Allies Take Yang Tsun After Another Battle
An Associated Press dispatch reports Yang Tsun captured with U S forces suffering about sixty casualties from the Ninth and Fourteenth Infantry and Battery F of the Fifth Artillery. Heat fatigue and tough marching also noted. Ambition to secure Pekin rail routes cited.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
War Department
Chaffee
Chefoo
Yang Teun
R. Long
Ninth Infantry
Ninth U. S. Infantry
Fourteenth U. Infantry
Fifth U. S. Artillery
Fourteenth Infantry
Signal Office
Army
Yang Tsun
Scriven
Pel-Ho
Pekin
Tien Tain
Bryan and Stevenson depart Indianapolis for Chicago
Associated Press report says William Jennings Bryan and Adlai E. Stevenson left Indianapolis for Chicago at 11 45 am with families and friends. Bryan did not discuss potential effects of the notification meeting on Indiana voters or whether he will tour the country again in this campaign.
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Associated Presa
Indianapolis
Ind
J. Bryanud
A. BE. Stevenson
Chicago
Bryan
Grand Hotel
Indiana
Secretary Long Says China Indemnity May Avert War
Secretary of State Cordell Hull? No. Mary Long says indemnity could settle the dispute with China, noting no aim for territorial aggrandizement. He leaves Hingham for Buckport Maine on vacation, expressing hope China will submit to proper indemnity to avoid war.
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Mary Long
China
iBy
Associated Press
New York
Baton Front
Boston
Long
Hingham
Buckport
Death of a Pioneer Victoria Steere of Menasha
Victoria Steene a priest of Menasha died at 11 today of cancer. Born in Germany in 1850 she came to Meneatia in 1880 and was survived by three daughters and two sons, Mrs Atha Keene Spencer Mrs Mary Vahn Menasha Mrs Rohlowet Menasha John and Joseph Mooker Campie Creek. The funeral will be Saturday from St Marys Mevtely.
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Menasha
Victoria Stenbel
Germany
Meneatia
Atha Keene
Spencer
Mary Vahn
Menanna
President McKinley to Leave Canton for Washington Stay
President and Mrs. McKinley will depart Canton next Thursday for a several week absence in Washington. They plan to attend the national G. A. R. encampment in Chicago and Mrs. McKinley will accompany him to the capital.
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Canton
Mlouth
Washington
Ricenhers
Associated Press
McKinley
Heavy Ammunition Orders Hit Bridgeport Firms
Bridgeport Connecticut observers report merlonn Companies working night and day to fill government orders for ammunition. A substantial Krag round contract and field artillery shells for the United States government are included. Ranges vary from one pound to twelve pounds as the War Department scales up in response to global conditions, with agents handling large orders from China.
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China
War Department
Cipher Message Shows Perfidy of the Chinese Government
Aug 9 dispatch from Pekin via Shanghai reports that China demands departure of foreign forces, and threatens rescue by foreign troops if needed. It states no Chinese escort should be used and notes 860 foreigners, including 200 women and children, face massacre risk.
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New York
the Tribune
London
China
Pekin
Express
Shanghai
Sheng
Nanking
Li Hung Chang
Russia
Washington, D.C
Aig
Associated Press
Pei Trang
Ten Tain
Tien Tein
Shaneghat
Worrison
Food For Legations
Chefoo
Merpenser
Legations
Foreign Office
Claude MacDonald
Constantinople
Bitlis
Turkey
Spaghank
Sassun
Ali Hasha
Associated Presa
Paria
MM. Prehios
Pekih
Queaton
M. Pichlon
Funeral of a King Imposing Roman Mourning Procession
Rome August 9 The open air funeral cortege for King Humbert drew immense crowds as the coffin was placed on a gun carriage and King Victor Emmanuel II led the procession. Black drapes palm garlands and flags adorned the route while hundreds of officials friars and diplomats followed. A crush near Via des Serpenti injured twenty and bruised thirty others before guards restored order.
