News From Pekin Dominates Coral Spine Press
Berlin reports from Pekin indicate all legation members are safe, with Cordes noting casualties among guards and damage to legation houses. Dispatches describe ongoing relief efforts, imperial edicts, and mixed overseas reports on foreign ministers’ status amid the Peking crisis.
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Berlin
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Foreign Office
Legation
Cordes
Baron von Kettler
Kettler
Tien Tsim
Mrusestia
Alexter
Data Tiew Taio
Pehiee
Washington
Jaty —Cousat
Chefoo
Germoaniagabiow
Alguer
Eloping Kentucky pair thwarted by father and trains
Nashville July 30 Charles Calder 21 and Ida Marston 18 from Todd county Kentucky attempted marriage after a 200 mile chase. Sheriff and clerk blocked license, they fled to Pinckneyville and Coulterville then returned to end of first plan. Deputy clerk discovered them and they were kept until Ida’s father arrived, ending the match.
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Nashville
Tix
Charles Calder
Ida Marston
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Louisville
Todd County
Pinckneyville
Marston
Buc
Calder
Perry County
St. Louis
Coulterville
Gheim
Springfield
Mls
Lincely
Edward T. Young
First Cavalry
Young
Amuel
Charles Holbert
Denverside
Oscar Holton
Jerry Jakes
Tiolbert
McLeanaborg
Pire
W. C. Ingram
Allen
Broughton
Here
Dying at Lincoln State Institution and funeral in Paris
Atfon a prominent resident at the state institution for feebleminded children in Lincoln died Saturday from dropsy. The funeral was held in Paris yesterday under the auspices of the Masons and Elks, with the deceased a noted member of both lodges. Meanwhile in Georgetown the State Powers trial nears its end as witnesses discuss bribe offers and the Goebel murder case.
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Atfon
State Institution For
Lincoln
Paris
The
Masons and Elks
Powers
Weky
Georgetown
William Goebel
Wharton Golden
John Stamper
Sinclair
Golden
Knox County
Robert Haslock
Gansmith
Goebel
Patel Pro Bulls
Franklin
Frankfort
Middleburg fall and Boer surrender update
A report from Capetown states Gen Prinsloo with 5000 Boers surrendered unconditionally to Gen Hunter. Roberts confirms the dispatch. French occupies Middleburg and Pole-Carew's Guards arrive near Brugspenit. Turner reports heavy fighting at Mielief and Fouriesburg with 100 casualties and 6000 Boers retreating into the passes. Mrs Vanderbuilt buys a bogus diamond for 150 dollars from a swindler.
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Pera
Real Yexburg
Capetown
Prinsloo
Hunter
London
Roberts
Middleburg
Ransvaal
Fouriesburg
Tunner
Mielief
Cornelius Vanderbuilt
King Humbert of Italy Assassinated in Rome
Mona reports July 30 that King Humbert was assassinated, with Angelo and Gaethc Bree named as alleged assailants born in Frato in 1869 and linked to America. Mourning spreads in Rome and London while American condolences from the State Department express sorrow for Italy’s monarch.
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Pekin
London
Jaly
Broderick
Tien Tein
Hwang Sui
Foreign Office
Chaffee
Chefoo
Washington
War Department
Nagasaki
Aod
Taku
Shanghai
Daily Express
Ei Hong Chang
Shan-Tung
Hung Chang
Peking
Chi- Li
EA Muung Chang
Hang Chung
Sheng Mow
Pao Ting Fu
Kwanz Ping Fu
Chi
Sheng
Springfield
L BE
Jelion
Julien
South Diakota
Mona
Angelo
Gaethc Bree
Frato
America
Interson
Haverton
N. J
Brest
Rome
Pantheon
Humbert
Vatican
Milsa
King Humbert
Italy
Department of State
Vittorio Emanuela Romo
William McKinneta
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Pestug Witi Noing
Tong Puh Siang
Chi ‘Li
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Hong Chow
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Yang-tse-Klang
Fergusson
Seng Ju
Shanghaleables
Prince Tuan
Yamen Io
Tokic
Shanchai
Li Ho Keh
State Department
Conger
Tate
Liscum
tea-Tsin
Tien-Txin
Dace
Tiens
May
Fowler
Chefu
Bhanung
Legations
Powler
Hay
United States
McWade
Canton
Tak
Robert Mart
Adda
Shimuzhai
Aml
Taku and
Tien-Tsin
Les Visite Bilin
Havana
Betes G. Rathbone
Posta
Cuba
Francisco Gamba
Gamba
Cael
Joan Boe
Ieesensin
Royal Baking Powder
Carter
Mrs. Calder
OL. Young
Ilinois Central
E. Raitwa
Colon
Peru
Alexander Will- Discuss
Spring Valley
Sheri Spogi
Oak
Alton
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II Bols Central
Anoeae
Waies
Monarch
Emery
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