Hope Ts Declining Minister Wu Holds Out
Hopeful Chinese representative at Washington signals early intelligence amid frantic reports of barbarities by Boxers. Washington dispatches describe efforts to secure messages through covert channels and reassurances from Minister Wu and the legation. The article notes delays in a planned movement toward Pekin and mentions Japanese backing for an international force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ts
Washington
State Department
Gother
Cal Liseum
Pheatsin
Pekin
Ei Diorward
Phentsin
Amd
Theo
Dithe
Chee Messencers
Ceboitsin
Dor
Philfret
Tre Taxis
Telntati
Chaffee
Taku
United States
Message from Shan Tung Governor on July decree
The governor of Shan Tung dated July 24 to consuls omitted a key passage advising against killing all ministers and suggesting to keep surviving ministers in Pekin as hostages rather than sending them to Pens tin. The note is addressed to LE Hung Chang and reflects imperial caution on punitive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhanghai
Shan Tung
LE Hung Chang
Chinese legation in Berlin reports no disagreements with Pekin
Sheng rector general of rail and telegraphs says no disputes with Pekin have been received. Gen Tung Pub Rigug threatens to kill all members of the legations as international forces advance on Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Legathon
Sheng
Radioals and
Pekin
Tung
Legathons
Pelcin
Imperial Edict Urges Peace Talks With Hostile Powers
Shanghai reports an imperial edict directing all viceroys and provincial governors to pursue peace negotiations with the powers. Their ministers are held as hostages while overtures proceed, and hostilities may be abandoned pending the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Joely
Eveniog
Consular Bodies Call For Nonmilitary Shanghai Protection
Shanghai reports on July 30 say consular authorities decide there is a need for no military force in the city. Mandarins fear upheaval as Triads grow in number and threaten foreigners. local officials struggle to defend residents and foreigners amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Fanten
Hai Non
Taaotal
Mandariog
Give Him an Inch He'll Take an Eit
An advertisement warns that tiny microbes cause vast pain and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure. It claims the tonic destroys a microbe, prevents pain, purifies blood, and effects a permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Tense Chinese Affairs Hint at Impending Crisis
A Shanghai correspondent cites growing fear as the guardian ministers are believed safe, but reports of massacres and riots against foreigners intensify. Rumors place 000 Chinese troops near Shanghai and a Kiang Yu fort commander ordered to fire on foreign ships. Allied numbers at Taku and Tientsin reach 70,000 with Russians arriving from Harbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Pekin
SUN
Kiang Yu
Klu Miang
Taku
Tientsin
Harbin
No Point Tat Mules
Boxer Uprising Reports Attack on Missionaries and Converts
A Shanghai dispatch notes Boxers attacked missionaries and Chinese converts at Pao Tog Fuo on July 5. French physician among the dead, with estimates of 2444 converts slain. Chinese general Li Keho orders extermination of Christians as forces march toward Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Sheng
Pao Ting Fao
Kwang Wing Ful
Shang Tune
Chi el
Tokio
Fiesta failure clouds Manila amnesty commemoration
A two day fiesta in Manila organized to mark amnesty drew passive crowds and little evident impact. Officials feared biased speeches favoring independence under American protection. Amid chaos some attendees left, guards doubled, and evacuation of Filipinos occurred after reports of deaths and arrests in related disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta
Cenkom
Manila
Senor Paterogo
Dita
Tatt
Monarch slain in Italy amid festival as assassin captured
A世界 tragedy report from Monza Italy notes King Hua killed during prize distribution at a festival. The assassin, who identified as Te Ta Weserthinng, was arrested amid crowd unrest. The event sparked communal fury and prompts questions about security and succession.
Cuba Press Sees Broad Support for Constitutional Convention
Amid Cuban coverage in Tlavana almost universal approval greets the decree calling a constitutional convention and elections for delegates. Reports note U S attitudes stir concern and debate over who may be elected, with factions debating registration, influence, and the path to independence under American oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dnp
Brom
Armerican Inter
Demas Pontege
Te Tau
Unscrutinized Exposition Aids Mexican Trade Claims
Exhibits from Mexico sent to the Paris Exposition include an air compressor praised for its economic value. A New York dealer advertises a guarantee covering eczema piles sprains and various skin and wound conditions with topical remedies and offerings for cats and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Debs Clears Social Democratic Ticket Stand
Debs shows no plan to withdraw from the Social Democratic line as Democratic headquarters and the official organ publish a prompt report. The piece asserts Debs remains in the contest, with discussion of party support and potential implications for the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democratic
Murder Charges and Arraignments Shaped by Violent Incidents
Reports describe Starr Cox and Mrs. Willis Lydaoo arraigned on murder charges in Lafayette with Wilboro Dada’s death cited. Observers note numerous related incidents including a fatal attack in Richmond and a separate arson and burglary spree affecting several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verediet Starr Cox
Willis Lydaoo
Liturdes
Stevens
Wilibor Dada
Bag Willian
Leda
Tady
Hank Ovitten
Lafayette
Gusdysis
Efe
Willian Dacia
Promi
Mt Effedtes
Starr Cox
Wilbnan
Dirteon County
Summer Fabrics Guide Highlights Pastel Trends and Styles
The article details pastel summer fabrics and sheer goods dominating the season. It lists ribbons silks and fabrics like poplins etamines silk voiles cashmeres and covert cloth with sheer textiles and dotted muslins. An illustration shows a black embroidered grenadine Bolero over white silk with ruched edges and a white silk chequered cravat.
