Camp at WT Gretca Rq Seldiere Chazard With Vancices Mis chiecf-Ger
Camp at Mt Areina Aug 6 reports a lively encampment with visitors from across the state. Governor Stone and Maj Gen Miller attended religious services with multiple chaplains, while water shortages and alleged sabotaged spigots and a derailed train are noted as a serious incident. Gen Miles to visit in the afternoon and review the troops.
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Seldiere Chazard
Vancices
Ger. Miles
Mt. Areina
Alexander L. Hawkins
Stone
Miller
Divine Ceisis
Christian Assotiarion
W. L. F. Johnson
Gobin
1 Ith Regiment
Morrison
Eberly
Eigh’h
Hoyt
Schall
Almosmail
Lofagtrymien
President Smith
Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad
Tutt's Liver Pills Proclaimed Cure for Liver Disease
Twenty years proof from R P Smith of Chilesburg Virginia attests Tutt's Liver Pills keep bowels in natural motion cleanse the system of impurities and claim to cure sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and related diseases with the user saying they are indispensable and fully cured after over twenty years of liver disease.
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Tutt
R. P. Smith
Chilesburg
Advance on Pekin Stirs Allied Forces in China
Aug 6 dispatches from Tien Tsin to The Daily Express report the allied advance toward Pekin. Japanese, Russians, and British troops total about 50,000, with aerial and artillery weaknesses noted. Chinese attacks on Tien Tsin continue as Boxers approach, while Shianghai notes an imperial edict to escort ministers safely.
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London
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Daily Express
Silies
Geo. Chaffee
Tien Bernard
Lofa
Yamecbuchi
xaAatada
Li Ping Heng
Kang Yu
Shanghai
3Lai
Yung Lu
Russian War Office
St Petersburg
Grodekoff
Khabarovsk
Aigun
Tsitsikar
Li Hung Chang
Washington hears belated Conger dispatch on legations
Washington Aug 6 belated message from Minister Conger passed through Consul General Goodnow at Shanghai reporting that Consul Ragsdale at Tien Tsin received Conger and Squiers messages dated July 21. The ministers are believed safe for now and may stay at Pekin's British legation until allied forces arrive.
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Washington
Conger
State Department
General Goodow
Shanghai
Ragsdale
United States
Tien Tsin
Squiers
United States Legation
Pekin
Fowler
Chefoo
Goodnow
McKinley
Canton
Adee
Department of State
Tien Tein
Tien Taio
Imperial decree allows Chinese ministers free dispatches
The United States probes cipher dispatch restrictions amid tense China talks. Secretary Hay demands free communication with ministers before peace steps. An imperial decree dated Aug 2 allegedly authorizes ministers in Pekin to contact their governments freely and depart for Tien Tain with escort. Minister Wu indicates the decree may be true, citing memorials from Chinese ministers abroad.
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China
Pekin
State Department
Hay
Tsung-Hyamen
Wathun Tesitindui
Tien Tain
Paris
Cheng
Railways and Telegraphs
Shanghai
Cape May
Wao Ting Fang
Bryan nomination trip opens to Indianapolis via Lincoln
Col J L Martin, sergeant at arms of the national Democratic committee, escorts Mr Bryan from Lincoln to Indianapolis for the nomination acceptance. The party will travel without a special train and may stage informal talks along the route. They plan a monster open air meeting in Indianapolis with about 50,000 expected spectators.
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Starte Tonteht
Lincoln
Neb
Col
J. L Martin
National Democratic Committee
Mr. Bryan
Indianapolis
Burlington Road
Bryan
Col Martin
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Bryson
The Man Who Controls China
Prince Tuan, father of the heir to the throne, is labeled rabidly energetic and said to have ordered viceroys to attack all foes. Former head of the Tsung-Li-Yamen now allegedly seizes control of the government two months ago.
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Tuan
China
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Foreign Office
Anarchy Riot Hits Chicago As Parsons Is Arrested
New York August 6 reports say a riot at Twelfth and Halstead streets left 25 injured and 5 arrested including Mrs Lucy Parsons widow of Albert Parsons executed in 1887 for Haymarket bombing. She faced charges of disorderly conduct resisting an officer and was bailed at 1100 dollars.
