Pekin Prisoners Safe Amid Boxer Uprising and Foreign Stakes
Foreign forces near Pekin strengthen their hold as Empress Dowager rumored alive and Prince Ching rallys 16,900 troops. Reports confirm Von Kletteler’s death while Shanghai officials warn of Boxer reinforcements and growing southern unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ching
von Keitler
London
Pekin
Ching
Boen
Tao Tai Sheng
Bhanghai
Sheng
Kung Lu
Prince Tuain
Shanghai
Pekin Newa
Prince Tuan
Daily Mall
Secretary Hay’s Callers on Chinese Situation T:
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hay receiving Wallant Russian chargé d affaires amid talks on China. The piece notes Japan may act quickly to meet needs, possible indemnity terms, and a London‑origin cooperation rumor with England and the United States. Cabinet meets at state department with Hay Long Scott and Griggs to discuss reinforcements from the Philippines and potential moves toward Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
George Wrandham
House of Commons
Ainer
China
Lord Charles Teresford
Malta
Lord Beresford
Long
Hom
Navy
United States
Nagasaki
Department
Hay
Russia
France
Japan
Washington
Wallant
State Department
London
England
Li Hung Chang
Ching
Scot
Gineral Grigas
Yegis
Admiral Kempf
Philippines
Assim
Missionaries Report Safe In China After Cablegram
New York July 9 Rev Joshua Kimber associate secretary of the Protestant Episcopal Missionary society received a cable from Bishop Frederick Graves Shanghai Yangtze valley stating all safe and White women in missions have gone to Japan. A message from Amer not signed likely from Rev W B Pritchard adds everything and everybody well and will follow instructions to protect missionaries. Rev Dr H K Carroll says he is hopeful all missionaries may yet escape and notes loyal Chinese converts have aided in past disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joshua Kimber
Bipiecopal Missionary Society
Frederick
Graves
Shanghai
Yang Tse Valley
Japan
Protestant Episcopal Church
China
Yang Tae River
Kimber
Wishop
Flao
H. L. Cobb
Reformed Church Board
Amer
W. PB. Pritchard
H. K. Carroll
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
Philadelphia Editor Edward F. Conner Dies in Lancaster Visit
Edward F. Conner a Philadelphia newspaper man and Washington correspondent for the Philadelphia Times died suddenly in Lancaster while visiting a friend for his health. He recently worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer and was known for his reporting on national affairs.
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Lancaster
Edward F. Conner
Philadelphia
Bright
Washington
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia Inquirer
Late Mr Hobart’s Wealth Inventory Filed in New York
The personal estate of the late Vice President Garnet A Hobart is inventoried with the state, listing wealth around 079,001. Hobart held bonds in twenty six corporations and stock in nearly every, after his passing on July 1.
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New York
Garnet A. Hobart
Hobart
Everu Hunilrod
Railroad contract to build line from Guayaquil to Quito
Knoxville contractor McIionald wins bid to construct Ecuador rail line for Beotlane project. Contract value stated as 16,000,000 dollars. Line planned to run from Guayaquil through the Andes toward Quito, with about 200 miles of track in the initial phase.
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Koonville
Tenn
Mclonald
Knoxville
Wwaniel
Kcuador
Ecuadar
Beotlane
Hutgeth
Nhl Veil
Tun Guayaquil
Quito
Pow Wow at Lincoln Hears Stevenson in Democratic Conference
Adlai Stevenson arrived in Lincoln to join a Democratic leaders conference with Willlin Bryan and Senator Jones. The gathering outlined plans for a unified campaign with a national committee, fusion prospects with Silver Republicans and Populists, and possible Chicago headquarters. Towne and other leaders weighed the vice presidential slot amid ongoing party strategy sessions.
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Adlai Stevenson
Senator Jones
Cyclone Davis
George Fred Williams
Mr. Towne
Lincoln
Neh
Adlai BH. Stevenson
Willlin J. Bryan
Sovenson
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Dryan
Charles A. Towne
Compau
Michigan
Johnson
Kansas
Stone
Missouri
Daniels
North Carolina
John J. Martin
Poynter
Bryan
Lincoln Hotel
Stevenson
Ryan
Airgan
Democratic Conference
Bryn
Nebraska
Ilinola
Bione
George Prod William
Massachusetts
W. J. Bryan
Adlai &. Blevenson
Benatar J. K. Jones
Campau
Jones
Chicago
Kangaa City
Sam
Warn
Mir Tirvan
Helen
Btevenson
Elven Bryan and
Towne
Townes
Senally Jones
Stone, Campau
Joekneen
Teaman Hichardson
Tennessee
Fool Killer Survives Niagara Rapids Flight In 10,000 Crowd
Peter Nissen of Chicago or Bowser in the craft Fool Killer rode the Niagara River rapids today. The ten-foot dropped vessel crossed the current from one mile above the whirlpool to the edge when a tow from shore pulled him in. The 20 by 4 foot pine craft held four air-tight compartments and a keel weight 1240 pounds.
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Niagara Falls
Peter Nissen
Chicago
Mr. Bowser
Niagara River
Bowsere
Nelson Breaks Records at Clarlew Niver Park
Nelson of Chteakge set a new mark at Clarlew Niver Park in the event described as 66 guijen with key rivals Rovton and teammates from Nova Suopia and Cunbridge taking notable positions. The meet included Patewiles start lines and three high level performances from Charlie TL MiNi and W. Moree.
