Boxer disturbances deepen in port cities and Tein tsin naval actions
Washington reports naval moves from Shanghai to Chefoo as Boxers threaten Tein Tsin and Pekin. American missionary murder acknowledged as violence spreads near Tsung Hua. Marines engage Boxers near Box vee and villages, with heavy casualties among Boxers and several wounded Europesne.
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Washington
Conger
Pekin
State Department
Puan
Tsung Li Yamen
New York
Newa
Blas G. Terry
Methodial Episcopal Missionary Society
Tsung Hua
Teong Him
Great Wall
Ohio Democrats Indorse Bryan At State Convention
The Democratic state convention in Columbus on June 13 reaffirmed the Chicago platform, condemned the Porto Rican tariff bill and the trusts, and favored the removal of duties from imports monopolized by trusts. Delegates were instructed to support Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Flor Princtotes
Indorse
Bryan
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Detroit
State Central
Court of Appeals Rules Democrats In State Offices In Kentucky
The court of appeals sustains part of Attorney General Breckenridge’s motion in minor state contests, holding the Democratic state in control of offices and buildings immediately. Frankfort June 13. The ruling confirms the party’s possession of key government properties pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Breckenridge
Bryan in Chicago on visit before Wis trip
W. J. Bryan and his wife and children arrived in Chicago today and plan to depart tonight for Minocqua Wisconsin to stay at the summer home of Co. M. J. Wetmore of St. Louis. Bryan will be their guest during the stay.
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Canali
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Minocqua
Wis
Co. M.©. Wetmore
St. Louis
Wise
Philadelphia
Philadelphie
Brook‘lyte
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Bosto Pittshore
Boston
Newark Wierry New York
Milwscken
Indianapotls
Wilwaukee G
Minneapolis
Tuftaty
Kansas City
Cleveland
Kynans City
Af Bieare
Detroit
Pellmtaa Reins
Sk Witiens Jere
Aren Tore
Tage Oventing
Wisconsin
Mina
Lndiane
Hank
Lilli
Lidiatis
Mercer
Syfu
Old Tim
Anur Lal
Mont Clemens
Mich
R. Wolf
Milwaukee
St. Joseph’s Sanitarium
Beveridgesvilli
N.Y
Beveridge
Indiana Or
Sunterglum
Wisconsin Democracy Names Delegates at Kansas City Convention
Milwaukee June 1 The Wisconsin Democracy selects twenty district delegates and alternates for the national convention at Ratunas ity after a multi session state convention. The list includes Rose Milwaukee Plemoe Oshkosh Geare W. Bigl Mastiseny Bl. Pliwer Watisanis T Hood and Louis G. Bolymites Keboshas 1 1. Menry Plattevill e. The platform favors direct election of senators and calls for internal reforms. The convention opened with remarks by James U McGian and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Milwanker
Die
Rose
Milwaukee
F. Plemoe
George K. Iilran
Geare W. Bigl
Mastiseny
Pliwer
Watisanis
T. Hood
Tae Crosse
Louis G
Menry
Platteville
Corthier Doboga
Katines
Fermi
Tive
Bitwant Wall
In Committee En Resotunias
James U McGian
Plath
Sox
West Point and national events loom in disrupted era
A garbled outline hints at West Point figures and a broad sweep of 1920s politics. It mentions the Upia Totaynpehers association in Atlanta, a senator from New York, a New York newspaper strike, and a railway foreclosure in Huntington Indiana. The fragment references speakers, editors, and a Chicago traction receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generi
Otie Lear
West Point Wattet
Upia Totaynpehers’ Association
Atlanta
New York
Invinence McGovern
Terry Metioyern
Tommy White
Tommy Ava
Attacks on Unions Stir Debates on Labor Peril
Washington January 19 Henry F P Devens of New York assistant secretary of the Metal Trades Association testified before the Industrial Commission praising arbitration in the Chicago settlement with the International Machinists but warned state boards lack needed information for fair arbitration. Wary of labor unions, S C Thompson, southern convention secretary, denounced unions as a threat to government and social order arguing unions push for broad strikes to redress class grievances and erode individual rights. He condemned unions as socialist and anti citizenship educators, claiming they fuel class conflict and weaken law and order.
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Washington
Jane
Henry FP. Devens
New York
Metal Trades Associaion
Industrial Commission
Chivago
International Machinists
Tata Board
Wien Tataework
X. J. Whommen
Lnareville
Ali
Wald ‘Thompson
Thompson
Amos Thor Hmiens
Eine
Ulan
Germans Deep Ties in Brazil Reported by Consulate
A dispatch from No enelos May 1 cites German interests in Brazil with large capital across Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul. It notes German communities in Paraguay and Bolivia’s use of German officers for military restructuring, plus a circus tent collapse in Fury street causing injuries. Also lists baseball scores from Philadelphia to Chicago and reports Bryan heading to Chicago.
