Washington expects Pekin relief push at once
Despatches from Pekin show the besieged legation and other foreigners must be rescued without delay. Officials note continued shelling risks a massacre and urge immediate allied operation toward Pekin while Conger warns of dwindling provisions and limited ammunition. Private messages report truce talks and a quiet moment amid tense movements. Captain Myers is cited as wounded in a marine sortie.
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Washington
Pekin
Legation
Tien-Lam
Chioa
Conger
State Department
Daggett
Ragsdale
Tien-Tsin
Jong
Vi. Tian- Tain
China
Conaul Ragedale
Tien-Tain
Myers
Tragic End For Young Horsewoman At New Rochelle Dock Farm
Miss Teresa Huntington Blake daughter of Samuel Parkman Blake retired banker of Barton died after a horse stumble during a high jumper hurdle on J O Holloway’s dock farm near New Rochelle. She was 22 tall and graceful and had recently taken up polo and country riding. The body was sent to Boston after medical staff reported the neck injury and chest compression from the horse.
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Stumbred
New Rochelle
Teresa Huntington Blake
Samuel Parkman Blake
Barton
J. O. Holloway
Miss Blake
Holloway
Tive
Manchester
Harvey A. Turnures Piorgue
Mr. Blake
Boston
Brimmer Street
Powers on Goebel case takes stand in Georgetown trial
In Georgetown Ky on Aug 1 former Secretary of State Caleb Powers completed his testimony in the Goebel assassination case and cross examination began. He addressed guns in his office saying others may have placed them there after Bradley’s administration and denied certain statements to Susie Snuffer. Elbert Manchester of Bristol won second prize at the Paris exposition for apples from his farm on Peaceable Street.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Talver
McKenzie Todd
Bradley
Powers
Stevena
Barbourville
Democratic Party
Sam
Hampton
Frankfort
Culton
Susie Snuffer
Campbell
Colonel Campbell
Joseph Adkins
Adkins
Elbert Manchester
Bristo
Bristol
Elbbert Manchester
Pouxceabla Street
W. A. Porter
United States Department of Agriculture
Thut
Manchester
Paris
Willie Sings Garden Brings Chinese Vegetables East of Mississippi
Bristol reports Willie Sing, described as an Americanized Chinaman, tending a one and a half acre garden off West Street. He grows rare Chinese vegetables attracting attention, including large lettuce, ten inch bean pods, and citron and gingerroot for Chinese soaps. Market demand in Connecticut cities boosts his venture.
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Bristol
Willie Sing
West Street
Willie
Connecticut
Mississippi River
Lost in the Surf Drowns Four Young Women at Ocean City
Four women aged under 20 drowned at noon in the surf at Ocean City New Jersey. Virginia and Elsie from Germantown Pa Jennie and Bertie Lonsdale from Windamere Pa were carried out by undertow and died despite lifeguard rescue. The Lawe sisters died on the beach after attempts to revive them failed.
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New York
Ocean City
N. J
Virginia
Elsie
Germantown
Jennie
Bertie Lounsdall
Windamere
Lawe Sisters
Lonsdale
Senator Hoar Condemned Letter by Washington Anti Imperialists
Washington anti Imperialist league addresses Hon George F Hoar condemning his support for McKinley re election. Open letter accuses Hoar of abandoning the anti imperialist stance and follows with brief notices of Plainville Manufacturing Company Ridpath death and Leimer Canfield hotel partner departure.
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Washngton
Washington
Washington anti-Emperialist League
George F. Hoar
Massachusetta
McKinley
Hoar
South Norwalk
William L. Canfield
Leimer & Canfield
Warwick Hotel
Leimer
Canfield
Wall Street Report Furnished by Doherty Firm
John B. Doherty of Howard Crosby & Co reports from Boston and New York, detailing market activity and brokerage perspectives. The bulletin notes brokerage offices at 24 Congress St Boston and 62 Wall St New York, with Culver Place in Naugatuck as a branch contact.
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John B. Doherty
Howard, Crosby & Co
Congress Sd
Boston
Wall St
New York
Culver Plack Naugatuck
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Roger
T. F. Baxter
Otol
R. C. Jones
Esa Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck
W. L. Lloyd’s Drug Store
Williams
Atock
Inskey’s Pharmacy Union City
Peter Paul's, Water St
American Journal of Health
Waterbury
Peter Paul
Odd Fellows’ Block
Dressinghams
Pereales
Joe Oe
TSC AL
Tampico
Mex
Dona Cecilia
Jamaica
MOS Zion Church Elders
Kor
Ake
Mansfield
Ohio
Brown
Zion Church
A. W. McChirkin
E. P. Fisher
Chicago
Leaves of Healing
Zion
Pulver
Steel Production OF World
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Monaghan
Chemnitz
Willimantic
Remi Lussier
North Windham
Girard
Dr. Weldon
Jimmy Michael
Johnnie Nelson
Jimmie Michaels
Charles River Park
Michael
Corbett
McCoy
James J. Corbett
Kid'’ McCoy
Cross
Alan
Hin Otttea
Hrixtol
The
Mississippi
Bank of Armstrong
Stonington
Michael Connery
Consolidated Roa
Tioy
Beckham
Louisville
Anderson County
Senate
Trimble
House
Hoarr
Windiville Ha
Ifacturing Company
Plainvilla
Plainville Manufacturing Company
E. N. Pierce
Ita
Ridpath
John Clark Ridpath
Presbyterian Hosiital
LL. D
Pana County
Ind
Wall Street Reports
Cotton OR
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Wire
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Sngar Oe
T&s. PT An
Brooklyn Ky
TaTa
Canada
Milo
Los
Lis
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Tonnes
Col
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SI Deleare
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Federats
General Electric
Manhattan
Hole
Metropolitan
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Texan
National Steel
New York Central
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Paelfi Rly
Norfolk & Western
My People
Uni & Coke
Reading
Tou Southern Pr
Tenn
Coal & Browns
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
Bamney
Ah U, S. Rubber
Westero Union
Moriarty’s
Waterbury Furniture Company
Moriarty
Waterbury Furniture ‘Co
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Gately & Brennan
Credit Clothiers
Center.Street
Greenburg
S.c
P. K
Barnum’s Block
Hopson - Block
Elas
P. Noonan
Lane
FISH
Taylor’s Market Water Street
Beacon Falls Hotel
Gustav Shippers
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