China and Allies clash in Yangtze theater and Peking talks
Cablegram from Loxpor reports Uxar accepting equal rank with other generals to quell rebels in China. Kaiser Wilhelm opposes partition of king while Chinese emperors and Dowager Empress negotiate surrender terms. Allies press advance toward Ma-ton and Peking amid ferried troops, naval reinforcements, and efforts to restore order with foreign minister protection and arbitration discussions.
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Loxpor
St Peters Oueg
Uxar
Waldersee
Chilis
Cant Faily
Jeanne
Powers
Anein
Turther
William
China
Gavalee
Yana- Kuchi
Poi-taang
Yang-teun
Washington
Donger
Peking
Ameriean
Conger
Shanghai
M. Pichon
Edward ‘Conger
Goncesl
Alfred Ganelee
Ho-ai-uri
Mah Long
Tien-tain
Targlvian
Hol-si-wa
Ma-ton
Ho-s-wa
Noutheast
Cablegrams Reflect Britain Ready to Protect Interests
A dispatch from London notes Foreign Secretary St John Brodrick addressing constituents and vowing all effort to defend British property worldwide. The report mentions General Wallersee and hints at strains between Germany and Britain while cipher updates claim Allied forces approach Peking and no major changes since the last dispatch.
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Ir St John Brodrick
Godal
Wallersee
Brudvick
Gertain
Germany
Fom Obie
Peking
Generil Chaselees
Atuton
Claude Macdonald
Dergatch
Uipation of Shanghat Welcome to the British No Others Need Apply
Laxnox August 18. Linkunyi the Viceroy of Shantang announces readiness to welcome the British to Shanghai yet opposes an international occupation. Many native merchants who had fled town return when assured of British protection.
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Laxnox
Linkunyi
Shantang
Shanghai
Landing of Indian Regiments Delayed by Seymour
Admiral Seymour delays landing of three transport regiments now in the river Yev-tee-kiang until he agrees with Lord Salisbury on detailed instructions. The cautious pause comes as the landings await formal terms.
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Seymour
Lord Balisbury
Japanese Advance Seizes Tong-Chay Town
Japanese troops occupied Tong-Chay, a town about twenty miles from Pang, with Tong-Chay ten miles southeast of Peking. The advance was reported Sunday as Japanese forces moved into the town and engaged nearby positions, signaling a phase in their offensive near the capital.
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Tong-Chay
Peking
Pang
Waldersee Command Proclaimed in Prism Reports
Semi official notice at Prrin states France has formed Germany under Waldersee. It claims General Waldersee's exalted position warrants command of international troops. The report emphasizes a political shift and potential leadership role in an international force.
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Prrin
France
Germany
Walderses
Peacemaking Plea Involving Li Hang Chang And US
A Chinese envoy Li Hang Chang appeals to the United States to urge Allies to prevent Tunge Chan from entering Peking to avoid destabilizing the empire. An envoy would meet the Allies at Tong Urban to negotiate, while Li himself would proceed to Peking. The American government hesitates to allow communications with legations to assess ministerial transfers and potential peace talks amid rising hostilities.
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Li Bang Chang
America
Pees
United States
Peking
Li Hang Chang
Allien
Tong Uban
Otarmia
Forts and torpedo defenses threaten a naval clash
Reports describe Canton defenses as formidable with five mined approaches. Whampom forts are active, while Bogne forts threaten to engage Gre if another warship enters the setup. The text suggests a tense maritime engagement scenario.
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Canton
Desperate Manchuria Fight Between Russians and Chinese
In Manchuria a fierce engagement saw Russian troops, though outnumbered, drive enemy forces from a strong position. Russians reported ejecting about 4000 infantry, 1000 cavalry, and 12 guns, inflicting heavy losses on Chinese forces amid intense fighting.
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Manchuria
Earing Peking Many Chinese Killed in Battle Near Peking
In a clash south east of Peking allies overcame Chinese defenses at Changsha ten miles away. Many Chinese were killed in the first action and the retreat continued toward Tongchun and the route to Peking.
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Peking
Changshawan
Tongcchun
Yilera Te
Troops for Shanghai cause international concern
Great Britain leans toward landing troops north of Shanghai prompting British firms in Shanghai to urge reconsideration. They warn deploying troops could inflame the populace and trigger unrest. Foreign consuls fear trouble and advocate international support for British troop deployment. Russia has taken provisional control of Newchuang area, with Japan backing the plan.
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Great Britain
Shanghai
Lord Salisbury
Ars Ulsa
M Kufi
Singhai
Binvo Ruasia Haw
Messages to Conger Confirm Receipt of Washington Dispatches
A cypher message shows that Ambassador Conger received Washington dispatches and replied to them, clarifying what was sent and confirming receipt of the communications.
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Conger
United States
Washington
Li Hong Chang's Negotiations and US Attitude
The American Government endorses Li Hong Chang's talks and authorizes him to relieve the Legations if terms are accepted. Washington backs a joint halt in the Allied advance and aligns with other powers on the stance. The dispatch limits and coordinates with generals to protect positions amid negotiations.
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Ats Hag
Chaffoe
Progresa
Lil Hong Chang
America
Vanes
Siege Continues Daily Rite Firing Reported
A fragmented note mentions ongoing daily rite firing attributed to Mr Edward Qouger between the fifth and eleventh days of the current nyght, with unclear specifics and context.
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Edward Qouger
Nytt
Siege of Legatia Continues Amid Daily Attacks
Cablegram reports Legatia remains besieged since June 28 with daily fighting. Despite five attempts to break the siege, the situation persists with frequent desperate attacks continuing into the night.
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Legatia
Allies Enter Pekining Capital Entered by Allies
Reports suggest international troops entered Pekung capital with unclear official confirmation. An unofficial hint from Hintian officials indicates movements toward Veli last Monday, as allied forces push westward amid uncertain confirmations.
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Loy Joy
Pekune
Staten
Veli
British Troops Landing Sparks Press Criticism Abroad
A jumble of lines reports British troop landings and international editorials, noting Berlin reaction and German press support. The稿 mentions Admiral Seymour planning local publication and a Chinese minister in London commenting on risks of a small force landing to test public reaction and avert danger.
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Berlin
Seymour
Niven
Sornik
Prndonov
Transvaal War Report From August Frontline
Latest dispatches indicate General Tinur moved 247 tallow south of Wonderfoutein without opposition. Reports describe Boer detachment of 800 and six guns at Lely Chrivcie, signaling a broader engagement. Scouts from the southeast report healu troops in contact with General French, advancing from the east.
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Tinur
Wonderfoutein
Oppution
Stalderton
Lely Chrivcie
Healu
Olivier Near Heilbron Commandant Report
Olivier is reported near Heilbron in the northern portion of the Orange River Colony. The incomplete dispatch notes his proximity to the town and situates him within the region of northern Orange River Colony operations.
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Copumandant
Olivier
Heilbron
Orange River
Onlony
De Wet Forces Clash Near Ventorndorp in Tight Action
A terse report states General De Wet and General at Kustenborg clash near Ventorndorp, with forces pressed and maneuvering for advantage. The engagement tightens as both sides pursue the decisive move in the field.
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de Wet
Brysnd Ventorndorp
Kustenborg
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Qunger
LI Hong Chang
UL Sha
LE Press
Transvaal
Cullers
Tiuaul
Hurel
Bonth
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