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Enelos
Rupert
America
Coloubin
Enitine
Tio Janeiro
Sao Panto
Rio Grande Do Bub
Bettieroragams
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gerpian
African War column reports disaster near Accra and stalled relief
A column from Accra details a disaster near Drak and heavy casualties after a two day march north. News from Kumassie is sparse, colonial defenses at Accra remain the coast’s only protection, and officials fear the force is inadequate while labor enforcement may be delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelleve Hodge
Accra
Gold Coast
Carter
Wilkinson
Drak
Brak
Willcock
Prabsa
Kumassie
Covernor
THREE DEAD IN BROOKLYN FIRE AT WEIDMAN COOP
Three men died and three more are missing after a fire at the Paul Weidman cooperative establishment on Eleventh Street and Wythe Williamsburg Brooklyn. The blaze started about 6 PM on the ground floor and spread rapidly via a chute to upper floors, trapping many workers. Firefighters battled through the four story building as hundreds of employees fled or hid, with dramatic evacuations from windows and stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbreus Beatet
Chirges
Jane UoeThe
Atreet
New York
Paul Weidman
Eleventh Street
Wythe Williamsburs
Hrooklyn
Sampson and Schley Prize Money Awarded by Court of Claims
The U S Court of Claims ruled that Sampson was commander in chief and Schley the division commander under him in the Santiago campaign. It found the Spanish squadron inferior and granted a bounty of 100 per officer and man under Cervera. Total bounty amounts to 166700 with Sampson receiving 5335 and Schley about 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Court of Claims
Sampson
Santiago
Sehley
Cervera
Visions and alarms across distant scenes
A杂 mixed scroll reports urban rumors of Indian uprisings and visions dismissed as hoaxes amid political and boxing news. Dispatches note figures like Captain Mercer quelling delusions, Republican leaders debating vice presidential candidates, and a Chicago boxing draw between Benny Yanger and George Dixon alongside various medical and civic updates.
French Jealous of U S Over Machinery Exhibit
Fragmentary OCR text indicates tension over a locomotive manufactured in America for the state and the governor’s push to buy American machinery. Mentions M. Mhorpe Baudlu and public works officials displeased with the move, reflecting cross country industrial politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin~erates
America
Wulpister of Public Works
M. Mhorpe Baudlu
Vycowess
Big Battle Uncertain Outcomes In South African War
London reports June 13 describe Roberts and Botha in a major clash where British gains were limited and Boer resistance persisted. Parallel dispatches claim Methuen and Kitchener win a victory restoring Roberts line of communication, with Boer forces scattered and rail links being repaired. continued fighting referenced on third page.
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London
Roberts
Botha
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Kitchener
Stethuen
Methuen
Dewet
Buller
Joubert
Volksrust
Laing
Nek
Majuba
Clery
Tugogo
Fe Roberts
Landon
Tate
Lord Roberts
Relvers Buller
BR i
Moemfontein
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China
Solace
Mgj
Walker Ding
Admiral Kemp
Navy Department
Yorktown
Shanghai
Chefoo
United States
Shatung Peninsula
Hong Kong
Tien Tsin
Deng
Nifu
Ee Vieltodt
Wureliipis
Geba
Maries
Eve Tal Taliison
Box Vee
Bini
Tod
THE
Ohio Democrats
Wisconsin Democracy
Auaneia Lela
Omer
Sara Chula
Rund Mall
Brownewonty
Stade Haker
Hemy
Teiace
Gaaregniet
Mukehdles
Ial
Etnias Gedrute Huth
Sprugnell
Stance Etreak
Julie Mien
Henderson
Tebagoe
Jane U
Chicago Fraction Company
Trombie
Caiazo Electric Traction
Hanis
Maristian , Trust Company
John Kean
New Jersey
Frend
Otgenburg
Jane Like Graed
Duke
Brazil
Yerse
Paere
Theo
Dune
Ansit Pomuny Rahias
Grason
Th Police Department
Comtarus
Nrs
Teific
Trix
Samuel Goupers
Sime
Springfield
Wellate Court
Treasurer County
Mingis
Dee Mithorliy
Urce Bartling
Eliy Court
Liteltielt
Frederick Vinlis
Aphassaloe
Wisconsin Central Way
Vegue
Bath
Dallas
Tex
Livingstonia
Polkehunty
Bruon
Touglas Hinson
Heath
Tansie
Meilen
Fayene Xhaw & Co
Sooo
Aesurance
Stephens Car Works
Elizabeth N. J
Atussin
Naval Board
Santiago Sea
Schley
M. Dausette
Lille
Department of the North
Chamber of Deputies
Freuel
White House
Indiana
Iviianapolis
Blu
Thoz
Yanger
Dixon Bight
George Dixon
Benny Yanger
Tipton
Tattersalls
Dixon
Dewey
Manila Bay
Union
D.C. Larne
Walker Janes
England
Transvaal
Roberts and
Majuba Bill
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