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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
1
National political note outlines October 2 gathering of Independent Democrats of Montana in Batté. The report cites tensions over U S foreign policy as Europe critiques rise and mentions Britain and America aligned against continental powers. Washington orders troop withdrawal while a legation guard remains.
Hazelton, September 25. Sheriff Harvey telegraphed Governor Stone requesting troops to guard nights in Luzerne County amid striker marches. Private citizens back the request, hoping troops curb the demonstrations. Four marchers were arrested for breach of the peace and jailed at South Wilkes Barre.
British readers learn via Associated Press that Britain and the United States align against continental powers, while China appears set to attack German forces. Dispatches describe an imminent German entry into Shanghai, seizures of Wu Sung forts, Kiangsu provinces, and plans to seize the Chinese fleet with French support.
Berlin reports the Cologne Gazette claims most powers back Germany's note except the United States. Prince Tuan’s appointment to head China’s government is described as a reaction to American policy. The piece questions US diplomacy and suggests possible diplomatic friction among powers over China.
The U S government orders General Chaffee to reduce American forces in China to a legation guard of about 1 400 men, to stay in Pekin with Manila as a reporting point for the remainder. The move signals the army’s withdrawal from Pekin while maintaining a minimal civil guard for the American legation.
Berlin reports alarming China news but withholds publication for Pekin conferences. Von Waldersee cables of danger as consuls warn of a general uprising. Mumm von Schwartzenstein and von Bindemann warn of critical Yangtse conditions while Prince Tuan’s appointment signals a shift at the helm.
The document discusses keeping the department advised and ensuring general confidence of allied leaders. General Wilson and aides will stay in Pekin for now, with possible special instructions. It notes MacArthur has no obligation to implement instructions and to inform other powers’ commandants about withdrawing part of our forces, to show this to Conger.
The China relief mission reports the murder of 11 missionaries at Sihchee Taning Yah Yang Shansi. American missionaries J. H. Roberts Mark Williams William Sprague Mrs Sprague and Miss Virginia Murdock who escaped Kalgan June last will sail on the Anchor line City of Rome from Glasgow September 27.
London dispatch States from Hongkong that Triads have gathered near Chung Chum and threaten an attack on Canton. The report cites a news agency dispatch and notes heightened alert in the region.
Washington on September 25 reports Battery O seventh artillery under Captain J. R. Williams is moved from Benicia barracks California to Fort Riley Kansas. The unit had been ordered to China amid anticipated extended American involvement there.
Special dispatch reports a 90 morning switching incident at Wickes where an engine derailed the passenger coach of a Helena bound mixed train. Passengers Lena Fiesher and William Cummings injured. Fiesher with scalp wound, Cummings with a broken nose. Dr Treacy and special relief train responded to scene. Frosty snow on rails believed to have hindered control.
Lourenco Muranez reports heavy fighting across the Sabi river as Breyn and Reita push northward toward a junction. A commando is said to be surrounded near Pietersburg, with British forces intercepting the advancing units.
In Luzerne, strikers have won converts to their cause while the governor declines to deploy more troops to the district. He will await further developments before acting.
The coal strike grows more complex as Markle and Co reply to workers bill of grievances. In Luzerne county the governor considers troops after Sheriff Harvey seeks aid due to night marches but delays action. Strikers increase in Lehigh region while Hazelton fears wage concessions may push workers to join the strike.
G B Markle Co replies to miners demanding arbitration. Company says arbitration existed since 1885 but votes of workers tied to labor organizations are excluded. If two arbitrators fail to agree Archbishop Ryan may act. Wages, powder price, and semi monthly pay debated. Locust Springs colliery to be tied up. Ashland and Trevorton mines affected. Shamokin clerks vote for strike. aid committees to be formed.
Shamokin Pennsylvania on September 25 local strike leaders say information received suggests strong support for a labor action. They expect unity among workers and plan coordinated protests to press for concessions.
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania the strike reduces mine output with Park Place Pittston No 3 and Lawrence closed for insufficient reported workers. Cambridge remains full staffed while other mines Blast Locustdale Locust Springs North Franklin operate. English speaking miners in the borough join United Mine Workers as 27 000 of 35 000 district No 9 workers idle. Troops patrol rehearse and parade.
The Republican rally at the opera house drew a fair crowd but little enthusiasm. Judge Thompson presided and introduced A P Stark who spoke briefly. Col. John W. Custer condemned the Democratic party and Melvinney administration, calling William Jennings a traitor and dishonest.
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