British Ships Pursue Li Hung Chang In Pacific Chase
Shanghai reports the British cruiser Bonaventure and others left Woo Sung to seize Li Hung Chang aboard Ao Ping. London cites cautious hope as Li Hung Chang’s moves near Shanghai spark alarm. Washington notes two edicts and Sheng and Li Kui Yi dispatches confirming ministers safe, while debates hinge on Conger message authenticity.
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Shanghai
Gonaventure
Woo Sung
Li Hung Chang
London
Bonaventure
Li Thang Chane
Hong Kong
Siberia
Chefoo
Imernanium
Pekin
Conger
Washington
Lomnton
State Department
Hay
England
Lonion
Ir Chih Chen Loh Feng Lem
Lees Fril
Foregn
Baron von Ketteler
Lord Salisbury
Belgium
Brussels
Chih Chen Loh Fengi Loh
Shanking
Sheng
Shanshai
M. Paul de Favereau
Washington, D. C
Secretary of State
Nanking
Wu Ting Fang
Li Kui Yi
Zhang
Sape
Moon
China
Paris
Yu Keng
M. Deteugse
Baron von Keiteler
Remey
Regan
Moyes
Bookmiller
Lawton
Schoeffel
Jolly
Marine Corps
Selace
Yokohama
UG. 5
Washington, D.C
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Reot
Long
Stide
Ching
Rpcretary
Remay
Shenghei
U.S
Thor Neval
Grounds for Fears Over Chinese Telegrams and Conger Dispatches
A chaotic report from Shanghai cites misgivings about rapid telegrams linked to Minister Conger and U S efforts in Pekin. Ambassador Andrew White seeks Foreign Office guidance as Berlin notes skepticism, while Chinese authorities deny sending certain messages.
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Bhanghal
Germany
Shanghi
Pritay
Iuly
Sheng
Conger
State Department
Washington
Pokin
Con Hers
Berlin
United States
Andrew White
Aspaton
Plana
Pekin
China
White
Conmt von Buelow
Miniater Canger
Dianateh
Foreign Office
Edapateh
Rhangtung
Shanteane
Tates Cram
Shene
Shanshat
Ame
Senator Converted Aimed Beyond Taku Diplomatic Exchange
The article notes Senator Burrows shifted from pessimism to optimism about the Chinese situation after talks with Mr Wu and Secretary Hay. General Leonard Wood also met Hay, concerned for Miss Mary Condit in Pekin, now believed to be saved. No new orders issued. no change in military or naval posture aside from Temey's brief casualty update.
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Admiral Kempffs
Taku
Mr. Wu
Hay
Burrows
Wood
Leonard Wood
Mary Condit
United States
Legation
Pekin
Temey
Navy Cable Urges Pekin Relief for Belaguered Ministers
Admiral Remey dispatch says a multinational expedition will depart Tiantien for Pekin to rescue foreign nationals. About 2,700 American troops mobilize including Ninth Infantry at Tien Tsin, Fourteenth Infantry and Forts, and the transport Grant with Marines. Aug 15 start target.
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Tien Ten
Thiet
Taku
Ninth Infantry
Coolidge
Tien Tsin
Fourteenth Infantry
Dagret
Forth Artillery
Philippines
Sixth Cavalry
Marines
Chaffee
Grant
Pekin
Kruger In This One In British Drive
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts attacking Middleburg with strong force and a large battle underway President Kruger directs the defense with the Burghers in the field in the center of action.
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London
Capa Town
Lord Roberts
Middleburg
Kruger
Count Castellane Fights Duel Near Paris
Frenon Keinties of the Goolda in Antaroniar Pats reports Count Bani de Castellane, married to Miss Anna Gould, fought a duel with Count Orlowski near Paris. Orlowski was wounded in the thorax in the first assault and doctors halted the duel. The clash stemmed from a newspaper piece about a quarrel at Castellane’s house. Seconds failed to agree, deciding a meeting was needed.
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Goolda
Antaroniar
Associated Press
Pats
Count Bani de Castalane
Anna Gould
New York
Count Orlowski
Paris
Orlowski
Count Bon de Castellane
Orlowek
Castellane
Editors Go Into Camp After Royal Entertainment
A special to The Northwestern describes editors starting a camp at Plum bike for a week of recreation following an elegant Rhinelander reception and ball. Weather is reported fine and attendees settle in for planned activities.
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Flamlake
Rhinelander
Wis
Plum Bike
War News From Abroad and Cuba Troop Movements
Reports from the border say hundreds of Chinese nationals land in Mexico aiming to reach the United States as war rages in China. General Wood orders a 5000-man force in Cuba for months, with another regiment set to return home. General Wilson to China as brigadier general of one division. The McClellan brings 30 officers and 29 enlisted men from Havana.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Republic of Mexico
United States
America
Cuba
Washington, D. C
General Wood
Chi
Pinar del Rio
Guanajay
Wood
Dave
Cube
New York
Boston
Havana
China
J. H. Wilson
United States Volunteers
Department of Matanzas
Santa Clara
Taku
R. A. Chaffee
U. S. VI
McClellan
Ins
Eighth United States Infantry
European Powers Plan Coalition Against China
A London dispatch reports active diplomatic negotiations among England, the United States, and other powers over a coalition to address China. Talks cover Japan’s potential troop roles, Russian objections, and German influence as the US aligns with England to curb Chinese fury and protect civilians.
