Taken: New Hope for Ministers Amid Teh Turmoil
Cablegrams report foreign ministers safe under protection as the relief of Nanking proceeds. Allies capture forts and cities while casualties surge. Russian and Japanese losses reflected, with Americans and marines heavily engaged. Chinese minister confirms safety of envoys. Wu appears ready to depart.
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Tae
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Lients
Naylor
Hammond
Waldron
Allie
Daly
Hay
Li Hong Chang Viceroy Dispatch From Canton Causes Alarm
Washington dispatches report Li Hong Chang named viceroy of Canton and ordered to report there, sparking fears of unrest in Canton as French gunboats reach Canton. Separate reports describe Boxers attacking Catholic missions and U S government debate over China policy during a tense July in Washington.
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Cholera toll and rains report from India famine districts
The Bombay governor reports 9 028 cholera cases in famine districts for the week, with fatalities. native states tally 9 528 cases and 5 802 deaths. Relief works deaths total 870. Rain improves some regions. drought persists in Punjab. relief demand rises in Gujarat and neighboring areas.
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Bryan plans lengthy Indianapolis acceptance speech
Lincoln Nebraska July 17 Hon W J Bryan works on a long prepared speech for his Indianapolis acceptance after notification by Kansas City convention. He will address imperialism Cuba Philippines and trusts, set clear stances including independence for the Philippines and freeing Cuba from U S bonds.
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George Day=ing
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McGovern Defeats Erne in Third Round at Madison Square Garden
In front of 14 000 fans in New York on July 17 Terry McGovern of Brooklyn defeated Frank Erne of Buffalo to claim the lightweight world title. The bout featured relentless bulldog rushes and brutal body and head attacks, Erne knocked down in the 61st round but recovered before finally succumbing as Erne’s seconds threw in the sponge.
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Erne
Bel
Gerce
Mear
Terry
Alee
Reas
Terry Coadd Sred
Spenar
Twenty-One at Paria Parte July 17 Parade Exposition
Twenty-One events linked to the Paria exposition were decided in the last three days amid uncertain completion. The United Surman organization appears involved in coordinating the events and timetable changes.
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Twenky
Paria
Parte
Hee
United Sunreran
Damaging Evidence in Powers Case Stirs Kentucky Trials
Finley Anderson testified Caleb Powers warned a Mountain Eers crowd aimed at Frankfort to intimidate the legislature and, if needed, kill enough Democrats to ensure a Republican majority. Powers allegedly said Goebel would never live to be governor and he would kill him if no one else would. Also notes the death of Henry J. Stout, influential Northwest lumberman.
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Powers
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Frankfort
Goetat
Goebel
Roosevelt Addresses Republican Gathering At St Paul
At St Paul on July 17 the National League of Republican Clubs opened with Gov Roosevelt and Sen Nelson speaking. A resolution endorsed McKinley and Roosevelt’s administration. Also notes Kraenzlein’s announced retirement from athletics after the 200 metres hurdles.
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St. Paul
National League of Republican Clubs
Presdent Stone
Gov. Roosevelt
Nelson
Stone
McKinley
Roosevelt
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