Fragmented OCR Summary of China Naval Crisis and Powers
OCR fragment discusses tensions at Tien Tsun Pekin and foreign naval actions led by Admiral Conger and McCalla. It mentions cabinet deliberations in Washington, calls for security of foreign lives and property, and planned joint action to protect interests amid tensions with China.
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Gover Trouble
Chenese
Admiral B
Tien
Erin
Pekin
Hay
Rye
Port of Refuge Granted Amid City Guard Cordon
An official briefing this afternoon indicates diplomatic representatives after consulting naval commanders decided to designate the port as refuge for all natives. Guards are to be posted around the city to deter attacks involving boxers.
Rebellion Reported in Four Southern Chinese Provinces
A Shanghai newspaper cites a rebellion across four southern Chinese provinces Tung Kwang Kule Chow and Hunan. Estimates place rebels at about 25 000 with more joining daily. Commodities include quick firing rifles and 5000 Mausers reportedly arriving for Canton troops amid viceroy Léa Hung Chang’s efforts.
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Pune
Léa Hung Chang
Canton
Chinese and foreign powers respond to Boxer turmoil near Pao Ting
Reports from Chinese and international sources describe thousands of boxers surrounding 1300 Chinese troops near Lofa and Sang Tsun with heavy casualties claimed by fighters. Dispatches note reinforcements to Taku, mixed signals from Paris, and diplomatic efforts to suppress disorders as rain aids suppression efforts.
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Associated Press
Tien-Tein
Sorvices
Lofa
Sang Tsun
Cigale
Niengs
Tahu Road
Lemion
Far East
Fim
U S Navy Reports Channel to China Crisis in June
The Associated Press notes Washington received a cable about U S and foreign naval actions in China. Forces landed to protect American interests with Chinese consent. ships sent to Pekin and Tien Tsin. Nine hundred men ashore and twenty five warships in nearby waters as foreign officers plan coordinated actions.
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China
Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Umiet McCalla
Helena
Mon Tyan-Pekin
Wull
Rana Discount Rate Change Affects Calcuta Trade
A Garbled notice notes a change in discount rates from 3 to 4 percent affecting Calcuta trade. The fragment mentions Rana and Heagal Feavckh Discount with unclear context. Further readable details are not present.
United States Consul Hollis Seeks Boer Peace Efforts
From Lorenzo Marques to Pretoria reports United States Consul Hollis met President Kruger at Machadodorp in a bid to urge peace talks. Washington contends Hollis had no official mandate from the State Department and whether his mission signals broader policy remains unclear.
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Associated Preas
Lorenzo Marques
United States
Hols
Transvaal
Kruger
Machadedorp
Hollis
Cape Town
Warren
Oartillery
Griqual
Campbell
Plumer
Zeerud
Denly
Washington, DC
Hay
Lorenzo Mangués
Washington
Mir. Holl
State Department
Hollia
Kroger
Molis
Pretoria
Pretora
Battleships Indiana and Madstaihasutis Set Sail Secret Route
The Associated Press reports two battleships named Indiana and Madstaihasutis sailed from an Atlantic port toward Hampton Roads. Details of their destination and route were kept secret as they departed at dawn.
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Indiana
Waagquchasutis
Associated Press
Lenes
Del
General Synod of Reformed Church in America Debates Tasks
The Associated Press reports the Asbury Park General Synod session considering resolutions on church growth and observance of a January week of prayer. Debates include liturgy changes and ordination procedures, with a committee named to revise the baptismal form and a motion on church primaries rejected after dispute.
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Asbury
Associated Press
Cornelinus L Weila
Deen Drath Dies of Heart Disease in Fort Seattle
Deen Drath, brother of Suean Ro Anthony and Colonel RD Anthony editor of The Teaverwworth Times, dropped dead of heart disease last night in Fort Seattle. He had been a prominent Fort Seattle businessman for thirty years.
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Astecus. Press
Font Feott
Kan
Tone 8
J. Mo Ane
Suean Ro Anthony
RD Anthony
Teaverwworth Times
Death Notice for Mortimer Berk in Strathficksaye
A death notice reports Mortimer Berk passing today on the fiftieth year since some milestone. The note references June Tandan and others in the community with spellings that suggest a local parish or town obituary column.
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Tandan
Strathficksaye
Mortimer Berkwhine
Loula Mo. Officials Weigh State Guard Action
Report notes Loula Missouri residents seek militia deployment to aid Governor Stephens. Prominent city business leaders petition for active state guard service and a possible call out. Adjutant General Bel prepares for troop mobilization as court actions on transit mandates proceed with irregularities cited.