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London
Chin
England
Partition
Hay
Salisbury
Japen
Crauble
China
Pekin
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Japan
Alliwice
Russia
Roealed
Germany
Enghind
United States
Rusake
Furd
Divorce Granted in Omro Circuit Court
In circuit court Judge Burrell grants a divorce to George Brewers of Omro from Martha Stevens on desertion grounds this morning. Separate suit by Thomas Martin through guardian Mary Gongrove against Charles Martin is decided for the defendant. The court orders $100 suit returned to the Anskorh Algoma and Black Wolf Railroad. A condemnation action against Chicago and Northwestern Company is reversed with money ordered reimbursed.
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George Brewers
Omro
Martha Stevens
Burrell
Thomas Martin
Mary Gongrove
Mr. Martin
Charles Marti
Burnet
Epide
Asnkorh, Algoma & Black Wolf Railroad Company
Tr Wis
Chicago & Northwestern Company
Traction Cesimpany
Northwestern Company
Daly Street
Eupreme
Monty Trme
Cruel Treatment of the Chinese Featured in Today’s Paper
A chaotic page item rundown mentions cruel treatment of the Chinese and a Denver beauty in Paris with portraits. Other listed items include sketches on passenger travel by wire, indemnity for lives of Americans, Oswego mission anxieties, and a note on Indian troops to China.
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Paris
Remby
Conner
O Republica Congressional Nominere
W.E. Brown
Ge Sea Avorting
Hattie Erminie Rives
MAGAZ
Fulton
Osakos
India
Cuba
Great Britain
China
Willy
France Hedges China Mediation With Conditions From Delcassé
Paris reports that Delcassé warned China’s request for mediation will be considered only after strict guarantees. France demands free Pekin communications, dismissal of Prince Tuan officials, a national order for troops to cease hostility, and Boxer repression before any negotiations.
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Council of Ministers
M. Deluasse
China
France
Kwang Su
Ph Chun
Prince Tuan
Mr. Delcasse
Pekin
DM. Delcassse
Chine
Boxers Spread Ground in Chinese Provinces Amid Frontline Moves
A Shanghai dispatch reports the Boxer rebellion expanding into Shansi Shensi Shansi and Kansu plus Hunan with Liu and Chang moving forces toward the Yangtze. They failed at Changping July 5 against Yuan Shikai while Boxers push toward Shantung and the Yellow River. China and Japan amid Amur maneuvers. English dispatch notes evac of Tien Tain and surrounding area.
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New York
Journal and
Trans
Shanghai
Shansi
Kansu
Hunan
Tung Fuh Siing
Shantungs
Yuheien
Shena
Yuan Shinkai
Changpng
Chihli
Shantung
Yellow River
Kisngsu
Chihu
Shensi
Henan
Li Yun Yi
Chang Ch! Tung
Yang Tse
Russia
St. Petersburg
Amur
Pigovestchensk
Khaaberofsk
Then Tain
Taku
Chefoo Amt
Shan-Hai-Kuan
Poi-No
Tien Tain
Tien Tein
London
Admiralty
Seymour
Loss of Life at Tien Tsin Questioned by Allies
A Teher story reports Thevening World dispatches from Chefoo via Shanghai detailing the July 13 assault on Tien Tsin. It describes American Colonel Liscum's ill fated advance, heavy allied casualties, and the breach that failed to secure the city as Russians and Japanese forces struggled to coordinate.
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New York
Thevening World
Men Tein
Chefoo
Shanghai
Men ‘Tsin
Generil Fukushina
Fukushing
Geors
Dorward
Water
Regan
Line Ly
Bookmiller
Noyes
Fukushina
Davis
Meade
Theeut
Pekin
Liscum
Tonghu
Bids Opened for Brick Paving Ballot in City Works
The board of public works opened bids for Moonia street paving from Main street to the Wisconsin Central tracks. Bidders included Hawkworthy Construction, Ape Meton, Wis-Galesburg Brick, cement Mi er, and others with varied per foot and per item prices for brick, cement filler, sand filler, tar, curbing, and cross walks. The board will not act on lowest bid yet and will study which bid is most advantageous to the city.
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Main Street
Board of Public Works
Hawkworthy Construction Company
Ape Meton
Wis
Galesburg
Mier
Vluck
James Markey
Milwaukee
Erment Hilyr
Sli
Celta
Nelvh
Patterson & Sniffler
Springfield
Ill
Chris Johnson
Oshkosh
Ressmussen & Son
Vanderbilt Arrested for Speeding in Blue Hill Park Reserve
William K. Vanderbilt the young millionaire was arrested by Park Policeman Bernard O Neil for speeding in Blue Hill park reservation. He was held at the station, released on $25 bail, and later fined $15 in court after lawyer John Mel Knight pleaded nolle contendere.
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Milton
Mase
William K. Vanderbilt
Milionaire
Newport
Boston
Hig Automoblic
Park Forlceman
Bernard O’neil
Vanderbilt
Ball
Frand Quincy
Vanderhitt
John Mel Knight
Vanderbitt
Nolle Contendre
Democratic Convent Caucuses Set for August Delegates
The Democrat county committee met at the county courthouse and fixed Aug. 1 for the three assembly district conventions to elect delegates to the state convention. Caucuses will be held Aug. 17, the day before the convention, with twenty delegates to be chosen. A small group was entertained Thursday evening on the yacht Jessie owned by Ossian Cook.
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Democrat
Jessie
Ossian Cook
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