China Guilty Proclamation in Morrison Times Charge
London reports Dr. Morrison in the Times declares the Chinese government guilty of infamy and duplicity. Dispatches show imperial edicts urging Boxers to exterminate Christians, while victories at Tientsin reshaped negotiations and security of Peking ministers. Chicago and Berlin wire further notes on siege, casualties, and the fate of Baron von Ketteler.
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Peking
Morrison
Times
Claude MacDonald
Tientsin
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England
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Teans-Ilegamen
Victoria
Washington
Tsung-Li-Ryumen
Grand Council
China
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Heiteler
Tientein
Baron von Ketteler
Herr Cordes
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Tung Su
Tung Fuh Siang
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Pet Tang Cathedral
Lippitt
Myers
Legations
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Pichon
Han Lin Yuen
National College
Chicago
the Record
Robert Coltman
Chefoo
Shanghai
Yang Lu
Ebot
Shell
Amerfcins
Myr
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Nissiwich
Ielege
Chiang Ia
Berlin
Foreign Office
Allied relief expedition nears Peking in China crisis
Paris and London cables report 18 miles from Tientsin as Sir Alfred Gaselee and Col Daggett pledge advance. British minister Claude MacDonald warns of a looming massacre while Shanghai notes minister Ti Hung Chang confirms ministers safe. Meade sails from San Francisco with 1000 soldiers and $1.7 million in war funds.
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Tientsin
Yang Tsun
Alfred Gaselee
Col. Daggett
Claude MacDonald
Ti Hung Chang
Morrison
Pei-Tang
of Yulu
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San Francisco
Meade
Taku
Fifteenth Infantry
Battalion of Engineers
West Point
Third Cavalry
New King at Monza in Italy Visit
Monza reports the king and queen of Italy arrived amid ceremony on August 2 as Rome confirms the body of King Humbert will lie in state. Fifteen thousand troops will marshal the last honors. Bresci refuses denials about plotting Humbert’s assassination, with arrests tied to a Paterson led pact and anarchist links. others, including Salvatore Quintarelli and Anton Lanner, are detained in Italy and Paris. A crowd hailed Victor Emmanuel while shouting Viva Vanarechia, prompting arrests to prevent lynching. An Elberfeld dispatch notes Giuseppe Bernardi’s denial of a plan to assassinate Emperor William.
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Paterson
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Salvatore Quintarelli
United States
Paris
Rio Marina
Kiba
Anton Lanner
Ivrea
Victor Emmanuel
Elberfeld
Guiseppe Bernardi
William
Drowning Tragedy Near Muskegon Claims Three
Muskegon lake tragedy claims two men and a young woman. Boat capsized a mile from shore. Mortwedt Errickson and Schna Telefson drowned. Two other occupants survived. A nine-death toll attributed to the area in six weeks. Cotton mills expansion in Texas reported. Houston sees 13 new mills totaling 1,475,000 capacity. several nearing operation. Pierre records 111 degree heat in hot spell with lingering heat today.
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Muskegon Lake
John Mortwedt
Charles Errickson
Schna Telefson
Modwedt
Texas
Houston
Austin
Nam ed Its Ticket Democratic and Republican Ticket Nominated Des Moines
Des Moines August 2 Republican state convention named a full slate headed by W. B. Martin for secretary of state and F. F. Merriam for auditor with D. J. Palmer as railway commissioner and John N. Baldwin as presidential elector. Democratic events summarized include speeches by George Parsons and James Todd in Peoria and Chicago remarks by Richard Yates.
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J. H. Trewin
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W. B. Martin
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Manchester
G. 8. Gilbertson
Forest City
C. W. Mullan
Waterloo
Supreme Court
Emil McClain
Iowa City
D. J. Palmer
Washington
John N. Baldwin
Cornell Bluffs
Ole D. Roe
Dea Moines
EB. V. Tucker
Louisa County
J. A. L. Bartholomew
Jackson County
L. B. Raymond
Franklin County
C. H. McNider
Cerro Gordo County
H. I. Read
Linn County
H. Harper
Wapello County
Marion F. Stookey
Detatur County
P. L. Lever
Guthrie County
Thomas Wray
Crawford County
George E. Bowers
Sioux County
Peoria
Democraty
Wediareay
George Parsons
Dle
James Todd
Alschuler
Wan
Ite
Republican Party
Yvutes
Chicago
Republican Veterans’ Club
Richard Yates
Hingis
Ohio Democratic Clube
Toledo
Ohio Democratic Clubs
Kansas City
John T. Altgeld
Ilinois
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Cuba
Philippines
Concord
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Frederick E. Dotter
Portsmouth
Ocean Race Tests Mail Speed Between Kaiser Wilhelm and Deutschland
New York reports a planned race next week between the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and the Deutschland to deliver American mails to Europe first. The event starts Tuesday from Cu nard pier and Trohoken with stops at Cherbourg Plymouth and Southampton. Analysts expect the Deutschland speed may beat the Kaiser to London despite the Kaiser's 24 hour head start. In Atlanta Gen Gordon of the United Confederate Veterans attends the Chicago encampment August 27 at invitation of Gen Shaw. A Vienna report claims an assassination attempt on King Alexander in Belgrade. unconfirmed and denied locals say he was not injured.
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Europe
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Bremen
Cherbourg
Southampton
Trohoken
Hamburg
Plymouth
English
Mymouthtreet
London
American Line
Stermship
White Star Hiner Queanie
Auanta
John RB. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Chicago
Gordon
Mbert D. Shaw
Grand Army
King Alexander
Vienna
Daily Chronicle
Belgrade
Alexander
Furniture price cuts by E. B. Hughes
An advertisement notes cut prices on furniture by E. B. Hughes and urges readers to read The Daily News for the most local news with ten cent weekly home delivery.
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E. B. Hughes
Railroad officials tour C M N line to Olivet
Cincinnati Northern President Thomas dispatched General Supt Flanders and a high delegation to inspect the C M N line toward Olivet. They studied the roadbed and local prospects, with Flanders promising a report to Thomas but offering no details on the potential road’s profitability. The visit included leaders from Cincinnati Northern, Olivet, and the accompanying private car Leon.
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Cincinnati
Flanders Woull
J. B. Wanders
T.C. M. Schindler
Williams
Cincinnati Northern
Olivet
H. E. Hollon
Leon
Marshall
Embryo Railroad
Flanders
Wolcott Accepts Ambassadorship to Italy in Fall
Washington reports Roger Wolcott has accepted the president's offer to be ambassador to Italy. Draper will resign and his commission issued. resignation effective in about six weeks, allowing a fall start after a Paris visit. Cumberland miners end Georges Creek strike. over a million dollars in wages lost since April.
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Roger Wokcott
Haly
View Draper
Draper
Paris
United States
Birime Euaeu
Cumberland
Georges Creek
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