News from Canton to Peking Amid Foreign Alarm
The dispatches report Hung Chang leaving Canton for Peking and rising alarm among foreigners in southern China. British, French, and American interests fear further violence as legations mobilize and troops move to Shanghai, with mixed news on battles and casualties across multiple fronts.
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Nanking
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Lonedon Tally Mail
Shanghai
Wader
Yesurday
Ciyn-Taln
P. Frits
West Arsenal
Mobilizing Mex to Expel Foreigners Amid Chinese Tensions
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports Prince Taambax mobilizing 60,000 troops into four corps to begin operations in the China Sea region. Northers aim to expel foreigners as tension rises. In Nankin the Chinese forces concentrate, signaling imminent hostilities.
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Ispateh
Taambax
Awor
Pekin Sray
Tirat
Illinois Man Wins Roosevelt Campaign Plans in Milwaukee
Reports from Milwaukee and St Paul detail the National League of Republican Clubs electing officers Isaac N. Hamilton of Illinois as president and H. P. Stine of Kentucky as secretary. Roosevelt spoke at the convention and arrived amid enthusiastic reception. The event included cheers, a carriage entrance, and a late-night address praising the party and Goebel election law debates. The tour continued with Roosevelt departing by train later that night.
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Ryan
Minnesota
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Rad Lee
Battery Volunteers Second Regiment Ready to Serve
Governor Tanner transmits tender from Battery A 1st N G Danville to Washington. Second brigade officers and men approve service. Naval militia led by Commander B H Harrison offers to go to China. Camp Lincoln reports improved conditions after rain.
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Chicago
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Boer Attack Breaks Through Cordon At Pole Carew Position
London dated dispatch reports a Boer assault along the left flank near Pole Carew with 15 killed and 50 wounded, four captured. British losses include seven killed among them Canadian Lieuts. Borden and Marsh, 30 wounded and 21 missing as 1500 Boers with five guns push toward Lindsey, pursued by Hunter and Rundle.
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Freight Train's Wild Dash Injures Several at Lake Mont Park
July 13 Johnstown excursionists board a Pennsylvania train bound for Lake Mont Park when a westbound freight hits the crowd injuring J C Bagley Mrs Wogley and fatally harming their infant. Frank Arbaugh son Frank cannot recover amid chaotic abandonment of quotations. Chicago July 18 Postal and Western Union Telegraph companies plan to drop board of trade quotes after July 31 following failed talks with the board over terms and Western Union becket shop issues. Nig Fight in Madison Square Garden New York July 14 Twentieth Century Athletic Club bid for Fitzimmons Rubright at MSG was accepted yesterday.
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