Ministers Not With The Relief Expedition
The dispatches report confusion over Chinese relief aims as ministers with the Pekin party are not withAdmiral Seymour's column. Adml Kempf corrects earlier claims about ministers being present. U S forces to China total six to eight thousand with ships and troops sailing from San Francisco. News from Berlin and London shows conflicting reports on legation status near Tien Tsin and Pekin.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Neyy Department
Kempt
Pekin
London
Chefon
Foreign Office
Wao Ta of Customs
Tien Tain
Chefoo
Secretary of Navy
Tien Tsin
Kempif
Remey
Brooklyn
Hong Kong
Taku
Nagasaki
U. S
San Francisco
Cal
Cheffoo
Sixth Cavalry
Presidio
China
Ninth Infantry
Signal Corps
Manilla
Cuba
Chaffee
Berlin
Admiral Bendemann
Tien Tan
Seymour
Vien Tsin
Kwang-8
Yokohama
War and Marine
Japan
St. Petersburg
Russian Pacific
Officials Named For Great Rowing Eve Race
Officials named for the next day’s rowing events at Poughkeepsie include referees Richard Armstrong and Yale official timekeeper Veret Jansen Wensel Harvard. College timekeepers Walton L. Oakley Frank G Schofield Cornell WK Johnson Georgetown William HW Patterson Pennsylvania. Judges on Referen's Boat Filiam Thomas Columbia Charles S Prancus Cornell Claude Ro Zapapone Georgetown Dr. Charles S. Potts Pennsylvania BFE Raska Wisconsin. Finish judge Fred S. Formeyer Poughkeepsie High and Rowing Association. College finish judges WH Wallace Columbia Herbert Howe Columbia J Hadley Doyle Georgetown D H Le Bouteller Pennsylvania Wallin Moffatt Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Poughkeepsie
Tomorre
Richard Armstrong
Yate
Veret Jansen Wensel
Harvard
Walton L. Oakley
Coumbiai
Frank G Schofield
Corfelt
Johnson
Georgetown
Wiliam
HW Patterson
Pennsylvania
Frederick Brown
Wisconsin
Reteren
Filiam Thomas
Columbia
Charles S Prancus
Corneil
Claude Ro Zapapone
Charles S. Potts
BFE Raska
Wirconvtn
Fred &. Formeyer
Poughkeepsie High and
Row Ing Association
Wallace
Itr
Herbert Howeland
Crmeli
J. Hadley Doyle
D. H. le Bouteller
Wallin Moffatt
Wisconsin State Expenses for June Total 44 118 83
The Associated Press reports Madison Wis June 21 total current expenses for maintaining state institutions for June audited at 44 118 83 with breakdowns including Northern Hospital for the Insane Osage Koehn 10 208 74 State Prison 6 495 384 Reform School for Feeble Minded 4 550 86 Hindarain School for Day Public School for Dependent at State School for Death 1 612 60 School for Blind 2 221 01 Brehive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farinas
Associated Press
Madizon
Wis
Srust
Northern Hospital
Insane
Osxh- Koehn
Sitere Hospital
State Prison
Flame
Reformatory
Hinduarin School
Scho
School
Smallpox Outbreak Aboard Two Steamers Near Nome
Reports from the Zelandia state smallpox has broken out aboard the Santana and the Ohio, with both vessels ordered to remain at Eggs Island. The Hun ter and Eclipse relayed the news from Dutch Harbor to Nome. The Rosecrans helped wounded crews near Cape Rom, aided by the tug Meteor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonne
Alashe
Associated Press
San Pranetses
Cal
Zelandia
Cape Nome
Santana
Ohio
Autavaine
Eggs Island
Zealandia
Hunter
Eclipse
Dutch Marbor
Nome
Valencia
Ramer
United States
Rosecrans
Ashory
Cape Rarmsof
Eafely
Meteor
Clark Fight Delegates to Kansas City Jets for the South
A_P report from Betena Montana dated June 2 says anti Clark delegates on the Kansas City Jets will depart by special Clark train tomorrow. Both sides expect seating at the convention, with each delegation claiming they will not attend the other side's session and will return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betena
Mont
Kansas City
Clark
Grave situation in Colombia sparks urgent evacuation
AP reports Kinaston Jamaica says private Colombia program details firm yet the Carthagena and Savannilla situation is very grave. Vents indicate impending action and foreign elements are hurriedly leaving the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Cartingens
Associated Press
Kinaston
Jamaica
Inna
Columbia
Carthamena
Savanilla
Wind Up of Carnival at Milwaukee Parade
