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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1900

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3

Assault and Arrests Spark Riot in Leonard Township

A mob clash in Leonard township leaves Dessie Netter dead and Mrs. A W Wright wounded, with John Myers and Lawrence Ryan fatally or seriously wounded. Deputy coroner Michie Ryan and George Wiliby among the injured. Mrs Wright accused of murder. A later incident reports theft of earrings on Grand Street. Bresci, Humbert killer, attempts suicide in prison.

Taree Grimes A. W. Wright Dessie Saiter John Myers Dessie Netter Leonard Pote Bay Bone Leonard Unter Berkiesses Feul Wright Ecest Trish Hospital

Bryan declines visit to Grand Army encampment in Chicago

Chicago August 21 William J Bryan declined to attend the Grand Army of the Republic annual encampment. He cited prudence to avoid appearances of rebirth and sent an executive director to convey regrets. The encampment opened with a large gathering and a naval parade on Lake Michigan, drawing veterans from many states and a planned but weather‑affected program.

Chicago Wiliam J. Bryan AM. Roney End Grand Army Reday William Pr McKinley Marper Bryan Republic S. & Sule Neki New York Empire State New Jersey Pennsylvania New England Iowa Ohio Indiana Wisconsin J. Warren Keifer Edward S. Bragg Washington Montejo Winnebago Farrisil Mobile Bay E. D. Woodruff Rockford Urs J. R. Lynn Lake Michigan Morrill Fessenden Chicago Yacht Club Lake Front Park Jackson Boulevard Lincoln Park Iron Brigade The Athletic Club D. B. Henderson Burrows Michigan Scofield Albert D. Shaw Mount James G. Flanders Milwaukee Charles G. Dawes Gen. Gragg James Whitcomb Riley Salt Lake Denver Mississippi River

Dispatches from Pekin Signal Delays and German Troop Arrivals

Washington Aug 25 reporting delays in Chinese advices from Tien Tsin to Pekin. Boxers disrupt lines while Minister Conger notes no major moves since last dispatch. 2000 fresh German troops arriving. ministers from the tsang l ramen expected to negotiate. Castine ordered from Shanghai to Amoy. Gen Chaffee’s cable confirms Sixth Cavalry action near Tian Tsin with American losses and wounded.

St. Petersburg Pekin Los Washington Como Musicu Tien Tsin Oatvices bien @rs Signal Corps United States Philippines Lond Roberts Transvaal Conger State Department Imperial Palace China Enré Tsang l Ramen Palace Shanghai Amoy Chaffee Taku Sixth Cavalry Tian Tsin Wint Enrone Chaffer Remey

Reported retreat of allies in delicate Pekin battle

London reports allied forces reel from a delicate engagement in Pekin with eighteen hundred killed. The dispatch, routed through Shanghai, cites a Chinese authority. A cable from Shanghai says the empress dowager at Hsar Fu was asked by 4 Mung Charge to consider actions.

Pekin London Shanghai Mung Hsar Fu Rea Samuel W. Williams Pottsville Reading Daily Mail

Relations in Peking crisis and Humbert letter rumors

A Patchwork dispatch outlines alleged plans to arrest Prince Juan and disarm the Boxers to aid negotiations with powers. Reports from St Petersburg, Shanghai, and Moscow discuss battles near Pekin, disputed occupations, and potential partition of China while speculating on Russian aims in Manchuria. A separate note claims King Humbert sought to abdicate Rome to the Holy See, with a priest denied absolution unless he agreed, tied to papal politics and Italian sovereignty.

Juan St. Petersburg le Siecle Paris St Petersburg Pekin Shanghai Yung Lu Eurhor Prince Than Amos Hong Kong Daily Mail United States Philippines America Daily News Amoy Russia New Chiang Moscow The Standard China William Manchuria Naples Humbert i Rome Holy See Humber

French Consul Links Tuan to China Troubles

Marseille reports M Francois French consul at Yunnanfu arrived aboard the Tonkio and blamed Prince Tuan for stirrings in China. He said Tuan devised an imperial order to massacre foreigners and that mandarins avoided action by pillaging luggage while seeking to delay departure. He planned to depart June 24, aided by Delcasse dispatches.

Saya China Marseilles M. Francois Yun Nan Sen Tonkio Prince Tuan Tuan Santai M. Delcasse

Fitzsimmons Announces Retirement From Boxing Ring

New York Aug 2 Fitzsimmons and William Brady arranged a match with Jeffries for the next days. Fitzsimmons said he was in good condition and wished to fight Friday night. Brady said Jeffries was not in trim and could not prepare in the few days. They left without agreement and no bout on Aug 31. Fitzsimmons declared retirement and said he would open a training school in Chicago.

Fitz New York Fitzsimmons William Brady Jeffries Sterday Vex Brady Trim Chicago

Excursion Boat brawl ends in injuries and arrests

Disorder erupted aboard the Annie Roberts on a Monongahela river trip when a dispute between Thomas Alexander and John W Winn over a woman named Belle Robinson led to gunfire and an ax attack. One man is reported drowned, another head injured, and two held in McKeesport lockup amid chaos as crowds surged for vantage points.

Kused Avother Skndl MeKersport Annie Roberts Monongahela River Lloyd Belle Robinson Pittsburg Alexander Winn Alex- 2

Tragic Hotel Shooting and Suicide in New York

New York at the Vendome Hotel a fight ends in three shots as John Esson and Harold Stridiron, both Chicago men, battle after heavy drinking. Esson dies by suicide with a bullet through the mouth. Stridiron survives and testifies to a plan involving a chase for money and a woman, with Mrs. Lillian Hayes linked to the case. The incident spurs inquiries and notes a jealousy fueled by alcohol and reported motives. The report pairs with wider notes of a railway wreck and a cholera outbreak in distant reports.

New York Hotel Vertime Veoterniay Jobo W. Esson Hun Fred Es Frael Tarald HE. Striditon Btridiron Hallmore Esson Stridiron H. J. Ford Boston Mu Wao Zoe Forty-fiost Street Eyson Zucca Harold H. Stridiran No. 119 Sealey Avenue Chicago Simmons and Ruhlin John Esson Essen Lillian Hayes

Population Shifts Reported in Denser and Baltimore

Denser Colorado shows 133859 residents, down from 148713 in 1990. Baltimore's census population reaches 505357, up 424429 since 1890. Recent storms hit Stuttgart Lausitz Rostock areas. Baseball results include Chicago vs St Louis 2 2 and Brooklyn vs New York unclear.

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