Allies Enter Pekin Confirmed by Shanghai Reports
A Shanghai dispatch says allied forces entered Pekin on the 15th amid imperial tension. Reports indicate Yuan Shikai’s troops moved to protect the empress and imperial household, while Beijing awaits further developments as diplomatic exchanges unfold in Washington and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Chun Si
Tuan Imperial Household
Yekin
Huian Fa
Mutetoms Exuaange
Wa Ting Fong
Envay Plenipotentary of
China
Wutat Ap. ii
Peking Vie Powers
Tully Povare
Wiley Hele Mijessies
Eipires
Menager
Eijeror
Lune
Avis
Celine
Rane Otter
Minster Cryer
Pontine Aosta
Confusion and recovery attempt amid a disaster scene
Amid chaotic scenes a body recovery effort is described with names and places. details include a father sending a telegraph, aiding in the search at water edges, and a Diamond and Phirazo reference. Separate notes report baseball records and Confederate veterans meetings with mentions of General Shaw and General Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Pewsot
Tears Dearnek
York
George Bresoak
Pearnek
Peekskill
Stephen Yankees
Tiesuree
New Orleans
Anz
Army of the Tennessee
Emeral
Js Wenanding
United Confederate Veterans
Shaw
Atlanta
Chalaren
Butjie
Gordon
Windup
Guay
Grand Army of the
Typographical Union Preparations for Next Year
The International Typographical Union plans to meet in Birmingham Alabama next year. A proposed amendment to the constitution was approved by the convention council to regulate private and Jubilee members and penalties for violations include trial and expulsion. Hearing procedures were set for editors. other items included women’s label matters and legislation.
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Milwaukee
Ans
International Typographies Union
Birmingfui
Ala
Cancutien Council
Womn
Proithitins
War reports and royal rumors from distant fronts
A garbled dispatch claims Steyn is dead and mentions Al Kroger and Beare mis generals. It cites British correspondents on peace wishes but ongoing conflict, plus rumors about Princess Troubetskey and Rivers. Wisconsin navy plans and a forest fire outbreak in Colorado are also noted with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kroger
London
Stern
Kroger
Isiuger
Batett
Ike
Initant Prosistons Accordian
University product specialists in demand at Illinois
Champaign Aug 17 University graduates are finding demand for specialists far exceeds supply at the Illinois university where professors in charge of placement report three times as many demands as graduates. High school teacher demand has doubled in ten years, with many positions going to women scientists and Latin and German specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
University of Ilinois
Wisito
University
Larse Tufhontsany
Univerity
Death of Senator John J. Ingalls Remains to Atchison
Ex Senator John J. Ingalls dies in Las Vegas New Mexico at 2 25 a m with wife and two sons at bedside. Death blamed on bronchitis with long decline due to poor nutrition and heart issues. Funeral planned for Atchison with simple rites and private interment at Mount Vernon after residency at Trinity. Ingalls noted as statesman author lecturer and journalist.
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Las Vegas
N. M
John J. Ingalls
Atchison
Tilsson
Sheitielit Ingalls
Ehison
Old Homestead
Senator Ingalls
Ingalls
Trinity
Episenna
Bishop Mills
Mount Vernon
James Ingalls
Midleton
Muass
Ing
Ty Tsa
United States
Kansas
Bronx Tickets And City Updates In Various Boroughs
A city office announces changes in ticketing and services across the Bronx and other boroughs. An official dispatch reports a $1,000,000 allocation and lists casualties from a collision in Larishyn with thirty five injured. A coast wreck near Maska results in fifteen drownings and Henry Toppert of Mitwan Adhe is dead. Alfred Mulkin of Rockford is robbed in Chi tax while seeking his runaway wife.
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Bronx
Manka
Mitwan
Monin
Res
Dallar
Maska
Alfred Mulkin
Rockford
Chitax
Fatal Fire and Crashes Across Major Cities
Multiple incidents report in Aug. 17 dispatches. A Chicago fire kills one and injures three at 154 to 160 Desplaines Street, a paper stock firm burned with 825000 loss. In Smithfield Illinois a disastrous incendiary fire destroys a dozen buildings, with losses of 50000 to 75000. A passenger train in Montgomery County, Pa., strikes a wagon, killing three occupants including John F. Wells and Harvey Wells of Allentown and John Gottschalk of New York. A New York strike among 2400 vest makers disrupts normal operations. A man imprisoned for tampering with an express train faces recall of the incident. A famed energy crisis and labor unrest ripple through the region.
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Allentown
Palm
Montgomery County
John F. Wells
Harvey
Well
John Gottschalk
New York
Patal
Chicago
Desplaines Street
Edward Grace
Sosleep
Peoria
Smithfield
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Li Hung Chang
Shanglai
Imppuni
Tion
Feierlberl
Beitieh
Peking
Anne
Bister
Tara
Reanly
Jinan
Jayau Ganay
Americas
Washington
Department of State
Robert Hart
Vale
Phirazo
Pittsburo
Brocklin
Pittsburg
Chirazo
Philadelphia
Canermatt
Chicage
Miwankes
Darkies
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Typographical Union
Doings
Steyn
Princess Troubetskey
Familly
Castle Hi
Princes Troubetskey
Aivlie Rivers
Wisconsin
Wastitleton
Stites Navy
Valou Tron
San
Noviemal Bay Association
Setenday
Deville
George C. Warren
Saginaw
Mick
McTwrary-Treas Rer
Ihs Peterson
Ablease
Missions
Alamosa
Colo
South Fork
Whittice Co
Hunte
Teres
Dentouny
Belleville
Tils
Savi Klotzbach
Iaker
Klotzbach
Jedher
Nple
Chivaze
Weil
Mie Spriduuest
Hare Jvel
Christian Conmy
Lelderkrane
Ton
Sonitiel
Hillsboro
Gusta
BR. P.eld
Hen. J Vlorville
Seeihe
Camp Tockford Tle
Ang
Camp Nworth
Garden Prairie
Jay
Tev. Dro D. BR. Loess
Tadianapolis
G. A. BR
K. Morris
Marengo
Whitten
Sewaneels
Charles Miller
Galeatherz
Bula
Suleldles
Homeatio
Hareard
Nelebherng
Ani Wis
Ill
STOWN
Mmield
Vestmakers
Hanna
Hatt Des Moines
W. Crozier
Rec Ile
Congress
Seventi Town
This City
Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Associaion of Ti
New York Way
W. Barnes
Oent Sanel Colomhmonte
The
Republic of
Barking
the London
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