Fragmented wartime clash report from unknown theater
The article sketches a chaotic scene with Allied forces and Chinese factions in a village near Tien Trin. It mentions hundreds of Boxers and panese forces clashing, Allied entries into the village, and policing challenges amid wartime tensions. It also notes labor organization activity and boycott rhetoric affecting local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsmant
Tien Trin
Adie
Tien Ree
Allie Peara
Gq Liang
News Of The Week Happenings From The Telegraph
Review of diverse late events: counts for China war news, empress departure from Pekin, Nevada senator Stewart backing McKinley, tornado damage in Wisconsin, estate value of John J Ingalls, distrust of Europeans in Japan, Chicago census figure, Kansas doctor killings, postmaster general appointment chatter, Boers penalties, California and Idaho agricultural notes, Manila plague counts, Kansas City firemen victory at Paris expo, Willamette valley crop outlook, Wisconsin farm stalls, Greater New York population, hot waves and derailments, and various unrelated incidents.
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New York
Chicago
Willmwingtom
Delas Ware
Shanghai
Puget Sant
Philip Koenigberger
San Francisco
Caleb Powers
Coebel
Lord Robert
Africa
China
Biddeford
Washington
McKinley
Readville Trotting Stakes Won by Rorala
Readville Mae hosts the $10,000 trotting stakes won by Rorala. The report lists multiple international and domestic events including battles, political shifts, and disasters from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorala
Readville
Mae
China
Wisconsin
Machadodoro
Pekin
Carl Smith
Copenhagen
Akron
Ohio
Imperial Palace
United States
Li Hang Chang Loaia
Robmrnch
Democrat
Troops to Manila End Shanghai Force Expansion
Washington August 25 reported the government decides no more troops will be sent to China. About 4,000 troops at sea plus 3,000 under orders head to Manila via Nagasaki. General Chaffee will have 5,000 available men for present needs. Dispatch notes telegraph lines and road conditions around Pekin and Taku amid Sino allied operations.
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Washington
China
Far East
Manila
Tonching
Nagasaki
Oot
Tako
Hancock
Chaffee
Cieperal Chaffee
Opon
War Department
Necasaki
Meade
Fiteepth
Nagaanki
Rea
Warren
Ninth Cavalry
Sherman
Logan
Pekin
Chaffeeid
Arthur
Uekon Sod
Hienege
Signal Corps
Rym
Traveling Men Parade Marks Portland Carnival Day
Portland hosts Traveling Men's Day at the Elks carnival on September 8 with 1000 travelers marching in linen hats blue ribbons and umbrellas. Floats honor travel methods from pack mule to Pullman cars as hotels and customers plan to attend the parade and celebrate travelers and their hosts.
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Portland
Northwees
General Chicago Strike Threat Looms Before Labor Day
Chicago workers threaten a city wide strike as Building Trades Council leaders warn all unions with members at work to halt operations before Labor Day. Business agents report contractors believed unions weakened and quietly seek to resume jobs, but union men resist and vow continued action.
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Chicago
Miescarry
Building Trades Council
Building Tradea
Busines
Onions
Intercepted Utah Mascots Return Home
Three Utah boys aged 12 and 13 were reclaimed by police in San Francisco while en route as mascots for the Second Infantry destined for China. The youths, Lewia Engar Conrad Holland and Lawrence Law allan of Salt Lake City, said soldiers planned to stow them aboard trains to reach China, but officers stopped them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Utah
China
Second Infantry
Lewia Engar
Conrad Holland
Lawrence Lawallan
Salt Lake City
Holland
Engagements and casualties in Rhodesian Boers clash and Balkan unrest
Reports from London dated August describe Baden-Powell and Haden-Powell forces engaging Grobler's rear guard with Rhodesians suffering casualties including Colonel Spreckley. Grobler retreated east of the Pinaar river while Boers suffered heavy losses and Delwetr recrossed the Magaliesberg. Separate dispatch hints at Balkan tensions as Romania and Bulgaria press for suppression of Macedonian revolutionaries.
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London
Lord Roberts Feportean
Haller Adivision
Vanweeka View
Belfast
Semterday
Faget
Ammanakraal
Haden-Powell
Grobler
Pinaar River
Baden-Powell
Spreckley
Wre
Oyferknife
Plumer
Hickman
Duwet
Magaliesberg
Orange River Colony
Ile
Bethlehem
Thas Sue
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Aff
William M. Johnson
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Perry Treawth
Lord Roberts
Vadfo Coastant
Kansas City
Conger
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Bop
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Marine Hospital Service
Pencuss
Offivare
Ant Wiiver
Wareeneral Andre
Hale
Portugal
Wellington
Idaho
Atis
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Venesuela
Cipriano
Feeam
Wyoming
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Philadelphia
Denver
Berlin
HJ Peiler
Fifth
United States Artillery
Boombay Tudiu
State Department
United States Warwhal
Ccase
API Yirla
American (Ereal Company
Oacar
Sweden
Sania
Italy
Fom
Len Trin
Renee
Perial Palace
Des Moines
Lavaquah, Wash
Litzimmens
bin Fuht
Sharkey
Colorado
Reusely
Spain
Storer
Madrid
Li Hongbay
Sis
Ceothrie
Oklahome
st.Lenin
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Frederick Adolf
Meckhobanges Hwerin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Gera
Maryland
Marchand
Veolia
National Glass Company
Vitteborg
Sol Bloons
Union
Ninis
Neo
Por ‘Eo
Ember
Keun
Ching
Philippines
England
War Iron Association
Birmingham
Newjanin Hinkley
Traniaeter
Benezer Parkes
Geptrat
Atal
Portland Carnival
Neleot
Maccata
Wight
Grobler's
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