U S Troops for Far East Increases Reported
A San Francisco dated dispatch notes preparations for about 10 000 U S troops to reach the Far East within a fortnight amid ongoing China operations. A Shanghai telegram says foreign ministers and families at Pekin remain safe though danger persists. Brigadier General A R Chaffee’s promotion to major general is recorded, with lines on war tensions across Amur territory and the broader China situation.
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Battle and Siege Report From Bhanghat Action
Allied forces including 7 000 troops assaulted the native city walls at 2 pm continuing through the day. 215 killed or wounded, including several officers. Col E H Liscow killed and Majors Lew Reagan Nove, Brewster, Bookmiller, and Lt Naylor among the wounded. US Marines suffered 40 casualties, with Capt Davis killed. Ali ali forces retreated at dusk under waterlogged trenches amid water and food shortages. Foreign contingents and imperial powers tense as China prepares for broader conflict. Germany and Russia viewed cautiously. Western reports of Chinese mobilization and Boxer Proclamation rumors surface. Strike in Rotterdam grows, over 12 000 workers involved.
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A DIABOLICAL PLOT Follows Goebel Murder Trial Revelations
Georgetown Ky July 19 The Goebel murder trial resumes amid sensational disclosures. Witness William H Culton testifies to a plot to kill Governor Goebel with Henry Youtsey detailing a plan to shoot from the secretary of state's office. Gov Taylor is accused of funding mountain men to Frankfort. Additional testimony links Powers Finley and others to arming and transporting men to intimidate the legislature.
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Goebel Case Witness Testimony Emerges in Conspiracy Trial
W W Culton, under eratement as an accessory, testified as star witness for the prosecution in the Goebel assassination case. Defense objected citing conspiracy rules, but Culton was allowed to recount Youtsey’s claim of finding a way to kill Goebel and the subsequent abandonment of the plan. Governor Taylor and Powers figures appeared in related statements.
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Officers Missed Governor Offer in Illinois China Service
A Chicago report recounts E Hull of Pearts proposing to arm the Illinois Sons of Veterans regiment for service in China. Governor Tanner welcomes Illinois offers, while Colonel James E Stuart's Second Regiment offer to the US for China is noted but not acted upon due to delivery issues.
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Neeley Not Yet Moved in Cuban Postoffice Fraud Case
Judge LaCombe decides that indictments alone cannot sustain Neeley extradition. More testimony will be heard when the case returns on July 23. Also notes W R Rockhill appointed to investigate China and a reciprocal agreement with Italy approved by the president. Eleven heat deaths reported in New York as a heat wave eases. Swedish Singers festival opens in Rockford. Bank of England discount rate raised from 3 to 4 percent.
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