Kempff's Side and Oregon Run Aground
Fragmentary report covers Admiral Kempff resisting Chinese forces and the decision not to accept a captured torpedo boat. It also notes the Oregon running aground near Takyo, with Navy dispatches detailing grounding causes and relief efforts amid mixed Allied actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuko
Poe
Kia
Boer Gyolted
Admiral Kempen
Beyonis
Neacue Amerieth
Asmentier
Ives
Niles Ap
Irvine
Erin
Leo
Liv Siab
Wailer
Stig
Wowaver
Jung
Hieestown
Taily Wise
Laney
Thrlor
Cormural Vedrick
Wil
Teres
Stern
Earut Trewin
Cadet Weilaetit
Privaiy Nicluts
Amamrlenn
St. Majer Waller
Algerine
Adentral Aermpt
Tupanese
Oregon
Washington
Navy
Savy
Fathanns
Swilta
Wetton
Eick
Radmond
Giles
Hong Heng
Sunn
Naty
Prinveten
Balnry
Che
Lonnton
Dorveac
Fares Bettiah Troyehesmet
Royal Brigade Arid Ciese
Mualla
Important News and Features Pack 2 Affairs in Ching Remain Critics
A compiled page listing varied items from political, social, and international notes. It highlights Democratic activity in Kansas City, book reviews, naval dispatches, and remarks on China’s political turbulence with references to Kemps, Remey, and potential military actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
Kansas City
Ironquill
Sporting News
Kansas Nown
Balliosé News
Admiral Remey
Kemps
Dun
North
Siege of Tien Tain Rages Amid Pekin Standoff
Fragmented report cites a siege at Tien Tain with thirty eight wounded. On the 18th, officials ordered Pekin departures within 24 hours. the demand was refused. RAGSDALE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munteatioun
Seymourites Experience From Admiral's Dispatch
London reports Admiral Seymour's dispatch detailing Allied moves toward Pekin, retreat from Anting after boxers attacked trains, captures of rice and arms, extensive railway destruction, and eventual withdrawal to Tien Tsin with heavy casualties and relief efforts reaching on June 26. The account notes losses by nation including British, American, French, German, Austrian, Japanese, Russian forces and allied sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Pekin
Pikio
Motulla
McCalla Lita Enalen
Merloualy
Wise
Tone Ky
Otrives
Itueteesera
Rulor
State Department
China
Wendins Wetret
Elahelal
Japen
Ivoring
Tela
Dropeia
Chita
Puret Marck
West
Washington
TLS
Kagedale
Tiensin
London
Seymour
Anting
Admiralty
Tien Tain
Che-Foo
Tien Tsin
Lung Yang
Lfaline
Lofa
Yate Teun
Urgimer
Lane Yarge
Yang ‘Tean
Yang Tein
Tan Tein
Oole
Johnach
Urisiess Stilby
Ten Teln
Torey
Emane
Democrats Pouring In and Vice Presidential Hope Swirling
Chicago and Kansas City scenes depict a growing Democratic turnout for a summer convention. Notables like James Richardson Augustus Van Wyck D J Campa W J Stone Amos Cummings and J I Norris appear among early arrivals. The vice presidential race centers on Indiana’s Benjamin F Shively as factions clash between Croker and Hill in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Augustus van Wyck
New York
D. J. Campa
Michigan
W. J. Stone
Missouri
Amos Cummings
J. I. Norris
Washington
D. C
D. A. Rosco
Milwaukee
Charles 3.Thomas
Colorado
Tueison
Chicago
White
Walsh
Permanent Organization
Shively
Benjamin F. Shively
Indiana
Baltimore
Hugh Tider
Associated Press
Tammany
Hill
Croker
Hill Wing
New York Democracy
Hill tames Temmanys and eyes New York role at convention
Reported factional whispers say Hil Hill faces “call down” from Tammany bosses as he presses for a place on the resolutions committee. He seeks influence to modify the Chicago platform, having opposed it previously. New York’s role is unclear but likely to recognize him or his allies soon after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hil
Taremany
Hill
New York State
Committee On Revolutions
Tammany
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Fght
New York
