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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1900

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Allied Forces Near Gates of Chinese Capital

Paris reports Allied troops within 25 kilometers of Boling as of Aug 14 with Chaffee and Remey dispatches detailing advances toward Peking. Observers note heavy casualties from Chinese fire and exhaustion among Ninth Infantry and Fourteenth, while Canton Forts receive new 12 centimeter guns and garrison expands to 18,000.

Paris Boling London Ho St Wu Peking Yang Meral Chaffee Admiral Remey Ho Si Wo Taitsung Yang Tsun Chaffee Chingse Fourteenth Infantry Fourteenth Ninth Infantry Canton Canvoy

Chinese Front Chronicle Reflects War Strain and Reinforcements

Reports from San Francisco dated August 14 note Chinese battlefield strain with Li’s forces stretched and reinforcements from the south. The reform movement triggers large-scale mobilization, including 800000 Signal Corps personnel. A detachment of 41 soldiers from Fort Mayer, Virginia arrives for China service and sails Thursday aboard the War HR Teeth.

Signal Corps China San Prancisco Pergeant Fort Mayor San Francisco War- HR

Independents in Session at Indianapolis Convention

Indianapolis Aug 14 Delegates begin arriving for two third party conventions in Indianapolis The anti imperialist wing leads the expected ticket while independents discuss alignment and responses from national figures including Cleveland and Bryan efforts unfold as talks continue

Indianapolis Bryan Sven Cleveland Boca Colona

Tragic Crime Reports Across Ohio and Georgia

Multiple brief crimes reported across Ohio and Georgia. Jamestown Jamestown area killer A O Bingamon fatally wounds his mother in law Jane Bradley after family troubles. Georgia cases include ax attack on O A Kennedy near a mill and a fatal post office shooting Paradiso and Ferguson in Lincoln county. Amanda Willins, a black woman, kills Jane Johnson on St Simons Island. Jim Jones wounds his wife with a pistol near Screven. Robert Ebbe dies after a fall from a Tybee train.

Ohio Xkent Jamestown A. O. Bingamon Mats Jane James Bradley Rae Patts Bradley Bingemae Biewi Bingamon Gale Bont Brunswick Amanda Willins Jane Johnson St. Simons Island Amanda Jane

Indemnity Policy After American Fatalities

An unnamed high government official states the United States seeks indemnity for American victims of Chinese-caused harm. The aim is to fund families for life, ensure assurances of order, and may include stationing warships to monitor ports and divert revenue to compensate victims.

Wastiverox United States China Oftelats

Anxiety in Washington on China Campaign Rising

The state department received a cipher dispatch from Minister Conger at Peking. Acting Secretary Adee conferred with Secretary Root and withheld details. An atmosphere of intense anxiety filled Washington as reports suggested a critical stage in the Chinese campaign and possible bloody action at Peking.

China Washinatoy State Department Conger Peking Adeo Root Great Britain Japan

Russia protests as papers attack British action in Yangtse

Reports from Aug 14 describe press campaigns criticizing Great Britain's involvement in the Yangtze valley. A US embassy member is quoted explaining Washington's hostile stance toward China and Li Hongzhang's offer to spare Tien Tain if the US abandons marching on Peking. The official expresses irritation at being bargained with and says the US may deploy troops to China.

Great Britain Yang Tse Valley America Perznspurc the Gazette United States China Li Hang Chang Conger Tien Tain Peking Abe

Bullets End In Fatal Duel With Mackoy Gang

Glenwood Georgia August 8 A Ryals was killed in a street confrontation with a gang led by the Mackoy brothers after a prior dispute over a buggy collision. Ryals shot five times including a neck-breaking wound. Joe Machey was wounded and believed to die.

Glenwoop Ryals Macher Joe Machey Machey

Democratic Nomination Notified At Kansas City Convention

Bryan and Stevenson were officially notified of their Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominations at the Kansas City convention. The day opened hot with a parade to the military park and speeches from party leaders.

Bryan Stevenson Omolawy Inpianxavoris William Jenning Adlai Stevenson Kansas City Old Sol Stevenson Ayoss Mr. Brewersom Jones James K. Jones Democratic National Committee Taggart Richardson Tennessee Thomas Colorado Blevensch Ee Bryn Pole Iir Lincoln Jefferson Democratic Party

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