Tien Tsin In Ruins Amid Heavy Fighting And Death
Reports from New York and London detail Tien Tsin under bombardment with hundreds dead as Chinese forces clash with attackers near Taku. Foreign ministers and residents seek safety while naval actions and allied troops move to relieve or defend positions. The turmoil spreads to Shanghai and Pekin with concerns over foreign protection and possible foreign troop landings.
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New Yor
Cuetooupateh
Tien Tein
Weil
Tako
Fei Tai Ho
Ras
Parin
Shanghai
Pekin
London
Admiralty
Brice
Taku
Ekin
Tien ‘Vela
Death at His Harvest Disaster in the South
A Southern railway wreck near Atlanta Ga. on Saturday night killed thirty five people and destroyed a Pullman car. The crash caused a fire with many victims and dozens more injured. Names of identified dead include several Atlanta officials and railroad workers. the final death toll later reported as forty one with three bodies recovered and ninety carriages removed.
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Atlaura
Southern Railway
Tin Cutie Travlm
William A. Barclay
J. E. Wood
Dl Slumicutt
Atlanta
JT. Sullivan
W. W. Kennett
Ceremaster
T. J. Mad. Hox
W. J. Bate
W. J. Pat H.R. Cresswan
Pullman
George W. Flournoy
Atha
D. Mightower
Jn W
Elder Henson
Florida
Nashville
Stockbridge
H. Rhode
Beantley
White
Shereen
W. Lawrences
Ed Byrd
Eslored
Iremnan
Robert Speaver
South Jere
MacDonough
Train Crash at Depere Leaves Several Dead and Injured
A freight passenger collision on the Chicago and Northwestern line at Depere Wisconsin near Green Bay killed seven people and wounded others. The freight crew failed to yield right of way to the passenger train bound for Green Bay for the annual saenger festival prompting the fatal crash. Names of the deceased and injured include Edward Kissk and Lorenzo Plank among others, with victims transported to Green Bay hospital. The second item notes a Champion Michigan mine explosion killing four men Noah Lark John Floyd Herman Lama Otto Parkala and one survivor. A separate report mentions Butte actor Goodwin overdosed on morphine and recovered somewhat assisting his crew to return to the stage.
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Wagner Lez Brokwu
Batt
Ives
Charles Stewnn
Tae
Rehmits
Necuah
Toseyl Landesuin
Ewid du
Kabedern
H. Diya
Ated Hernan
Fond du Lar
Bert Toest
Green Tay
Green Bay
TOTO
Depere
Silng
Devere
Wit
Jone
Champion
Mich
John Floyd
Shift Lane
Noah Lark
Skip Tender
Herman Lama
Otto Parkala
Iingers
Howe
Funk's Novel Defense Story of Murder Mirrored
A fragmented report ties a murder plot to Mark Twain and mentions William Th Trooks and Brooky, with an ax assault and a funeral. It recounts a tangled claim about a supposed mimicked crime connected to Twain and a widow, alongside unrelated Chicago climate notes and a banker Jay Cooke under attack.
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Tela
Mark Twain
Washington
Funk
William
Brooky
Brooks
Willianie
Martha
Ana
State Democracy to Open Illinois Convention Tomorrow
Springfield June 25 The Democratic state convention of Illinois meets in the House of Representatives hall at noon with 1 204 delegates including 395 from Cook county. Dr Walter Watson will call the gathering to order and temporary officers headed by Elmore W Hurst will be installed. Contests for governor dominate the scene with Cook county backing Adam Ortseifen while other candidates are pushed by Alschuler Orendorf Ladd Worthington Boggs and Mayor Carter I Harrison is also mentioned. The convention is expected to finish in one day.
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Springfield
Illinois
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Cook County
Walter Watson
Mount Vernon
State Central Committee
Elmore W. Hurst
Rock Island
John M. Rapp
Fsirteta
C. M. Golden
Minonk
Marshall Daniels
McLeansboro
Lincoln
William J. Roach
Chicago
John A. Logan
Sigin
St.Nicholas
State House
Adam Ortseifen
Knox County
Craig
Gicla
Saltstorm
Injunction Granted Against Street Railway Workers
Judge Adams in St Louis issued a temporary injunction restraining Mabon and all members of the local Amalgamated Association Street Railway Employes from interfering with the operation of mail cars on Transit Company lines.