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Mets Charit Exchange
Stephens Wwolde
State Guard
Pallee Campbell
Jefferson Cy
Bel
Analyta
Military Promotions and Appointments Announced by President
Washington DC June. In line with the military academy appropriation the president issued commissions promoting Lieutenant General Miles to commanding the army and Major General Corba as adjutant general. Senate next session to consider, with changes to staff not expected. Major Michler Bailey and Major Whine named in the cavalry. General Milks holds current rank and pay.
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Associated Pesa
Washington DC
Gemra Nefoon
Corba
Senate
Miles Sid Weday
Michler
Ras Farth
Bailey
Whine
Milks
Alli
Castry
Pirates attack Chinese steamer near Cape Sumen
Four kerosene laden junks owned by Chinese merchants were attacked off Cape Sumen by pirates in an armed junk. A steam launch from Benge Keng carrying a four crew crew was damaged and the pirates fled westward with the launch and crew aboard.
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Hone Kens
Associated Press
Hong Kone
Benge Keng
Canton
Cape Sumen
Hons Kung
Democratic State Convention Debates Seating Delegations
The Calermito Democrat reports the Democratic state convention in Denver facing a dispute over credentials. The credentials committee favored seating the Thames delegation, while the minority urged recognizing the Maloney delegation and allowing full votes. Former Governor Adams proposed a substitute plan to seat both delegations and draft governance to prevent future quarrels.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cal
Thames
Maloney
Adams
Pueblis County
Sendima
Three Girls Sentenced for Assault in St Louis Row
The May 4 attack on Westine Pautine Hengle led to three girls Annie Swez Annie Blaseh and Mary Trina receiving two years at the reform school by Judge Cluk of the criminal correction court. A warrant seeks arrest of Saloonhoeper Schumacher for refusing Hengle refuge. Suspects Reynolds Nichols Worth Hill Bute and Prande are charged with conspiracy to interfere with mails.
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St Louis Mo
Annie Swez
Annie Blaseh
Ami Mary Trina
Wiese Pautine Hengle
cAoh
Echoo
Cluk
Court of Criminal Correction
Schumacher
Miss Henzle
Sit
Thomas Reuynolds
Albert Nichols
Frank Worth
George Hill
Joseph Bute
Willem Prande
Dharespe
United Suites
Treasury Seeks Additional Bank Call Amid Financial Moves
The secretary of the treasury issues another call on depository banks for 7,000,000 dollars as part of ongoing monetary maneuvers. In a separate note, reports describe a curious local tale from Mindanao involving sap turned into intoxicants, contrasted with a fragmentary account of a Philadelphia dress item.
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oresaTy Gaga
Mindanao
Philippines
Philadelphia
Explosion in No 2 mine near Gloucester Ohio
A deadly blast in Gloucester Ohio at Mine No 2 traps about 200 miners. Four men are dead and 175 rescued with many others injured or missing as rescue teams work through afterdamp and shifting debris. Air currents improve later improving odds for survivors.
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Associated Prose
Glouster
Ohio
Coller
Esa Joseph
Tra
John McLelland
Aron Swanson
John Ryans
Gondinton
Dus to visit Rochester and Washington for Philippine talks
Major General Dus will arrive in Washington and stay a few days then travel to Rochester to attend a public reception at the home of the local residents. A verbal report on the Philippines is expected during his brief eastern tour. He may return later in the summer for broader discussions of the Far East.
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Rochester
Washneton DC
Dus
Washington
Philippines
Far East
Golf Wedal Contest Notice List Entry Details
The handicap committee of the Algoma County club issues a notice for members to enter the SW Folistec moda tower event to be played June 16. Members must leave names with committee members Wallan Wallen Parl IL Saw per and M Cruim-or or with Mr Tamyer at the golf grounds. Entries due by June 1.
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Algoma Countty Club
Club Des Ring
S W. Folistec Mda
Wallan Wallen Parl
M Cruim
Tamyer
Denies Split in the Irish Party
Dublin reports a claim of unity within the Irish Party with John Redmond and others opposing a June 14 gathering. The piece cites internal committee differences on seating and arrangements while stressing continual efforts to promote unity. A separate note discusses at home work for women in photography with profitable, straightforward methods and high pay.
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Dublin
John Redmond Chelimin
New York
Charge & Punts
President to Remain at Capital as Convention Nears
Washington reports that the president will stay in the capital through the Philadelphia Republican convention and will not journey to Canton or California this summer. Numerous letters from political groups advise stopping in Washington en route to Philadelphia. Mrs MaKinley’s birthday is marked by visits and flowers from Washington society.
