Seymour's retreat halted amid Chinese force buildup
Reports from Shanghai and Washington detail Seymour's failed expedition toward Pekin as Chinese troops汇 mass by the thousands around Tien Tsun, with 60 000 men noted in the region and a push to secure neutrality of Shanghai coastal areas. The dispatches cite 40 000 to 60 000 Shanghai forces, MacArthur sending 1,000 officers and men, and Korea and Japan preparing for expanded mobilization amid a widening conflict.
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London
Shanghai
Pekin
Seymour
Tien ‘Asin
Tien Vain
Magnaeres
Checfoo
Eld
Lutai
Shang Hai Wan
Tien-Tsin
Foreign Office
Peking
China
Prenin
Sobthern
Ima Wier
Foreign ministers amid Beijing crisis and Chinese response
Reports from June describe foreign ministers in Beijing asking residents to protect the Tawalen word and reinforce guards, while French and other diplomats dispute claims. Observers note officials avoid allowing harm to ministers and consider international intervention as a potential outcome, with Chinese reforms under scrutiny and troop movements reported from San Francisco to Nagasaki.
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Peking
Diate
Pepulaston
Chines
Uae
Theie Cuurda
Waris
Shanghai
Tetegenphe Ie Mer Tate
Tnessing
China
Hue
War Department
San Fran
Cyclone Strikes Wisconsin Town Causing Severe Damage
A Wisconsin cyclone near Black River Falls on June 23 wrecked trees and power lines, collapsed the belfry of a Universalist church, and damaged outhouses and barns. Three men, Conrad Mee Velwart Linnell and Merbert Adams, were badly injured while seeking shelter in a cellar as debris tore through the area. Railroad reports suggest the storm intensified northward.
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Black River Falls
Dawn Brett
Emo
Belue Hets
Conrad Mee
Velwart Linnell
Merbert Adams
Erwin Craps
Green Way Railroad
Witness Testimony Sparks Extradition Question in Murder Case
The defense argues for witness extradition and potential immunity while the court sorts who may testify. Key figures include former officials and state executives, with the case focusing on complicity and the wider trial dynamics rather than the murder charge itself.
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Gorbel
Faghor
Witnesa Friuttert
Hesky Youteer
Omer Clare
Sive Mess Maton
Witte Freetel
He Lel
Cergetown
Bare Tiel
Sheri Sater
Snaty Milliesees
Iss
Gav
Witla & Taybir
Sec
Charles Finley
Tadtannzeits
Perstass
Nation Prohibition Convention Opens in Chicago
Seven hundred and thirty delegates from forty states attend the national prohibition convention. Dickie's voice fails, G Wolfenbarger of Nebraska chairs. Delegates subscribe several thousand dollars for campaign funds while nominees for president include John G Woolley Hale Johnson and Rev Samuel C Swallow. A mass demonstration accompanies Swallow’s nomination. a recess interrupts proceedings.
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Chicago
Dickie
G. Wolfenbarger
Nebraska
John G. Woolley
Hale Johnson
Ilinois
Samuel C. Swallow
Pensylvania
Swallow
Samuel Mekte
United States
Samuel Dickie
Kos, Cheves
Liluois
Olver
Stewart Amd Hale
Lown
Malcom Suit
Tey
W. AL Perris
Michigan
Fred Britten
Wisensin
Samuel D. Hastings
Ole B. Olesen
Oliver W. Stewart
Lanne Pickle
View
Willian ‘T. Wardwell
New York
Tecretary
ST Hastings
Wisronal
Treaourer
Sulzer boom heads to national convention in Kansas City
Reported Sulzer supporters and fellow boomer figures including Croker Murphy and O Connell gather to influence the Lenovrade ticket as delegates arrive in Kansas City. Telegrams indicate Croker and Murphy will attend Nebraska capital events, with plans for Sulzer backers to establish headquarters and a festive parade build up ahead of the convention.
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Mansas City
Kansas
New York
Lincoln
Richard Croke Fay
Croker
Murphy
Nebraska
Salzer
H Breen
Fla Priew
Marc Molp
Salser
Preshivat O'Connell
Suns of Liberty
Newton
Kanass City
Lradknarters
Fierl
Tammany Ties
Bnairens
Arc
Turansravent
Negrocratic State League
State House
Kansas City
Bliss Nomination Looms In Michigan Gop Convention
Bliss of Saginaw led early ballots for governor as Michigan Republicans pressed toward a nomination after ten ballots. The convention adjourned amid heat and no nominee with four hundred twenty-one votes needed, while ferry and Bliss traded leading tallies and six candidates were named. A separate note reports a pistol duel in Baton Rouge injuring Georg Tranean and J Reddy, and Mayor Taggart declining a Democratic national committee chair candidacy.
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Grand Rapids
Jame
Bliss
Saginaw
Hapids
Mich
Eider
T. Bliss
Dexter M. Ferry
Detroit
Justus
Stearns
Ludington
Chase
Osborne
Upper Peninsula
James O' Dea
Jackson
Gerrit 4
Diekma
Holland
Tian
State Central Committee
Daniel B Markey
Compiter
Heaton
Haneit
McKintey
Congress
Ghawees
Philadelphia
Ac Trion
Wwe
Ampau
Presid
Dion Pout
State Central
Urein
Wsas
Cau Meannot
Gr Stabeathich
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Mayer
Gorg Brothers
Georg Tranean
Filipinos Take the Oath Amid Reluctant Acceptance
Nine insurgent leaders including Generals Pio del Pilar Concepcion Garcia and Alvarez were released after taking an oath of allegiance and renouncing revolution in the Philippines. The oath, stronger than Otis’s, was met with reluctant acceptance as Filipinos faced the consequences of violation. A nurse Buenvamines took the oath Saturday, and the amnesty move aims to save teachers and spur renewed loyalty amid ongoing tensions.
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Afanila
Pio del Pilar
Concepcion
Garcia
Alvarez
Philippines
Otis
Buenvanine
Feuding Lovers Arrest in Chicago Court Drama
Chicago reports a romance ended in legal trouble as Beckie Silverstein and lover Charles Goldhausen faced a court appearance for abduction claims. Silverstein refused bail for her partner, awaiting July 7 further proceedings amid parental opposition.
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Chicago
Beckie Silverstein
Charles Goldhausen
Court of Justice
Dogley
Goldhausen
Iail
Miss Silverster
John Silverstein
Halsted Street
Goldhatsen
Souin-Daw
Miss Silverstein
Yale Wins Freshwater Boat Race Chronicle
Yale wins the 21:12 2-5 oared race as acting captain Higginson collapses mid contest. Harvard led briefly before Yale surged ahead, crossing four lengths in front after Harding’s disability. Gottlieb Ecker dies in Indianapolis news.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Yal Fresh
Conn
Nemare
London
Jane
Tls Harding
Higginson
Harding
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Tune
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G. A. Wilmouth
Seneca, Ills
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Deland
Farmers’ National Congress
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A. W. Sims
Union County
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Lick Creek
H. C. Whittemore
State Home
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State Board of Health
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Wentworth Avenue
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Justice Story
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RR. Jewell
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Te Krag Manufacturing Company
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Kingsford
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