Massacre in Pekin reported amid foreign siege
Report describes chaos around the Pekin legations as foreign troops bombard and assault. Civilians including women and children flee or are killed while Chinese forces defend. Dispatches warn of broad danger to government ministers and civilians amid bombardments and counterattacks.
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Mcwils
Pekin
Moxers
Brjtich Tegulton
Foyerti
Shanghai
Bhuu-Tung
Liva- Peng
Gon
Tong
Buanghai
Pers Naie Neil
Tie
Tung Pub Siang
Guna
Crucella
China
Puan
Cain
Tragic retreat and mass capture in late war actions
Reports describe a brutal episode near Tifw Tsin where Chinese forces overran positions, capturing many soldiers still alive. wounded soldiers faced torture and a grim choice between execution by their own commander or mercy by the Chinese, with observers noting the dire scene along the banks and valleys near Reyntone Well.
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Many Yen
Bis
Rove
Aituital
Tonnephat
Seth Hhetie
Missionaries Call Special Prayer Across Shanghai Pulpits
The American missionaries in Shanghai and other outlets urge collective prayer from every pulpit for the moral cause abroad. They advocate united action by Americans and natives to safeguard religious and cultural goals amid tensions overseas.
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Mrazera
Exory
Saccor
Shanghai
Uno
Volta
Publid
Che Toto
United Staite
China
Arayer
Gararamen
Veterans of Ninth Infantry and Marines Reported Killed
Reports reveal Col. Liscum and Capt. Davis slain amid allied retreat near Vienna on the 18th. Losses include American, British, and Japanese forces. details incomplete. Loyal Chinese leaders in Los Angeles urge cooperation with U S policy as unrest in China continues. Local Chinese community leaders urge restraint and avoid confrontation with whites while supporting national goals.
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Sisioy
Tao Gank
Nes
Geeraus
Uren
Ohich
Heme
Washington
Fientsin
Ales ZoMlehAt
Ant Watinde
Revelle End Simnense
Asolléro Netilley
Wig
Anton
Shanzlini
Rendy
Nevsea
Ikave
Titius
Line World
Venttsin
Tutzein
Chivdse Lowe
Antecau
Russia
Engwilfes
Leipsie
Napoleon
Cire Mabs
Waterloo
Tzursta
Svt
Anel Molucce
China
Infantey
Marinew
Navy Department
Ing
Reniey
Vcolopel
Titty
Fapaneay
melnMug
Veeneh
Col Hiscum
Infantes
Alee
Davis
Marine Corns
Lawles
Arate Butler
Ant Leonard
Attick
Promi
Kowiciet
Ainndlernden
Col
Wilson TL
Fras. Aia
Wigan
Bucknlhir
Wilcos
Ant Noyes
Cayl
Thier
Leonard
United States
Wang Yeu
Los Angeles
Cal
Disputed Chinese troop movements and foreign expulsion orders
Fragmentary English OCR reports describe Chefoo dispatches and Chinese armies mobilizing, with four Pekin formations to operate near Mukion Shurd tae Konan and Nantl Pekin. A 40,000-strong force to Weie Hal-Wel Uain-Tau, and 24,000 Japanese troops at Lynagh. Foreigners at Cly-Chay and n-Chav Inge attacked as they fled.
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China
Prined Panadina
Cara
Che Pekin Army
Mia
Mukion
Pektu
Shurd
Tae Konan
Evcom
Nantl
Pekin
Whenge
Weie Hal-Wel
Uain-Tau
Nankin
Turmoil Swirls Across Regions Amid Unclear Threats
Fragmented reports describe upheaval in Lekin and surrounding provinces with a capital threat. Details are sparse as authorities assess potential danger and allied forces brace for tense actions near Tent and Taku.
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Shanglal
Iecessi
Napkin dispatch reports Prince Wuan obeying a great movement
A dispatch from Napkin states Prince Wuan has obeyed a major military movement due to Japanese actions in China. The Nankin relay says he cannot be responsible for events in Chao-Sin. Foreigners in Shangtai fear the situation as refugees arrive from Sogo where homes have been burned and people maltreated.
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Wuan
China
Yiray
Nankin
Shangtai
Nathin
Sogo
War fronts flare as new hostilities spark global tensions
The report details rising confrontations between major powers, noting a Russian transport loss and Chinese patrol actions. It describes maritime disruptions near river routes, wartime pressures, and calls for protection as authorities respond to escalating aggression and orders for security measures.
Condition Of Crops Shows Mixed Midwestern Progress
Reports from agricultural officials indicate varied crop conditions across the middle states and southern plains. Wet weather improves corn and winter wheat in some areas, while drought and uneven moisture hinder progress in others, with rainfall sparse in parts of Texas, North Carolina, and Ohio.
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Middlie
Migguuri
Marit
Binten
Tia Mansa
Sebiasha
Miscini
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
Pacific
Minnesota
South Dakota
Vallessanil
New Enghial
Annage
Texas
Lovte
Louisiana
Extra Session Waits As Congress Faces Crisis
A Washington correspondent reports no immediate Congress session planned despite pressure. The president may summon Cabinet members and advisors to decide emergency actions amid rising tensions with China and global events. Officials warn Congress must act promptly to avert broader crises.
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Prewlilnrit
Co Ue
China
Majdatog
Washington
Detroit Woman Linked to Murder Case Quietly Named
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Detroit woman connected to a murder case. It references Erin Hinies’s wife Staite and a person named Gena minister, with partial family ties to Henry, A. Ledy, and Detroit. Details are unclear and garbled.
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Erin Hinies
Meg Wastes
Tint Chis
Gena
Henry
A.ledy
Detroit
Unclear OCR fragment hints at naval and political notes
Fragmentary report mentions battleship estimates 25,000,000 dollars, naval activity and enforcement, and historical items including Worcester and George Hancroft. Contains garbled names, places, and dates, with references to ships and marine actions and a December style ledger.
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Orie
Denis
Tore
Melerskars
Hin Queodhuning
Ereiduatet
Niapelis
Iy Usgs
Advent Frometiquidy
Wabash
Abaistinng
Wietilookuibe
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Porin
Americas
Chiou
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Japan
Tendon Daily
Mul
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Shien
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Liscum
Philadelphia
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Guant
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Yellton
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Iad
Aaevicana
Alles
Waiserlus
Theo Cer
Hina
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Alt Sina
Rymas
Krasnow Cin
Ying
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Michigan Center
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