Conger reports American losses in Pekin seven killed and sixteen wounded
The Chinese minister received a cipher cable from Conger in Pekin describing American casualties. Seven killed and sixteen wounded are reported, with Captain Myers and Surgeon Lippitt among the wounded. No action will occur until McKinley is informed. Russians also report minor naval actions and troop movements.
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Washington
Conger
Pekin
State Department
Canton
Pichon
Tatof Pichon
Myers
Lippitt
McKinley
States Department
Ander
St. Petersburg
Alexie
New Chwang
Gulf of Lot Lung
Russian War Office
Kodedud
Khatarevek
Kennenkin
Yang Teun and the Interm Army Advance News
Washington Aug 11 The nature of Yang Teun and the interarmy force movements near Yong and Yang ABeurre Ning dominate early reports from the front. Telegraphs note a tentative army advance with limited details as General Tyrmaet and Terauchi respond to evolving reconnaissance and expected operations around Aug 1.
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Washington
Uly
Y War Department
Berivem
Ang Tsun
Tadey
Peking
Tyrmaet
Jagan
Lecallon
Eklie Wenht Teols
Terauchi
China Crisis Deepens as U S Demands End to Legation Attacks
Diplomatic wrangle widens as the United States and other powers press China to halt assaults on foreign legations. Washington demands immediate cessation and urges joint relief efforts while dispatches from Shanghai and Peking report Chinese defenses and Allied troop movements.
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United States
Besn
Conger
Legation
Tait
State Department
Dan
Geineral GW
Shang- 1A
Reith
Ife
Washington
Joopainds
Nineteenth Animal Festival and Global Political Moves
Reporting on the Northwestern Saengerhund festival in Tinrfluzrow Tennessee and concurrent census updates in Chicago. It notes U S population shifts, beer tax proposals to fund warship costs, and international gatherings in London for a Zionist congress. Also covers military moves from Fort Sheridan to China and local political resignations and appointments in Chicago and Nashville.
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Tinrfluzrow
Lust
Chicago
Mekinles
I. M Mons
Iiitieis
Local Option In Song and Governor Change In Illinois
Chicago Aug 10 P J Finn is assaulted during a visit with friend James Lynch and dies from injuries. The crowd jeered and pelted with cabbages. Costello identified as the striker. Illinois sees Gov Sherman appointed, with remarks on travel and duties. Various notices from Springfield Quincy and other towns report meetings, elections, and appointments including Lincoln Park commissioners.
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P. J. Finn
West Forty-second Street
James Lynch
Dancan Park Avenue
Finn
Lyneh
James Cosgrove
Michiel Costello
Costello
Jean No Wees Smith
Springfield
Ula
Tanner
Secretary of State
Gna Lundquist
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln Park
Lloyd J. Smith
Fire at Crivitz lumber yard causes heavy losses
A blaze at the Polska Industrial Company lumber yard in Crivitz, Wisconsin, destroyed five million feet of lumber, six million shingles, and other stock, with five homes lost to homeless Polish families. Nearby cities aided, and the mill was saved. insured property to be rebuilt. Also reports on major league scores and a New York sale of the Harper Bros. building assets for 1.1 million.
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Bomelews
Marinette
Wis
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Crivitz
Green Bay
Menominee
Dames
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
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Patrair
Clevelord
Detroit
Harpur Brom
Harper Bras
Vearl
Chit Streets
Harper
Cal Estate Exchange
Alusander FE
Orr
Hamburg
Washington
Ave
Marine Hospital Service
J. G. Greene
Origin
Loute
America
West Virginian Man Dies After Roof Jump in Columbus
Aug 10. M Renick of Falling Spring West Virginia leaped from the state house roof and was killed on the pavement below after crawling onto the dome window. He had a history of opium use and left a letter asking to notify Mrs. M. Renick. Also reports storm damage to broom corn in central Illinois with estimates from 50 000 to 1 000 000 dollars and Civil Service guidance on political contributions from Washington officials.
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Linets
Charge d'Aliaires
Springfied
Lawrence
Sherrin
Ilinois
Tanner
Colorado
House of Representatives
Sherman
Quigey
Elitis
Mitcher
Leland Hotel
Linsef
Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Washington Turner
Anniston
Southern Railway
McFall
Tunner
Turner
West
Sf. H. Renick
Greenbrier
Wamage
Coffy Arcolit
Tinois
Washington
Civil Service Commission
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Populists Meet to Decide Vice Presidential Vacancy
Chicago Aug 10. Populist executive committee to convene national meeting Aug 27 to fill the vacancy caused by Towne declining the vice presidential nomination. Leaders at Sherman House discussed possible ticket fusion with Democrats to avoid 1880s split, with Allen Weaver Edmiston and Edgerton among attendees.
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Towne
Will Bis
Sherman House
Charles A. Tonge
Stevensan
Whield
Willlow V. Alien
Nebraska
James Jt. Weaver
Iowa
J. H. Edmiston
Nations
J. A. Edgerton
H. 8.Taylor
Eugene Smith
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