Chinese Appeal and U.S. Marines for China Dispatches
Washington reports European governments insist foreigners in Pekin were killed and urge restraint. Five hundred U.S. Marines depart for China aboard an army transport after the New York ship move to Nagasaki, with General Heywood and the Marine Band joining the exit.
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Pekin
Taku
Washington
China
hl-Td
Hint
Ching
Ree
Admial Kemp
Nagasaki
United States
San Proneiace
Pacific
Heywood
Dickens
Ballot reform advocate Chauncey Black speaks on reform
Ex Lieutenant Governor Chauncey Black tells The Patriot in York Pa that support for ballot reform has grown yet remains hindered by corporations and machines. He cites the Baker fraud and Pattison's era as failures and urges a non partisan constitutional convention to ensure free elections.
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Patriot
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Mager
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Quay
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Settleman
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Li Ming Chung Arrives Shanghai Under Escort
Li Ming Chung arrives from Hong Kong aboard the steamer Anping. French officials object to passage through the Foreign settlement and withdraws an escort of French police. He is handed to Cosmopolitan settlement authorities and imprisoned on Bubbling Well Road as tensions rise. Consuls decide not to call Li Ming Chang officially.
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Li Ming Chung
Hong Kong
Cobby
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Karl
Bubbling Well
Li Mung Chang
Belgmide declares wedding to Drage Murhin in royal ceremony
King Alexander of Sor wlu proclaims the betrothal festival to Drage Murhin a widow formerly associated with Queen Nuibalio. The ceremony marks a royal alliance and signals political ties within the realm.
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Sorwlu
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Ile Beteetival
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Reform voices press for nonpartisan constitutional convention
The discourse cites Mr Wanamaker and Mr Quay urging a nonpartisan constitutional convention to secure ballot reform. Black argues for quick action via a convention, while Republicans hold power to push reform and defeat partisan schemes. Genuine reformers rally behind a fair ballot process.
Contests at Paris Amateur Slant Meeting
The report covers a Paris event with limited attendance and several universities represented. Notable participants include Towlebur from the University of Montana and PWoltaml from Georgetown, with results focusing on the meet's track and field trials.
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Airnatiougee
Mdeadiowl
Stent
Towlebur
He University of Monmeytvanta
Pwoltaml
University
Kiig Line
Newbie
New York Man Sentenced to Sing Sing for Fatal Kiss
In New York Mullin is to be executed in Sing Sing tomorrow morning for the fatal assault on Johuntia O'Brien. He shows no overt signs of remorse and claims indifference to the outcome, maintaining a calm demeanor.
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New York
Hay Heads to Ohio for Funeral in Cleveland
Secretary Way departs Washington to attend the funeral of Mrs Anjan Alone in Cleveland Ohio with arrangements coordinated through official channels and local contacts.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Hie Thethering Iow
Anjan
Ex-Register Chittenden Dead in Turtington Vermont
Turtington Vermont July 2 77 year old former Register of the Treasury during the Lincoln administration died today at his home He was 77 years old.
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Chittenden
Turtington
Hom L. RB
Jordon
Lincoln
London Skeptics Unmoved as China Talks Resume
London officials report China resumes communications with Pekin while Sir Halliday MacArthney says pacific aims and protection of foreigners remain priority. Shanghai rumors swirl of palace moves and possible viceroy appointments as diplomats weigh terms and potential ceasefire.
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England
Shanghai
Che Foo
Wally Mall
Tien Taly Bastao
Pekin
China
Li Tune Chang
Hha
Shen
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Maire
Dry Express
Great Britain
la Huns
Washington hopeful amid silence on China crisis
Washington July 22. Officials report no new word from China as the crisis deepens. Wu underlined no dispatch from Beijing while Admiral Kenmfi’s alert about Newark to Nagasaki stands as the only clear message. Officials press for fuller reports but count on optimistic leaks in Pekin and Tokyo to guide policy.
