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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

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Invasion of China discussed by officials and Chaffee base

News from Washington reports anxiety in official circles over possible invasion plans in China. General Chaffee’s headquarters are laid at Chefoo with about 5 000 troops expected, mostly from the Philippines, while operations center on Canton if war becomes likely. Dispatches describe vast numbers at Pekin and ongoing foreign expeditions near Tien Tsin and Lang Fang as efforts to reach Pekin continue.

Canton Chios Washington Chaffee War Department Chefon Nagasaki Chefco Chee Chefoo Philippines Lang Kang Tien Tsin Pekin Lang Fang Tien Tin Seymour Low

Baseball score recap with rain postponement in Brooklyn game

On the ball field the Chicago team beat Pittsburg 9 to 2 with 9 hits and 2 errors while Pittsburg had 9 runs 15 hits and 3 errors. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4 with 10 hits and 1 error for St Louis and 5 hits 1 error for Cincinnati. Brooklyn and New York game postponed due to rain.

Chicago Pittsburg Killen Nichols Tannehall Scriver St. Louis Cincinnati Habn Peitz Young Criget Brooklyn New York

Attend Roanoke Carnival July 2 to 7

An advertisement touts a beauty health decree urging women to stay healthy to remain attractive. It claims constipation or kidney trouble causes pimples and a dull complexion. Electric Bitters is advertised as a remedy to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify the blood and improve appearance. It costs 50 cents at drug stores.

Spratd

A Card of Tanks

Mrs Dory of Des Moines Iowa thanks Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief in eighty cases of coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She expresses lasting indebtedness to the manufacturers and notes it is sold by H N White, Druggist.

Chamberlain Dory Des Moins Iuwa H. N. White

One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief

Reports show that over fifteen hundred jives have been saved through the use of One Minute Cough Cure. Most of these were cases of grippe, croup, asthma, whooping cough, bronchitis and pneumonia. Its early use prevents consumption, H N White.

H.N. White

Mr J E Lilly Recovers After Typhoid Pneumonia

Hannibal Missouri resident J E Lilly, once bedridden with typhoid fever and pneumonia, credits a rapid recovery to Dr King’s New Discovery. He reports one bottle brought relief, continuing use restored strength. The remedy is advertised as a universal cure with trial bottles available.

J. E. Lilly Hannibal Dr. King

Accused of Four Murders Rocks Noble County Lawsuit

Rushville June 27 Charles F Dale insurance agent and farm owner in Noble County faces a circuit court suit charging he murdered his wife Laura Dale and three Frazees to gain their land. Plaintiffs John H Frazee and two sisters seek to quit title and have Frazee land title vested in themselves. Dale allegedly transferred the land to his brother O M Dale in Chicago May 30. The case has caused a profound sensation.

Rushville Lal Charles F. Dale Noble Towns Ship Circuit Laura Dale Ben Frazee Edward Fraze Dale Frazee John H. Frazee Lewis Clark Elmer Hughes Freze Laura Edward Frezee Mrs. Frazee Mr. Frazee Beo Frezee O. M. Dale Chicago

WIDESPREAD MALFEASANCE SHOCKS CAPTOWN AT SOLIDER AID

In Capetown on June 27 a painful sensation followed exposure of widespread malfeasance in handling comfort supplies for sick and wounded British soldiers. Officials face inquiries as investigations begin into procurement and distribution lapses.

Capetown

Unidentified Man Leaps Into Delaware River

An unidentified man jumped from a ferry boat at Sylvana Glen opposite Gloucester into the Delaware River early this morning. No trace of the body has been found.

Philadelphia Delaware River Sylvana Glen Gloucester

Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Simple Health Solution

An old health ad claims health rests on digestion and pure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a quick fix for stomach and blood disorders. It lists cures for scrofula satrium catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism and other diseases and praises Hood's Pills as a favorite family cathartic.

Hood

Local man praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm

A. Bascock of Eric Pennsylvania sprained his left hip while lifting boxes and misdiagnosed as rheumatism. After limited relief from doctors he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm, bought from H N Wotter Druggist, and reports a complete cure. He now recommends it to friends.

