Intense Allied Plans Reported for Peking Campaign
The War Department released Gen Chaffee's cable describing a planned international effort against Chinese forces near Tientsin and Peitsang. The move features 30,000 plus Chinese troops, 4,000 Russian and French forces opposing, and emphasis on Yang Teun as the campaign objective with communications to Peking afterward. Floating strategic notes mention Italian Elba cruiser and Battery O headed to China from Fort Riley via San Francisco.
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Yang Teun
Pet Ho
Yang Taun
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Acile
Navy Department
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Chatier
Ruth
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Remey
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Yong Teun
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Taku
Chefoo
Elba
Shantung
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Barry
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Revolver Practice Tied to Bresel Murder Case
New York police detain Bresel’s brother and brother in law aboard a barge linked to the assassination plot against King Humbert of Italy. A suspect, Marie Cazze, allegedly confesses to involvement and may be Emma Quazai of Paterson, a girl once linked to anarchist papers. Father disputes the claim, says she merely visited Europe to see relatives in Italy.
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Humbert
Taly
Euys Bretel
New York
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Marie Cazze
Hurbert
Paterson
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Emma
Europe
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Continent—Railroad Dispute Settled in Panatownship
The township residents accept a settlement clarifying right of way for the railroad from Muna to Flora after fires destroyed the shops and roundhouse, with the railroad company granted access through the township. Prince Enil, Corea's royal youth, decides to stay in California for university studies. Nebraska Grain Dealers face criminal charges over price control, and a Democratic convention date in Hominaire changes to September 10.
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Corean Legation
Washington
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California
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Nebraska Grain Dealiny’ Association
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Wolcott Accepts Post as Ambassador to Italy
Washington reports Mr Roger Wolcott has accepted the president's offer to be ambassador to Italy. Lee Draper has resigned and will hold the post for about six weeks. The new ambassador will not assume office until fall, enabling a short visit from Paris to the United States before then.
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Italy
Lee Draper
Draper
Amir Bassador
Paris
United States
Boers Derail Train Near Kroonstad With Consul Onboard
A train carrying United States Consul Stowe was derailed and burned by Boers near Honigeprait south of Kroonstad. No prisoners were taken amid surrounding reports of De Wet forces and British advances, with dispatches noting surrounding actions near Reitzberg Machadadorp and increasing pressure from Lord Kitchener’s forces.
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United States
Stowe
Stars and Stripes
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Pretoria
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Reitzberg
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Machadadorp
Gen
Hamilton
Hia
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Fout
ITALY'S NEW KING Motes Augusta Day
Italy's new king Victor Emmanuel III appears in a formal note praising liberty and sacred rights though the record shows garbled wording. A second dispatch from August 2 reports King Victor Emmanuel's gratitude to President McKinley and the United States for cordial friendship and support between Italy and America.
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Uberty
Traty
Hay
McKintey
Sonata
Wilton
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Fire destroys Barker Stewart docks and Keystone lines
Ashland Wis reports a Saturday fire causing about 4.0 million dollars in losses. The blaze wiped out roughly 2,008,000 feet of lumber on Barker Stewart's docks and 7,000,000 on the Keystone locks, taking tramways at both keystone lines and leaving warehouse damage plus two thirds of Lime Salt and Cement docks.
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Wis
Barker & Stewart
Keystone
Lime, Salt and Cement Company
Fragmentary Thought on Fame and Tyranny
A fragmented line declares that fame is not found by seeking it and asserts cowardice as the root of tyranny. It muses on the soul and a universal timepiece, suggesting a meditation on moral courage and fate without concrete events or names.
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Ehawa
Sarind
Weibel
Diario
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