Pekin Dispatches Reveal Chinese Reckoning and Allied Dilemmas
Washington reports from August detail diplomatic exchanges with Li Hang Chang urging imperial China to engage with the relief expedition, while telegrams from Che Foo discuss Provisional military movements and advancing allied forces. London coverage features Morrican’s Pekin correspondence accusing the Chinese government of duplicity and treachery amid Boxer upheaval and edicts targeting missionaries.
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Washington
State Department
Li Hang Chang
Hey
Ewe Li
Pekim
Metin Toach
Pes
London
Pekin
George Earnest Morrican
Timea
Tsong Li Yaman
Claude Macdonald
Qasea Victoria
Cuineas
United States
Feang Liamen
Grand Council
King Victor Emmanuel III Moves Toward Nome After Naval Escort
In a disrupted dispatch the king left for Nome at 1 o clock with a torpedo boat in pursuit and later plans to go to Monza. The queen fainted upon learning of the new monarch alliance and the public mood remained unsettled as troops swore allegiance amid calls for tranquility.
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Pi Calabria
Victor Emmanuel III
Boon Almard
Nome
Monza
Humbert
Roma
Haworth to Die for Layton Nightwatch Killing
Nathan F Haworth convicted June 20 of first degree murder in the Layton nightwatch case was sentenced to death by shooting at the state prison on Sept 4 1906 between 10 am and 4 pm He was remanded to Sheriff Al F Abbott and taken to the penitentiary then handed to Warden Dow for custody
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Farmington
Aug
Nathan F. Haworth
Thomas Sandail
Layton
AL. F. Abbott
Dow
Conference Sunday Session Opens In Logan Meeting
President Merrill presided as quorum attended by Apostles Geo Cannon Ledger Clawson Raed Smoot and other church officers. Several High Council members were listed along with prayer by President Leone Smith. Names of released and sustained officers noted amid remarks by President Cannon during the Logan stake conference.
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Merrill
Quorum of Apostles
Geo
Q@ Cannon
Ledger Clawson
Raed Smoot
Snnke
M. W. Merrill
Jon. Merrell
Acd
Isaac Smith
J. Z. Stewart
Jono E. Curliale
J A. Leishman
J. K. Muartingan
Co Dt. Robbins
Alvin Crownett
Hyrum A. Campbell
John G. Squires
Josep B. Morrell
War van K. Burnham
J Lorin Hateh
Charles Skidmore
Ariel Cardon
Ralph Mitchell
Q Cannon Wee
Logan
Attending Meetings, Faith, and The Path to Celestial Glory
The speaker urges regular church attendance to retain the Spirit and keep all commandments for celestial glory. He stresses baptism for remission of sins, the need to obey tithing, and willingness to lay down life for gospel work. Elders should evangelize to all nations, even at risk, and readiness for Christ's coming is essential. A benediction by Bishop William Preston closes the remarks. Also a note about trading a buggy or wagon with office contact.
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Jeane Christ
Warth
Tyne
Tims
God
Christ
Terrestial Kingdom
Jesus
Wm. Preston
Burlington routes to Ogden and coast revealed in survey notes
A railroad observer notes Burlington plans to reach Ogden via Cache Valley or Weber routes to beat rivals for Pacific access. Direct coastal connections and concurrent British Columbia operations may render Salt Lake route impractical, with Creole Valley favored and competition for southern coast ports rising. Meanwhile government cavalry horse shortages push Colonel Marshall to Saline and Hollister for substitutes.
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Evanston
Cache Valley
Ogden
Dora
Burlington
Emigrant Canyon
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Fish Springs
Deep Creek
Sound Country
British Columbia
Waber Canyon
Verminus
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Hay
Gondox
Auz
Shanghai
Apecfol
Yemen
Aly
War Department
Chine
Che Foo
Carin
Waahington
Tien Tein
Jely
Miégeage Jast
Conger Envi
Lath
AD Gate
Weil
Daggett
McCann, Sladen
Allene
Mitchell, Brice
Eomamuel
Italy
Haworth
San Francisco
Joly A
Orient
Maraholl
Saline
Sale
Union Mercantile Company
U. S
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