TURNS TOWARD SHIVELY, Hoosier sentiment drifts in direction
Indiana rises in the political tilt as Shively gains health and avoids entangling alliances. Bryan maintains uncertainty over personal preferences while Shively boosters promise stronger momentum, though rivals like Sulzer and Hill press hostile dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
Tammany
Tammany Hall
New York
Indiana
Shively
Bryan
Solcer
Sulzer
Hill
George
Willams
Lewis
Washington
Bryan On The Farm. Bryan Takes Reporters To His Forty Acre Patch
Lincoln June 3 Mgr Bryan after brief interviews with reporters visited his farm four miles from town. He described agricul turist life distinguishing farmer from agricul turist and toured his thirty acre patch with wheat oats corn and garden truck. He shared a watermelon patch sang with the reporters and wore a four leaf clover found by James Creeiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Mgr. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Sthoel Bey
Alfred Storer
James Creeiman
Tammany to Tour Kansas After Convention Visit
The New York Tammany delegation plans a Kansas tour after their convention. Sterling Price will arrange a route for a round trip legend through the wheat belt and cow towns, with hopes to see Salina and the Smoky Hills. The plan, originated with Colonel Felgsl, seeks a circle route and hotel backing for transportation and safety assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Sunflower
Kaneas City
Kansas
New York
Gates
Sterling Price
Tam
Kangeas
Felgsl
Richard Croker
Braves
Grassiop
Per Stoffea
Kamsas
Tammany Men
Pottstown
Tuginning
Kaheas
Wheat Belt
Salina
Tlocky Mountains
Lincoln Nebrum: Sister Leaves for Angle Chir and Poll Talk
Lincoln Neb June 1 Congressmen Sister departs for Ange Chir amid Democratic speculation that he will carry Mr Harran’s expressed wishes. The report notes agreement not to run and hints at post departure political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Congresaman
Ange Chir
Lincobs
Hrran
Hello Kansas! The Pall of Ta galls and What Happened
A Crane & Co pamphlet titled Hello Kansas The Pall of Ta galls and What Happened argues Kansas suffered under Populism and Prohibition. It attacks Ingalls and Will White and claims ten years of turmoil, citing census shifts and political upheaval from 1886 to 1890, with sweeping, sensational claims about Kansas politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane & Co
Kansas
Eugene F. Ware
Ironquill
Ware
Will White
Forte Supher
Ihand
Higan
Felows
Kansas Greens and Populists Castouts of Reform Fusion
A fragmented critique traces party shifts in Kansas after Mr Inguls downfall and labels the Reform, Pops, and Fusion as transient labels. It discusses emigration, census gaps, and population decline, accusing Populists of prompting foreign capital fears, law volatility, and social decay while using animal metaphors to lampoon the political factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingulis
Sincy Baye
Mumih
Kansas
Inesta
Eanes
Kaneas
Asari
Buffalo-Cross Plains
Helmirt
Prairie Dog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kempff
Yuku
A State Journal
Jas
Sulsar
Neely Cage
Braidenthal Beares
Topeka Society
Li Gung Chang
Leavenworth
Balleriat
Trudy Moralizen
Lata Paris
Cronje
Helena Frise
Preacher
Darwin
Seymours
Missouri Puenue
Gth
Rose Or Charles Thomas
Manila
Tiger
Bulzer
Om Sith
Startling Little Book
Eugene Ware
Hals
Ingalls
United States
Wheelers
Arkansas
Southwest
Janeas
Farmere Alliaance
Canada
Messieh
Nebraska
Centak
Republican Party
Farmers Alliance
In- Sallzus
Ingalis
Rot
Fan
Lauin
Ohlsen
Cama
Porto Rico
Philippines
South Africa
Oklahorma
Kanss
Vermont
Scythia
Earth
Ariate
C. F. Menninger
M. D
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Ave
Telephone
Topeka
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