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Rovton
Die Nelson
Chteakge
Clarlew Niver Park
Nelson
Guijen
Patewiles
Ieliy Charlie
MiNi
Owimge
Bore W. Moree
Nova Suopia
William ©. Stine
Cunbridge
Dock Laborers Strike Gains Ground at Port Haver
Reported labor action at the docks intensifies as workers halt unloading in Hitterdam. Strikers press for improved pay and conditions while safety measures curb operations and raise concern over supply delays in the region.
Jeffries Withdraws From Title Fight
James J Jeffries announced he will not fight Muglin at a meeting attended by heirs, managers, and stakeholders in New York.
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Jeffries
New York
James J. Jefvies
Fughtera, Tailore
Stakeholdera
Derertle Lawdhire Meet at Lincoln
A derertle lawdhire meeting is reported at Lincoln with various events and notices surrounding education, industry, and local affairs. The piece lists educational concerns and commentary from local figures amid a broad regional news roundup.
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Géniérel
Pekin
Adianintes
Derertle Lawdhire
Lincoln
Mine Workers Meet in Pittston for Union Convention
A quarterly convention of United Mine Workers of America District No. 1 opened in St Aloysia hall Pittston with about 15 000 members represented from Forest City to Shickshinny. Delegates from Nantcroke Scranton Wilkes Barre and other areas discuss powder strike pay laws weigh coal and dockage while officers are elected.
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Pittston
United Mine Workers of America
St. Aloysia Hall
Forest City
Shickshinny
T. D. Nichols
Nantlroke
Iatriet
Othe
Mrederick
Wilkes-Harre
Fibel
T. DD. Nichols
Nanticoke
Disteet
Benjamin James
J. N. Courtright
Scranton
C. J. Thain
Wilkes Barre
M. F. Smith
Duryen
Ditwlet
J.P. Dempsey
Seth
Dincus
Ine
Jeonle
Chevra
NASA
Troxetl
Broad Street
T. ED. Nichole
Benjamin Jame
Busines Os
Afridi raid sparks fear of new war in India
A Peshawar despatch says six hundred Afridis descended on 200 Afghans near Dokka, killing several as a fort was built. The incident stirs fears in Indian circles of another Afridi war.
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Peshawar
Punjab
Dite
Dokka
Itla
National Education Conference Connects Delegates in Charleston
The Educational Association of Charleston reports a large turnout of delegates arriving for the national conference. Key discussions involve Indian education and religious group collaborations during brief ectalons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Unley de Althowel Chagettera
National Education
Chathon
Tomers
Department of Indian Education
National Conference of Religion
Boer Admirers Rally As Kruger Followers Grow Restive
Reports from Pretoria say Afrikander women protest annexation and rebel punishment while Kruger's supporters claim large gold reserves and rewards for Boer interests. Lord Roberts notes surrender, casualties, and hospital truce requests as British and Boer forces clash amid growing discontent.
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Pretoria
Kruger
Olive Schreiner Cronweight
Lord Roberts
Fragmentary Remarks On A Historical Death Event
Vague lines reference a death with mentions of age and various altered names. The text appears garbled, with unclear identities and details about a specific person, place, or timeframe. Further legible source material is needed to produce a precise, factual record.
Kentucky political murder trial postponement case
Fragmentary notes describe a press of officials in Coorgetown Kentucky in July about the murder of William Goebel and a court decision to delay proceedings to consider whether to proceed to trial or seek an appeal.
New York July Arriva Amid Hazy Region Names
An OCR like list mentions New York locations and personal names including Cherian Salles Piledivich Te Grima and Kudser Wel Tier Groove. Sparse readable fragments reference multiple place names and affiliations in a confused traveler style entry.
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New York
Arriva
Aueorlean
Hate Fenton
iflealive—Aerivet: Ath
Cherian Salles Piledivich Te Grima
Southiuptonm
Amd
Sellly—Duaiahs Miasdam
Fom Witterdam
Ninth United States Infantry Arrives at Taku
London dispatch reports on July 7 that the Ninth United States infantry had arrived at Taku after a rapid march from Chefoo. The notice confirms the American unit’s transfer amid ongoing Asian operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Infantry
Taku
London
Weather Brief for Workington North Winds
Weather note indicates Tuesday and Wednesday forecasts with continued moderate temperatures and north to northeast winds. Potneytvae spelling unclear. likely remains unsettled with variable conditions and a brief period of fair weather not confirmed.
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Workington
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Claude MacDonald
Robert Hurt
Baron von Ketteler
Prince Chang
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Ir Robert Hart
Tien-Tsin
Prince Chine
Peinge Tuan
Taki
Cutelde
Pe-d'hi-Li
San-Tung
Tien-Tein
Tien-Taln
Hinest
Ity
Manila
Toot
The
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Hsu Ying Kwei
Foochow
Missionaries Report
Bishop Gaines
Mr. Hobart
South American Railroad
MR. Bryan
Whirlpool Rapids
New Thole
Hwighte
RiWherst Boulevand Company
Huliperk Annewind
Silmeriphon
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Vanetala
Minh School
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Hutton
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