International unrest and market notes in condensed news
The column reports Shanghai dispatches stating Admiral Seymour's marines reached Peking and legations are safe. It alleges the Emperor was murdered and the palace burned, with the Empress Dowager dead by her own hand. Boxers spread, with 50,000 fighters deemed insufficient to quell them. Missionary churches burned, and Russian guards allegedly killed 300 Boxers at Tien-Tsin.
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Shanghai
Seymour
Peking
Prince Tuan
Imperial
Empire
Tien-Tsin
Pao-ting-Fu
Taku
Kempft
Navy Department
Southampton
England
China
Machadodorp
Lord Roberts
London
The
Times
Admiral Seymour
Ble Rie Aler Saisie
Prince Tun
Tsung-li-Yamen
Ute
House of Commons
Foreign Office
William St. John Brodrick
Li-Hung-Chang
Jones and Bryan clash over Kansas City platform
Special to The New York Times reports that in Chicago Democratic circles Senator James K. Jones is slated to retire as National Committee Chairman after a stormy exchange with William Jennings Bryan over the Kansas City Convention platform. The dispute centered on the 16 to 1 ratio and Jones's view against formal emphasis in party principles. Possible successors named include Daniel Campau, Elliot Danforth, and William J. Stone.
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New York Times
Chicago
James K. Jones
National Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Senator Jones
Kansas City
Mr. Bryan
Jones
Daniel Campau
Michigan
Elliot Danforth
New York
William J. Stone
Missouri
Panic in a Tent Show Collapses Seats in New Jersey
In Atlantic Highlands on June 20 Orcutt & Roberts troupe presenting Uncle Tom's Cabin faced a seat collapse that caused a panic and stampede. About 100 crowded into a tent with 41 seats, many perched on seats and steps, leading to overcrowding. A section gave way, injuring a NY senator’s daughter with a broken leg while others fainted. One woman lost valuables. police halted the show, refunded admissions, and offered replacements. The tent will be cordoned to limit capacity and a cailmaker will repair it.
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Platt
Roosevelt
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
B. F. Martin
Orcutt & Roberts
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Bernard F. Martin
New York
Allies at Peking Deemed Safe Amid Boxer Rebellion
Disputed reports from Shanghai and London say Vice Admiral Seymour reached Peking with relief columns. Rebels burn churches at Tien-Tsin and Pao-ting-Fu. Empress Dowager rumored dead, Emperor killed. Foreign legations reported safe by June 17, while gunboats and cruisers gather near coastal forts.
Tense rumors as Li Hung Chang leaves Canton for Peking
Hong Kong reports possible trouble at Canton with expected orders to fire on foreign warships. A gunboat remains on standby while no warship is present.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Li-Hung-Chung
Peking
China News Accuracy Amid Disturbances Cited
Washington reports on June 20 highlight extraordinary newspaper accuracy regarding events in China despite widespread disturbances. Analysts note careful verification and sourcing despite chaotic conditions influencing dispatches and translations.
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New York Times
Washington
China
Trains From New York to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Railroad
New service from New York West 24th Street Station departs daily at 8 25 P M bound for Cincinnati via the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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New ‘Frain
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
German Consul urged to open sea postal link Che Foo to Taku
Berlin reports the government orders the German Consul at Che Foo to establish a sea post between Che Foo and Taku at once. Luchs sails to China while Fuerst Bismarck prepares for Chinese waters. Kiel ships ramp up activity and marines move toward an Asia theater. Russian and Japanese deployments are noted by Berlin, London, and Washington.
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Berlin
Che-Foo
Taku
Luchs
Kiel
South America
China
Fuerst Bismarck i
Chinjse
von Hoepfner
Hkfurt
Wittekind
East
Berliner Tageblatt
St. Petersburg
Chinese Troops Desert for Boxers—Berlin War Talk
Berlin dispatch reports Chinese government responsibility for recent events. About 10,000 Chinese troops deserted to the Boxers under direct orders of Beijing officials. Leaders named as anti European and the article urges vigorous action, while German papers call for decisive measures to protect envoys and preserve the state.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
China
Kreuz Zeitung
Berliner Tageblatt
Paris Press Sees U S China Cooperation Likely
Paris dispatch notes French press readiness for U S involvement in China. They argue France holds a dominant stake in China south of the empire and would back Russia regardless of Russia's choices, while Russia's stance remains unclear amid shifting attitudes.
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NEW York Times
Paris
United States
China
America
France
Russia
Chinese Admiral Not Hostile, Admiralty Reports
A telegram from Rear Admiral Bruce dated June 18 notes the Chinese admiral present with the allied fleet at Taku with his flag aboard a cruiser. He agreed at a June 17 meeting to anchor with the fleet and extinguish fires. Russian reports show losses among officers and sailors and list ships taking part in the bombardment.
