Chaos in many fronts as floods and unrest erupt
In the midst of heavy rains causing havoc near Lusk and widespread turmoil, reports cite deaths including Frederick Maxse of the 4s, ongoing political claims in Aurora, and local burglaries in Cheyenne. General Lee and various figures comment on military and political actions.
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Joe Wheeler
Uet Alschuler
Aurora
Weber Ek
Havang
Lee
Ninth Infantry
Lusk
Colorado
Carter
Cheyenne
United States
Turkey
John Fitzgerald
Chicago
Arthur Edgerton Bateman
Washington, D. C
Bonn
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Tae Khedive
Reyne
England
Satie Wae
Copneaion
Louis Hes
Forces Reach Anting as Boxers Attack Chinese Allies
A late dispatch from Admiral Seymour details Imperial troops and international forces advancing to Anting near Pekin, after Boxer attacks on June 13 14 and rail line destruction that halted further advance. Casualties include six killed and forty eight wounded on June 18 19.
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London
Seymour
Anting
Pekin
Admiralty
Tien. Tsin
Che Foo
Hayee
Tien Tsin
Lang Yan
Bri
Lofa
Yan& Tsun
Lang “Yan
Yang Tsun
Nee
Athens
War Office dispatch from the Boer War update
Lord Roberts reports from Lindley and surrounding actions on June 26 27 and 28 including clashes with reinforced Boer forces. British losses include 10 killed and 4 officers and about 50 men wounded. Loot seized near Vachkop and Spitz kop. 000 sheep and 500 head of cattle captured. Communications mention Milner Kruger and neutralities amid deportations.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Lindley
Grenfell
Dreiper
Brabrant
Colums
Ficksburg
Boyes
Hunter
Wall River
Springs
Johannesburg
Sorth
Capetown
Holand
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