HELP REACHES SEYMOUR AND CHINA CRISIS NEWS
A Shanghai dispatch reports Admiral Seymour opened communications with the Tien Tsin relief force ten miles from Tien Tain. Troops suffer sickness and wounded as supplies run low while foreign ministers depart Peking for safety amid fighting near Shanghai and Tien Tsin.
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London
Shanghai
Admiral Seymour
Tien Tain
Bundsy
Seymour
Hinh
Ministens
Pekin
Yeudrdtay
Diy
Alee
Peltia
Stianghal
Natesry Oe
Giehotong
Rales Bighiries
Henih
Farelea
Yung
Tse
Sarnh Dale
Conau
Cheie
Seymour’s Relief Pleas From Tien-Tsin Leaves Hope Dwindling
News from Berlin and Yokohama report Vice Admiral Seymour’s forces at Che-Poo near Tien-Tsin harassed and near collapse. A relief column of 2000 soldiers requested, left for the city as casualties mount and foreign residents flee up the coast. The broader China crisis, with Japan and Britain involved, prompts calls for protection of American citizens while the world weighs further intervention.
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China
London
Shan Hal
Pekin
Monan
Sha: Ie
Chang
Great Britain
Tenth
Chita
Ahr
Washington
Chaffee
Francises
Secominanus
Harper
Bani Fratchsco
Sixth Cavalry
Mikado Grants War Fund
Yokohama
Korea
Rossa
Ruskin
Seymour
Berlin
Che Poo
Tien ‘Tain
Teto
Fleet Vanishes From Yokohama Meet
A foreign warship gathering at Yokohama has disappeared, reportedly speeding to a new seat of war. The event is linked to a crisis in China and fears of imperial dismemberment, with details continuing on page six.
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Yokohama
Vie Victoria
Gil
China
Prohibition Party Convention Opens in Chicago Nomination Hope
Chicago hosts the Prohibition party national convention with 1034 delegates, led by Oliver W. Stewart. John G Weoley Hale Johnson Silas Swallow and others vie for president while discussions foresee Western and Eastern support shaping the ticket. Delegates march from Palmer House to First Regiment Armory amid a strong show of unity.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
First Regiment
Sixteenth Street
Michigan Avenue
Oliver W. Stewart
National Executive Committee
West
Southern
Pacific Coast
John G. Weoley
New Voice
Probitm Hale Johnson
Newton
Silas G Swallow
Harrisburg
Asw
Wooley
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Missouri
Nebraska
New York
Kansas
California
Ohio
Delaware
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
New
Felix
FP. McWhirter
Indianapolis
AcWhirter
Henry G. Metcalf
Rhode Island
W. B. Witherspoon
Alabama
W. W. Smith
Palmer
Joshua Levering
Baltimore
Prohibition
Palmer House
Charman Shewart
Rational Committee
Bie
New England
Stewart
L&kk
Rockies
Mississinn
Ieystorie
Prohibition Party Convention Opens Amid Debate and Discord
Delegates from across the states gather as Samuel Michi gan presides and temporary officers are named. John G Wooley signals a presidential bid tied to a prohibition platform while disputes over credentials and a possible McWhirter vice presidential run color the session. The assembly adjourns for a 2:20 p.m. recess as rules are set and committee work begins.
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Grace
Stewart
Sonn G. Wooley
John He Hin
Chicago
Samueel
Michigan
A. Te
Cable Jesls
Tennessee
EB. Sutton
Daha
Dickie
Philippines
Dickies
Sarpuet Dickin
Fudiana
John G. Wooley
McWhirter
Galaentton
Dr. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Len
New Voice
Roosevelt to Travel by Santa Fe for Rough Riders Reunion
Governor Theodore Roosevelt will travel from Chicago to Kansas City and Oklahoma City on a Santa Fe special train to attend the Rough Riders reunion. Vice President Paul Morton oversees the trip with a detailed schedule of stops through Kansas and Oklahoma, including Topeka, Emporia, Wichita, Winfield, and Guthrie before arriving in Oklahoma City. Roosevelt's movements aim to allow him to speak at multiple Kansas and Oklahoma venues during the journey.
