Boxers and foreign siege anxieties in China crisis
Shanghai dispatches report worsening crisis with 10000 Chinese troops moved near Shanghai, rioting against foreigners, and 70,000 allied forces to be at Taku and Tianjin. Edicts threaten hostages and harsher actions as Li Hongzhang at Shanghai delays relief.
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London
Shanghai
Daily Telegraph
Kingyu
Anilklang
Taku
Tien. Tsin
Tien Tsu
Canton
Daily
Horan
Nodoa
Island
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Tgeroy
Tak’ Su
Express
Pru ‘Cial
China
Yang Tse Kiang
Shang
Chell
Bruce
Tien
T'sin
Legation
Strouts
Halliday
Iphant
Warren
Poe
MacDonald
Claude Macdonald
David Miphant
Li Hung Chang
St. Paul
Yang _ Lu
Li Negang
New Chwang
A. Chee Foo
Alexieff
Port Arthur
House of Commons
St. John ‘Broderick
Alfred Garlee
Washington
State Department
Tien’ Teln
United’ States
Canton Ts
Hong Kong
George Ernest Morrison
Mes
Yhmey
Pdmit
Tsung Li Yamen
Swassington
United States
Cephych
Council of Staly Ltd
Wettler
Agsagsina
On -Wasscommitté
Agst-Surviv
Lung
Lien Tung Fuh
Pei Tang
Dr. Lippitt
Myers
Morrison
M. Plechun
Prinsloo Surrenders Boer Forces to British Amid War Movements
Reports from Capetown to Ottawa detail General Prinsloo surrendering 5000 Boers to British forces. Lord Roberts and General Hunter report further surrenders of commandoes and prisoners across the region. Details describe guarding, relocations, and continued hostilities with notes on rail disruptions and inquiries into a derailed supply train incident.
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Capetown
Prinsloo
London
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Hunter
Canyon Valley
Crowther
Naawpoort
Macdonald
Harrismith and
Frere
Free ‘State
Pretoria
Krugersdorp
Baden-Powel
Delarey
Rustenburg
West
Transvaal
Ottawa
Herchmer
North
West Mounted Police
Thi
Treasury
Gonissmer
Perry
Commission
West “Mounted “Police
Lord “Roberts
Villers
Growten
French
Pan 5
Botha'a
Crocodile River
Groblers
Bush Weld
Middleburg
Harrismith
Frederickstadt
Krugersdorp Fontein
Shropshires
Suppannauthd Ottawa July 31 Official North West Mounted Police update
Ottawa dispatch reports an official notice dated July 31 regarding Cotonilationer Herchmer of the North West Mounted Police and related development.
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Ottawa
Herchmer
North West Mounted Police
Savings Bank and Debentures Notice at Revelstoke
Savings Bank Department accepts deposits of $1 and up with interest. Debentures from Provincial Municipal and other issuers purchased. Drafts and letters of credit available globally. Gold purchased. Special Receipts issued and accounted for at Hudson's Bay posts in Yukon and Northern districts. A. R. B. Hearn, Manager Revelstoke Branch.
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Savings Bank Department
Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Europe
India
China
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Hudson's. Bay Co
Yukon
Revelstoke
Appointment changes and mail delay in South Africa service
Major Perry is appointed to the commisssionership succeeding Colonel Herchmer. Owing to inquiries from relatives of members of the Canadian special service force in South Africa about missing letters, the militia telegraphed Lieutenant Colonel Otter on the 20th inst. Otter replies that delays are due to mail service failures.
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Perry
Herchmer
Canadian Special ‘Service
South Africa
Otter
Appointment of Colonel Herchmer as North West Police Commissioner
A late August report notes Colonel Herchmer promoted to commissioner of the North West police. Superintendent Perry assumes charge as the department moves forward following His superannuation due to age and service length.
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Ottaway
Herchmer
North
West Limited Police
tendent _ Perry
Italian Anarchist Plot Ties to Regina Assassination Theories
Rome reports claim a plot linked to nonmilitant anarchists led to the king’s targeted killing. Paris meetings allegedly drew jets and conspirators to murder King Humbert I as security steps unfold. Detective squads probe links to the Carnot and Elizabeth assassinations and Lucehnni case details.
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Rome
Hevea
Tribun
Paris
Vietor Emmanuel Tit
Brindisi
Menze
Geneva
Carnot
France
Eizabeth
Austria
Humbert
Luigi Lucehenni
Angelo Brisai
Sperands
Wildeman
Patera
Italts New King Hears Of Death Of Ale Father
Roma August King Emmanuel II arrived at Brindisi aboard the royal yacht Ife and heard of his father's assassination with emotion and wept bitterly. He sent a message of sympathy to Queen Margherita. The King and Queen then headed for Monza.
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Ale
Roma
Emmanuel Tl
Brindia
Ife
Marenerita
Monza
Brindisi
Return of Mafeking Heroine Draws London Crowds
The heroine of Mafeking returns to London aboard a South African arrival with the Duke of Marlborough and Lady Sarah Wilwon. They are greeted by the Duchess of Marlborough and Lady Georgina Curzon at Southampton docks and cheered by a large Waterloo Station crowd.
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London
South Africa
Duke of Marlborough
Sarah Wilwon
Southampton
Duchess of Marlborough
Georgina Curzon
Waterloo’ Station
Mafeking
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Imperial Bank OF Canada
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Robert Jaffray
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J. D. Molson
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J. D. Sibbald
PR. Burns. & CO
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