Mystery Deepens With New Message From Consul
Washington reports a delayed cable from Consul McWade at Canton stating foreign envoys in Pekin alive and well on July 2 as tensions rise. Dispatches describe ongoing attacks on the legations, Allied forces at Taku, and calls for relief amid looming assaults on foreigners.
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Yivex
Pekin
Washington
Gen. Chaffee
Nagasaki
Taku
Yokohama
Seoul
Chewtpo
An Tong
Yalu River
Jiju
China
Peking
Kwang Yi
Kwang Hsu
Cina
United States
McKintey
Imperial Authorities
Retief
Kwang Asa
Othen
Ontna
DICK VISITS M KINLEY BRYAN CONFERS WITH A POPULIST
Canton Ohio July 25 Chairman Dick of the Ohio state Republican committee is in town to discuss campaign plans with the president. A prior hourlong talk touched on campaign matters with no announcements. Ohio officials may visit Saturday if the president is available, otherwise he may be in Washington for Chinese affairs.
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Navy Department
Chetoo
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United States
Paris
M_ Nekassi
Freech Comenl
Shuuetal
State Department
China
Wmibg
London
William Pritchard Morgan
Merthyr
Foreign Office
Morgan
Associated Press
Li Ming Chang
Germany
Ching
Berlin
Count von Buelow
Peking
Iegister
Canton
Ohio State Republican Committee
Ohio
Wight
Tieyan
Lincoln
Neb
J. A. Edgerton
Denver
National Committee
Ryan
Edgerton
Democrat
Indianapolis
Bryan
Stevenson
Jones
Tomlinson Hall
Military Park
Notification Committee
Kentucky
Georgetown
Commonwealth
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Goabel
Powers’ Office
Frankfort
Adjt
Murray
Ella Smith
Barbourville
John L. Powers
Wasion Among Free Dissenters in Third Party Row
A letter from George Houtwell, president of the National League of Anti Imperialists, claims no knowledge of a fusion with the Gold Democrats. He states opposition to any Anti imperialist League member joining the third party and notes a lack of discussion at the recent Plaza Hotel meeting.
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New York
John Jay Chapman
Thomas M. Os- Dura
Auburn
Everitt BL Adhott
New York City
William H. Riley
Albany
N. Y
Isaac H. Klein
Commtee
Alfred 8. Robinson
John T. Frenzel
National
Gold Democrats
Thomas M. Osburn
Everitt B. Abbott
Old Party
Lodianspolis
Indianapolis
Thind
Bisi
Fae
Disastrous explosion hits Windsor Celluloid Collar plant
Chicago reports a fourth floor blast at Windsor Celluloid Collar Company causing flames and casualties. Dead include Mrs Ellen McLaughlin and two unknown girls. Grace Peterson and an unknown man injured. Wilco Ritter fatally injured. two unknown women cut by glass. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars.
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Chemical Department
Windsor Celluloid Collar Company
Ellen McLaughlin
Grace Peterson
Wilco Ritter
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