The Carnival of Milwaukee featured 1600 paraders in seven divisions with music and satire. Clubs showcased ornate costumes as confetti flew, extending over Grand Avenue and Wisconsin Street for about a mile with police limiting rowdy behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Antil
Hmll
Corso
Towne Bid Tests Democratic Line In Silver Effort
The article reports Alr Charles A. Towne as a central figure amid Populist and Silver Republican efforts to win his nomination, with Minnesota’s General B S Corser arranging for Towne's candidacy while seeking early talks with Democratic leaders. It notes possible rejection by the Democratic National Committee and recalls 1896 attempts to nominate Sewall. Towne plans to confer with Democratic leaders on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coates Trouse
Kanga
Alr
Charles A. Towne
B S Corser
Minnesota
Towne
Silver Republican Party
Democratic National Committee
Ute
Imes
National Committee
Willam J. Stone
Missouri
Sewall
Chicago
Teawne
Towne Wilive
Fear and worry over Chinese troubles reach mission work
From Shanghai June 29 the American Presbyterian missions report mail disruptions and a cordon of danger in Ching fo where a thousand robber band roams the mountains. Local townspeople pressed missionaries to arm for defense, but guns are forbidden by treaty. The disturbance appears linked to a Boxer offshoot, complicating communications with John Galles and his family at Tien Testy.
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Associated Press
New York
Irom
Lewis
Shanchai
Sun
Tohnert Galles
Tien
Chefoo
A D Vandenberg
Presbyterian
Foreign Missions
Mr. Vandenberg
B. E. Vandenberg
Neapa
Teland
Haman
Mev
Nodea
Laney
Varytowns Prep For Heat As Wisconsin Crew Photography
In Poughkeepsie New York June 29 Wisconsin rowers paddled the water with the Warreigy crew during a scorching morning session. Coach Zappone noted Verry Towns would try their luck and hoped to bring a crow that honors the university. A signed agreement to a timetable aligned with the vatary line was discussed, with preparations for the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonin Crem
Associated Press
Poughkerpats
Wisconsin
Wwareigy
Wee
Zappone
Axe Oelock
Prohibition Party Nominates Wooley and Metcalf for Ticket
The Prohibition convention in Chicago nominated John G. Wooley of Illinois for president and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president on the first ballot amid enthusiasm. Wooley defeated Silas S. Swallow and Metcalf secured strong support with 9 votes to 118 for Eaton and 132 for Carskadan. After raising about 7,000 dollars for the campaign fund, the convention adjourned. The ticket is to promote their platform with Wooley born in Columbus, Ohio in 1800s.
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Associated Prean
Chicago
John G. Wooley
Sinele
Henry
Morcalf
Rhode Island
Ihonis
Henry B Methal
Forst Regiment Armory
Wooley
Silas Swallow
Pennsylvania
Mr. Metcalf
L Eaton
Iowa
T R Carskadan
West Virginia
John G Wootey
Illnois
Prohibition
Lay
Collnsville
Prohibitionist figures tied to 19th century campaigns
The text profiles Henry B. Metealf of Rhode Island and a Paris, Illinois figure, detailing education at Wesleyan and Michigan Law, early legal posts, and a shift to Prohibition. Metealf, born in Massachusetts, led Pawtucket banking and church work, once Republican, later Prohibition nominee for governor and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan University
University of Michigan Law Schurol
Winnis
Paris
Minneapolis
Wendell Phlips
Christian Party
le Salle Street
SRG
Cornell Avenue
Chicago
Henry B. Metealf
Fhole Island
Detroit Street Railway Taxable Franchises Case Decides
The Detroit Street Railway Company must pay taxes on its franchises as personal property. A county court ruling increases the current year assessment to 10.47 million dollars from 2.6 million last year, impacting the value of streetcar assets and corporate taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecreaved
Associated Press
May Reach Agreement On Tin Plate Labor Talks
In New York talks between American Tin Plate representatives and Amalgamated Association of Tin and Steel Workers delegates continued at Tin Plate Company offices. A settlement seemed likely, though tinsmith workers sought a twenty five percent wage increase. President Guthrie of American Tin Plate arrived from Europe but had not yet reached his office by noon.
