MORE BOATS FOR KEMPFF AND TIENTSIN FIGHTING
Reports from Washington and London describe intensified actions in China with Admiral Kempff seeking immediate support from the Helena and marines as 500 Russian troops prepare to land near Tien Tsin. Dispatches note 4,000 Boxers surrounding 1,500 Chinese troops, ongoing clashes, and calls for decisive Russo English action to protect Americans and pressure a joint response.
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Washington
Admiral Kenney
Navy Department
Nashville
Cavite
Taku
Helena
Shanghai
Admiral Kempf
Tien Tsin
Sth
Fong Chow
Gen
Nieh
Seopai
Navy
State Departments
Admiral Kempff
Tien-Tsin
Conger
Tor
Peking
Hay
Tien‘Tein
Lofa
Yong-Tsun
Sam
London
the Times
United States
Far East
England
Russige
The
Times
Russia
the Spectator
Bert
Carl Grant
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Mine Gas Explosion Overshadows Near Glenister
Two hundred miners trapped at mine No 2 near Glenister O were rescued by nightfall after a gas explosion at 7 am. Three men Evan Joseph John McClelland and Aaron Swanson died. Fire and afterdamp hindered rescue. later explosions damaged air fans and the shaft remained sealed. Mine owned by W P Read Chicago. shaft 125 feet deep.
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Glenister
Evan Joseph
John McClelland
Aaron Swanson
William Wilams
Joseph
Gropin
McClellan
Swanson
W. P. Read
Chicago
Bishop Whipple Declines Coadjutor Request
St Paul June 9 Bishop Whipple tells diocesan council he will not seek a coadjutor to succeed the late Bishop Gilbert health has improved since he first asked for aid fourteen years ago he notes the diocese growth and recalls his Porto Rico visit urging a meeting for a bishop there also Colorado Democratic Convention Denver June 9 delegates chosen to national convention with Bryan platform support and spa instructions.
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St. Paul
Whipple
Gilbert
Duluth
Porto Rico
Colorado
Denver
Charles S. Thomas
T. J. Malopey
A. T. Gunnell
Colorado Springs
Charles Benkle
Pueblo
Spas
Bryan
Chicago
Noted Illinois trials end in not guilty verdict
Springfield June 9 The Sangamon circuit court freed Miss Ella Lee on murder charges after a five hour jury deliberation. Lee had been jailed since 1886 for allegedly killing her infant and dumping the body in a well. The defense asserted her confession was coerced while she claimed the child was cared for by the father Frank Henderson and that she never learned of its fate.
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Springfield
Sangamon
Ella Lee
Miss Lee
Chicago
Clara Dela
Jacob Thien
Chicago Tailoring and Merchandise Supply Company
Dearborn Street
J. Neinberger
Board of Trade
Byron
Ills
Carver
Brayton
Reese
O'Malley
Doyle
Union Street
Gorman
Byron Record Office
Wagner
Second Street
Anderson Arrested in Kuhn Embezzlement Case
Chicago June 9 arrest of John Anderson former Kuhn Brothers employee on charges of conspiracy and forgery in a case involving Adolph A. Kuhn junior partner who disappeared two months ago with an alleged shortage between 700000 and 1000000. Anderson admits guilt but says Kuhn induced the work. No trace of Kuhn found.
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Chicago
Adolph A. Kuhn
Kuhn Brothers
John Anderson
Kuhn
Anderson
Ambushed Scout Wounds Captain as Two Privates Die
A detachment of the 45th infantry scouting near Daet Camarines Del Norte was ambushed on the 29th. Captain Albert Sternhauser was wounded, two privates killed and eight wounded. one is missing. The insurgent loss was heavy.
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Manila
45Th Infantry
Daet
Camarines del Norte
Albert Sternhauser
Explosion kills three at Reed's saw mill near Fife Lake
A boiler exploded at Reed's saw mill near Fife Lake Traverse City on June 9 killing A. J. Cole M. Smith and an unidentified man and injuring ten others. The mill was left a complete wreck.
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Traverse City
Mich
Reed
Fife Lake
A. J. Cole
M. Smith
Mrs Gladstone Sinking Bulletin From Hawarden Castle
London reports a bulletin from Hawarden Castle stating Mrs Gladstone grew worse yesterday evening is now unconscious and rapidly sinking. The statement notes deterioration and critical condition as of this afternoon.
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Hawarden Castle
London
Gladstone
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Tien ‘Tien
China
Geo. F. Barker
University of Penn
Alonzo Clark
W. G. Tucker
New York
S. W. Johnson
Yale College
Roy
Toc Willtam
Ohio
Fas
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Anamosa
Jeff Harrison
Liberty
McKinley
Harrison
Anamosa Penitentiary
United States Court For
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Jim Brown
New Orleans
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Henry Askew
Ed Russ
Mississippi City
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Harrison County
Mathew G. Morton
Winona
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Junction
Walter Dyer
Club
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Reichstag
Fischer
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Trust
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Oscar
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Sweden
Paris
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St. Louis
Joseph Alfred
Southern Electric Line
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Sheridan
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Austin
Tex
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Babe
Adam Davison
Melrose Park
Roy West
Charles Scharff
Justice Davison
Davison
National Guard
Springgfield
George J. Tronjo
Pomtea Nattation
Emira Infantry
Ben Eick
Sixth Infantry
Montgomery
Southern Ilinois Press
Carbondale
Southern Illinois Press Association
Normal University
Illinois Baptist Education Society
Alton
T. Brownson
Belleville
S. H. Bowyer
Decatur
M. W. Twing
L. A. Abbott
Fanner
Tanner
Supreme Court
Southern Division
Illinois
W. O. Chance
Mt. Vernon
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Anderson IS Arrested
Sternhauser
Mrs. Gladstone
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