Foreigners in China Face New Massacre Fears
The North China Herald article reports Chinese officials and mobs attacking foreign residents in Foochow and Chengtu amid rising anti foreign sentiment. It notes recalls of American missionaries families, attacks on Protestant and Catholic property, and proclamations blaming foreigners for child kidnappings and foreign influence.
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North China Herald
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Chengta
Japan
China
Massacre of Missionaries at Ku Cheng Terrible Slayings Reported
A Times correspondent reports at Shanghai that eight y vegetarians killed missionaries at Hu Cheng in the Ko Cheng Massacre. Rev. Mr and Mrs Nellie Saunders and others identified with brutal deaths. Miss Marshall and Miss Saunders among the victims with grievous injuries. A magistrate at Ku Chens awaited full massacre details while troops move. U S Minister Denby and British Minister O Connor face denunciation. The Americans seek a special commission under Consul Jernigan to investigate these outrages in Szechnen.
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Times
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Nellie Saund
Prkin
United States
Denby
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O'Connor Bing
Jernigan
Szechnen
O'onnor
Two Steamboats Destroyed At Clocknarl Loss
Multiple steamboats were destroyed after a fire swept through the CinGgAN4L dock area. The Sandy and Carrollton wreckage blocked river traffic as crews fought the blaze. Casualties were limited to several burn injuries. total loss estimated around 103000. Other items report a ranch murder near Los Angeles, shipyard accidents, and a man’s suicide in Middletown.
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Wreck survivors arrive mutilated at Port Townsend
Six survivors of the wrecked sealing schooner Write arrived at Port Townsend Washington all horribly mutilated having lost toes fingers arms and feet A judicial opinion by Judge Brown of the New York state Supreme Court holds a drafted man has no claim against the government for the return of money paid for a substitute
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New York State Supreme Court
Trail of blood and theft linked to Minnie Williams case
Chicago police uncover a blood trail from a dining room to a hidden basement chest in a castle scene connected to Minnie Williams and the Holmes group. Detectives seize trunks with initials linked to Williams, with reports of Moore and Quinlan implicated and467.
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Fitepatrick Mou Natio Wiure Ueiet Mgeuiee
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Benjamin F. Pitezel
Dwight
Emily Cigrand
Robert E. Phelps
Pitesel
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Enocaves & Erie Denéa
Legal notice misreads on petition and city actions
A disputed court petition questions the constitutionality of a new law and alleges a premeditated plan by certain individuals to block a bond. The defense contends no proceedings have begun to test rights under the law, claims of bad faith abound, and requests action by the court against the plaintiff’s suit and related municipal boards.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and World News
National League games in Boston Cleveland New York and Washington yielded wins for Boston Philadelphia Louiakla and Baltimore while Pittsburgh and Wilkesbarre posted high scores. In other items reports from South Carolina on a registration injunction, two mining deaths, a pastor’s wife death, a killer in Lisa and other local notices wrap the page.
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Labor Strike Makes Parts of Victory Seen
Chicago report says garment workers near victory as 400 contractors and 12,000 strikers in New York and vicinity accept working terms. Leaders claim 600 return to work. 200 contractors yet to sign. In Philadelphia and New York, firms face actions as unions plan further steps. Separate items note violence in California, mutiny sentences, and an aviation fatality in Peterborough.
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Stock and Produce Markets Mixed with Dull Trading
Stock and Produce Markets report dull on Aug 5 with weak and erratic quotations across exchanges. Live stock and hogs show mixed demand. beef and butter prices move modestly while dairy product quotes and grain bids vary, reflecting a cautious trading day in New York and Philadelphia markets.
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