Germany Refuses to Leave Pekin amid Russian Evacuation Talks
Washington reports note Germany insists on keeping troops in Pekin despite Russian withdrawal proposals. Lloyds and London dispatches indicate mixed replies from powers, with China’s capital under continuing foreign presence. Boxers blamed for clashes near Land Tsun. German marines suffer no casualties. General Barry heads to Manila to take staff duties. Chinese government efforts foregrounded in diplomatic exchanges.
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British Troops at Shanghai and Baseball Scores
Shanghai notes 1,200 more British Indian troops landed, bringing total to 2,000 troops and 1,40 camp followers at the port. Baseball league scores: Philadelphia 7, St Louis 1. New York 11, Cincinnati 0. Boston 2, Pittsburgh 9. Brooklyn 9, Chicago 12. Also report on fraternal insurance tax exemption. internal revenue says no tax on policies or certificates.
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Farther North Stella Polare Reaches High Latitude
Telegram from Tromose Norway reports the Stella Polare with the Duke of Abruzzi Arctic expedition reaching 46 33 north, sailing beyond Nansen record. The ship was icebound 11 months and the crew endured hardships including eating sled dogs. a Norwegian engineer and two Italians died.
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Kept Gompers Waiting as Pen Carriers Debated Address
Detroit September 6 The letter carriers convention debated action on a bill and inviting Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor to address the meeting. Three votes were taken amid division, the outcome announced with strong union sentiment. Berlin
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Cummins Withdraws From Iowa Senatorial Race
Des Moines, Sept 6 A B Cummins announces in a letter to the State Capitol his withdrawal from the senatorial contest before the legislature convenes He quotes concern that his candidacy might affect support for a constitutional amendment due at the coming election and says he cannot let his aspiration obstruct the measure The move surprises politicians and reshapes the race
Republican Campaign Opens in Indianapolis Meeting and Speeches
An Indianapolis campaign event featured John L. Griffiths presiding, with George G. Tanner, a former Democrat, and Senator Fairbanks addressing a crowded English's Opera House crowd. A larger encore was planned for mid month as Republicans mobilized, with mentions of Burrows and Roosevelt touring, and a New York National Party convention naming its slate.
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Insurrection outbreak in Philippine towns reported by MacArthur
Washington reports from Manila detail Pedro Samson, police commandant, leaving Tagbilarian to inspect cocoas and then moving to Carmen with followers. They threatened Ubay garrison. two detachments sent to Carmen found the town peaceful. A 27 man detachment near Carmen was attacked by 120 Bolos, over 100 Bolos were killed. Allied losses previously noted as movement inland continues.
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Lincoln Loses Peoria Gains In Population Report
The census bureau reports Lincoln Nebraska at 40,169 residents, down 27.17 percent from 1890, while Peoria rises to 56,100 from 41,024 in 1890. Washington also notes Canton Ohio at 30,007, down from 39,000 in 1890.
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Madman in the house shocks Archbishop Corrigan residence
John Hanley, a reportedly insane man, rang Arch bishop Corrigan's door on Fifty th street and Madison avenue early in the evening. He gained entry, rampaged in the dining room smashing glass and silver, and cursed the archbishop’s ability to travel to Rome. The incident occurred as a security guard restrained him.
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Hanley
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