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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1900

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Iron ore output in 1899 leads world totals

United States iron ore production reached 24,683,173 long tons in 1899, a 27 percent rise from 1898. Michigan topped states with 9,146,167 tons, Minnesota 5,161,200, Alabama 1,000,327, with Lake Superior region producing 17,802,965 tons. Total mine value near 34,909,077 dollars at 1.42 per ton.

Washington United States United States Geological Survey John Birkinbine England Michigan Minnesota Alabama Lake Superior Marquette Menominee Gogebic Vermillion Mesabe

General Black and Major Rossieur Vie for Commander in Chief

CuicaGo August 23 Grand Army of the Republic encampment draws attention to two top candidates for commander in chief General John C Black of Illinois and Major Geo Rossieur of St Louis Booming support favors Major Rossieur while Black supporters await formal name approval to boost his chances at election

Black Rossieur CuicaGo Grand Army of the Republic John C. Black Ilinois Geo. Rossieur St. Louis

Dolliver Chosen to Fill Gear's Senate Vacancy

Governor Shaw announces appointment of Congressman J. P. Dolliver of Fort Dodge as United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator John H. Gear. The term runs to March 4, 1901, with renewal likely until a successor is elected. multiple candidates are expected, including Cummins, Shaw, and Lacey.

Shaw Gear Des Moines J. P. Dolliver Fort Dodge United States John H. Gear Dolliver A. B. Cummins Lacey

Veteran Counterfeiter Ruello Found Guilty in Philadelphia

Bartholow Ruello an Italian on trial in the U S district court has been found guilty of making possessing and passing counterfeit silver dollars. Sentencing deferred pending a new trial motion. Secret service reports show a 15 year counterfeiting career totaling about $200 000 in bogus currency.

Philadelphia Bartholow Ruello United States District Court Secret Service Ruello

German battalion reaches Pekin after rain delays

Berlin reports a dispatch from Taku dated Aug 10 says the German battalion was delayed by violent rains but arrived at Pekin on Aug 17. Yang-Tsun remains threatened by Chinese troops along the imperial canal.

Pekin Berlin German War Office Taku Yang-Tsun Imperial Canal

Che Foo Taku Cable Opens with Telegram Service Risk

New York reports that the Che Foo Taku cable is now operational with telegrams taken at sender's risk. Taku is linked to Tien Tsin by military telegraph, while an international line delays remain, set to open for business soon.

New York Taku Tien Tsin

Tragic Wreck on New York and Harlem Kills Three

Wreck on the New York and Harlem railroad at Koensico claims the lives of three train men William Lauterback engineer Henry Cassidy fireman and William Abriel brakeman. Coroner to investigate cause. Nearby reports say missing persons have been found. In Winnirea Stanley Brown fired at George Riley three times on Main street after a supposed wink at Brown's wife. No shots inflicted. Brown arrested.

New York New York and Harlem Koensico William Lauterback Henry Cassidy William Abriel Winnirea Stanley Brown George Riley Main Street Brown

Wisconsin Democrats Name State Ticket at Milwaukee Convention

The Democratic state convention at the Pabst theater nominated a full state ticket led by Governor candidate L. G. Bohmerich and other officials including Thomas Patterson and Joseph Woodworth. The party endorsed the Kansas City platform, denounced trusts, and pledged reforms. Bryan’s name drew applause. a contest for state central chairman occurred.

Milwaukee Milwauukee Pabst George W. Peck William Jennings Bryan Peck Clark L. Hood la Crosse L. G. Bohmerich Kenosha Thomas Patterson Waushara Joseph H. Woodworth August Bartz Fall Creek George ©. Cooper Superior Homer B. Hubbell Beaver Dam Robert A. Thompson George W. Hill Antigo F. W. Cotzhausen Milwaukee County John Rosch Winnebago County Kansas City Bryan

Populista Convention Deliberates on State Ticket

The Populist state convention with about 50 delegates opened in the afternoon. Cyrus M. Butt of Viroqua was chosen temporary chairman and spoke briefly. After a recess A A Worsley of Racine was made permanent chairman. The convention abandoned nominating a state ticket and ratified the Democrats’ presidential electors list.

