Troops Off for China in New Military Reposition
London reports Britain may move troops from South Africa to India to enable sending more forces to China after Sir Robert Hart predicts November hostilities. General Dorward heads to the capital, brigadier Horne Campbell commands at Tien Tsin, and Admiral Alexieff returns to Taku as the war in China stiffens.
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India
Pekin
Tien Tsin
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Shanghai
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Hsu Tung
Hu Lu
Chi Li
Wang Yi Yung
Imperial Academy
Ho Chien
Anii Cog
the Times
Li Hung Chang
Berlin
William
Mumm von Schwarzenstein
Sheng
Alther
Li Hed
Tragic Death of a U S Soldier in Philippines Dispatch
General MacArthur reports the death of Captain Charlies McQueston of the Fourth Regiment United States Infantry from a wound inflicted by a private soldier in the Philippines. Dispatch details the fatal incident and official confirmation.
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Cuban Election Returns Show Nationalists Extend Lead
Havana dispatch reports the National Party again leads in the Havana province with most delegates securing. In the city results Sacret leads nationalist votes, Gener and Sanguilly tally strong nationalist support while Republican candidates Nunes and Berriel gain in second tier. Early tallies indicate pro American sentiment among majority delegates.
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Berriel
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Sacret
Rodriguez
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Sanguilly
Nunes
Tamaxo
Zayas
Loubet Fixes the Boundary Between Costa Rica and Colombia
Paris arbitrator M. Loubet fixed the boundary on the Atlantic at Mona Point and on the Pacific at Punta Borica. Colombia sought Cape Gracias Adios and Boruca river, risking loss of Costa Rica and Nicaragua territories. Costa Rica defended historic limits from Viejo river to Punta Burica.
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Senor Calvo
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Pacific
Punta Borica
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Storms Leave Galveston in Debris Clearing After Sunday
Galveston Texas reports a dreary Sabbath with ongoing work to clear debris from yesterday’s great storm. Some deaths noted but authorities give no confirmed toll and relief efforts continue as officials estimate global funds distribution at about thirty dollars per person.
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