Electric Bitters Save Philadelphia Man Says
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with jaundiced skin and weakness. After three physicians gave up, a friend recommended Electric Bitters and one bottle sparked improvement, with three weeks of use restoring health and supposedly saving his life at Knoefelt drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
O. D. Knoefelt
Cremation Follows Wilam Cause of Lafayette Ends
In Cincinnati on July 30 the remains of Wilam Cause of Lafayette Ends were cremated last Wednesday. Her will requested ashes be strewn to the four winds, and during a Sunday concert in Eden Park friends fulfilled the wish amid the band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wilam
Lafayette
Ends
Case
Eden Park
Friends of Case
Divorce notices and tragic suicide amid domestic troubles
Albert Kipp, a Cincinnati brakeman, faced divorce filings after his wife left him for her parents. He reportedly swallowed poison during a cabling task, dying in agony as his wife and three children watched. The fragmentary text suggests additional unrelated scraps from the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnat
Albert Kipp
Kipp
Enterprising fisher prototypes lobster vaccination map
An innovative pisciculturist claims to have devised a map driven vaccination method to protect young lobsters from fatal growth stages. Lawson Elvidge of Barrington claims relief from chronic asthma via a remedy named Fones's Hosty. All druggists carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Elvidge
Barrington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minister WU
Senor Tiilerna
Piepravast
McAkinley
Frestu Ds
Monterey
Mexily
Matehuaki
Stods
Bhoors
South Africa
Arcievdation
Pretoria
Pordiolerts Bins
Cogstinthy
Christint Dee Wet
Dobberis Prusp
Fort Worth
Tex
Lexelauige
Tor Gibbons
Lears
King Numbert
Italy
Monza
Iin
Ditabert
Phe
Notin Panied
Angelo Bressi de Pinto
Phe Turd
Lis Umde Ade
King Hua
Kansas City
Ob. Bert
Piniabert
Fee Apertea
Fenit
Sero Cdad
Sant
Charles Padsien
Ville
Leureiver
Kroger i
Poricet
AN Islamys
Cuba
Toledo
Phetus Otis Pos
Bromse
TE Binney Demd
Powis
Tairbank
Canton
Cousens
Distiana
Dene Deas
Cape Yewn
BASE
Smigstooaan
Debs
Youre
Binutte
Mom
Pho
Boat Photee
Patos
Pier Pete
Mel Pathe Bene Baas Ss
Poportiat Peat
Dayanspoa
Paterarha Toterest
Abe Nua
Praetion Ceantats
Ds Said
Vteer
Ben
Witsoat
Uae
Ieee
Stertie
Tharvex van Tooth
Arid
Inhianapotis Kadl Peestival
Cheariestown
Tnd
Juty Sa
Williaim Wood
Hsia
Frank Us
Burke
Countess
Hurke
Jesse Overstreet
Biagih
John Mattes
Poseler
Sid Severa
Uifmer
Duadtues
Marttoy
Chita Postanthy Wille
Cotte Dev de Dreb
Uabs
Hooyenis
Port Waste
AQ Yeas Mearns
Phares
Des Tess
Ge Ohereential
Threty
Saturdars Aresht
Willian Lyda
Danl
Martin
Wilson
McCulloch
Inato
Napier
Stowdy
Eld. cii
Réichmond
Rdehmond
Tteb
George Jenkins
Wilhi Bates
Neoste Sdstea
Rathdatm Vleck Tin
Dinekberrs
Rathbone
Posta
Atlewe
Lis Pointe Corichman
Wardtier Trom Ile Ieotal
Tata Tee
Teton
Pouriesburg Steesss
Pourpeshure
New Orleans
Ity
Tod Stout
Ules
Pire Greasing
Pavoni
Eypereted
Crete
Middleburg
Dassa
Nas Ourciver
Baugepridh
Eras
Pantit
Rao College
Fey
Chita
Vig Nagasaki
C.ptata
Kiewit
Petradt
Erlois Lam
Ufeaarnstration
Cen Voy
Crea
Bretrott
Forey
Summer Fabrics
OAS
V As
Nathanie SadYere
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!