Revolt in Wuchang Sweeps Across Chinese City
The night of revolt in Wuchang sees Manchu camps burned and Viceroy’s Yamen bombarded as revolutionists seize the city. Massacres of Manchus unfold while foreigners in Hankow remain largely untouched. By Wednesday gates stay shut and Han Yang falls to soldiers. American officials seek access to rescue missionaries.
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Wuchang
Yamen
Hankow
Behina
Han Yang
U. S
Wuchang Hankow bombarded as war spreads to Hankow
The letter describes fires, looting, and martial chaos in Wuchang and Hankow during the 1911 rebellion. Foreign concessions are patrolled by volunteers and gunboats while rebels threaten the city. Missionaries seek safe exit and refuge in Shanghai as violence grows and civilians suffer.
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Han Yang
Wuchang
Dr. Patterson
Father Wood
Phelps
Mr. Kemp
Mission Compound
Hankow
Pekin
Shanghai
China
Haakow
Sions
Thanksgiving Personal Notices From Local Citizens
Numerous brief notices describe visits and moves among residents. Miss Minnie Storm and Mrs. Andrew Hatch shared Thanksgiving in Newark. Mrs. Frank C. Queen visits relatives in Passaic. William R. Twohig and his son travel from Boston. N O Smith advances to auditing at the construction firm. Ruth Mooney visits Chelsea avenue. John Woodin, George H. Woodin visit Red Bank kin. Van Schoick family moves to Plainsville. Ambrose Emmons takes a Farmingdale railroad post. James Butler hosts Thanksgiving dinner at Monmouth Beach with Henry Clayton family and guests.
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Minnie Storm
Fifth Avenue
Andrew Hatch
Newark
Frank C. Queen
Garfield Avenue
Passaic
William R. Twohig
Hennebique Construction Company
Boston
Mass
William R. Twohig Jr
N. O. Smith
Ruth Mooney
Maplewood
Chelsea Avenue
John Woodin
George H. Woodin
New York
Marvin Woodin
Lippincott Avenue
George
Mr. Woodin
Ambrose Emmons
Farmingdale
Fay
Lincoln Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emmons
Middletown
Biberon
Central Railroad
Pennsylvania
James Butler
Monmouth Beach
Henry Clayton
Harry Finn
William Worles
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