Relief near Tien Tsin as Seymour force hits Peking route
June 27 dispatches report Admiral Seymour's relief column about ten miles from Tien-Tsin after a hard march from Peking. The force, including 130 US marines and Major Littleton Waller, faced heavy Chinese and Boxers while repulsing a prior assault and awaiting further support.
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Chefoo
Associated Press
Amercans
Tien-Tsin
Admiral Seymour
Peking
Seymour
Kempff
Fowler
Cheefoo
Littleton Waller
United States
Kemptt
Kemyi
Taku
Me¢ ‘Alla
Made His Brother a Convict.
After thirty years apart the case linked Smith Crane and his brother Peter Crane. In Belleville a deputy marshal summoned A. J. Nichols and Smith Crane to San Francisco court where a man impersonating Smith Crane faced trial. Smith Crane identified the prisoner as his long-lost brother and testified that convicted him of perjury, sentencing him to San Quentin.
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Belleville
Mis
Smith
Peter Crane
United States
A. J. Nichols
Ilney
Smith Crane
Francisco
San Quentin
Treasury Again Calls Banks for Five Million Deposits
The secretary of the treasury announces a third call on depository banks for 5,000,000 held as deposits to be returned to the treasury by July 16.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Rear End Collision Injures Two On Depew Terminal
In Buffalo on June 27 a rear end freight collision at the Depew Terminal railroad injured engineer Frank W. Ormsbie and fireman William H. Green early in the morning.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Depew Terminal
Frank W. Ormsbie
Wil Ram FH. Green
Boxer Pam Sharkey Loses To Gus Ruhlin In Coney Island Bout
In Coney Island on June 27 Pam Sharkey suffered a decisive defeat to Gus Ruhlin, the first loss of his pugilistic career. The match took place in the arena amid a charged crowd as Ruhlin dominated the bout.
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Seasiae
Athletic Club
Big Gus Btuhlin
Ohio
Coney Island
N. Y
Pam Sharkey
Chicago
John A. Klussell
Elgin
Porto Rico
United States District Court
Kohlsant
Willis
McKinley
Charles Buell
Russell
Washington
Unveiling of the Dewey Gun planned in Three Oaks
Three Oaks Michigan readies for the Dewey cannon unveiling tomorrow with Miss Helen Gould and General Russell Alger as guests. Alger will welcome Miss Gould and Dr Barton will speak on Peace and War victories. A 250 voice chorus and orchestra will perform as the canopy falls in a star shape.
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Three Oaks
Mich
Helen Gould
Russell A. Alger
General Alger
Gould
Michigan
Barton
W. BR. Chamberlain
Chicago
Cape Colony Pacified After Last Rebel Surrenders
Lord Roberts reports the final rebel force in Cape Colony north of the Orange River surrendered on June 20. Commandant DeVilliers led about 220 men with 280 horses, 18 wagons, 260 rifles and 100000 rounds. Baden-Powell notes pacification proceeding in Rustenberg. In Minneapolis, Daniel Darling of a tax title firm admits stealing over 5000 dollars from the county auditor’s office and will repay after arrest in New Rich Mond Wisconsin.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Charles Warren
Cape Colony
Orange River
DeVilliers
Baden-Powell
Rustenberg
Minneapolis
County Auditor's
State Examiner
Daniel Darling
Darling
New Richmond
Wis
Death of Mrs. Cassaday, Wisconsin Chief Justice’s Wife
Madison report notes Mrs. J pf Cassaday wife of the state supreme court chief justice died at 1 30 yesterday morning following unspecified illness. The president justice attended the funeral arrangements.
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Madison, Wis
J. Pf. Cassaday
State Supreme Court
Market Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices and Receipts
Daily market report shows hogs with estimated receipts of 7,000 and varied prices from 4.25 to 5.27 for different lots. Cattle receipts 3,000 with steers from 4.50 to 5.80 and cows 2.50 to 4.60. sheep receipts 7,000 with western lambs at 5.60 to 6.75 and native lambs 5.00 to 6.50. East Buffalo reports 20 cattle, 6 hog cars, and 5 sheep cars with mixed prices. St. Louis and Milwaukee grain notes follow with minor commodity price shifts.
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Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Michigan
Democrats Face Veiled Rivalries at Kansas City Convention
Delegates arrive from New York including John J. Witzgerald and Jacob Ruppert Jr seeking free silver limits avoidance. Sterling Price promotes Sulzer for president and a New York ticket, while convention hall work proceeds amid hustling to set temporary officers. Prohibition and woman suffrage anchor the Illinois slate as the gathering closes.
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New York
Kansas City
John J. Witzgerald
Kings County
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
New York City
Ruppert
Sterling Price
Paris
Tex
Representative Sulzer
Price
New Yorker
Sulzer
Democratic National Committee
The
Star
D. A. Rose
Milwaukee
Charles N. Thomas
Colorado
Rose
National Committee
Alschuler Nominated for Governor on Second Ballot
At the Democratic state convention in Springfield Walter Watson opened the gathering. After credentials delays the second ballot produced Walter Alschuler of Aurora as the gubernatorial nominee with strong cheers and party unity evident throughout the hall. Delegates-at-large and alternates to the national convention were also announced.