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St. Louis
Adams
United States District Court
Mabon
Amalgamated Association Street Railway
Martin J Russell Dead Chicago Chronicle Proprietor Dies
Martin J Russell, proprietor and editor of the Chicago Chronicle, died last night at Mackinac Island from a complication of diseases. Brig Gen Joseph Whiter assumed command of the Department of the Lakes, relieving Gen Wade who returns to St Paul.
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Chicago Chronicle
Mackinac
Chicago
Martin J. Russel
The
Mackinac Island
Wheeler
Jane
Joseph Whiter
Department of the Lakes
Gen. Wade
St. Paul
Murdered in Pursuit and Robberies Across States
Wichita dispatch reports Sheriff Neal Morrison wounded and two deputies killed near Cloud Chief Oklahoma as they chased jailbreakers George Casey and McKee from Arapahoe. Granite Texas cattle inspector Gilmore and others killed during a card game dispute. New Orleans notes William Robinson, newly released from a mental hospital, killed William Stossel and wounded a policeman as a crowd pursued him.
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Wichita
Kas
Neal Morrison
Cloud Chief
Okla
George Casey
McKee
Arapahoe
Granite
Greer County
Gilmore
Bill Anderson
Gimore
New Orleans
William 11 Robinson
William Stossel
Whittaker
Robinson
Clements Fights Boer Near Wynberg Drives Enemy North
London reports 11 men engaged near Wynberg with the Boers and drove them north of Sand Spruit with no casualties. South Africa updates note a rebellion extinguished in North Cape Colony while Orange River Colony troubles persist from De Wet. Mrs Steitz and family travel via steamship after Dutch consul buys passage due to funds shortages.
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London
Roberts
Pretoria
Clements
Wynberg
South Africa
Warren
North Cape Colony
Orange River Colony
de Wet
Lourenzo M
Kruger
Lowe
Pres
Steitz
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Tien Tsin
Rom Taku
Navy
de Perbneul
Minikat Ieinpth
Chetoo
Saya
Aubuscade
Waller
Loretto
Artairus
Momey
Tan
Kempft
Noryag Pn
Wink Serretry
Kemes
Manut
Ais Gemored
Enna Vriakiyn
Vie Ervetzy
Crownlo
Peking
Liu Thin
Fang
Wu Characterizus
Tiva Fane
Tad Geereea
China
Lalo
Cotna
Meir
le Stalin
Aire
Soren
Ai Bertie
Stuartan
Abe Fenton Eittieer
Sunny Aieas
Yona Shi Kai
Shan
Coos Philadelphis
Maliant Sons
Tire
Turmey
Brovlyn
Concer Vertin
Haren Ketiler
Pekins
Conger
Irou
York
Dennis Perkins & Co
Anyoupoint Op Cotton Exchange
Sorall
Kellan
Kilind
Toy
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern
Emily
Hwine
Ub Wi
Annette
Saengertest
Edward Kiskie
Laeragetsr
Lawrence Viank
Charles Miersehali
Max Roreter
Gee
Toyd
Eyre Adan Welw
Pond du Tae
Elwin Konki
Lorenzo Plank
Adam Webber
Fond du Lee
Charles Mierswa
Max Korseber
Oshkosh
George Lloyd
Hacron
Maecker
Albion
Goodwin
St Paul
Minn
Butte
Mont
Pioneer Press
Sat Goodwin
Palau
Puysmans
Micachus
Defense
May
Menouie Co-Operative
Avddorschns
Tadopenteit
Winntinveghes
Mahiotueliners
N Joes
Prax
Ameriei Winstow-tlass Company
Glace Company
Moore
Weather Bureau
United States
Elkins
Jay Cooke
Conke Te Kouwa
Leo Lade
Menasha
Jim
Johnny Hart
Red
Charles Hart
Matha Price
Gurudling
Bea Tishur
John Guesting
Fort Wayne
Uhalce
Senepod
Stork-Yawls
Ferier
Thmne
Springttem
County Recorder
Macoupin County
Stuart Brown
Inchancery
Charles HT. Miemens
St. Tonis
Titchfield
Carrollton and Western
Quincy
Titehtell
Charles TI. Miemens
Clara Hlewenz
Edwin
Layman
Carbondale
Mwh
Mill Creek
Mobile and Obie
Peoria
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Martin J. Russell
Oklahoma
Morrison
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