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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
1
Under Mitsuwo government guidance Japan will dispatch troops to quell the revolt. Allied fleets report heavy fighting at Taku with a large portion of the Chinese garrison either killed or wounded in a bayonet charge by sailors. Europeans suffer 78 casualties.
Yokohama report says shelling of Chase furs shocks Japan. Powers may ask Japan to send two thousand troops to quell the Chinese revolt. If true, the Mikado government likely to consent as transports are readied.
London reports that a large portion of the Shanghai garrison was killed or wounded during a six hour siege as allied fleets silenced the Taku forts. British ships Algerine Fame and Whiting led river actions while two torpedo boat destroyers were captured. Casualties listed include Germans British French totaling 21 killed and 50 wounded. The forts on both sides of the Pei Po are now occupied by international forces with several vessels damaged.
Berlin reports cut telegraph line and railway between Taku and Tien Tsin, with water routes menaced. Chinese forces attack the Tientsin foreign settlement as German forces press to Pekin. a gunboat sails through the Taku forts with three killed and seven wounded.
Washington reports that the Chinese minister will not be given his passports until a formal declaration is made. Officials of the war and state departments avoid confirming a state of war in China.
Washington reports debate on China's fate and possible troop deployment. Officials note no formal war, though bombardment occurred and forces may move to Taku or Pekin for protection. MacArthur instructed to prepare troops, with Manila timing and typhoon delays shaping actions.
London dispatch reports Judge Van Leeuwen arrived under British permit with verbal assurances that Kruger's surrender would keep him in the country. Reitz rejects the idea though Kruger's mood could favor acceptance. Reitz and Steyn appear to want continued resistance, and may withhold the message.
Washington reports the fiscal year ending this month will far exceed all previous years in exports and manufactures. Exports may reach about 1.4 billion dollars, with gains across iron and steel, cotton, and other products. Imports rise due to demand for foreign raw materials.
A seven story elevator fall at midnight in Philadelphia injures several passengers and a boy. Injured include J. G. Pringley a Republican national convention delegate from Oklahoma Territory Brent F Hall delegate from Belding Michigan Dr Burton Walter Hunter of Delaware Marcellus West of Washington and Dr Camden of Texas.
Washington June 19 The battleship Oregon has been ordered from Hong Kong to Taku, the scene of the latest trouble in northern China. Rear Admiral Crowinshield directed Captain Wilde to proceed at full speed with a full complement of sailors and marines.
An advertisement touts Kermott's Choco ites as an easy to take candy like remedy for colds and sore throat. It claims quick cure with laxative quinine.
Advertisement notes Kermott's Chocolates as a laxative quinine cold remedy. Claims it cures cold symptoms in the head and sore throat and that children are told to take them like candy.
Two story frame dwelling with rooms pantry wardrobes cistern under back porch on three lots. Located on McDowell street Graham Virginia. Terms include part down and easy payments. For particulars contact W B Ford Graham Virginia.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the best in the world to kill pain and heal burns scalds cuts and bruises. It claims to cure old sores fever sores ulcers boils felons corns and skin eruptions with a box price of 25 cents and a guaranteed cure from druggists.
A letter from Mrs. H. Dory of Des Moines Iowa thanks the Chamberlains Cough Remedy for aid in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She notes family use and lasting obligation and sends thanks to the manufacturers. The remedy is sold by H N White Druggist.
A historical ad promotes Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a quick remedy for cold in head and sore throat with simple, effective relief. It markets ease of use and fast action in a compact patent medicine style.
Last fall I sprained my left hip while handling heavy boxes. Doctors misdiagnosed it as a strain then rheumatism, worsening over time. A druggist recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and half of a 50 cent bottle cured me entirely. I now recommend it to all my friends. H. N. White Druggist carries it.
A tiny ad highlights De Witt's Little Early Risers as famed pills for cleansing the liver and stomach. It asserts they do not gripe, presenting a concise health remedy claim in period tone.
G H Wilson of Burgettstown recounts a night of intense stomach pain and weakness. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, purchased at Miller & McCurdy's and sold by H N White, with quick relief and strong recommendation for home use.
Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona spends winters in Aiken South Carolina. He reports Electric Bitters cured severe back of head pains and nerves. The tonic is praised as America's greatest blood and nerve remedy curing liver and kidney trouble purifying blood strengthening nerves and organs. Each bottle 50 cents guaranteed by all druggists.
Thank’a’ word written by Mrs Ada E Hart of Groton South Dakota says she suffered a bad cold that settled on her lungs and nearly ended in consumption. After four doctors gave up on her she used Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds, taking eight bottles. It cured her and she now proclaims health. Trial bottles sold at all drug stores with guarantee or refund.
Joe Wheeler has received his commission as brigadier general and immediately volunteered to go to China for duty. He visited the War Department and offered to serve, but plans likely keep him on the retirement list. The vacancy would be filled by a regular army officer who distinguished himself in recent wars.
Roanoke Virginia June 19 sheriff Davis of Henry county arrived for talks with Captain Brigate of the Roanoke Light Infantry about moving Charles Hairston the condemned rapist to Martinsville for execution. A special train will depart tomorrow morning and Martinsville will meet the Martinsville company. The hour is not settled and no trouble is anticipated. Hairston will be hanged at 12 o'clock tomorrow.
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A bright sunny face signals good health and happy hearts as Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for curing dyspepsia, strengthening nerves, and energizing the system. Hood's Pills are described as non-irritating cathartics for constipation, sold by all druggists.
Portable desk unit with roll top and oak finish offered for sale. Originally $65.00 now priced at $30.00. Contact E. UO. Sioan at Bluefield Ino to view the item.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for various ailments from headaches to digestive issues. It promises natural, painless relief with easy movements and costs 10 cents to begin improving health. Beware of imitations. each tablet bears C. C. C. stamp.
A local ad extols Putnam Fadeless Dyes sold by Fiat Top Grocery Co noting they do not stain hands or kettle spots. The rest of the snippet promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial by H. N. White claiming it digests food and cures dyspepsia, making digestion pleasant.
An old advertising line touts Ker mott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a simple remedy for cold symptoms with a claim that children cry for them. The copy presents the product as as easy to take as candy and implies a broad appeal.
An advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Bezel Salve provides instant and permanent relief for piles and cures eczema and other skin diseases. It warns buyers to beware of counterfeit products and is signed by H. N White.
Advertised coal prices set by W H Campbell and Co with spot cash rates 3.25 per ton and 1.75 per ball ton and credit day terms 3.50 per ton and 1.90 per ball ton. Reports praise One Minute Cough Cure for saving over fifteen lives from grippe croup asthma whooping cough bronchitis and pneumonia.
Stirring scenes mark the opening of the National Republican Convention as delegates convene with unprecedented enthusiasm. Details on speakers and platform shaping expectations for the party's future are reported from the session.
Roosevelt and Dolliver vie for the vice presidential nod as WALCOTT leaders drift, delaying a firm choice. The contest heats as factions wait for a clear signal.
Philadelphia June 19 conven tion hall opened at 10 am with elaborate decorations. Chairman Hanna presided as delegates cheered wildly. E O Walcott of Colorado named temporary chair. Roosevelt faces Dolliver for vice president with California and Alabama likely backing Roosevelt.
In a tense four hour session New York state leaders pressed Governor Roosevelt for a decisive reply on the vice presidency. Roosevelt refused to commit and urged respect for his wishes while reading his yesterday statement. Under pressure he said he was out of it and the delegation decided to name Timothy Woodruff as the candidate.
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