Boxers' Revolt Grows as Imperial Forces Fail
London May 31 report details the Boxer uprising near Peking with foreign envoys preparing guards for palace defense. Rebellions widen as imperial troops falter, many killed or switching sides, and Boxers gain broad Manchurian support. Belgium seeks audience amid rising peril for missionaries. Russia may land 90,000 troops at Taku from Fort Arthur.
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British Army advances toward Johannesburg suburb
Fragmentary dispatch describes British forces moving toward Germiston and Johannesburg with movements through Natal. The writer notes no casualties and expects to enter the town with troops, planning to summon the commandant but anticipates little resistance.
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Chinese Minister Regrets Lobbyist Position After Mixed Messages
A dated dispatch reports Chinese Minister Wu Ting-feng regrets being placed in the lobbyist role amid confusion over funding and duties. The note suggests watching preparations and notes the issue arose from a disrupted conate correspondence and unclear instructions.
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Boer News Reports Pretoria Fall and Guerrilla Outlook
London dispatches claim Pretoria will be occupied within hours with little resistance. Reports note Boers dissolving, British control advancing toward Waterval, and Lydenburg as a possible Boer government seat. Paroled officers may join relief efforts as chaos and demoralization spread among fugitives.
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Hawaii politics and labor unrest reported from Honolulu
A May dispatch from Honolulu notes Chief Justice Albert Francis Judd’s long political service since 1868. Democrats organize a party in Hawaii with a large turnout, while a separate Mona report cites Japanese plantation workers killed and lawsuits filed for damages by a company.
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Alaska boundary survey under modus vivendi progresses in Seattle
The American member of the Alaska boundary commission C H Tilman and aide arrived in Seattle en route to Victoria to join British colleagues for a two month survey under the 1899 modus vivendi. They will mark lines with permanent monuments and share costs. work begins around June 15 and covers about 25 miles with 12 in the field.
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Alum Baking Powders and Hidden Alum Brands Warned
A historical notice warns that many baking powders sold with alum may be unsafe and often labeled under grocers private brands. It advises avoiding powders priced around 25 cents per pound or less and notes that true pure cream of tartar powders cannot be so cheap.
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Cotton market unsettled as trade tones weaken across lines
Trade 18 quieter with prices down from a week ago as cotton futures falter and demand slips. Weakness spreads through butter, lumber, and iron markets while dry goods retail shows backward movement. wheat shipments rise and weekly business failures edge up in the United States and Canada.
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