Yaqui War Report From Sonora Governor Reaches Diaz
General Luis Torres, governor of Sonora and commander of forces, arrives to report progress against the Yaquis to President Diaz and Minister of War. He says Yaquis are scattered and not a major threat, prisoners sent to Guadalajara, and government policy offers inducements to return to farms or find other work. Yaquis are capable fighters who use guerrilla tactics and ambush troops, but overall the conflict is described as scattered skirmishes.
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Sorors
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Stong Falls
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Gen Aguingide
America
Spain
Gen. Aguinaldo
Singapore
Hong Kong
Wildman
Admiral Bowey
Wood
Petrel
Andres Garchitorepa
Olympia
Bay
Brumby
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Filippino
Man Killed During Arrest In Menominee Michigan
Joseph gigarmaker from Ingaton Ontario was shot and killed by Policeman Christopher Eck while resisting arrest in Menominee. Eck says he fired to call for assistance and accidentally hit Mitchell who was intoxicated and within range.
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Menominee, Mich
Joseph Gigarmaker
Ingaton
Ont
Christopher Eck
Mitchell
Eck
King Alexander Betrothal in Belgrade Proclaimed
King Alexander of Servia announced his betrothal to Mme Draga Maschin a widow who previously served as a lady in waiting to Queen Natalie mother of the king in Belgrade on July 23.
Standings in National League pennant race
League standings show Brooklyn at 474.64, Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 30 94 341, Boston 2 453, Pittsburgh 2 343, St Louis, Chicago, New York with varying scores. Games reported include Philadelphia 4 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 2, and doubleheader results across key venues such as Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, and St Louis.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philad’a
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Loui
Chicago
New York
Ebnadelphi
Philadelphia
ktyn—Brook
St. Louie
St. Louis
Chinese Envoy Visits Foreign Office as Talks on Peace Continue
London dispatch reports Sir Chih Chen Loh Feng, China’s minister, visiting the Foreign Office with Lord Salisbury absent. Sir Halliday Matney says Pekin talks are nearly reopened and that messages from British and other envoys may arrive soon. He urges patience, denies Li Hung Chang rumors as baseless, and notes rebels may have caused some delays.
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McKintey Trerd
The
Orient
London
Chih Chen Loh Feng
Foreign Office
Ag Lord Salisbury
Legation
Halliday Matney
Sir Halliday
Pekin
Claude McDonald
China
Li Hung Chang
Pacific
Earl Li
China's Appeal to McKinley Amid Boxer Uprising
Washington reports a direct appeal from China's imperial government to McKinley urging use of good offices to resolve the Boxer crisis. Officials note differing European approaches, with the U.S. pursuing a mix of military leverage and diplomatic channels to reach Mr. Conger and secure compensation. The dispatch lists casualties among the Marine Corps and Army troops, including several officers and enlisted men, with 75 wounded and one missing in the regiment and 18 wounded among Marines.
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Washington
Mc Kinley
China
France
State Department
United States
Taku
Pekin
Tuan’e
Mr. Conger
Dia
Admiral Kempf
Newark
Nagasani
HK. Forter
Osear
Owen John J. Dreher
Alexander Syoghberg
Casparchwertfeger
James B. Taylor
Clyde B. Jamison
Willam
Partlaw
Frederick F. Bieffenwardt
John P. Smith
Dewey Rogers
Marine Corps
Charles J. Kollock
Thomas Helly
J.E. McConkey
Isaac W. Partridge
Marines
Burial of Twenty two Soldiers at Tien Tsin
Eighteen members of the Ninth United States infantry were buried near the barracks in Tien Tsin as the regiment paraded. Chaplain Marine officiated and the bodies were placed in grandees coffins. The killed include John A. Potter George H. Buckley Richard L. Slater John Partisnd Gottfried Sveoson Barney Gonyea and Robert G. Gordon
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Tien Tain
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Ninth United States Infantry
Marine
John A. Potter
George H. Buckley
Richard L. Slater
John Partisnd
Gottfried Sveoson
Barney Gonyea
Robert G. Gordon
Joba
Glass factories to move to Pittsburg district
Five Indiana glass plants Summitville Green Town Dunkirk Marion and Albany will relocate to the Pittsburg area near Ohio Valley, bringing over 3000 workers as Indiana gas supplies decline. The move follows the National Glass Company convention at Chautauqua and aims to access better gas and river facilities for southern markets.
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Indhina
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Henry C. Fry
National Glass Company
Chautauqua
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Summitville
Greentown
Dunkirk
Marion
Albany
Ind
Ohio River
Arbitration in Chicago to establish permanent panel
After months of idleness 36 cut stone contractors many of them Building Contractors' Council members have agreed with the Stone Cutters' Union officers to resume work and submit all differences to a ten member permanent arbitration committee. The pact reduces union business agents' power. Previously arbitration followed strikes. Midget “atebad Age in a Winnecr.
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Chicago
Boers Beaten at Rail Head East of Heidelberg
Lord Roberts dispatch reports a Boer assault on a railway post thirteen miles east of Heidelberg with three guns and a pompom. After a sharp engagement the Boers were driven off before reinforcements from Heidelberg arrived.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Heidelberg
Paris pinsests ended amid admiralty veracity
Paris July 23. The international track and field meet closed after six events with America entering three and winning one. Dreary results included a 200 meters shock, a 1500 meters handicap and a final 5000 meters team race won by England over France. Also reported are Revolt in Colon Colombia, Sing Sing executions, and local Bay Area incidents.
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Wisslox
Quee Tewkaber
Prumaziventy University
Meire
Paris
AC Kraneziein Uniiversity
Pennsylvania
Dude Dhe
Rau
Pritchard
Klingelhoefer
Richard Sheldon
Crettier
Hun- Katia
Busset
St. Cyr
William J. Holland
University of Georgetown
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Tewksbury
University of Pennsylvania
Rowley
New South Wales
America
Duiieyr
Christensen
Dane
Delivre
Maxwell E. Long
Moutinet
Hall
Sevestre
Koppan
Werkmalier
Lemoannier
England
France
Englami
Bennett
Rimmer
Chicago Chinese boycott hits laundries and banker Lyne Lee
Chicago reports say Caucasian antipathy sparked by events in the celestial empire has caused a boycott against Chinese laundries and Lyne Lee, a Chinatown banker. Four laundries suspended business last week and overall Chinese commerce suffers a 30 percent decline.
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Chicago
Wcago
Celestial Empire
Lyne Lee
Chinatown
Chinest Saiyece Generalis
Serious Accident at Vailsburg Cycle Track
A crowded five mile professional handicap at the Vailsburg cycle track ended with J. B. Jacobson of New Haven badly injured after his wheel slipped and he crashed. G H Collett, also of New Haven, could not avoid him and rode over Jacobson’s neck, requiring removal from the track for medical care.
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Vailsburg
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J. B. Jacobson
New Haven
G. H. Collett
Jacobson
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