Means War in China Over Pekin Crisis
Washington refuses to suspend military operations against Pekin in exchange for the delivery of the foreign ministers. Secretary Hay signals no acceptance of Beijing’s terms. U S policy remains to act decisively to protect ministers while avoiding concessions to Chinese demands. Advisors emphasize no compromise and continue to plan relief and coordination with allied powers.
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War Ends as Colombian Insurgents Surrender
Amid chaotic fighting in Panama City a peace accord ends the uprising. General Campos brings fresh troops. insurgents surrender after brutal street battles. The Treaty of Peace follows, granting amnesty and releasing political detainees. American jockeys lead a Liverpool meeting, with Skupen winning the cup.
Pekin News Roundup Signals Foreign Survivors Leave Pekin
Shanghai reports say diplomats have left Pekin for Tién-Tsin under Jung Lu guard as Li Hung Chang seeks to avert a wider clash. Half of the foreigners are said dead or wounded amid sieges with boxers and Chinese shelling noted. cables cite Sir Claude MacDonald and mixed messages about the ministers’ safety and fate.
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Will Be Fixed Fusion In Sixth District Congress Race
Fusion talks at Fort Scott aim to end the Sixth district split with a single anti Republican candidate. R E Turner of Mankato eyed as compromise. Tully Scott and Dr. Dykes may withdraw as committees settle terms in two weeks. Webb McNall backing Turner. reform forces seek blended fusion to win.
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Webb McNall Heads to Toledo Before Campaign
Webb McNall will be one of the fusion campaign speakers and a fraternity member to be placed in the field. He will first travel to Toledo for a grand officers meeting of the A. U. W. On the national stage, McNall was elected to a key post, and duties tied to that role require his Toledo trip.
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Disfavors and threats amid Democratic Justice contest
In a hotel lobby confrontation Ed Sapp of Galena challenged Jim Orr over support for Sydney Hayden of Holton. Orr denied aiding Hayden and warned Sapp to stop rumors or face a floor speech at the convention. Also reported, the schooner Pretoria was launched at Davide son’s yard to carry 6000 gross tons of iron ore or 120000 bushels of wheat.
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Smyth
West Hay City
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Pretoria
Davideson
General Wood Moves to Enforce Rathbone Case in Cuba
Washington July 21 The secretary of war says no orders were issued to courts and General Wood did not direct Cuba’s courts. The Bristow report was sent by mail and discussed in the White House session. Wood and Acting Director Toews prepared steps to bring Rathbone’s call to Cuban judicial authorities. Secretary Root notes charges against Major Binck lack foundation, while Havana engineer department expenditures are being investigated with no deficiency found.
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Socialists jailed for street meeting violation in Pittsburgh
Val Remmel socialist labor candidate for vice presidency Paul Dinger of Cleveland and William Cowan of Pennsylvania were detained at South Thirteenth station for failing to notify police of street meetings and obtain permits. They were held on city ordinance charges then released on forfeits of 15 dollars each after dispersing the crowd.
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Dinger
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Senator Hessin Protest Sibley Against Nomination Certificate
Senator Hessin of Manhattan protests the issuance of a certificate of nomination to G. W. McKnight for state senator from the Geary Wahastsee district. He contests the convention results allegedly favoring friends of Heasin and claims irregularities in the nomination process. The state officials plan to hear the contest after Hessin completes a trip to the mountains.
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Gallon Promoted Auditor Of Gulf Beaumont & Kansas City
George B. Gallon, long time Santa Fe traveling accountant, was named auditor of the Gulf Beaumont & Kansas City railway. He starts August 1 with headquarters in Beaumont, Texas, supervising Beaumont Wharf and Terminal Company accounts. The line, recently purchased by Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe, connects Beaumont to Kirbysville and Rogan, with a planned extension to join the Gulf line.
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County Commissioners Report Reveals Revenue Gap in 1899
The county commissioners reported for the fiscal year ending June 3, 1899, receipts were 166,061.16 while 1900 receipts fell to 491.44, a 356,659.72 drop. The variance stems from 1889 refunding bonds of 5,000 and unpaid warrants from fund shortages and reduced assessed valuations of county property. Lexington, July 2. Postal clerk James Tu Clark of Texanite is believed dead from Bearty, nephew of late Senator James Beck.
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James Beck
Only One Woman Killed As New Orleans Clears Disorder
New Orleans reports a quieter morning after a night of violence. Authorities claim many arrests and a flood of suspects gathered by police, with the murder of Hannah Stuybry prompting a massive response. Rumors persist of a dangerous fugitive but state the city is regaining control.
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Agaveral
Hanna Drops In at Republican National Headquarters
New York July 27 Senator Marcus A Hanna, chairman of the Republican Committee, arrived at the national headquarters shortly after 10 o clock. He was accompanied by Quinelius M Billae, treasurer of the committee. Hanna said he was pleased with the reception but offered little for publication. After his arrival, he planned to meet with Governor N tiling, Soap iynie Manley and Frederick.
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Gaona
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Iynie Manley
Frederick
Jury Charges Seen In Jester Case At New London
A New London court trial for Alexander Jester centers on murder and escape attempts. Prosecutor J. W. Rodes and defense counsel J. Cullen argue as ex-Governor Charles P. Joliet and others prepare to close the case.
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Mexico
Forrest
Governor to Return Home for Speaking Tour Start
Governor to return from Colorado tomorrow morning and begin a speaking tour. He will speak at Ztirlings on Tuesday and attend the Woodmen's convention in Dodgyty. A reunion of Reno County settlers is planned for Hutchinson on the Potloutny day address.
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France conciliatory move revives retired generals in banks
Paris dispatch says several former generals, including ministers of war, are likely to be reinstated into the army. Observers note amnesty and restructuring plans ahead of July actions, with key figures Negher and Kirtinden potentially taking new commands.
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