China Turmoil Grows as Powers Move to Pekin
London reports confirm a wide international effort to safeguard foreign nationals and interests in Pekin as Boxers threaten stability. British forces under Admiral Seymour push toward Tien Tein, with ships and troops arriving from several powers to reinforce the legations and protect civilians.
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Missouri murderer hanged in Liberty courtyard
Ernest Rut Clevenger was executed by hanging at 4 this morning in the county courtyard for the murder of George Allen and Della Clevenger near Missouri City. The case, tied to a 97 incident, reflects a brutal crime in Missouri.
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Dewey Declines Vice Presidential Nomination
Washington June 15 Dewey said he would not accept the nomination for vice president if tendered. The statement was made during a day of political maneuvering as officials clarified his position.
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National Committee debates Tennessee delegation at Brownlow contest
The Republican National Committee meets in Philadelphia on June 15 to decide whether to support Brownlow in the Tennessee delegation dispute. The contest centers on the delegation-at-large from Tennessee.
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National Republican convention prep in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reporters describe the city’s preparations for the GOP gathering, noting hotel lobbies, badges, and decorations as delegates arrive. Tensions show in Louisiana seating battles and discussions over hotel rates, with leaders from several states arriving to organize arrangements.
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Woman commits self after love money tale in Chicago
Chicago coroner inquiry reveals Mrs Nels Salstrom killed herself after learning her husband paid Hilma Sunberg for supposed loyalty. Hilma testified Salstrom neared him clandestinely, and the wife paid $4 of a promised $40. Salstrom disappeared, was traced, and then released by police. The tale spans Mendota Illinois to Holland Michigan with the husband later seen at East Chicago Avenue station. The report notes her poverty and fear of losing her husband.
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Strike Settle By Arbitration And Negotiations In St Louis
The local union of street railway workers in St. Louis voted to submit reinstatement to arbitration and authorized its executive committee to negotiate a final settlement with the Transit company. Negotiations were reopened to end the strike, with a proposal approved by the grievance and executive committees awaiting union member approval before presenting to transit officials for action.
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Tarlac Leader Surrenders to Col Liscom
Washington June 13 Gen MacArthur informs the war department that Manila June 15 Gen Macabalos with eight officers and 124 men surrendered to Col Liscom of the Uth infantry at Tarlac this morning. Macabalos is the most important and last insurgent leader in Tarlac.
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