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Chicago
Twelfth
Halstead
Lucy Parsons
Albert R. Parsons
Haymarket
Paul van Dree
Clement Pfuentzner
Herman Goodman
Abraham E. Delstadt
Oryier
West Side
Turner Hall
Parsons
Otlers
Italy
A Chester County Tragedy A Mysterious double suicide
Philadelphia August 6 Robert W Sinclair a 51 year old fruit commission merchant and his wife Annie E Sinclair 32 were found dead in the garden of their summer home near Green Tree station after neighbors heard shots. Each had a pistol. the police favor the theory that the wife killed the husband and then shot herself. The couple had quarrelled and were recently reunited.
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Philadelphia
Ilin Wile
Robert W. Stoclair
Fruit Commission
Annie E
Green
Sialiva
Cve Penonsylvania Railroad
Sinclair
Beieve
De Wet Surrounded Near Reitzberg in Major Allied Push
Pretoria dispatch reports Gen Christian De Wet fully encircled near Reitzberg with escape blocked by a strong British cordon. Boers pledge to stand at Machadodorp amid shortages. U S Consular train derailment at Honigspruit leads to four deaths. Exile sentences for Pretoria residents rise to 25 years in some cases.
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London
Pretoria
Christian de Wet
Reitzberg
Machadodorp
Hamilton
Botha
United States
Rev Dr Talmage in Berlin and St Peters trip
Berin Aug 6 The Rev De Witt Talmage who arrived in Berlin Saturday with his family from St Peters MITE preached in the American church as Encomagsecent to Wests While in St Peters ach was invited to dine with Emperor Nicholas who he says is an excellent health and gives one the impression of being physically strong He says he found as much religious liberty in Russians in New York or Washington.
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Talmage
Berlin
Berin
de Witt Talmase
St. Peters- Mite
Wests
St. Petersach
Nicholas
New York
Washington
Baseball Records and National League Pennant Standings
National League standings show Brooklyn and Philadelphia in contention with strong records. Games include Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3 in 11 innings and Cincinnati 9 Cincinnati 2. Other results feature Chicago 4 St Louis 1 and New York 3 Chicago 1 in afternoon play.
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Pes
Brooklyn
Bas‘an - Philada
St. Lows
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Aatiedat's National
Uragte Gamps
Pittsburg
Pittsburo
Philadelphia
Broskisn G. Cincaco
Fatal Train Robbery Near Hugo Ends in Death
A passenger train en route near Hugo was held by masked robbers in the early hours. One passenger, 68 year old Hulmed Fay of California, was shot and killed as the bandits looted cash and gold watches, then escaped as the train paused. Conductor and passengers cooperated. Miss Shaw of Denver saved her money and watch through quick thinking. The body was sent to Denver, Fay a noted California Odd Fellow.
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Killins
Faver Bandiga
Lingo
Volo
California
Simon
Fay
Hugo
Denver
Miss Shaw
Salina
Zionists face hostile reception in Mansfield incident
In Mansfield C, July 6, Zionist leaders Haumer Piper and elders Fisher McClarkin and McFarland arrived amid a 2000 strong mob. Police barred exit from their car as crowds roared. They moved on to Ashland but were blocked again at the depot. They warned they might return to Chicago or next Sunday.
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Zionista
Mansfield
Jobs Haumer Piper
E. P. Fisher
A. W. McClarkin
A. McFarland
Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Ashland
Chicago
Charted With Stealing Gems In New York Case
Jacob Lorsch a lawyer from Peekskill New York was held on $1500 bail for further examination on charges of larceny involving 32000 worth of gems. He was arrested after Lahanthai of the city claimed he gave Lorsch jewels valued at 2965 for safekeeping on May 24 and says Lorsch pawned the gems.
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New York
Jacob Lorsch
Peekskill
N. Y
Lorsch
Lowia Lahanthai
Sity
Lilliemthal Crafhes
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