Battle looming at Yank Tsun in Pekin campaign
London dispatch reports a Sunday clash anticipated between allied forces led by Gen Mas and 10,000 Chinese at Yank Tsun, as Russians and French guard routes and Americans British and Japanese press forward. A Japanese envoy cites scant provisions and limited ammunition for each man.
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Mas
Advance report on Shanghai siege doubtful and Li Hung Chung reply
London reports a Shanghai dispatch that allied troops may have reached thirty five miles beyond Tien Tsin but corroboration is lacking and The Stamians doubts a real advance has begun. Washington notes Li Hung Chung’s evasive reply to Hay’s demand and signals a guarded, potentially final rejection if persistence continues.
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St. Petersburg
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Canton
China
Yang Tse
Washington
State Department
Taota
Shantung
Fowler
Thung Li Yamen
Tien Tain
Pekin
Goodnow
Li Hung Canng
Ah Sin
Peking
London
Tien-Tsin
Hslku
Tien- Tein
Standard
Chefoo
Cheltman
Claude Macdonald
Squiers
United States
Yang Lu
Wang Wen Shao
Board of Revenue
Stamians
Ang
Li Hung Chung
Hay
Gominow
Li Ping Hong
Wisconsin Judge Arrested for Attempted Burglary
A former Wisconsin judge, Conra Moser, was arrested in San Francisco on an attempted burglary charge. He claimed he sought a friend and entered the wrong house. the burglary count was dismissed and a disturbing the peace complaint filed. Moser had served as circuit court judge, probate judge, and state legislator.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Conraa Moser
A. Bernard
Moser
Alma
Wis
Eighth District
Mail bag robbery nets over twenty eight thousand dollars
A pouch from the general post office to sub station O was robbed of more than 28 000 in drafts checks and cash. A slit eight inches long was cut and nearly all mail inside was taken. Post office inspectors are investigating with no discoveries yet. Canadian boat Red Coat defeats American Minnesota in Seawanhaka dip by six minutes.
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New York
The
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General Post Office
Fifth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Post Office
Montreal
Minnesota
White Bear Club
St. Paul
Red Coat
Lake St. Louis
Parrots at Chicago Frighten Burglars in Jewel Theft
A forming scene mentions parrots in Chicago scaring would be jewel thieves who aimed to steal Mrs. David S. Paige jewels worth thousands. The note is part of a broad, scattered outline of various 1900s items.
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Chicago
David S. Paige
London
St. Petersburg
Gus Eddinger
Four Courts
St. Louis
Nome
Morgan & Wright
J. W. Butler Paper Company
Oxford
Susan Austin
McKeesport
John McCaffery
Plot Against Crowned Heads Revealed In Europe Plot
New York August 4 The Herald reports police and Italian authorities possess evidence of a large plot formed in New York and Paterson New Jersey to kill the kings and queens of Europe. Malatesta led the operation. Bresci Lana and LaBelle Teresa were named as accomplices sailing from Hoboken and New York to the old world.
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the Herald
Paterson
N. J
Italy
Malatesta
London
Antonio Lana
Sassi
Matteo Sassi
Naples
Hoboken
Cesare Conti
LaBelle Teresa
Bresci
Reds
Rourder
Antonio ‘Lama
Antonio Laua
Enrico Malatesta
Cincinnati
Brugnoli
Americans Suffer Severely in Philippines
Washington reports Gen. MacArthur says Aug 4 Manila troop Ne. 1st Lt Alstaeter with 15 escorts attacked on the road between San Miguel Demarquma and San Isidro Luzon by a band of about 350 insurgents. The party was killed wounded or captured. listed are killed Richard Dichlar wounded Charles M Newman Walter Brewer Edward Long captured Lieut Alstaeter Henry Crenshaw Arthur Bates Charles Fuchsinger Edward Cromer George Knauf William Gerrity John Coughlin Robert Taylor Joseph Mealy. Wounded sent to San Isidro with note promising prisoner humane treatment.
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United States
Stowe
Honigspruit
London
Roberts
War Office
Hunter
Pretoria
Christian Dewet
Kruger
Botha
Lord Roberts
Libelberg
Smith-Darien
Friderickstad
Ian Hamilton
Baden-Powell
Rustenburg
Lord Whitehener
Rhenoster
Christian de Wet
4Th Cavalry
Richard Dichlar
Charles M. Newman
Walter Brewer
Battalion of Engineers
Edward Long
Lieut. Alstaeter
Henry F. Crenshaw
4Th
Calvary
Arthur Bates
Charles J. Fuchsinger
Edward J. Cromer
George Knaub
William J. Gerrity
John Coughlin
Burial Services Mark Duke of Coburg Funeral
Simultaneous services in Coburg and London honor the duke. A memorial at St James Palace gathered court nobles and diplomats. Also reports include a true bill for Lloyd J. Smith of Chicago Elevator Co on fraud charges and a Tampa dredge boat explosion with casualties feared.
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Saxe- Coburg and Gotha
Coburg
St. James Palace
Smith
Chicago Elevator Company
Chicago
Grand Jury
Lloyd J. Smith
The
Board of Trade
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