Foreign ministers safe as Chinese crisis unfolds
Washington reports the emperor seeks U S help to restore order in China. President Hay’s note demands public assurances on ministers alive and safe, with immediate contact to their governments and protection for all foreigners as the relief expedition moves forward.
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Sheng
Shanghai
Pekin
Excort
Siso
Washington
Emperor of Ching
Ching
Hay
Peking
United States
China
State Department
Hay Sunday
Canton
Goodnow
Europe
Goebel murder trial hearing reveals plot to kill Goebel
Georgetown Kentucky July 24 sensational testimony in the Goebel murder trial identifies a planned assassination. Lieut. John Ricketts testified the plot involved funds and 10 to 12 conspirators with Youtsey promising money and detailing an attack at the executive building. Wade Watts added damaging testimony as defense seeks a new trial amid clashes between ex Gov John Young Brown and the judge.
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Georgetown
Goebel
Trisl
John Ricketts
Barbourville
Ricketts
Wade H. Watts
John Young Brown
Powers
Lieut
Barbourville Militia Company
John Powers
Frankfort
Legislative Building
Youtsey
Executive Building
Executive
Adjt
Murray
Fsylor
Collier
Theas
John
Caleb Powers
Gen
Hows
Capt. Hows
Gibson
D. W. Gray
Gen. Collier
Taylor
Frankfort Wiesp
Finley
Wade Watts
Adjutant General
Shooting Green Garden
Lieut. Rickett
Assassination Day Moments Reported In Capitol Building
Witnesses describe a plan of Democratic rise met by gunfire in the executive building basement. Henry Youtsey is seen fleeing the secretary of state's area with a concealing gesture as shots echo from that direction.
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Executive Building
Henry Youtsey
Secretary of State
Youtsey
Aoe
No Discrimination, Says Jap in Plague Dispute
Denver July 24 Governor Thomas received a brief note from Secretary of State Hay, closing a letter from Japan’s charge d affaires Mabeshima. Japan demands the Colorado board of health raise quarantine on Japanese subjects over bubonic plague and asserts that Japanese should not be discriminated against. The dispatch notes Japan’s stance against Chinese exclusion.
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Washington
J.T. Cantwell
Yukon River
St. Michaels
Alaska
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Nowe
St. Michaele
Cape Nome
Cantwell
Nome
Champaign
Miss
Thal Academy
Budapest
D. Elsner
Mike de
Fie
Japan
Two Officers Dead and One Wounded in New Orleans Shootout
In New Orleans on July 24 police Captain Day and Officer Lamb were killed, and Officer Mora wounded after officers tried to arrest Leonard Pierce and Robert Charles, two Black men. The encounter drew twenty thousand people to the scene as the shooting sparked a major public uproar.
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Kumasi
London
WH. Corks
Ashanti
Kumasci
Goll
Willeneks
Rachie
Wis
Chicago
Merfeetion
Simdny
Fant
New Orleans
Captain Day
Policeman Lamb
Mora
Leonard Pierce
Robert Charles
Yellow Fever in the Army Confirmed in Cuba
Washington July 24 A dispatch to the war department from Havana reports Gen Lee has obtained information proving yellow fever exists in the 1st infantry at Pinar del Rio. Five suspected cases are among soldiers stationed at Juanajay.
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Cubs
Washington
War Department
Havans
Lee
1St Infantry
Pinar del Rio
Juanajay
Deutsch land makes maiden voyage record from New York to Plymouth
The Hamburg America line steamer Deutschland arrived in Plymouth from New York on her maiden eastward trip, completing a record voyage of 5 days 11 hours 6 minutes. Also noted are Hay's arrival in Cleveland for a funeral and upcoming Canton conference with McKinley, plus varied reports from Capetown, Illinois landslides, a crossing accident in Mattoon, and other dispatches across North America and Europe.
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Hammer
London
Deutschland
Plymouth
New York
Hay
Cleveland
Washington
Amasa Stone
Canton
MclKinley
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Chaffee
6Th Caalry
Gasak
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Pe Ing
Tamng- Weyumen
Grrneval Yue Lu
Uspaneth
Sparta
Mary
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Then-Tsin
Gooduew
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Yeatentay
Conger
Asth
Lave Cole
Cabeul
Goodnow Lastern
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Yuun
Yuan Shu Kai
Shantens Ur Bas
Malate
Wuan
Fred Grant
Ge Chine
Frederick D. Grant
Thos. FT. Barry Lave Len
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Thia City
Savannah
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Mattoon
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Thomas Bart
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