Trial of Powers Hearing Ends. Jury Review in Georgetown
Georgetown Kansas August hearing observed in ex Secretary Caleb Powers case. Prosecution speakers include Franklin Campbell Heldrick Bradley and Golden. defense speakers include Brown Sims Tinsley Owens and Judge George. Trial postponed to Saturday. jury taken to Frankfort to view state capitol and nearby sites. Details center on Goebel shooting links and alleged route of Youtsey and Powers, with jurors shown relevant locations.
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Seterda
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Carrieball Goren Yeatrriing at Nel and St. Joe
Fragmentary OCR notes mention locations and names including Philadelphia and St. Joseph. No clear event or outcome present. Summary limited to unreadable text. no verifiable facts or individuals beyond scattered place names.
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Carrieball Goren Yeatrriing
Neland
St. Jorene
Chaffee Nearing Pekin as Warcolumn Advances
Dispatches from General Chaffee describe American forces marching toward Pekin at a rapid pace. He reports Ho Si Wu as the last stronghold before the imperial city, with Yangtsun secured and lines toward Tien Tsin widening. The war department notes the advance speeds and emphasizes China’s inability to hinder the international column, while casualties at Yangtsun are acknowledged and U S policy calls for relief forces to enter Pekin and escort ministers to Tien Tsin.
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Pekin
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Imperial City
Root
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Jost
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Yangtsun
Pei
Tien Tsin
Ching Chia Wen
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Teasihy
United States
Battle of Yangtsun reported by Daily Express Shanghai
Shanghai dispatch says allies near Pekin within 29 miles at noon Saturday while Gen Chaffee places them 49 miles away Friday. Reports detail a fierce engagement with 14th infantry casualties and British American advances amid shell and rifle fire as Russian French positions hold left. News coverage praises American efforts and notes press reaction in England on timely reporting.
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Chinese Court Plans Move From Pekin As Allies Advance
Berlin reports the empress dowager intends to move Pekin and transfer her court before allied forces reach the capital. The Hat Houan Chinese minister urges the empress and emperor to stay and await arrival of international forces. Shanghai troop landings protested. Britain says troops are to protect life and property. Russian minister in Pekin says dispatches seek journey conditions. escorts must safeguard Europeans including women and children and 50 wounded.
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Imperial Mission
Laborers march to plead for work in Puerto Rico
A long march from San Lorenzo to San Juan ends at the executive mansion with labor leaders appealing for open roads to Caguas. Civil Governor Hunt pledges relief and orders road work to begin, citing dire district conditions and widespread unemployment.
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Filipino Amnesty and related war court notes
Manila amnesty report says Aguinaldo avoids surrender and fears being exempt, Pio Del Pilar seeks American citizenship and plans a native Filipino regiment for China. Also noted: Jacinto Ebron jailed five years for outlaw band actions in Cagayan. Col Pettit acquittal disapproved but Pettit restored to regiment by MacArthur. missing man Joseph Schaffer found dismembered near Woodstock. Major Whitney Dent dies of heart disease at Manitz. Say you saw it in The News.
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Wuerter Rescues Bryan Jr From Window Fall
Chicago August 14 General Joseph Wheeler saved the life of William Jennings Bryan Jr the 12 year old son of the Democratic presidential candidate Bryan The lad climbed to a window sill while playing with a rubber band contraption and hung over the sidewalk Wheeler pulled him back to safety describing the near tragedy and praising the heroism of the general
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Italian Railroad Collision Near Rome Kills Fifteen
Fifteen dead and forty nine injured in a rail crash outside Rome as a train carrying funeral attendees collided with another. Among the injured is Gen. Buffin head of the Belgian mission. the king showed calm and went among mourners with the queen. Police arrest two men for signaling failures. Also news from New York: Neely granted a delay until Sept seven in a Cuban postal funds embezzlement case after a Supreme Court appeal.
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Spanish Minister Duke Darvas to Attend Chicago Camp
Chicago Aug 14 Word has been received by the G A invitation committee that the Duke Darvas Spanish minister to the United States accompanied by the duchess and the attache of the regation at Washington would reach Chicago Aug 295 to attend the encampment The date for the first illumination of the coral honor has been postponed to that date.
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Anti Imperialists plan third ticket at Indianapolis meeting
The Anti Imperialist League congress opens with Senator Henderson presiding Governor Boutwell to chair and push for a third ticket and Bryan Stevenson endorsement. Delegates, mostly gold Democrats or Republicans, assemble as Carl Schurz and Henry A. Johnson weigh endorsements while Boutwell and Nad, Glusa Guntor, and Henderson figure in nominee rumors. National party delegates arrive seeking alliance with anti imperialists ahead of Aug 15 16 conventions.
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Stevedore Strike Sparks Baltimore Ambush and Shootings
A strike by 2000 Baltimore stevedores grows violent as a group of 15 Black men are attacked leaving Locust Point docks. A pistol is fired into the crowd, wounding three, with the shooter fleeing. Elsewhere, telegraphers win wage gains on the B and O line. Chess grandmaster Steinitz dies at Manhattan State Hospital. Colored Bryan supporters push for black Democratic clubs amid race anger.
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Explosion of Nitroglycerine Near Montpelier Indiana
An explosion of nitroglycerine used in shooting gas and oil wells occurred yesterday near Montpelier Indiana. The Gaithwalt nitroglycerine factory was demolished and two men and a team nearby were severely injured. There were 1598 quarts of nitroglycerine in the explosion. the country was shaken miles around, plate glass windows shattered, and a large crowd gathered.
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