Coal Exchange store fire in Scranton destroys goods
Fragmentary OCR describes a blaze at the Coal Exchange store in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Details are missing and several names and phrases are garbled, but the fire damage and location are indicated.
Allied Forces With Sooq' May Field 50,000 Chinese Troops
July 9 dispatch reports foreign consuls say Pekin legations are safe as battle lines flare. Allies including 10,000 British Indian troops and Japanese contingents may push 50,000 men ashore, with Tao Tai Sheng admitting courier timing confusion amidst river transport uncertainties.
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London
Shanghai
Pekin
The
Express
Warren
Tao Tai Sheng
Chinen Fu
Pam
Tsin
Taku
Che Foo
Tien Tsin
Newikete
Victims Recovered From Fire At Sea Disaster Scene
Crew members in light clothing, unidentifiable, found in a second cabin after a blaze. Chief Officer Schaeffer suspects stewards based on their location. A scarred man’s body was taken to Rockaway Beach morgue, likely a Hoboken disaster victim. No Bremen or Main bodies found. dynamite searches failed to surface more remains.
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Henry Schaeffer
Rockaway Beach
Hoboken
Bremen
Main
North Geramn Lloyd
Thingvalla Line
Hamburg
MORE VICTORIES FOR BRITISH IN SOUTH AFRICA
British forces repelled Boer attacks in multiple engagements around Standerton Heidleburg Ficksburg and Deernberg. Casualties reported include thirty three British and thirty four Strathcona Horse riders. Operations continued as Commandant Limmer failed to retake Rastenburg.
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South Africa
Buller
Standerton
Heidelburg
Lord Roberts
Ficksburg
Geitiers
Brabant
Deernberg
Senakay
Winburg
Mahon
Hutton
Broukerspruit
Commandant Limmer
Rastenburg
Strathcona Horse
Anderson
Standere
Japan to Send Troops to China in Pekin Crisis
The July 7 dispatch from St. Petersburg says Japan may deploy 20,000 more troops to China with Russia granting free hand to act. Baron Hayashi indicated ten days to move forces, while powers debate methods to quell the rebellion and protect foreigners in Pekin.
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Japan
China
Petersburg
Pekin
Tokio
Baron Hayashi
Fragmented OCR Leaves Sparse Readable Details
A damaged newspaper snippet provides limited readable facts with stray letters and incomplete names. The legible parts hint at a local item or notice but lack clear dates places or involved entities.
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