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Springfield
Alschuler
Walter Watson
Mount Vernon
State Central Committee
I. W. Taylor
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Watson
State Committee
E Elmore W. Wurst
Rock Island
John M. Rapp
Fairfield
William J. Roach
Chicago
Lawrence Stringer
Lincoln
John A. Logan
Elgin
Hurst
Bryan
United States
Altgeld
Mayor Harrison
Chiago
Ben T. Cable
A. S. Trade
A. R. Williams
Carmi
White County
Edward Cohen
Charles Verne
Adlai B. Stevenson
Bloomington
George W. Fithian
Newton
Jasper County
John C. Schubert
Edward JL. Clover
Morris
Adam Ortseifen
Samuel Alschuler
Aurora
Nicholas B. Worthington
Peoria
Alfred Orendorff
Ortseifen
Orendorf
Worthington
Charles K. Ladd
Harrison
Major Willard reports on Chicago river canal impact
Major Willard United States engineer reports approved by Acting Secretary Meikelsohn findings favor canal use with no mandatory flow limits. He notes pilots adapt well and current remains slow though canal bridge shows two and a quarter miles per hour. Wilson endorses continued observation by sanitary district and Willard.
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Chicago
Major Willard
United States
Washington
Meikelsohn
War Department
Willard
Alimont
Sanitary District
Engineering Department
Chicnago
Canal
Wilson
Canadian Steel Company Plans $25 Million Plant Near Welland
Chicago June 27. Reports circulate about a major iron and steel plant to be built near Welland Ontario on the Welland canal. The Canadian Steel Company has capital stock of 18 million with about 7 million in bonds, totaling 25 million in securities. 200 acres have been acquired and the first stock call of 25 percent has been issued. The plant will use Welland water power and sit amid a natural gas belt. Main offices will be in Toronto Beloit Wis.
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Chicago
Welland
Welland Canal
Ontario
Toronto
New York
Pittsburg
PL Bs
Hinckley
Canadian Steel Company
Canada
Atlantic
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence
Niagara Falls
Niagara Peninsula
Wabash Directors Declared 3 Per Cent Debenture Payout
The directors of the Wabash railroad yesterday declared the regular semi annual disbursement of 3 per cent on the debenture A bonds.
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New York
Wabash Railroad
Noted Fargo Brothers Leader T. Lenton Fargo Dies in New York
New York June 27. T Lenton Fargo brother of J C Fargo president of American Express and of William C Fargo founder of Wells Fargo Express died at his home in the city aged 67 years.
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New York
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Chaffee
China
Adna RK. Chaffee
San Francisco
State Department
Li Hung Chang
Hay
Conger
Senis
Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Warren
Chicago Grain and Produce
Milwaukee Grain
Northern
Detroit
Illinois
Alsehuler
Lill
Altschuler
Gos
Criserien
John P. Hopkins
Thomas Byrne
Thomas J. McNally
William Lotter
Roger Sullivan
Robert E. Burke
John Kitzsimmns
Blehth
J. Logan
Charles W. Verguson
Guy €. Scott
Daniel Keenan
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Bo J. Clagwett
Frank J. Quinn
Thomas BP
Dunn
V. V. Barnes
John A. Henderson
B. J. Rafford
James A. Stone
J. O. Tuntson
Regan
Ilinois State University
Elvira S. Stewart
Clara Hartford
J. K B. Bitlinger
J. G. Cunningham
Urbana
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Marion
Ind
Roward A. Cantley
Michigan City
Timself
Philadelphia
A. K. Reed
Cantley
Longcliff Insane Hospital
Logansport
Reform School
Plainfield
Edward Abbott
Hartford City
Tlurtle
Hurrie
Elgin Man
International Hahnemannian Association
Cadilac
Hahnemann
Tony Christine the
Riffey
Virden
Tony Christine
Mike Grenois
Anderson, I.T
Christine
Anderson
Joe Christiana
Honolulo
Joseph M. Oats
Honolulu
John M. Oats
Andrew Dekas
Lubeck Street
Poland
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Moscow
Europe
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Rim
Great Iron and Steel Plant
Welland, Ont
Wisconsin
Beloit
Myra C. Grinnell
Woman’s Relief Corps
Marriette Purcell
Belle W. Bliss
Baraboo
Hattie L. Welton
Mundison
Sophia M. Straithorn
South Kaukauna
Martha M. Showalter
Lancaster
Annie B. Noyes
Very III
Racine
Wish
Circuit Court
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Joseph Krok
CHAS
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Osan
Prank Stewart
0. M. Keck
L. M. Sproull
Pratt
Optician
Ladies
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Oxford
Annone
Harwood
South Side
Johnson
Sherman
Ube
Johnson's ‘Bakery
Baird & Bailey
T. M. Reynolds
Hormore
J. Albert
Solon
Agente
Ling of
Ashby
Nicola
Hanan
Mirsch
Nlewis
Ke CO
Poeta
Madetia
T. G Mason
Nelson
Jowler
JH. Stewart
I. R. Powers
Egga
Tondre
Benz
Klein's
Ollee
M. L. Logan
Joseph Pollard
H. Knecht
the Reynolds Gallery
T. J. Dempsey
Hotel Allen
J. F. Poage
American School of Osteopathy
First National Bank
Marsh W. Bailey
C. J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Bear Alberson's Grocery
Temple Building
W. H. Butterfield
Crail
Iowa
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
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