Mediation Offer to China With Conditions From United States
President signals willingness to mediate between Chinese empire and the powers but only if Beijing proves ministers alive and able to perform duties. Key demands include order, protection for foreigners, suppression of the Boxers, and punishment for Christian-murderers. Additional notes outline broader arms and policing duties of involved nations.
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Washington
Hay
Peking
United States
McKinley
State Department
Tren
China
Jia
Susitay
Canton
Millister Wu
Goodnow
British general Roberts cut by Boer lines near Pretoria
London July 24 Gen de Wet again interrupts Lord Roberts communications by rail and telegraph. Boer commandos, about 2000 men with four guns, move from Tauningspruit toward Koningspruit, while President Steyn and both De Wets ride with them. Reports say Boers captured Meghdande and the main line north of Koningspruh, with telegraph routes to Pretoria via Potchefstroom cut.
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London
de Wet
Lord Roberts
Meghdande
Moryster Walker
Cape ‘Town
Eymuliy
Aves
Pullown
Dispatel
Tauningspruit
Te Broune Stud
Lave
Kalintetfonteln
Vaalkraate
Rteo de Wael
Steyn
de Wets
Raiway
Koningspruh
Pretoria
Potchefstroom
de Wee
Spain and United States trade ties discussed in Madrid
Premier Silvela in Friendship Grove July 24 states the American government protects Spanish subjects in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. He hopes to induce a US Spain treaty of commerce based on reciprocity of raw materials machinery and Spanish wines fruits wood and minerals. He praises Mr Storer as smoothing difficulties and improving relations.
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Madrid
Silvela
United States
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Storer
Bryan to tour New York state after October 1
Announcement from Democratic state headquarters states that Mr. Bryan will visit New York after October 1, delivering six speeches in as many cities. He will speak in New York City Brooklyn Syracuse Buffalo Rochester and Willow. Details of meetings in New York City and Brooklyn will be announced before his eastward departure from Lincoln October 1.
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York
Deamerune State
Bryan
New York State
New York City
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Wiiea
Lincoln
City Council Reconsiders Engineer Report Amid Walkway Debates
Aldermen clash over engineer’s report on sewer bills as sidewalk and street repairs prompt petitions. Court’s resolution to amend minutes failed 6 to 4 while petitions for diagonal crosswalks and new entrances trigger committee referrals. Injuries at a fire department review lead to further inquiry and dog warden bills are debated before adjournment.
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Ald
Zanger
Court
H. E B. Winsor
Winsor
Lamson
Crowley
Council
Miller
Page
Beeler
Wm. Melley
Mansion Street
Charles Sandy
State Street
KH. and
Conmites
George Hindenach
Blacksmuth
Egeler
Smoc Othirl Ward
John Gray
Monro Street
Engle Street
Con Suites
Carera Gator
Martin Block
Mes
Rete AL. Miller
Liemgond& Crowkey
Uae
Tyre
Jaesmi Beers
Varance
A. Co Hyde
East State Street
Ity
Eveler
John Myers
Chisf Piyou
Fire Department
George Hodges
Jottings from Union City and nearby towns in 1900s
A dense batch of items notes Carl Webber in Stuttgart and local residents building a cement walk on South Marshall, plus Union City planning a large August harvest celebration. Reports cover Albion curfew repeal, Tekonsha dog tax, Athens Masons temple contract, hospital visits, Lyon lake picnics, and reorganizations of streetcar lines and bicycle laws.
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Carl Webber
Stuttgart
Germany
Isaac Bisbee
South Marshall
Union City
Albion Council
Tekonsha
Emerald necklace worth fortune stolen in Paris
Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago offers a 500 reward for information on a missing emerald and diamond necklace valued at 17000. The piece, described as a pigeon egg sized emerald among gems, may have been stolen after she entered Palace Elysee Hotel.
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Merv
Potter Palmer
Taria
Staten
Paris
Chicago
United States Commission
Palmer
Palace Elysee Hotel
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Frederick D. Grant
Thomas H. Barry
James I. Wilson
A. &. Vaulreaty
A. R. Chaffee
War Department
Chaffee
Jain
Goolidge
Nint
Manila
Gosalp
Remey
Department
Poi-lo
Taku
Gem. de Wet
Moulmngasprult
Friendship Grove
Ddlyelu
New York
Athens
Denny's Pavilion
Hyde Lot
L. A. Palmer
Cyclone Insurance
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Republicana
Pattle Creek
Nichols Hospital
Maccaber Picnic Association
Springport
Brookfield
Pattello
Ducklake Fuily
Augustin Roo
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Coldwater
Lyon Lake
Washington Gardner
Lawrence Page
Fred Wooten
Will Clayborne
Statesman
Roy Wiley
John Barnes
Sheridan Township
Albion Mirror
Interarhs
Battle Greek
Kalamazoo
Moses Moist
Clarence Township
Mying
Wulow
T. J. Cortright
Benton Harbor
Benj. Depeol
Atslkusla
Walter Phillips
Bod. Denniren
Herbert Juckert
Cuenta Wilson
Burlisgtoe
Dennison
Marchal Seeama
Seine
Machigas
Exeloie
Port Huron
Bassow
Bishart
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Stuart
Aysvend
Abita
Patrick Hayes
Mary Cronin
Marshall Avenue
N. L. Holmes
Central
South America
Mexico
Morning Enquirer
Land
Paul F. Cox
John Stage
Hells Be
Marshall
Convis
Avorsef
Thyacton
Toy
Joseph Hamiltor
Lee Mare
Whelechase
Hamilton
Swineford and Smith
Ed Stattler
Charley Lutzard
Joe Mather
Am Exchange
Post Office Department
Muscatine
Iowa
Tuttig Shsh and Door Company
Cleveland
Christian Missionary Alliance
Detroit
Call
Jhares
Yours Truly
Leedle Bros
Tin Shop
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Farshall
Dean
Oshad Billoud
Indo
Newark Ave
Jeraey City
Abe
Rome
Jacob
Ming
Tinis
Rigas
Tavales
Anton
Ian Amie
Gil Sibckes
Tan Bergan
Corinne Gogrise
Welb
Brice Neest
Mane Groce
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