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London
Bruce
Admiralty
Taku
Che-Foo
Powers Not Negotiating Over China Actions
Paris reports that foreign office officials say no negotiations are under way among the powers about measures against the Chinese government. The United States may join concerted police actions, while France and other powers focus on protecting European lives and restoring order in China. The French ambassador in Washington relays cables, and admirals hold discretion to reinforce as needed.
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Conger
McCalla
Europe
China
State Department
Shanghai
Seymour
Peking
Tsang-Chow
Chenang
Te-Chow
Che-Foo
Paris
Foreign Office
Rome
United States
Youngs
M. Cambon
Washington
Amnesty Offer Draws Filipino Rebels Toward Surrender
Manila dispatch reports Gen MacArthur to announce McKinley amnesty decree granting pardon to all who take oath of allegiance. Buencamino and Paterno leaders express confidence Aguinaldo will surrender as negotiations and recent meetings build peace talks. Rains disrupt life in rural areas as authorities and foreigners note progress.
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Manila
Gen
MacArthur
McKinley
Buencantino
Paterno
Aguinaldo
Buencamino Party
Senator Platt Returns From Philadelphia Injured in Bedside Report
Senator Platt returned to New York after leaving the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia due to a fractured ninth rib from a revolving chair accident. He traveled with his son and private secretary, met his physician, and planned rest at the Fifth Avenue Hotel while maintaining political aims to block Bliss’s nominating and support Roosevelt for Vice President. He is 72 and facing slow recovery, with no current serious danger, but advised to avoid politics for several days. Senator will proceed to Manhattan Beach on Saturday.
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Senator Platt
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue Hotel
H. B. Platt
Albert H. Howe
Daniel P. Pease
West Twenty-fourth Street
Bliss
Gov. Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Gov. Freechla
Platt
Broadway
Henry
Pease
Manhattan Beach
Roosevelt to be Nominated Today in Republican Party
Philadelphia dispatch reports McKinley and Roosevelt will be nominated tomorrow with plans for a brisk, brilliant wind-up. Iowa to place Roosevelt in nomination, Massachusetts second, New York backing with Woodruff, and Dolliver and Long likely to decline. Hanna concedes, and Roosevelt is expected to accept. New York delegation shows Woodruff badge as sentiment shifts toward the Rough Rider.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Dolliver
Long
Iowa
Massachusetts
New York
Woodruff
J. R. Burton
Kansas
Hanna
Washington
Mr. Hanna
Gov. Roosevelt
Amnesty Proclamation Offered to Filipinos by U S Government
Washington reports reveal President McKinley issued an amnesty for Filipinos who join the oath of allegiance and acknowledge U S sovereignty. Gen MacArthur will issue the proclamation with a 30 to 60 day acceptance window, aiming to reduce armed resistance and accelerate pacification. Keith Root indicated the text would be released in Manila and Washington, signaling a pivotal step in restoring order.
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New York Times
Washington
McKinley
Manila
Anyoo
Root
MacArthur
United States
Philippines
Odell Takes Platts Place At New York Delegation
Senator Thomas C. Platt returns to New York after a strained night at the Walton not seriously ill but far from well. He attends the caucus then leaves for home as Benjamin B Odell Jr assumes delegation chairmanship and will represent Platt in convention conferences.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Platt
Frank H. Platt
Benjamin B. Odell, S Jr
Hanna Names Roosevelt as Vice Presidential Candidate
Hanna announced that the Republican convention should name the vice presidential candidate. He stated there was no current candidate, but Gov. Roosevelt should be nominated with universal support. Odell of New York later indicated Hanna would arbitrate and Roosevelt would win the nomination.
Burglars Strike Conneautville Bank in Midnight Heist
Six robbers entered the First National Bank of Conneautville by a window, forced inner vault doors, and fled after three hours. A surgeon’s scalp wound marked Dr. A. L. Delos’s assault as locals tracked the suspects toward Ashtabula County. They stole horses and buggies before escaping. no capture reported.
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New York Times
Ashtabula
Ohio
First National Bank
Conneautville
Penn
A. L. Delos
Ashtabula County
Ike .Deiter
Eugene Brown
Republic Loan Association faces possible temporary receiver
Justice Dickey in Brooklyn heard a petition by Judge Coyne Deputy Attorney General seeking a temporary receiver for Republic Savings and Loan Association. The court was asked to order appearance show cause for a general accounting for creditors and possible dissolution amid claims of insolvency and large deficits. Judge Coyne declined further comment at the Imperial Hotel.
