Boxer Uprising and Allied Relief to Peking
The narrative recalls the Boxer rebellion in China from early 1900s, detailing British diplomat Sir Claude MacDonald’s efforts with the Yamen, mixed official decrees, and foreign ministers’ protests. It covers outbreaks of violence against missionaries, foreign legations, and the eventual allied military expedition led by Gen. Chaffee to lift the siege and reach Peking, with substantial multinational forces and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude MacDonald
Peking
Brooks
Tsung Li
Yamen
Claude
Home Office
Scott
Church of England
Mr Brown
Shantung Province
Sir Claude
Fist of Righteous Harmony
Big Sword Society
Kroxer
Energeti
Erme
Claude Macc- Tronald
Great Britain
Cang Aut
Baron von Sketteler
Marquis Salage
Italy
Baron da Antheuard
Iiach
China
Tans
Ueme
Paoting-fu
Rene Pa
Seymour Rehef
Torce
Baeck
Paku
Tohhase
Gome
Sugi
Jane Baron von Ketteler
Meikoutes
Gen
Chaffee
Taka
Piets
Maren
Oregon hosts visiting Jamestown Exposition party
A delegation from Oregon toured Washington landmarks after arriving Sunday for the Jamestown Exposition. They rode sightseeing cars to major buildings, visited Mount Vernon, viewed Congress Library and The Post, and planned tours of the Treasury and Washington Monument before returning to their hotel. They were to attend a White House reception at 2 PM and depart for Norfolk by 5:30 PM.
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Oregon
Washington
Mount Vernon
Delesetion
Congressional Library
Post Building
Treasury
Norfolk
Choral Society War Ends With Organizing Washington Oratorio
At George Washington University a Choral Society meeting ended in a power clash as director Sydney Wrightson ousted Meyer Cohen and Miss Mary Cryder from the board and announced plans to form the Washington Oratorio Society after a Jamestown Exposition trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Cohen
Mary A. Cryder
Director
Washington Oratorio Society
Soact
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
William Bruce King
Mary A A. Cryder
Wrightson
Cohen
Cryder
King
Choral Society
Anyal Society
George Washington University
Jamestown Exposition
Jamestown
Amring
Miss Cryder
Saya Wrightson
Higan
Echo Societies
New York
Choral
Board of Povaernors
Henry J. Daly
Lhert J. Osgood
Joseph BR. Wilson
Norman HL. Camp
Viola i
Bellow Tm
Thoral Society
Washington
Grocer Mistakenly Seated in State Legislature Sits In
A Kansas City grocer, elected to the Missouri lower house by confusion about offices, is misled by local politician Mike Casey about Washington duties. He travels to the capital but returns irked after a week, later warned by a Missouri Samaritan about political overreach.
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St Louis Republic
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Mike Casey
Casey
Washington
Congress
Missouri
Cockrell
Grosers
Lst
Accuse Priest's Brother In Forgeries
Emilio Jaselli, held on a 2000 bond for forging his brother Rev Nicola Jaselli's indorsements on four International money orders exceeding 300, faced a preliminary exam before US Commissioner Anson Taylor. Testimony by Father Jaselli, postal inspector, and bank official detailed the case, with the hearing continued to tomorrow for grand jury action and legal argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio Jaselli
Nicola Jaselli
United State
Anson 8.Taylor
Father Jaselli
Cardinal Gibbons
Emilio
Howard
F. KE. Little
Jaseiti
H Street
W. J. Flather
Riggs National Bank
James M. Proctor
Jasell
Jackson H. Ralston
H. Winship Wheatley
Widow's Children Seek $5,000 From Putnam Estate
A civil suit for damages likely totaling $5,000 will be filed against the estate of Silas Putnam for the death of Mrs Emma Beavers at Munsons Hill. Miss Elizabeth Beavers seeks guardianship for her sister's children and an administrator for the Beavers estate. The Beavers brood, orphaned by the shooting, faces placement as relatives manage the estate’s worth about $15,000 while Putnam’s home and holdings are valued higher. Funeral arrangements for Putnam followed the tragedy at Falls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
Putnam
Falls Church
Silas Putnam
Emma Beavers
Munsons Hill
Elizabeth Beavers
Fairfax County
Louis C. Barley
Miss Beavers
Washington
Mans
William Z. Lee
Manassa
Gertrude
May
Charles Mair
Abie
Ruth
Nathan
Southern Methodist Church of
Weather wonders and warnings across the mid-Atlantic region
The Weather Bureau reports clearing skies from the Mississippi Valley to the East, with cold pockets in New England and rising temperatures in the North. Forecasts call for cooler conditions in the Atlantic States on Tuesday, warmer elsewhere, plus gusty winds coastal regions and frost and flood warnings in several states.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Miss Aissippi
New England
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Middle Plateau
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic and
Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Upper Mississippi
Misouri
Rocky Mountain Region
Atlantic States
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Plains States
Lake Region
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
Saint Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Asheville
Nn. c
Atlanta
A. Ag
Atlantic City
Dramarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cmeinnall
Cheyenne
Davenport
Denver
Colo
Des ‘Moines
Towa
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Montsi
Indianapolis
Jackson
Fila
Kansas Cuty
Little Reel
Ark
Marquette
Mich
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Pittsburg
Salt Lake
St. Louis
St. Paul
Bal Minn. m
Springfield
Vicksburg
Miss
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Baltimore American
Kington
Choral Society Wars
Lhose
Sue Putnam's
Supee
Moether
Lttle
Hood
Batiste
Jc Yard
St. Gall Fmu
Uw. B
Cleveland
Oswego
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hinoii
Indiana
Ohio
Hed River
Futton
River Bulletin
Washington Post
Peter Grogan
Daniel Doody
N. Cap. St
Doody
Mayers
Wilson & Mayers
Maryland
Security Storage Company
Fifteenth Street
Sanders & Stayman
Hebbard
Geo. E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F Street
N. W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N. W
S. S. Shedd & Bro. CO
Columbia
Arene
Columbia Phonograph Co
F St
The
Washington Bost
Washington, D.C
Udesheimer
Christian Xander
Phe
Helle
Conen Neoser
Evans
Evans’ Drug Store
F Street N. W
Post
United:States
Canada
Washington Sunday Post
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