Allies reach Tien Tsin and move to relieve besieged force
Rear Admiral Kempff via a Japanese torpedo boat says combined forces entered Tien Tsin on Saturday June 28 with small losses. They began to relieve the force that left Tien Tain on June 10 and is believed surrounded near Pekin. Seymour is reported captured and the ministers have left Pekin guarded by Chinese soldiers. Their whereabouts are unknown.
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Kempff
Tien Tsin
Tien Tain
Pekin
Seymour
British Warship Brings Grim Pekin News of Allied Plight
Reports from Che Foo indicate eight hundred Sikhs and two hundred Welsh Fusiliers joined American German and Russian forces nine miles from Tien Tein to attack Chinese besiegers. Dispatches warn the legations at Pekin and Admiral Seymour may be in grave danger as Chinese troops around Pekin number about eighty six thousand with heavy armament and inexhaustible ammunition.
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London
Terrible
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Taku
Tien Tein
Tien Tain
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Daily Express
Pekin
Admiral Seymour
Man
Shan Hai Kwan
Sung Ghing
Carolowitz
Li Ping Heng
Shan Tung
Kiang Yin
Yang Tse
Relief of Tien Tein Urged by Kempf in Pekin Stand Off
United States Consul John Fowler relays Kempf urging all efforts to relieve Tien Tein as the key to the crisis after a limited relief expedition reaches Pekin. About 450 foreign troops including 46 American Marines moved to guard legations and open the road amid limited communication.
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Cue Foo
United States
John Fowler
Kempf
Pekin
Lang Fang
Tien Tein
Dewey May Seek Sea Service If War With China Breaks Out
Wastyxegov June 26 reports that Admiral Dewey could apply for sea service if hostilities with China arise. He would not commit when asked, hoping for an amicable settlement and declining to say whether he would accept.
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Wastyxegov
China
Dewey
S.r
Dynamiting at St Louis Linked to Transit Detectives
Investigators suspect some explosions under Transit Company cars and a bridge plot were carried out by company employees to boost the detectives' reputation rather than by strikers. Transit detective Nathan J Farrand provided crews aiding the inquiry.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
Nathan J. Farrand
Buses Patronized as Street Cars Reduced in St Louis
In St Louis on June 26 all streetcar lines run but with fewer cars, especially north south. Passengers favor wagons and buses run by strikers in sympathy, though demonstrations against car users lessen. Transit company and union men appear satisfied with the situation.
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St. Louis
Transit Company
Union
Aim
Closing of Winnipeg Workshops by Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg June 26 Employees of the Canadian Pacific railroad shops in this city were told Saturday morning to close from noon that day until July 3 About 500 workers are affected The company plans broader layoffs across Western Canada totaling between 6000 and 8000 workers Indignation runs high in Winnipeg over the measure.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canada
Escaped Prisoners Kill Deputies in Card Game Standoff
In Kansas a pursuit ended in a fatal fight near Cloud Chief Greer county. Sheriff Neal Morrison was wounded and two deputies were killed as they hunted George Casey and a man named McKee who had broken jail. Cattle inspector Jeff Gilmore Bill Anderson and others were involved in a quarrel over a card game. Gilmore killed the three others and escaped.
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Wichita
Kan
Neal Morrison
Cloud Chief
C. T
George Casey
McKee
Arapahoe
Granite
Greer County
Jeff Gilmore
Bill Anderson
Gilmore
Lord Roberts Moves on Free State as Six Columns Close In
June 26 Lonpos reports Lord Roberts six columns converging to trap Free Staters with decisive results unlikely for days. Boers within lines, Canadian outpost at Honigspruit attacked. 2 killed 4 wounded 4 captured. US Consul Hay to Machadodorp for British prisoners. Boers derailed a train near Standerton. The Times correspondent notes Boer horses dwindling due to cold and hunger.
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Lonpos
Lord Roberta
Rundle
Ficksburg-Senekal
Dewet
Mounted Rifles
Trigles
United States
Hay
Pretoria
Machadodorp
Kruger
Standerton
Brabant
Pickeburg
Vicitoria
Lourenzo Marques
Times
Anti-Imperialists Meet in New York To Plan Fall Action
About 35 anti imperialists from across the country gathered at the Fifth Avenue hotel New York to decide on a campaign line for the fall. They resolved to form a new independent party and called for a general anti imperialist conference after the Kansas City Democratic convention. If Democrats fail to adopt a liberal imperialism plank the group will convene to organize.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Smith
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kanang City
Hill the Favorite Opinions of Democratic Committeemen
A World survey shows 85 Democratic national and state committeemen favor David B. Hill for Bryan's running mate in doubtful states. Georgia delegates arrive for Kansas City with Hill favored, while Arkansas may instruct for Hill as vice president.
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Democratic
New Yorke
Bryan
David B. Hill
New Yorker
Schley
B. F. Shively
Charles A. Towne
Charter H. Harrison
Fitzhugh Lee
George Dewey
George Fred Williams
Atlanta
Democracy of Georgia
Kansas City
Elliott Danforth
New York
Amos Cummings
Sniveley
Indiana
Wll
Georgia
Little Roc
Ark
D. B. Hill
Jones
National Committee
May foreign trade totals from Treasury Bureau
The Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports May imports at 71 million 643 thousand 735 dollars and exports at 111 million 307 thousand 195 dollars. For the 11 months ending May, imports total 783 million 888 thousand 72 dollars and exports 1 billion 264 million 209 thousand 7 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Dr Jameson elected to Cape parliament without opposition
In Jameston Cape Parliament KIMPERLEY June 26 Dr Jameson won a seat with no opposition. The result confirms his election as a member of the Cape parliament.
Postmaster General Removes Rathbone in Cuba Posts Shakeup
Washington June 26 The Postmaster General issued an order removing Extes G Rathbone from the position of director general of posts in Cuba. Martin O Fosner, an inspector in the postal service, is named to perform the duties of director general of posts until further notice.
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Washington
Bag
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