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Dickey
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Republic Savings and Loan Association
Coyne
Judge Coyne
Imperial Hotel
Reorganization Plan for Chicago and Grand Trunk
E W Meddaugh report from London with General Manager Hayes outlines a complete reorganization of the Chicago and Grand Trunk. Holders of about 2 million dollars in second mortgage bonds oppose only this plan. The Chicago and Grand Trunk will cease to exist and a new corporation will own and operate the road, improving the line with a double track from Port Huron to Chicago, completion by July 1 1901.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
E. W. Meddaugh
London
Hayes
Grand Trunk
Chicago and Grand Trunk
Meddaugh
Port Huron
Chicago
Fourth of July Tours at Half Rate to Niagara Falls and More
Holiday excursion offers via New York Central at half price to Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrence Adirondacks Montreal and Quebec. Tickets valid three to ten days. For details and pamphlet contact ticket agents or write G H Daniels G P A New York.
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New York Central
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Mountains
Montreal
Quebec
G. H. Daniels
New York
Hanna shifts to lead the Roosevelt nomination clash
Philadelphia reports a shift in stance as Hanna moves from opposition to active participation in the Roosevelt nomination drama. Allies acknowledge the opposition’s breakdown while Hanna aims to influence and celebrate a harmonious outcome.
Yale Harvard Boat Race Excursion Tickets Sale
Excursion tickets for the Yale Harvard boat race at New London on June 28th. Parlor car seats on the AM train from Grand Central Station priced at $7.00. Coach tickets $4.75. Observation train tickets to view from the east bank finish at $2.50. Tickets on sale at Room No. 3 Grand Central Station N Y N H & H R R Ady.
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New London
Grand Central Station
N. H
Ady
No Extra Fare on the Pennsylvania Limited to St Louis
Travel by the Pennsylvania Limited to St Louis offers uniform fares with emphasis on convenience and comfort. The service promises a fast schedule and improved passenger amenities, positioning the line as a premium choice for long distance travel.
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Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Dolliver Withdraws as Roosevelt Nominated for Vice President
In Philadelphia on June 20, after Mr Hanna announced all other candidates would withdraw, Senator Dolliver released a statement. He said his candidacy was unsolicited and he and Messrs Long and Scott had offered their names to Hanna to dispose of. He added that Lafe Young would place Roosevelt's name in nomination for the Nation. He believed Roosevelt's name would strengthen the ticket.
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New York
Mr. Hanna
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Dolliver
Cannon
Grosvenor
Woodruff
Sherman
Walton
Mercer
Nebraska
Kansas
Turner
Hanna
Bradley
Gov
McKinley
Gov. Roosevelt
Senator Hanna
Odell
New York Times
Philadelphia
Roosevelt's Oklahoma Social Visit Planned for July 6
Kansas and Oklahoma anticipate Gov. Roosevelt's July 6 social visit to Oklahoma City. Representative Turner of Kansas says the tour schedule was set and includes a July 3 arrival in Kansas City. The trip is described as a social visit, not a campaign stop, with Republican Rough Rider support noted.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gov. Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Representative Turner
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Bryan
Platt's New York caucus outing traps Roosevelt foes
Philadelphia June 20. A New York State delegation caucus, arranged by Senator Platt, aimed to expose friends of Roosevelt but ended with 21 New York politicians blacklisted by Platt. The list includes Adolph Kienvel, Lispenard Stewart, Cornelius Bliss, and Benjamin Odell Jr., who opposed Roosevelt indorsement and faced diminished influence in New York politics.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
New York State
New York
Senator Platt
Roosevelt
Platt
Black-Aldridge-Payne
Messrs
Black
Payne
Aldridge
Mr. Platt
Republican Party
Adolph Kienvel
E. P. Morse
Brooklyn
Lispenard Stewart
Cornelius N._ Bliss
Henry Birrell
Norton Goddard
Francis Vinton Greene
F. T. Smith
Lesle Sutherland
Burr Mattice
Yonkers
Lewis E. Carr
Albany
Leslie W. Russell
Canton
Charles E. Johnson
Plattsburg
George B. Sloan
Oswego
E. R. Brown
Watertown
John C. Davies
Camden
John M. Budlong
Schuyler
George O. Meade
Walton
Francis Gates
Chenango
S. Benedict Whitlock
Warsaw
William C. Warren
Herman J. Kreinhader
Buffalo
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
Mr. Odell
Gov. Roosevelt
Plattites
Odell
Lauterbach
Gov
Woodruff
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