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Associated Prec
Rome
Humbert
Pantheon
Victor Emmanuel II
Marine Corps
Turin
Prieata
Victor Emmanuel
Via Des Serpenti
Hin
Crushed by Wheel Injures Bay of Menasha Child
Archie Schweller ten year old son of Philip Schwalter, driver for Har tig Brewing, was badly bruised when he fell from the rear of his father's beer wagon in Menasha Wisconsin. He was found wedged between the wagon box and wheel, in serious condition though not believed fatally hurt.
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Archie Semweitser
Bay of Menasha
Menasha
Wis
Archie Schweltzer
Philip Schwaltzer
Hartig Brewing Company
Nose lore and royal caution in a Bulgarian tale
A Bulgarian journalist in Sophia examined noses as character signs and noted long and crooked noses. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, angered by the piece, had Lavater’s disciple jailed for three days. The Chicago Tribune quotes a discussion on language and ancestry amid the remark.
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Sophia
Natous
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Lavater
Rewa
Love Majesty
Tong Noves
Chicago Tribune
Ene
Tribute to heroine of chiefel confer
Rev. Mr Kaos Saye praised Chinese converts for lifesaving during a siege in Vancouver B C. He cited their barricade work under heavy fire and criticized foreign diplomats. The report notes Sir Claude MacDonald and misperceptions about danger affecting visitors.
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Kaos Saye
Associated Press
Vancouver
Jonathan Lees
London Missionary Society
Tien Tain
Empresa
India
Claude MacDonald
De Wet and Methuen Engage Near Benterskroong
A dispatch from Pretoria reports Sir reded Kitchener crossing the Vaal with cavalry while Methuen engages De Wet near Benterskroong. Hunter says 4140 prisoners were taken in Bethlehem Harhamith district, with 3 guns and 4000 horses captured and 195000 rounds destroyed. Garrison at Eland's River reportedly surrounded. Jan Hamilton's approach to Rustenburg prompted Delary to hurriedly move west.
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Associated Press
London
Pretoria
Lord Roberts
Kitchener
de Wet
Methuen
Potchiefstroom
Lindique
Thenemy
DeWets'dorp
Vaal
Hunter
Bethlehem-Har- Hamith
Cape Town
Eland’s River
Carrington
Delary
Jan Hamilton
Rustenburg
Benterskroong
U S Demand Seeks End to Attacks on Pekin Legations
Washington records reveal a memorandum to China via Minister Wu demanding immediate cessation of Imperial troop attacks on the Pekin legations. The note urges cooperation with the relief expedition, citing danger to ministers and foreigners and noting the emperor’s edict and July 23 1900 letter as paths to action.
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China
Pekin
Associated Press
Washington
PD. C
U. S. Diemand
Washington, D. C
State Department
Conger
Alvey A. Adee
Department of State
Avstam
London Daily News
Congal
Argo Wins Second for Green Lake Cup
Argo of Oshkosh sprinted to victory in the Green Lake cup race at Oconomowoc Wis. The finish winner edged Harriet H by a narrow margin as the fleet faced gear failures and a capsize. Final times show Argo 0:59:30, Harriet H 1:03:90, with Galatea and Imp out. The event featured wind from the south southwest and a dramatic home stretch.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Argo
Oshkosh
Harriet H. Meteor
Aderyn
Imp
Wn & Bk
Galatea
Harriet Fy
Meteor
Dora
Harriet H
Leeward
Briak
Calvin Smith
Chicago
Commodore H. A. Coleman
Milwaukee
Otto L. Meraman
St. Louis
Nelson L. Barnes
Eugene Dupre
James Jones
Gates
Argo Yacht Sold To Pewaukee Buyers For 1000
The Oshkosh yacht Argo was sold today to Starkie and Gibrahann of Pewaukee and will be delivered tomorrow morning. The sale follows a season of victories at Inland Lake regatta and Oshkosh clubs debate over representation after Argo's triumphs. Built by James H. Jones and designed by L Frank Gates, Argo measures 35 feet, eight feet wide, with 496 square feet of canvas.
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Oconomowoc
Wia
Argo
Oshkosh
Starkie and Gibrahann
Pewaukee
Gates
Inland Lake
Gaten
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Oshkosh Club
Innand
Téewatta
Lake Geneva
Caroline
Itia
Dia
L. Frank Gates
James H. Jones
Dominion
Arno
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New York Tribune
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