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San Antonio Daily Light
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
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Quiet prevails in Pekin as Chinese authorities maintain order with widespread proclamations for tranquility. Czar's manifestoes garner little sympathy. Viceroy Yuan Shai Kai gains permission to send Norwegian Col. Munthe to report on Russian campaign progress to Admiral Alexieff.
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New York, Feb. 24.-Quiet continues
at Pekin, says a dispatch to the
Times from the Chinese capital. The
Chinese are maintaining order well.
They have covered the province with
proclamations enjoining the preserva-
tion of tranquility.
Manifestoes of the czar evoke little
sympathy among the Chinese.
General Yuan Shai Kai, viceroy of
Chi-li and minister of commerce, has
asked permission to send Col. Munthe,
a Norwegian long in his service, to be
attached to the Russian forces and re-
port the progress of the campaign. Ad-
miral Alexieff consented, and Colonel
Munthe has started on his journey.
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Pekin
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order maintained; permission granted for col. munthe to join russian forces; munthe has departed.
Event Details
Quiet continues in Pekin with Chinese maintaining order via proclamations across the province to preserve tranquility. Czar's manifestoes receive little sympathy from Chinese. General Yuan Shai Kai, viceroy of Chi-li and minister of commerce, requested and received Admiral Alexieff's consent to attach Col. Munthe, a Norwegian in his service, to Russian forces to report on campaign progress; Munthe has started his journey.