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Eth
Kos
Washington, D. C
Canton
Republian
Philadelphia
White House
Washington
California
Welcome for Admiral Dewey Draws Detroit Crowd
A large Detroit crowd gathered in rain to welcome Admiral Dewey. Bells, whistles, and US Michigan guns saluted as the party arrived at the Russell House escorted by infantry and police. The day included visits, a formal dinner, and plans for a naval parade and review the next day.
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Detroi Mich
Loring
Admiral Dewer
Willie
Michigan Central
Ralimad Siuton
Admirals
U S
Michigan
Het Anchorage
Admiral Deweo
Admiral Dewey
Fellowcraft Club
Rockwood
Win
Livingstone
Fellowecrafters
Gavernors
Maybury
Dubus Benes
Dudies
Detroit
Supreme Court Denies Petition Over Knights of Later Books Trust
From Washington DC in June the district court denied a petition aimed at restricting John W Hayes and others from seizing the organization books held by the Knights of Later. The piece notes John Ruskin as a substantial benefactor who gave away his fortune and retained only a house and royalties, describing his simple needs and generous charity.
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Washington, DC
Supreme Court of the d Ramat of Columbia
John W Hayes Sens
Ed Stry
Tenemer
The
Knights of Later
John OF Pardons
Executive Committee
Ruskin
London Mail
Peculiar Beer Bottle Theft Measure Before Congress
A fragment notes a measure before Congress proposed by brewers to curb stolen beer bottles as an economy move. It cites widespread bottle pilferage by beer buyers, household uses for eighth barrels, and a push to stamp revenue on containers, with New York Press commentary on the issue.
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Congress
Eider
Seldon
Seria
A& Well Ag
New York Press
Last Day for Women at Milwaukee Federation Session
The final day of the women’s federation convention in Milwaukee features business and four library sessions on topics like opportunities for the federation. Speakers include Mrs Sarah Plate Decker, Miss Myra Lloyd Dock, and Mrs Cornelius Zabreskie as debates address by-laws amendments and organizational changes.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wic
Federation
Sarah Plate Decker
Denver
Cunley Ward
Chicago
Buzibech Ballard Thompson
Gram Rapids
Alts
Harriet C. Towne
Ghuha
Charles Morris
Berlin
Wis
Helen A Whittier
Lowill
Mass
Myra Lloyd Dock
Huntinburg
Mary EB. McDowell
Lawe
Charlouse C. Wilson
Syracuse
George WW. Kendrick
Nemining
Mills Margaret J. Evans
Minnesota
Tle Consumers
Wistonali
Mis
K Gatti Wa
Lau Claire
George Chamberlain
Anwaukee
Mire Geoge Uuckstaff
Oshkosh
George B. Noyes
Mil- Waulee
Stamp Duty Measure Passed in Reichstag After Debate
The Reichstag approved higher stamp duties amid naval expansion concerns. Home shares taxed at two marks, foreign ships at two and a half marks per hundred, with clause 1 imposing an extra stamp duty of one and a half marks plus two percent on manning enterprises. Vote was 181 to 103 despite treasury opposition.
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Reichetag
Associated Press
Perlin
Reichstag
Relohst.ig
Treasury and Commerce
Duel Rumors Tie Gustiaux and Dumay at Paris Expo
At the Paris Exposition a reported unsafe Union States pavilion sparked rumors of a duel. M Gustiaux builder and M Dumay correspondent reportedly exchanged cards after a reception, with seconds appointed on at least one side amid tense Paris chatter.
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Troudla Ovar
Associated Press
Paris
New York
Morin Gustiios
Che
Architeet
Irene Dumay
Americ
Benjamin D Woodward
M Gustlaux
MM. Gast
Dumay
Meeting of American Medical Association adjourns to St Paul
The fifty first annual meeting of the American Medical Association adjourned today and will reconvene next year in St Paul Minnesota. Delegates endorsed several bills passed by Congress while others were pending a final decision. The body also mourned a member and recognized medical agency and hygiene efforts.
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Atlantic City
Ma Ij Send Association
United States
Homan Hope Tuertay
St Paul
Minn
Ronvenidun
Paris Loubet Announces U S Senate Supports Paris Statue
Foreign Minister Deboasss told a cabinet meeting presided by President Loubet that Washington lawmakers approved the sympathy address already passed by the Senate in connection with the July 4 inauguration of the Lat的sette statue in Paris.
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Deboasss
Loubet
House of Representatives
Washington
Senate
Latasette
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