Allies Prepare for Shanghai and Pekin Crisis
Government dispatches report worsening conditions as Chinese forces total about 360,000 with heavy artillery. British and allied plans accelerate with forces massed at Hong Kong and Nanking, amid foreign officials warning of danger to legations and escalating hostilities in Pekin and surrounding regions.
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Dave
Che Foo Taku
Tien
Shanghai
the Express
Pékin Nan
Seymour
Yan Kang
Lig Kin Yih
Tven
Nankin
Sung Ching
Pekin
Carlwits
Lé Ping Heng
Shan
Hong Kong
Haillong
Trameport
Restraining Order Quashes Lease Strike Interference
A court grants a restraining order to prevent lease strikers from interfering with mail deliveries. The ruling names W. D. and members of Division Me as respondents, with the case filed in the Association of A. The order aims to stop union actions that disrupt postal service and housing operations.
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W. D
Missionaries report India famine and cholera crisis in Borar district
J W Johnson and Mrs Mary Moser of the Christian Alliance arrived in New York after touring India’s Borar district. They describe 6 million on relief lists, cholera outbreaks, water shortages with only two wells left, widespread hunger, and calls for government action to curb famine profiteering.
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India
New York
J. W. Johnson
Mary May Oer
Christian Alliance In
Fanine
Borar
Johneon
Khamagon
Meyser
Akola
Johncom
Genoa
Bombay
Ramarson
Boers Take Supply Trains Amid Confused Dispatches
A London based dispatch claims Lord Roberts profits from public attention shifting to China. Reports describe a failed Yeomanry ambush near Lindley and a large captured convoy under Hunders eilbrom, with several unclear details and ongoing mysteries about Lindley and General Roberts campaign. Washington reports Seattle arrivals from Chicago as of June 30.
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New York
Tribune
Lomdommys
Lord Roberts
South Africa
China
Lindley
Hunderseilbrom
Keeles
Neal
Blandesing
Oupage River
Colo
Hellen
Preau
Relief of Tien Tsun Amid- China Turmoil
London reports a 2200 man composite brigade aiding Admiral Seymour near Tien Tsin and Che Foo. The relief forces opened fire with naval and field guns, driving Chinese artillery from the line as Russians suffer heavy losses and Japan prepares more troops to join the allied advance.
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London
Seymour
Che Foo
Che. Foo
Taku
Tien Tsin
Mon
Forsee
Terrible
Tien Tsun
Japan
Toa Shan
la Tai
Shan Hai Wan
Tien Tein
Pekin
Foreign Hospitale
Camtos
Weet River
Wo Chou
Tuseday
Shanghai
Vieweyd
Lia Kung Yih
Cleimg Chi Tung
Canale
Chinon
Shanghai i
Dietubancea
China
Cuban Troops for Chive con G Repatch
Rumor says half the Cuban troops will depart within months with the Second Infantry possibly leaving in 10 days once transport is ready. Governor-General Wood denies knowledge of the reports while a private cable attributes the claim to an informal source.
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Chive
Pre
Brancport
China
Wood
Kruger's Grandson Visited with Officers at Deadwood
Serel Riedl, Kruger’s grandson, arrived today with 11 officers and 96 tevepers. The Boora at Deadwood report good health with no confirmed deaths from enteric fever yet.
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Serel Riedl
Kruger
Deadwood
Missionaries Leave Wa Chan Hong Kong June 30
The shame Som Chet arrived today from We Chen on the Wont river with several women missionaries. She reports that the other Nevepeans are preparing to leave Wu Chen as the natives are conducting sati in reign dem iadjens.
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Wa Chan
Hong
Kong
Som Chet
We Chen
Wont
Wu Chen
In the Mining World by Earl Douglas
A Montana University writer extols geology and prospecting. He links mining success to field experience, study of rocks and ore formation, and practical knowledge gained by hands on work in mines and ore districts.
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Earl Douglas
University of Montana
Asj
Holido
California
Montana
Colorado
Amd Om
Avila
Eortein
Pia
Midsummer Business Review Signals Broad Trade Slump
Bradstreet notes dullness in distributive trade and industry with general price cuts in manufactured goods including iron steel and textiles. Agricultural products rise with crop damage. cotton prices advance. Wool quiet as London sale looms. refined sugar strong with good margins. Boot and shoe trade weak, leather and hides soft outside Chicago where Philippine army orders lift demand. Coal in seasonable supply. bituminous activity steady. Weekly U S shipments of wheat rise slightly. U S failures drop, Canadian failures steady.
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Bradstreet
London
Chicago
United States
Dominion of Camsda
Beattie Markets Report Mixed Pacific Coast Prices
Pacific Coast markets show wide variance in farm and dairy goods. Prices for lettuce and tomatoes fluctuate while potatoes and beets sell per sack or case, and dairy products range from creamery butter to cheese. Shipping rates and regional wheat, barley, and hay values reflect market flux across Walla Walla, Valley, and Oregon listings.
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Beattie
California
Colery
Oregon
Wool—Valley
Festern Oregon
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Ewet
Forte
Washington
Pacific Coast Trade
Mutten
York
Amali
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Valley
Graham
Shorts
Chop
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