Dowager Empress resumes control amid Sino foreign crisis
Shanghai reports on June 20 the dowager empress resumes government, names Yang as prime minister, and dispatches to protect foreigners at pace of 100 miles daily. Foreign legations guarded as China faces Boxer resistance with international reinforcements urged. Japan moves to Pekin with 20,000 troops planned. German ships ordered to China. News cites Sheng and Prince Tuan as key figures amid uncertain safety for diplomats and civilians.
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Goer delegates visit Delcasse in Paris on July 1
Paris dispatch reports Goer delegates M. Wessels Fischer and Woltmarans with Dr. Lelds visiting M. Delcasse, French minister of foreign affairs, as part of diplomatic talks during a trip to France.
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Death of Lydia Kleinpell in Chicago linked to gas asphyxiation
Lydia Kleinpell, a Madison schoolteacher of thirteen years in Chicago, was found dead from asphyxiation in her home. Authorities suspect an accidentally blown gas light caused the tragedy. A rumor of a consular recall in Lorenzo Marques was deemed erroneous by officials.
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Storm Strikes Chippewa Falls Court House Dome
Severe electrical storm hits Chippewa Falls Wisconsin damaging the county courthouse roof the dome and nearby dwelling. Lightning struck the building a second time this season and furniture was demolished a bed shattered but no injuries reported in the family’s home during the incident.
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Big Rally Foretold as Roosevelt to Address Convention
Secretary Steyn predicts a large National Republican clubs gathering in St Paul with Governor Roosevelt expected to speak. Roosevelt travels from New York to Chicago then St Paul for the convention week. Ex Presidents McAlpin Woodmansee and Tracy are listed among attendees. Senator Isaac Miller Hamilton leads Illinois league as sole presidential candidate with no opposition signaled.
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Walnut Fire Destroys Opera House and Nearby Buildings
A large fire in Walnut Illinois last night leveled the opera house Dennis West and Cap grain elevator the Bank building the Burlington depot two blocks of stores and several smaller structures. Estimated loss 60000 to 75000 dollars with partial insurance. Fire origin traced to the opera house. No casualties reported.
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President McKinley Enjoys Drive in Wisconsin Valley
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley spent over an hour on a morning drive at Wisconsin valley then returned to work with Secretary Cortelyou on Washington business. Preparations continue for the official notification to be held on Thursday.
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Government Wheat report shows low spring and winter conditions
The Associated Press report from Washington July 10 states government wheat conditions are weak with winter wheat at 8.8 and spring wheat at 33.2. It notes farmers hold about 1,000,000 bushels of wheat in their hands.
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Supreme Court Session on Foresters Expansion Plans
The Supreme Court United Order of Foresters spent today's session discussing plans to extend the order into new jurisdictions. Officer elections are not expected to be decided before tomorrow.
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Fatal Mob Killing Near Tallahassee In Rural Clash
Harmon Gray a prosperous young farmer near Tallahassee was fatally hurt last night by Dan Richardson a Black man pursued by a large posse. Gray was a member of the posse. A mob follows Richardson with intent and tension runs high as authorities seek to prevent further violence.
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Glencoe Marshal Dead as Desperadoes Wounded in Battle
A Glencoe town marshal was killed last night amid a shootout east of town with outlaw Bragers Wear an Transvaat Dome. three desperadoes were mortally wounded. The report discusses Transvaal coinage and Kruger images amid broader reflections on currency changes and imperial concerns.
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Troop Moves to China and Philippines Deployments
General MacArthur reports Fourteenth Infantry and Reillys Battery to sail July 13 for Texas and China. Reinforcements of 800 soldiers and 138 artillerymen head to Taku with supplies for 5,000 men. Manila troops stay, Samar redeployed to Luzon. Ninth Infantry arrives at Taku, with transports to Nagasaki for unit ships by July 15.
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Destructive Montana Range Fire Threatens Stock
A large range fire roars across Rul Mountain, Fatferd Creek, and Pompey's Pillar on the Musselshell north of the Yellow River, with flames spreading eastward. Horses belonging to J. M. Romney are burned and sheep flocks face great danger as tinder dry conditions fuel the blaze.
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Julius Antrae & Sons Creditors Meet For Details
The Julius Antrae & Sons company, makers of electrical supplies and bicycles, placed its affairs in the hands of creditors and called a meeting for July 10 to discuss the firm’s liabilities of about 106000 with net assets around 125.00. The doomed note about drowning sorrow ends the fragment.
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Fitzsimmons Kingston Clash Plans and Signings
PIV2 AND ROHL, Gigm Article for a 35-omed Cléeve Con test Ascua 10, New York, July 10-Stobert Fitzsim mons and Gus KRublin have signed at Veles for a twenty-five round glove con test on August 10, before the club of fering the largest purue. The winner is to have seventy-five and the lower twenty-five per cent of the prize money. FITZ AND SHARKEY ALSO, Immediately after the signing of the Fitzsinw n one such image cement crties were signed by Fitzsimmons and Thomas Sharkey to fight on August 26, or any day between the 25th and Star, should Fitzsimmons incur any injury in his fight with Ruhim. The babe will be for twenty-five rounds and the agree ment in al respects is similar to the other flehe.
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Notification train to Canton for Mckinley ceremony
From Cleve land to Canton the five car special will leave at 9 30 a m with the notification committee the Tippecanoe club and a band about 300 people total expected in the party. Return to Cleveland around 6 p m. Roosevelt through Albany en route to Oyster Bay to prepare for Thursday reception of the Republican national committee notification committee.
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Americas Jockeys Sweep Nottingham Day Two Wins
The American jockeys dominated the Nottingham July meeting day two, winning all major races. Quick Change ridden by J. Reiff claimed The Holme-Piernant Selling Plate, Marielaine with Reiff won The Robber's Mill Plate, Verdier with Sloan took The Netherfield Park Selling, and Lefu with Sloan won The St. Albans Handicap. Kling sor and Scotchman L. earned victories in other events, as Sloan rode multiple winners.
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Iron workers wage cut in Pittsburg firm reduces pay 15 to 20 percent
About 1,200 Iron workers employed by Spang, Chalfant & Co in Pittsburg are notified of an immediate wage reduction ranging from 15 to 20 percent. The company had previously enacted a voluntary raise of a similar percentage six weeks earlier, and the new cut is expected to be accepted without protest.
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French Troops Sail From Sart To China With Infantry
French ship La Aquitaine sails from Sart Towson with 30 infantry and artillery for China. Marriage of Miss Katherine Clark and Dr. Lewis Duther Morris at St Thomas church draws crowds. guards and police tightly control access as guests arrive. Local observers recount amusing moments, a telegram to gain admission is rejected, and roll call is humorously requested during the ceremony.
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Nash Loses Bid as Wisconsin District Nominee Disrupted
In Neenah the Wisconsin Sixth District Democratic convention elected J W Watson of Fond du Lac as the nominee after Manitowoc and Winnebago counties shifted support. Patterson of Waushara led early but Calumet toggled to Watson as the roll call progressed, with Watson finally declared the nominee amid delegations escorting him to the front.
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