Victims of Boxers and Foreign Ministers in Peking
Moscow dispatch reports Boxers killed 1,764 Chinese Christians and disrupted telegraph links to Peking. Foreign ministers in Peking reportedly safe though barricaded, with fears of renewed attacks as international forces move. United States discusses sending Marines from Manila to Yulu and aiding Americans. Japan demands reparations after a chancellor of legation killed.
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Kiachta
Inkulsk
St. Petersburg
Tien-tsin
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Seking
Shanghai
Tsung-Li-Yamen
New-Tein
New York Journal
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Uader
Seymour
China
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Lowen
Dite
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Jen
MeneBet
Ueki
Urbers
Druin
Ein Press
Tal
Elall
Utriesiered
Whude Muiedunihd
Conger
Tien-Fsin
United States
Tien-Tsin Hes
May End Strike In St Louis Settlement Talks
In St Louis on June 16 a nearly unanimous vote by the striking street railway workers backs a new proposal from their executive committee. It allows reinstatement to be settled by arbitration, with Gomper[s] urging negotiations with the Transit company. Judge Priest will review the plan and the company is to respond today.
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Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Tho
West End
Colisem
Executive Committee
Gompers
Henry 8
Priest
Sri Louk
Gen Macabulos Capture Report From Frontline Action
General Macabulos captured as Cusco sector hostilities continue. Major Wheeler led a cavalry assault at dawn near Neuva Eria, routing insurgents from ridge line two miles south of the town. Gen Mihetun and Capt Koehler commanded scattered detachments as 22 insurgents fell, with one American dead and one wounded.
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Pou Tafoemiion Fural
Wheeler
Thiaf Ford
Funston
Koehler
Special items from a turbulent year of 19th century events
Colored troops in Jamaica may join the Ashanti campaign. Arnold Ivlstein, a New York bankrupt, lost heavily at roulette. Seven American artists won awards at the Paris exposition. Whitster University defeated Western Reserve University in baseball to win $5. John R. McLean reportedly sent W. J. Bryan a $25,000 check as a token of goodwill. Mayor Harrison of Chicago pledges not to run for governor. English labor delegates head to the US to found Ruskin Labor College in St. Louis. Grand Rapids prosecutor acts against hunters’ combination. Turkey silent on indemnity and Griscom presses claim. Mabel Clarke sues Calvin Brice’s widow for $5,000 over a will promise. Admiral Dewey declines VP consideration. San Francisco quarantine lifted for China town. Tanner runs for Republican national committee. Cullom opposed. George G. Gardner of Chicago left insured sums for his sweetheart. Henry W. Converse and another Sullivan drown in a Mississippi bayou in sight of Ward. Kansas City and Ashland cattlemen McNair & Alexander file bankruptcy. liabilities $542,071, assets under $6,000.
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Arnold Ivlstein
New York
Lust
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Western Reserve University
John R. McLean
W. J. Bryan
Harrison
Chicago
United States
Ruskin Labor College
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Turkey
Griscom
Mabel Clarke
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Brice
Admiral Dewey
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Morrow
Chinatown
Tanner
Republican National Committee
Cullom
George G. Gardner
Henry W. Converse
Hih Sullivan
Ward
Current Evens from a Chicago News Summary
A collage of brief notes: Chicago high schools expect 1,280 graduates this week. Theodore Filton may tour the U S after a Paris visit. Census floats with 1,850,008 totals. political chatter includes a Boer resolution for the Republican platform committee. Michigan seniors struggle with exams. 26 repeat. A 10,000-name bicycle and automobile road petition greets canal area in Chicago. Kentucky figures in hotel seclusion. a London robbery targets Princess Radziwill. Italian cabinet resigns over deadlock. Cedar Falls man Joseph Gibson dies by suicide. Brooklyn dry goods merchant A D Matthews dies at 91 in Pittsfield. Hawaii banking charter granted to G MacFarlane et al for government payments. Milwaukee hosts the International Printing Pressmen convention. New York hosts a summer school in philanthropic work. Miss Zonia Buber returns from a world trip. Boxer uprising linked to famine. French Congo note: Chief Sumory dies at Libreville. John R Fife linked to former Metro Hotel partners. bankruptcy petition in New York. Fite’s assets show $70.07 debts $10 in wearing apparel. Gen. Wheeler assigned to Department of the Lakes with Chicago HQ, superseding Gen Wade. Fire at The Conneely building on 67th Street damages contents around $10,000.
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Theodore Filton
Paris
United States
Manson
University of Michigan
Chicago Wheelmen
Taylor
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Gov. Stone
Princess Radziwill
London
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Gibson
Gibson , House
Cedar Falls
Chase
A. D. Matthews
Brooklyn
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
Col. G. MacFarlane
Honolulu
First National Bank of Hawaii
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants
North America
Council Chamber
Milwaukee
Wis
New York City
Zonia Buber
Chicago Institute
China
French Congo
Sumory
West Africa
Nas Just
Libreville
John IL Fife
Willam
Petty
Metropolitan
Aled
United States District Court
Fite
THE MARKETS. Grain Provisions and Cash Prices
Chicago markets show firmer values across grains and provisions with July and September options noted. Cash corn and oats rise on strong demand. pork, lard, and short ribs show steady to higher quotes. live cattle and hogs active with mixed directional moves. eggs butter and potatoes quoted, while oats and wheat price signals reflect broad market strength.
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Oqgian
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Dee
SUORT
Tennessee
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Swade
McKinley, Roosevelt Dominant In Philadelphia Convention
On June 19 Philadelphia hosts the Republican convention amid McKinley enthusiasm. Roosevelt's surge sparks a nationwide stampede with party leaders split over nominees. A three-day program includes sessions, receptions, and public meetings as McKinley remains the leading choice for president.
Parade of Republican clubs lights up Philadelphia streets
Five miles of clubs mounted on foot by coach floats and carriages marched through Broad Street on a Monday night parade in Philadelphia. Police cleared Penn avenues for the route as electric lights outlined city hall and the dome, with more than 80 local clubs and about 20 visiting political organizations in eight divisions.
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Broad Street
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Marth
City Hall
City Dome
Penn
End approaches and fires blaze in Des Moines and Michigan notices
London discusses the war end and troop withdrawals as Lord Roberts plots strategy while a Des Moines auditorium burns, causing $40,000 loss and insurance claims. Philadelphia reports a fireworks factory explosion killing three and injuring fourteen. Michigan probate court in Calhoun County schedules a hearing on Frances W. Thomreses estate and notices publication in Pas Mansa ce Nkwa.
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Marshall
William A Lane
Frances W. Thomrses
Marie Waterbury Church
Pas Mansa
Anid County
Lane
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Brobele
Lovsaa Kontogsmsoowen
Regier
The Weekly News Largest and Best
A brief newspaper notice advertising a weekly publication titled The Weekly News Largest and Best, priced at one dollar for a year with the standard offer described.
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