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Passengrr
Black
Santa Fe
M. A. ‘Law
Rock Island
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Rough Riders
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Banta Fe
Low
Roosevelt Mack
Kaneas
Rock
Txiand
New York
Roosevelt
Oklshora City
Paul Mort
Vine
Lawrence
Topeka
Ponca City
Perry
Guthrie
Guth
Heath Going Out in June Amid Cuban Scandal Fallout
Washington reports First Assistant Postmaster General Perry Heath tendering or about to tender his resignation within days. The move follows pressure from public sentiment stirred by the Cuban scandals, with Heath expected to retire from duties connected to Republican campaign activities.
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Washington
Perry
Heath Ima
Heath
Republican National Committee
Cuben
Grimes Seeks Wichita County Support Amid Convention Split
Wichita County Republican convention tabled resolutions endorsing state and national administrations and E. F. Grimes, while backing Long for senator. Grimes contends the Long endorsement was a Baker faction ploy. Burton supporters deny. The vote to table sparked debate on Grimes and Long alignment and party unity in the county.
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Wichita County
Bett
Wichita
St. Louis
Stanley
FE. Grimes
Hester Long
United States Senate
Hit
Committee
J. M. Holden
Frank Campbell
George Willis
Grimes
Une
J. . Burton
Wichite County
Harton
Burton
Mr. Long
Ruker
Rebellion on Baratongi Island Warns of World Impact
A Seattle special reports a major uprising on Baratongi, a British island in the South Seas. Natives attack, several towns fortify, over fifty Europeans killed, and Christians face hostility as appeals for British aid rise.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Seattle
Idee
Baratongi
South Seas
Africa
Tila
Ana Erin
Bette
Great Britain
Boers Piercing Lines Prompt British Alarm in South Africa
Telegraph reports renewed Boer activity as Gen Rundle’s lines are said to be pierced and southward penetration achieved. A guard failure north of Kroonstad endangers rail communications and results in 20 dead and 200 captured Bagutos. unrest grows in Basu as authorities fear the impact.
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London
South Africa
Lora Roberts
Rundle
Kroonstad
Basu
Free Homes Day Observed At Omanhoma City Oklahoma
On Monday July 2 the second day of the rodeo riders reunion will feature free homes observed at the event. Delegate Dennis Flynn will attend along with Senator Pettigrew and Congressmen Grow Eddy. Grow is noted as the elder member and father of the homestead movement. Pettigrew and Eddy supported the homes bill passed by Congress.
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Omanhoma City
Oks
Rowsh Riders
Dennis T. Flynn
Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Eddy
Attinewstm
Grow
Rough Riders Reunion Golden Key Gift at Haven City
Reported at Reunion in Oklahoma City on June 7 Rough Riders will receive a four inch golden key badge inscribed Key to Oklahoma City 190. Also noted is the arrival of Stephen Crane’s remains aboard the Bremen with Mrs Crane and her daughter accompanying him to New York on June 27.
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Reunion
Haven
Golden Key
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rough Riders
Rmintun
Oklaholma City
Grane
New York
Bremen
Southamptoh
Mrs Crane
Stephen Crane
Attorney General Halts Official Opinion on 25 Cent Filing Fee
An official opinion to McPherson County’s attorney discusses chattel mortgages and requires the register of deeds to charge a small 25 to 26 cent filing and indexing fee. The opinion, contested by observers, weighs entries on direct and indirect indexes and questions indexing costs for chattel mortgage records.
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B. B. Tivey
McPherson County
F. O. Johnson
Tracy
Gene
Audi i
Sunday School Picnic At Reform School Outing
Sunday School members of First Presbyterian Church enjoy a church outing at Reform School. The event honors Superintendent Hasse and assistants for their generous treatment, with Wabash Appointment details and a note on weather forecasts for Chicago region.
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First Presbyterian Church
pAhout
Piettetany Church
Wewoul Silene
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