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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
1
Fragmented text lists regular prices and sale prices for napkins table linen towels and hose with unclear values. Indicates discounts on pure linen Huckaback towels and various cut-to-sale notes, but many figures are garbled or repeated.
Admiral George Dewey tells a Washington dispatch that China faces grave trouble similar to the Philippines and that war with the United States is likely. He says naval forces can keep coast cities orderly, while allies should keep Li Hung Chang under watchful eyes.
The United States has not replied to the proposal of Count Waldersee commanding international forces in China. He is regarded as an eminent soldier and may suit a broader campaign beyond the current relief of ministers in Pekin. Waldersee is in Germany and could not reach China until the present objective is decided. The issue will be discussed with President McKinley upon his return to Washington next week.
A dispatch from Washington reports Li Hung Chang expressing despair over the Chinese government and fearing anti foreign elements have full control in Pekin. The conversation, with a trusted consul friend of Earl Li, details the deteriorating state of affairs among his people.
The post office department announces money orders may be sent to American troops in China with a money order office at military postal station No 1 China. Remitters may purchase orders and payments will be honored even if troops move to different locations within China. Domestic rate applies. Also rural free delivery expands Aug 15 at Wakonda South Dakota and Wilton Wisconsin with more service at West Salem and Alma Center Wisconsin.
In Rome on August 10 the funeral cortege of King Humbert proceeded from the railway station chapel to the Pantheon. King Victor Emmanuel III led princes and ministers as artillery, bands, and battalions marched past. Tears marked the crowd’s display of mourning.
In cities nationwide a day of mourning was observed with special services led by Paris officials at St. Clyde Church. Attendees included members of the diplomatic corps, French officials, and the United States national commissioners to the exposition.
A Rome dispatch reports sudden crowd movement in Via Nazionale as the king's funeral procession passed. Ninety people were injured and several were crushed during the panic.
Articles of incorporation filed for the Manitoba and Lake Superior Railway company in St. Louis county. Duluth will host the principal offices with capital stock of 100000 dollars and a 10000000 dollar indebtedness limit. Incorporators are James T. Ross Alexander R. Sinclair Ralph J. Davis Wayland W. Sanford and Franklin E. Searle all of Duluth. The line would shorten Duluth’s distance to Winnipeg by 100 to 150 miles.
New York reports the Fitzsimmons Ruhlin bout at Madison Square Garden is set with Fitzsimmons at 165 pounds and Ruhlin at 195. An estimated 15 000 spectators are expected as both fighters receive half the receipts and the winner claims 75 percent of that share. Charley White is named referee and the victor is challenged by Jeffries who says he will meet the winner before September 1.
In Indianapolis, August 10, reports indicate the National Association of Democratic Clubs will move its meeting to October 10. Officials say postponement avoids clashes with other national events and aims to finalize club organization and readiness.
The Populist executive committee in Ocicaco meets to fill the vacancy after Charles A. Towne withdraws. Most members favor endorsing Adlai E. Stevenson, with little opposition aside from Chairman Butler.
Victor Baldwin, who killed opponent Ralph Miller in a barn boxing match at Richmond Hill Long Island, was arraigned at Far Rockaway on homicide charges and held without bail. Four riders and abettors were detained as witnesses under $1,000 bail.
A Pretoria dispatch reports a plot to seize Lord Roberts and kill British officers. Ten ringleaders were arrested as part of a larger conspiracy tied to the Johannesburg rising, with plans to burn houses and swiftly move Roberts to a commando amid widespread British anger.
Canadians invalided to England from South Africa vent complaints in London papers about poor arrangements for comfort and slow return. They tell of life under British officers and plan to present facts to Canadian ministers aboard the Allan liner Parisian bound for Montreal.
About 160 Italian laborers in Washington county near Hollersville have rioted for two days. Half are described as anarchists who celebrate King Humbert's assassination and refuse to work while local supporters of the king contest for rights. Reports say many rioters have been wounded with no fatalities yet.
Efforts are under way to form a national association of real estate and realty investors. Circulars have been sent to brokers urging a general convention in Chicago on August 30 and September 1 for organization.
Managua Aug 10. Interoceanic Canal company representatives failed to obtain more time to deposit 400000 dollars in gold with Nicaragua’s government or start construction of a railway and canal across the country.
Creston Iowa August 10 Mrs Mary E Scales recently released from an asylum gave her 2 year old laudanum causing the child to die She tried to drug her 6 year old son but he escaped and alerted others She then locked herself in the house and killed herself with a final dose of poison
Advices from Bitlis say two hundred people including women and children were slain by troops and Kuols under Al Hasha in Spaghank Sassun district. The village is said to have been ordered burned.
Charles D Lane returning from Cape Nome says 5,000 to 10,000 residents face absolute destitution. He argues relief hinges on action by the United States government and notes his large interests in Nome.
Beaver Falls Pa Aug 10 Fire during the night totally destroyed the works of the Shelby Steel Tube company and the Boston Electroduct company causing about 300000 in damage The origin of the blaze is unknown.
The dispatch to China urges immediate cessation of imperial troop attacks on the Pekin legations and cooperation with a relief expedition to protect foreigners and restore order. It notes dangers to Ministers Conger and Wu and calls for the imperial government to communicate with the relief force for joint action.
Dispatch from M. Pichon, French minister at Pekin, cites Chinese officials warning of departure and pledging to protect 800 foreigners including 200 women and children, plus 8,000 native Christians, with no Chinese escort to be used. Ciphered message notes potential rescue forces and emphasizes awaiting government instructions.
A spark in the Polska Industrial lumber yard at Crivitz started a blaze that caused about 150000 in damage and left 100 Polish residents homeless. Fire departments from Marinette Green Bay and Menominee checked the flames, saving the business district and sawmill. The affected district will be rebuilt.
London reports the American Delagoa Bay railway claims near settlement. Parties have reached a practical agreement though some details remain to be adjusted.
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