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Washington
McKinnen
Leithon
United States
Takil
State Department
Urepoim
Pekin
Seta
Prince Tuan
Conger
Mr. Conger
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Polin
Taku
Tien Tein
Pel Ho
Tien Tain
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Kimberley
Kenpif
Newark
Nagasaki
Wistilington
Apaty
Navy
China
Legation
Hhe
Conker
Ciary
Crooge
Yokohama
Hay
Foywirh
Chaffey
Nogoski
Central Chinese Ask for Tattooed Nation Trials
A garbled early version reports on an international or regional event involving Chinese participants. It mentions a national contest and various localities including Lonjlon and Scranton, with references to municipal figures and a shooting incident. The piece is fragmented but suggests political and civic chatter around governance and public order.
Proclamation on Rebels and Far East Military Moves
A proclamation cites rebels guilty of attacks near Canton and outlines keeping the Indian division at Elong Kong due to unrest. It notes rearming Pogue forts with quick firing Krupps, arming Chinese stores, and torpedo threats between Woo Sung and Wu Chang. Japanese marines guard Niu e hwane as foreign women and children evacuate forts. minor Manchurian clashes noted.
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Pogue
Aire
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Wu-Chang
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Niu-e Hwane
Yungtwe-Kiang
Manchuria
Shooting at Newton Ends in Death After Family Quarrel
On July 22 at Newton an eastern whord, Tiawid Crown, a testler, killed Merk Robinson and mortally wounded Frank Murphy. The shooting followed an old family quarrel with all parties said to have been drinking.
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Newton
Tiawid Crown
Merk Robinson
Frank Murphy
Amnesty Extended to Aguinaldo and Filipino Leaders
Manila reports state amnesty issued for insurgents amid heavy combat losses. Last week 20 insurgents killed, 10 captured or surrendered. 100 rifles seized. Twelve Americans killed, eleven wounded. A Signal Corps detachment was ambushed twice during wire repairs. Captain Charles D. Roberts captured and paroled. Aguinaldo likely to respond within a month. Manila residents plan a banquet for McKinley’s amnesty order.
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Manila
McKinley
William B
Levis Kimer
Twenty-eighth Volunteer Infantry
Aptain
Charles D. Roberts
Thirty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Senor Bunicia
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
Hig Alficers
McKinles
American Bones Resting in Texas Cemetery Battle Remains
Fragmentary report from Nousten Texas dated July 6 notes discovery of bones identified as American soldiers from a Civil War era battle near San Antonio. The piece mentions a proposed exchange of remains with Mexican authorities and a Mexican railway line aiding transport.
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Nousten
Tex
W. Bical
United States
Orig
San Antonio
Yawhung Taylor
Drowned in Susquehanna Mystery Reported at Wilkes-Barre
Fragmentary notice describes individuals flooding the Susquehanna near Wilkes-Barre and Marre with vague details. It mentions a serious incident involving several people and a date unknown, hinting at hours and locations for further activity. The text lacks clear names or precise actions.
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Wilkes
Susquehanna
Troops Leave Fort Riley for Nagasaki Mission
The Seventh Battery reports for orders at Fort Riley and prepares to depart for Nagasaki and the Orient. Affected personnel travel with the unit as they advance to duties overseas. The movement includes transport by the Army to the port and transfer to ships for the Pacific deployment.
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Nagasaki
Fort Riley
Runa
Ily
Kiet
Titoy
Leey
Erie
Fragmented OCR Note on City Council Deliberations
A garbled OCR fragment references a council or committee discussion with unclear names and a foreign phrase structure. It mentions a plan, a committee or panel, and possible actions near a central location, but specifics remain unreadable.
Arrival and crossings noted for multiple ships and towns
Unclear text records arrivals and routes including Furnessia Ghee Moville Caledonian Wiverpool Sullida Bing Naples Genoa Yaxermole and Ymguniya See Verk Ipaneee town GurdalcciRalled Unlola tevin Tle cipal New Lenk with fragmented names and locations.
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Furnessia
Ghee Aol
Moville
Caledonian
Wiverpool
Sullida
Naples
Genoa
Ymgunia
Ipaneee
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania and Washington
Partly cloudy conditions for Monday and Tuesday in Pennsylvania and Washington. Winds from the southwest slight. Temperatures expected to be mild with no significant precipitation indicated.
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Washington
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