Mi_wavuker Cyrus M. Butt Viroqua A. A. Worsley Racine

Wisconsin Prohibition Convention Opens in Madison

The Wisconsin Prohibition convention met in Madison on August 23 with 200 delegates. W. H. Clark of Ripon was chosen as temporary and permanent chairman, and L. H. Larson of Green Bay was named secretary. Clark denounced McKinley’s canteen policy.

Wisconsin Madison Wis W. H. Clark Ripon Andl. H. Larson Green Bay Clark McKinley

Crushing Mill swallowed by cave-in at Lawrence

A large crushing mill owned by Bowersock and others at Lawrence Kansas was swallowed by an immense cave-in without warning forming a perfect circle. Ground continued to crack with more cave-ins sweeping part of the Nightingale plant including derrick tramway and tanks. The mine has operated for 12 years and is a major producer in the Galena empire district.

Galena Kan Bowersock and Lawrence Nightingale Galena Empire

Acquittal in Havana Customs Frauds Case

In Havana on August 23 the court acquitted all persons accused of complicity in customs house frauds. The presiding judge's decision notes four defendants may be guilty and could be taken before the supreme court. The ruling also says inaccurate appraisement cannot be proven when goods cannot be produced in court and finds no evidence of intended fraud.

Havana Supreme Court

Uncle Sam's Reply to Li Hung Chang

The United States says it cannot negotiate until a Chinese government can stop hostilities by Chinese troops and citizens against the occupying powers. The reply text has been communicated to other governments.

Washington United States Li Hung Chang China

Bryan Delivers Multiple Speeches in Nebrasko Case

W J Bryan opened campaigns with a 4 30 meeting at the courthouse grounds AuburN Nebraska a light rain fell but a large crowd attended. All speeches of the day were delivered in the First congressional district.

Bryan Auburn Neb W. J. Bryan

British Subjects File Complaints Over New York Riots

The British consul in New York reports 16 complaints from colored men who say they are British subjects and were injured in the recent race riots. They state they are natives of British possessions in the West Indies.

New York West Inies

Duels Cause Slaughter Across Italy Says Rome Mail

Rome correspondent for The Daily Mail reports a surge of duels in Italy with four duelist deaths in several towns last Saturday. In the past year Italy has seen about 2400 duels and 45 fatalities, mostly among army officers over trivial pretexts.

Italy London Rome The Daily Mail

Palace Attack and Allied Control of Pekin Expressed in Dispatches

The Morning Post reports 1,400 Americans seized the imperial palace in Pekin and raised the flag over the granary as looting hit the imperial bank. Conger clarifies Pekin is occupied by Japanese, Russians, British, Americans and French with districts for police supervision.

Lonpos Imperial Palace Morning Post Pekin Imperial Granary Washington State Department Conger Shen Si

Empress the Heart and Soul of China, Says Japanese Minister

In London the Japanese minister Kato Takki says the empress is the heart and soul of China and the greatest force while she lives. He warns Li Hung Chang has little influence and urges a quick understanding to avert riots and misery as China’s government is restored.

London The Daily Chronicle Kato Takki China Li Hung Chang

Praise for Fowler by Che Foo refugees letter

A New York letter reports Rev. Frederick Brown praising U S Consul Fowler in Che Foo. The note says Che Foo is unsafe, 200 missionaries would be left to fate without Fowler, and refugees cheered Fowler while groaning at the British.

Che Foo New York Leonard Frederick Brown Fowler United States

Russian Troop Mobilization Reaches Far East

London reports 375000 Russian troops either in the Far East or en route by land or sea with mobilization underway across European Russia. Odessa hosts 14 steamers chartered for troop transport as Shanghai signals Li Hung Chang departs for Pekin.

London Far East Moscow Daily Graphic European Russia Odessa St. Petersburg Shanghai Li Hung Chang Pekin

Situation in Yang Tse Valley Grows Critical

Cablegram from the American Association of China in Shanghai reports the Yang Tse valley situation as increasingly critical. Military estimates call for 16,000 troops to protect Shanghai. The executive committee forwards the message to the secretary of state urging immediate government action and a troop quota.

