China crisis notes reveal US stance on troubles amid foreign tensions
Washington July 10 The state department released the identical note delivered to powers outlining the United States position on the Calouse troubles. It asserts we seek to localize disruptions in Chi Li province and prevent spread while pursuing peaceful protection of American life and property. Reports from Shanghai and Pekin discuss dispatches, troop movements, and diplomatic maneuvers as foreign powers seek to stabilize China during ongoing unrest.
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Chieu
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China
Japan
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Taku
Prince Cling
Ching
Taotad Sheme
Shanghai
Kine Dearie
Prince Ching
Prince Than
Peking News
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Iim
Heners
Unum
Rie Alte
Chinese Open with Artillery at Tien Tsin and Allied Struggles
The report details artillery exchanges between Chinese forces and allied troops near Tien Tsin. Weather and logistical hurdles hinder operations as rains flood transport routes and reduce railway function. High uncertainty and distrust in Chinese intelligence hinder effective relief.
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Tien-vsin
Down
Bettween
Peking
Tiep-Tsin
Shamgial
Lis Kuo Yi
Germans for Bryan No Offset in Money Question
Judge Holtz a German-American leader in Cleveland says he will vote for the Democratic ticket in September. He backs the Kansas City platform against imperialism and militarism, praises its diction, and predicts German voters will largely support Bryan and Stevenson, except German officeholders. He dismisses the claim that trade follows the flag and argues nations trade where best, regardless of affiliation.
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Canada
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Africa Protests Annexation and War News From July 1
In a meeting of Afelkander Wolwn in Cape Town delegates condemned annexation and British policy. Olive Rehreiiter Crouwright criticized English descent and urged relief for oppressed Atvikaulers, warning peace is impossible. Reported battles mention Canadian Lieutenant Young slain, a truce request, and Boer withdrawals near Senekal signaling possible war end in the region.
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Sonl Roberts
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Heilbron
Vantannter
Kupp Vorgen
Bours
Young
Currie
Ube Tai
Senekal
Vicksburg
Bethlehem
Bowser's Foolkiller Heralds Niagara Whirlpool Descent
Chicagoan Peter Nissen known as Bowser, piloting the Foolkiller, rode the Niagara River rapids yesterday before a crowd of about 10,000. The pine craft tumbled through rapids and whirlpools, resurfacing briefly before disappearing after a dramatic plunge. Rescue nets hauled Bowser from the water as he shouted, How’s that for Bowser.
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Ark
Falcon
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Lee Watson
Joe Henry
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Henry Howe
Henry
Varied Order Foresters meet in Milwaukee hotel
The supreme point of the Varied Order of Foresters convenes at the Ile St. Charles hotel in Milwaukee. Amid a flood of headlines a blend of local incidents appears including a Chicago lumber accident, a Port Sheri dal recruitment order, and a curious tax on dogs in Austria.
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Troy
Chicago
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Clark
Colby
Wis
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Pharma Vist
Luus Biocus
Tie Wit Duces
Joseph Witbeler
Port Sheridal
Naples
London
Auinburg
Berks and Dauphin
Madagascar
Walnut Fire Destroys Key Buildings In Town
Fire swept Walnut last night destroying the opera house Dennis West and Co grain elevator bank building Burlington depot and two blocks of stores. Loss estimated from sixty thousand to seventy five thousand dollars. no casualties reported.
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Dennis West & Co
Burlington
Frontier
Ex Cabinet Officer Vilas Charged With Smoke Ordinance Violation
Madison July 20 ex-Senator W F Vilas faces arrest for violating the city smoke ordinance. Complaint alleges sticks of wood from the Vilas estate burned along streets and into stores near the Tuneer block, creating nuisance. City Attorney Alward prosecutes. Howell Vilas vows remediation and coat quality.
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Wis
W.F. Vilas
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Nine Die After Eating Poisonous Mushrooms Near Little Rock
News from July 10 reports a full family of nine dying near Cullco Rock Marion County after dining on suspected poisonous mushrooms. Victims include W J Fink and Mary Lee Pink plus children aged 1 to 16, all taken ill and most dying.
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Cullco Rock
Marion County
W. J. Fink
Mary Lee Pink
John E. Fink
Keakle Fink
Sigel Mink
Yell
Bodies of drowned seamen brought into port
Philadelphia reports the bodies of several drowned seamen, still in oilskins, recovered by the Bird on arrival from Fall River. Many drifted seaward, with no clue to ships, suggesting a breakup on shoals between Shinnecock and Southampton.
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Fall River
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Bodies recovered after yacht Idler disaster at sea
In Rockford a cargo of tragedy unfolds as the three bodies of Mrs. Corrigan Mrs. Charles Rixley and Etta Corrigan are recovered from the squall wreck of the yacht Idler with two more victims still missing. Separately George Schweinfurth proclaimed by followers as the true Messiah renounces faith and says he will depart heaven immediately.
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Charles Rixley
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Fitz to Fight Rahlin at New York Aug 10 purse war
Fitz and Rahlin signed articles for a 26 round contest on August 10 in New York as clubs offer the largest purse. Also reports from St Louis transit strike show resumed action with no major disruption. Baseball scores include Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0 New York 5 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 10 Boston 8 and American League results from Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis and Milwaukee.
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