dates.
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Adindeau Meynour
Cho Kou
Tientein
Furve
Arrivals at St Helens Bring Kruger Relative to Mafeking Hero
The report notes the arrival at St Helens of Kruger's grandson Saret Blow, who captained Tyche British of Mafeking, accompanied by 11 officers or aides, landing yesterday.
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Malfeasance Charges Spark Cape Town Medical Critique
Lord Roberts prepared to reply to grave allegations raised at a Cape Town meeting criticizing hospital mismanagement and lack of proper patient care. Ladies visiting sick and wounded reported poor distribution of warm clothing and inadequate comforts as troops faced harsh conditions. News from Cape Town cites new agency reports of alleged malfeasance in supplying comforts, while other reports note troop movements, surrendered rifles, and President Kruger at Machadodorp.
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Suffrage Rally Derailed by Onstage Crash and Shooting
Delegates at a suffrage convention erupted in cheers and a fallen portrait sparked a confrontation before a near unanimous vote adopting an equal suffrage platform. Outside, gunfire erupted as Garrig players collided with rival supporters. Askew died from a body wound and Reddy survived after being shot in the back, with bystanders injured.
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Mortality Surge in India Prompts Relief Push
London reports rising mortality in India as the wet season begins life losses may reach millions unless swift aid arrives. Louis Klopsch of The Chris tin Herald warns 2.0 million deaths possible and 90 percent losses feared in rich farming zones. He urges rapid distribution of American relief including 100 000 blankets.
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Florida lynching at Kingsford strikes historic tone
A report from Mulberry Florida on June 28 describes a lynching involving Joe Hans a white man killed by Sam Smith a colored man after a confrontation at Kingsford A pursuit ensued with the sheriff’s posse and a second man Hob allegedly aided in the final fatal assault The incident echoes a dangerous era of mob violence in the region and is noted alongside a broader editorial memo about northern Indiana editors visiting Kanduske Hutin Tay Cleveland and Buffalo to discuss press matters.
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Floral Queen Winner in Vincennes Voting Contest
The Floral Queen voting contest at Vincennes city election results show Helen Kackley, daughter of James Kackley, Trustee of Vincennes township, as winner with 11,447 votes. In Louisville Kentucky, Mrs. Kate Wilson, aged mother of George H. Wilson, was fatally injured by a trolley at Nineteenth and Jefferson Streets while visiting Clark county Indiana.
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ISDIAYAS SOLDIERS Prepares for a summer camp in Fort Wayne area
Fragmentary report notes ISDIAYAS SOLDIERS in Indiaeapol area preparing for a summer camp of the Gaetreeticn of the Kiettoy Gear. Details mention tents, uniforms, and a preparatory setup, with scattered phrases about a parade and potential events. locals reference the county and surrounding towns.
Trials in Georgetown bail process raise extradition questions
Frankfort June 28 a report notes subpoenas issued in a Georgetown case involving William Goebst and Lori Suter. Witnesses faced questions of extradition and defense continuances, with key figures Governor Williams and Charles Finley referenced. Further mentions Albany and Indianapolis reflect broader, unsettled legal maneuvering.
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Menry Youtnay
Wiewe
Wiliam Goebst
Georgetown
Lori Suter
Manry
Williams
Taylor
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Charles Finley
Indianapolis
Bond
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Jil Sheri
Suter
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Unclear fragmentary note from Canton event recounts
Fragmentary OCR records a series of dated maneuvers and names including Canton, France, and references to councils, governors, and a banquet. The text is garbled with misread words, but hints at a political and social lineup with meetings, trials, and nominal actions surrounding a local organization and annual event.
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