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New York
Associated Press
American On Plate
Tron, Steel and Tin
Tin Plate Company
Guthrie
American Tin Plate Company
Europe
Bryan on July 4 at All Hazards
A report from Grenlathen indicates plans are formed to nominate Bryan on July 3 at the convention. Delegates favor proceeding in regular order with organization, credentials, and platform to be prepared afterward, despite discussions of altering the schedule.
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Bere
Associated Press
Hansac City
Grenlathen Indscring
Bryan
Wheat Elevator Shortage Threatens North Wheat Belt
In Texas and neighboring wheat area, the WLW civil division warns that elevators north of the Latentfield line will not open this year due to a looming crop shortfall. About seventy company elevators affected. workers retained at a cost of $40,000. Crow Bay opens but never closes.
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Dota
Associated Presa
la Crosao
Wit
WLW
Ivergil Mievaion
Grave China crisis looms as ministers fear for Pekin envoys
Washington June 22 ministers voiced low mood over the Chinese situation as no word came from Pekin. No new troops were ordered but plans to meet emergencies were set. Paris June 2 reports an accord for a 60 000 man international occupation force with Russia and Japan contributing 1100 each and Britain 10 000.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hay
Cage
Pekin
China
Conger
Hbis
Paris
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
America
Poemic Wis
Nankin and Hankow
Shanghai
M. Debassa
State Department
Nankin
Hankow
Ei Suis
Walrs
War in South Africa Signals Final Ops Preparations
London reports tentative signs of near end in the South African conflict with only minor Orange River fighting. A Pretoria blast attempt by Boers failed, an artilleryman died, and local tensions rose as Dutch officials debate neutrality while Milner and Dywer discuss repayment conditions on the Free State loan. Kruger remains at Machadodorp amid bridge precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oritah
South Africa
Associated Press
London
Orange Tover
Lance Mimhere
Hollandera
Holland
Netherlands
Steyn Fa
Hebichem
Dy Wer
Alfred Milner
Nord
Cape Town
Kruger
Machadodorp
Gift to Library Showcases Artwork by Local Painter
The Sandsome library building adds a new painting by Moses Hooper of this city. The canvas portrays the Holy Cross peak in the Colorado Rockies with a cross formed by snow and rock near the summit. Framed in mahogany, the piece is prominently displayed in the rotunda, easily viewed from the first floor.
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Sandsome Pew
Moses Hooper
Merk Harrison
Fondayme
Sugi
Mounaing
Colorado
Unyan
Rotunda
Ambler
Che Rotunda
Government Worker Hanged for Murder of 13-Year-Old Girl
Benjamin Gill Snell, 44, a former pension office clerk, was hanged at the district jail for the murder of Lizzie Wiesenberger, 13, who worked at his home. Snell weighed 296 pounds at arrest, 237 pounds at execution, and despite claims of insanity, doctors ruled him sane. Father of the victim witnessed the hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freas
Washington, D. C
Benjamin Gill Guck
Pension Office
Lizzie Wiesenberger
Snell
Moulders to Strike After Wage Demand Rejected
At a National Foundry association meeting in Cleveland on June 4 the demand for a 25 cent per day raise was denied. The Fourth District covering Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Tennessee led to a possible strike involving thousands of molders. About 1000 Cleveland molders would be affected by the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
National Foundry Association
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennesee
Roosevelt heads to Oklahoma for Rough Riders reunion
Governor Roosevelt arrived in New York from Oyster Bay without company and planned to depart at 5 30 PM on a Lake Shore train to Oklahoma. He will join the Rough Riders reunion to celebrate the Battle of San Juan, after a morning of private city matters.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Lake Shore
Oklahoma
Rough Riders
San Juan
Payne in Chicago Campaign Plans Formed in Auditorium
Henry C. Mayne vice chairman of the Republican National Committee and Overstreet of Indian secretary of the congressional committee arrived in Chicago to map the coming campaign. They expect to open in early August and likely reuse the Auditorium building as in the 1920s. Payne will return home but will come back for conference with committee members to arrange the national committee offices and start active work.
