Tien Tsin Relief Effort Advances Toward Pekin
Relief column moved immediately toward Pekin to aid others who started two weeks earlier. Reports describe horrid conditions in the beleaguered city with mass murders of foreigners and streets filled with bodies. CHAFFEE TO COMMAND. nine Ninth Infantry and Sixth Cavalry sailing to join the force, while Admiral Seymour’s expedition struggles to reach Pekin amid chaotic transit and uncertain reports of Chinese troops and Boxer resistance.
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Curtis Curtis Faints After Home Return In Overwork
Congressman Charles Curtis fainted last night after a homecoming demonstration. He struck a chair, suffered severe bruising and cannot leave his home. His physician orders a three week rest due to overwork, though Curtis doubts he'll comply.
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Curtis Honored on Return Home in Topeka Parade
Congressman Curtis arrived by Rock Island train to a loud, welcoming crowd. A long procession formed by local groups escorted him to the Copeland hotel where Governor Stanley, G A R officials, and many constituents cheered. Curtis thanked the supporters, spoke briefly of the war with China, and praised the demonstration for the nation’s protection.
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Curtis Collapses After Kansas Campaign Tour
Congressman Curtis suffered a collapse after a long campaign in the Fourth district, worsened by overwork and travel. Friends fear the fall’s effects may be serious, though he plans rest. supporters recall his tireless service and vow continued loyalty from his constituents. A telegram from Leavenworth lauds him as the best congressman the First district ever had with appreciation planned in November.
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Yale class day taunts captain McBride by Gould
Maurice P Gould of Wamexo Kansas faced harsh remarks during Yale class day as he criticized Captain Malcolm McBride of the varsity football eleven. A fellow class leader rose to cheer McBride, supporting the captain amid the tense exchange.
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State Journal
Temperance Union Sets Meeting for Next Convention
The Temperance Union at James A. Troutman’s office will hold a meeting Friday to set the date of the next annual convention and appoint committees. Lectures by Corths Kanans are planned as campaign efforts begin in Elmont tonight with lecturer Rigknetrick among speakers.
Debarrows divorce suit cites past ranch killings
Frantes DeBarrows files for divorce from Richard DeBarrows alleging non-support gambling drinking and infidelity. The case recalls the Joab Mulvane ranch tragedy of July 4 1895 when DeBarrows killed Joel D Ross and wounded others after a confrontation. He later joined the Twentieth Kansas regiment and earned a decent record.
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Mayor Harrison Vetoes Ogden Gas Ordinance Change
Chicago June 28 Mayor Harrison vetoed an Ogden gas ordinance amendment that would let the gas company sell out to another firm. He said the company should pay for the privilege and urged an extended franchise term plus additional compensation to the city.
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Governor Taylor of Kentucky Heads for Niagara Falls
Ex Governor William S Taylor of Kentucky travels with Mrs Taylor toward Niagara Falls while four detectives trail, bearing warrants for arrest over immigration charges. The stay in Philadelphia is brief with guarded rooms as Taylor attends the Republican National Convention as a delegate in quiet surrender talks amid political tension.
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British Press On South Africa War Developments
London reports Lord Roberts may be advancing in combined operations while foreign attaches head home. Boers attack Rundite’s transport near Zenekal and a convoy of fifty wagons escorted by Highlanders is captured but repulsed, with Dewet surrendering after a truce request.
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Real Progress at Imperial Defense Conference Opens
The Assocation of Chambers and Com munie of the ited Eisiedom opened this morning with 0 to 490 dole Kalen representing the colonies and Britain present. Lord Selbourn welcomed delegates and said real progress toward Pacific defense and empire unity was evident. He noted the renewed call for colonies to contribute to their own defense and highlighted historical shifts in imperial policy.
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Kansas Democrats Ready Kansas City Headquarters
The Kansas Democrats prepare Kansas City headquarters in the Baltimore annex. Decorating is underway with an immense electric sign reading Kansas and abundant flags and bunting planned. The building aims to be the best decorated and centrally located among fifty headquarters to be established this week.
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WANT HARVEST HANDS ONE HUNDRED GOOD MEN CAN SECURE WORK
Harvest work underway in Ellis County with 140000 acres of wheat in need of harvesters. A Beery farmer states that one hundred good harvesters can work at two dollars a day, urging nontramps to apply immediately. In New York debris follows a separate note on a major fire at Consumers Coal and Ice in Bayonne causing significant property loss.
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Severe Storm Hits Nome and San Francisco Vessel Loss
Nome reports a severe storm on June 5 that stranded the schooner Alsalian from San Francisco, totaling her loss while passengers were rescued by the revenue cutter Bear. Two crewmen drown in the Gypsy wreck, with one named Scott Stewart. Also, the Norwegian bark Serang, timber laden, towed into Mobile harbor after hurricane damage near June 18, awaiting survey and repairs.
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Pigs Killed by Hail in Lewiston Idaho Storm
A June hailstorm in Lewiston Idaho damaged orchards and crops, killed pigs and wilted chickens, with wind that knocked down horses. Reports from nearby areas indicate widespread ruin as storms pass through the region. Weather outlook shows variable winds and cooler conditions into Wednesday.
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Mayor plans Fourth of July firework ban in St Louis
Amid a streetcar strike, Mayor Ziegenheim says he will issue a proclamation banning fireworks in St Louis on the Fourth of July unless a settlement is reached. The move aims to curb celebrations while strike tensions remain, with dealers warned in advance. Police report additional arrests over alleged trolley wire incidents as talks between managers and unions continue and a coroner’s jury rules the death of a non union motorman a homicide.
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Brief Washington Cabinet Session Yields Little
June 7 Washington brief cabinet meeting lasted one hour with no notable decisions. No new troop orders to China beyond Ninth Infantry. Secretary Hay carried a message from Fowler at Che Foo but did not illuminate the general situation. Secretary Long had dispatches not made public. Postmaster General Sanlisky stated Mr Fianne bene left the Obban postal service.
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Troops For The Orient Sail To Scene Of Trouble
Fourth Battalion of United States Marines under Major W.P. Biddle heads toward the Pacific seas to reach Cavite by July aboard ships with reinforcement from the Sixth Cavalry. The march passes through Chicago at night en route to the scene of operations in the Far East. A note on Admiral Maxse’s death and later reports discuss varied military movements and medical recoveries.
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