New York American Asiatic Association American Association of China Shanghai Yang Tse Valley

Rebels Attack Song-Ching Burning Government Buildings

An official dispatch from Korea reports 1,000 rebels attacked Song-Ching and burned the government buildings located there.

Yokoyama Korea Song-Ching

Boers Mobilize Forces at Machadodorp

Secret intelligence indicates General Louis Botha and Generals Meyer and Schaalkburger with 4000 Boers gathered at Machadodorp. The force includes the Boer artillery and stands as the Orange Free State and Transvaal leadership consolidate near the Pretoria-Delagoa Bay line.

Botha Meyer Schalkbarger Machadodorp Twyfelaar Louis Botha Lucas Meyer Orange Free State Schaalkburger Transvaal Republic Kruger

British Troops Engage Boers Near Ventersburg

From London Aug 28 war office dispatch dated Aug 21 reports Lt Col Sotwerecone skirmish near Ventersburg leaving two British wounded. Several lieutenants Spedding Davenport Surtees Watson and a medical officer plus 24 men listed as missing. Hamilton reportedly crossed the Crocodile river. Paget and Baden-Powell attacked Dewet’s commando Aug 20. Lt Flowers and one man killed and Lt Kirby with six men wounded.

London War Office Lord Roberts Sotwerecone Ventersburg Spedding Davenport Surtees Watson Hamilton Crocodile River

Guilty Verdict in Plot Against General Roberts Trial

The trial of Lieutenant Cordun, formerly of the Transvaal artillery, concluded in Pretoria on Tuesday August 21. He was found guilty on all counts of conspiring to kidnap General Roberts with sentence deferred until Lord Roberts confirms the court findings.

Roberts Pretoria Cordun Transvaal Artillery General Roberts Lord Roberts

Attendance swells as Farmers Congress opens in Colorado Springs

About 1,000 delegates attend the 20th annual Farmers Congress in Colorado Springs with many arriving from Chicago and other eastern states by special train. State Engineer McCune and Western state reps push irrigation resolutions while morning talks cover Natural Resources of the South by J. B. Kellebrew of Tennessee and Dairying by G. M. Whittaker, Massachusetts dairy commissioner.

Farmers Congress Colorado Springs Collo Farmers’ Congress Illinois Chicago McCune Colorado Congress Natural Resources of South J. B. Kellebrew Tennessee G. M. Whittaker Massachusetts

Bulgaria Roumania tensions ease say Vienna dispatch

London reports a bulgaro Romanian flare up over the Macedonian committee at Sofia. Vienna’s Standard correspondent notes confidence that the dispute has lost its acuteness and Bulgaria will meet Roumania’s demands in the end.

London Roumania Sofia Vienna The Standard Bulgaria

Iowa Hospital Scandal Rocks Mount Pleasant Official

Des Moines Aug 28 John M Stone superintendent of the industrial department at the hospital for the insane was arrested on information filed by the board of control and jailed on 1500 bail after a preliminary hearing. He refuses to discuss alleged sales of goods. sensational disclosures claim the hospital sold large quantities of state supplies for a small fraction of value.

Des Moines John M., Stone of Mount Pleasant Industrial Department of the Hospital For the Insane Board of Control Industrial Department

Li Hung Chang Urges End to Hostilities After Boxer Dispersal

Li Hung Chang dispatches to the United States reporting that Boxers have been dispersed across China and calling for a cessation of hostilities.

Washinggton Li Hung Chang United States China

Philadelphia Population Rises 23 Percent Since 1890

Washington reports Philadelphia now counts 1,293,697 residents up from 1,046,966 in 1890. The census count shows an increase of 246,733 people in the past decade, a gain of 23.57 percent.

Philadelphia Washington

New Orleans Arrives at We Sung Shanghai Port

The New Orleans was reported at the navy department as having arrived at We Sung the port of Shanghai.

New Orleans Shanghai Washington Navy Department We Sung

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