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Hein Auditorium
Belldlog
Associated Press
Chicago
Henry C. Mayne
Republican Thlienal Committee
Congress
Rat Overstreet
Congressional Committee
Nextional
Payn
Milwaukee
Orange Quackenbush Charged With Abusive Language in Court
In municipal court at Riverside cemetery, Orange Quackenbush was charged with abusive language toward several young children. He was remanded to the court for July 4 after adjournments. He had prior arrests and trials for similar conduct toward children on the south ate, but was found not guilty and discharged.
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Orarge Quackenbush
Municipalecourt
Wiis
Riverside Cemetery
Jods Jose
Quackenbush
Ately
Atte
St Louis Bus Line Plan Tied to Car Workers Vote
George J Kobusch of St Louis Car Company describes a plan to establish a city bus service as a competitor to the Transit, with 22 vehicles already in service and $3,000 raised. The proposal asks car builders and finishers to ride in Tran ait cars to support work and keep the plant running, while a district system is created to improve public service. The issue hinges on a workers vote and the Transit company’s customer relationship.
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Associated Plans
St. Louis
Etrikers
St. Louis Transit
Vlty
Buble
St. Louis Car Company
Tromit v Company
George J. Kobuach
Dranett
Kobusch
Tramall Company
Mrs Merrill to Reach Oshkosh Saturday Morning
Mrs J H Merrill widow of the late Oshkosh mayor is due to arrive on the NX W road Saturday morning accompanied by her brother. Dispatches report developments in the prolonged deportation dispute surrounding the Merrill family with messages from New York and Chicago.
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AV Linek
J. H. Merrill
Oshkush
Oshkosit
NX. W
J.rs. Merritt
Merrit
Pierce Cty
Nedured le
Qabkieh
Comptroller
Andertake
New York
Hanmens
Merrill
J. W. Lyron & Son
East Loth Seree
Chicago
Merting
Mermit Cor
Lyon & Son
Lane Wills
Cnn
St Luis
Flower
DS Flower
Merri Aml
Pierveny
Ashivdeh
Comorroslee Hinman
Avidin Cor
Merrill Glowan
Associated Press
Jane Kimberly
Professor F R Clow Injured In Bicycle Fall
Professor F R Clow of the Normal school faculty residing at 171 West Irving Street was hurled from his bicycle on East Teving Street Thursday afternoon around three o'clock. He struck left side of his head and face, suffering deep lacerations. He was taken to Mrs Hayden’s residence near Broad Street. He remained unconscious for about three hours, later awakening around six. Doctors feared death at first, now reports say recovery is proceeding with no serious outcomes anticipated. He fell while trying to avoid a door in the roadway causing his wheel to strike streetcar rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaat Teving Street
F. R. Clow
Normal School
West Irving Street
Hayden
Broad Street
Mr. Clow
Dorrine
Pr. Ant
Canadian Autcime survivor? Jane S Mre tragedy in Ontario
Jane S Mre, wife of the chief engineer of the public works department, and daughter of Colonel Roa at Pletow Ontario, committed suicide by cutting her throat with a razor early this morning. She was fifty years old.
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Winnier
Jane S Mre
George A. Simpeon
Public Works Denatiment
Roa
Pletow
Ontario
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Tientsin
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Dill
Loninn
Ig Wey
Tien Ta
Bsu'ange
Ewe
Mmootsen
Ranga City
Man Gzeinc
Evidencs
Maecenas City
Pesidential
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John G. Waster
All Hazards
Quetta
Eaub Bower
Almeist
U.S
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Impension Office
Electric By, CO
George J
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Trasties Co
Unicast
Patronlss Elseirie Care
Uconscions
Autcime
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