Mass Mob Rampage in New Orleans Leaves Dozens Wounded
Descriptions detail a night of indiscriminate violence as a mob roamed Rampart Street to Canal and Franklin streets, shooting and stabbing Black residents, looting shops, and clashing with police. Victims include Oswald McMahon, Baptist Plo, and unnamed workers. one man killed, others injured or beaten. Authorities struggled to quell the chaos as acts of reprisal continued into the early hours.
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Argo Beats Caroline In Yacht Race At River Mouth
The Argo and Caroline 65 competed in a dusk race off the river mouth. Argo led by 2:20 on the first leg as wind showed streaks and patches. Caro Minea from Chicago arrived ahead of time to join the crew, while repairs on the Herriet H. near completion for launch and yard placement tomorrow.
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Mohican to China sets sail for distant service
Orders have been issued at Mare Island to prepare the United States steamship Mohican for a long voyage to China, with a 72 day trip length noted and the ship regarded as one of the navy’s oldest yet chosen for the cruise. Surgical and medical supplies are being increased for Asiatic stations and Arethusa sails toward Suez to deliver gear.
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Fire damages and panics at South Water Street in Chicago
Fire at 225 and 227 South Water Street in Chicago caused 50 000 to 76 000 dollars in damage, prompted a mild panic among workers, killed 6 000 chickens, and threatened the block. Three girls were reported missing but later found. Barber and Co factory and B L Brown & Son occupied adjoining buildings. Insurance covered the property.
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Pugilist Fitzsimmons Seeks Arm Treatment At Bellevue
Robert Fitzsimmons visited Bellevue today to have his injured arm treated with a hot air method at high temperature. He arrived an hour late and a hospital routine restricted the procedure until after noon.
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No Arms to China Export Ban Details
The U S secretary of the treasury issues instructions to port customs to prevent shipments that could aid Chinese insurgents by blocking arms exports to China. Vessels bound for Asia may be detained pending telegraphic reports to the department, and owners or agents may be informed of the steps under sections 4193 and 40 ay A108 of the revised statutes.
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Admiral Kempf's Report on Taku Forts Bombardment
The United States Navy releases an addendum to Admiral Kempf's testimony from 1910 about the Taku fort bombardment near Taku, China. He details the Chinese government’s alleged paralysis, foreign powers' actions, and his rationale for not seizing the forts or rail station while defending national honor and American lives. He cites the Monocacy incident and notes prior drills, torpedoes, and the need for joint defense with other powers.
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Rockhill to Reach San Francisco for China Mission
Special Commissioner Rockhill travels via Washington and Chicago to San Francisco to meet with Secretary Hay before sailing to China. He expects to reach Yokohama and Nagasaki by August 3, as tensions rise with China drifting toward war. Rockhill doubts reliance on reports from viceroy Yuan Shikai and Li Hongzhang’s circle amid fraught foreign relations.
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Ministers Dead Rumor Shapes China Crisis Reporting
London dispatches from July report European opinion pressing for swift action in the Pekin crisis amid rumors ministers have been murdered. Telegraphs from Shanghai note Li Hung Chang at the arsenal, while missionaries face attacks in Shan-Si and Canton remains tense. Japanese troops may land at Taku, and Hong Kong fears attacks on Canton forts.
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Democrats Roost in Indianapolis Admit New Chair
Indianapolis July 2 The executive committee of the national Democratic party elected Charis Tracey of New York chairman to replace George Foster Perbody who resigned. Headquarters will be established in Indianapolis as the party vows a vigorous campaign for sound money. The committee also filled two vacancies: W D P Halfeman of Louisville and Louis R Enrick of Colorado.
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Notable Movements and Local Society Notes
Luther Davlea left this morning for Wausau Wisconsin. Cole and family have gone to New York for a visit. Mrs. A. M Waller of Fort Atkinson is visiting in one city. The insane child of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Torke of 2nd High street Wednesday. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Pinery camp and Lace duet City camp of Modern Woodmen at its city with Manitowoc Sunday evening. Seventy five members will be involved in the Mamita woe camp meeting. The Gomakoah Women will take the train at the Wisconsin Central Depot at RaW at 8 oclock and will return Sunday morning.
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Oshkosh Arion Band Plans Open Air Concert Series
Citizens back Arion band with subscription drive for new instruments. If funds are raised, concerts will run weekly in Opera House square, with T A Lattey as musical director promising many new selections and repurposed classics. Public support lacking elsewhere, but strong local generosity expected for a successful season.
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