Chamberlain A. Bascock Eric H. N

De Wit's Little Early Risers Pills

Small in size and great in results are De Wit's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills that cleanse the liver and bowels. They do not gripe.

de Wit

Railroad Stock Schemes Spur Employee Investment and Local Benefit

The Illinois Central and Great Northern railways pioneer worker investment plans. An Employee Investment Company subscribes for 10,000 shares of Great Northern stock, issuing certificates purchasable by staff with earnings up to 5000 dollars. Dividends go to certificate holders, who may withdraw with 6 percent interest. certificates are nontransferable. The scheme aims to align employee and public welfare with company prosperity.

Pany Tuey Great Northern Company the Railroad Gazette

Lawyers clash as ink battle disrupts circuit court

In Grafton Judge Julia W Holt presides as W G Conley and A M Cunningham clash over oaths of office. Cunningham hurls a red ink filled ink well at Conley. it misses, splattering the wall and bar. Cunningham apologizes. Kerr is jailed for sleeping in court.

Cunningham

Egyptian ruler arrives in London after illness

The Khedive of Egypt landed in London this morning and was warmly greeted by the Duke of York and other notable figures. He has recovered from a recent illness and is presented to the crowd as he arrives in the capital.

Duke of York London Kbhedive of Egypt

Clendenin Whitworth Wedding at Whitworth Home

Florence Whitworth and S E K Clendenin wed at G R Whitworth Esq home with Rev J S Stone officiating. Best man H O Whitworth and maid of honor Blanche Green. The couple left by train No 4 for Bullington North Carolina amid rice showers.

G. R. Whitworth Florence Whitworth S. EK. Clendenin Norfolk and Western J. S. Stone H. O

Dr Kings New Life Pill Claim On Health Power

An old advertisement asserts Dr Kings New Life Pill uncorks brain and body power by correcting stomach liver kidneys and bowels disorders. It promises vigor and success and notes a price of 25 cents at all drug stores.

Dr. King

Dyspepsia Cure Promoted By H N White

The advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food for quicker nourishment and stomach relief. It asserts the product heals all stomach troubles, prevents fermentation, and allows eating freely after meals. It is pitched as pleasant and reliable for even severe cases.

H. N. White

Bucklen Arnica Salve Claims Quick Healing Wonders

The advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for skin eruptions fever sores ulcers and various ailments. It claims effectiveness for boils felons corns warts cuts bruises burns chapped hands chilblains and piles with a 26 cent price and guaranteed cure offered by druggists.

Americans and British First to Enter Tsin

A courier from Seymour reports Americans and British were the first to enter Tien Tsin after a tough race against the Boxers. The Admiral faced heavy pressure and could not hold out beyond two days.

Ibn Tsin Seymour Tien Tsin

Allied Forces Break Through Besieged City Gate

London dispatch notes a dawn breach as 2000 international troops including 150 Americans lift the siege on Tien Tsin area. Chinese and Boxers retreat after heavy shelling. arsenal seized and control restored by noon with Americans and British entering the city. Pekin Europeans reportedly safe per British consul Amoy. Korea rejects Russia concession deals amid unsettled claims on Sesampho assets.

Tien Tsin Chinoose

Seymour's exhausted force pressed by Boxers and troops

A dispatch reports Admiral Seymour's eight hundred strong expedition near Tien Tsin under siege by Chinese forces for twelve days. Casualties reach 63 killed and 200 wounded as supplies dwindle and the march toward Pekin stalls with Boxers and Imperial troops both contesting the field.

Pekin Tne

Ministers Leave Pekin for Chang Yat Wan Escort

French consul reports ministers departed Pekin by the north gate escorted by Chinese guards and headed toward Chang Yai Wan via the coast. A Shanghai dispatch notes Prince Tuan sending visitors to Sian Fu with escort. Berlin says Germany may add six thousand volunteers to China forces. Yokohama reports an emperor approved a fifteen million yen outlay for Chinese operations. Seoul dispatches warn of rising danger to Christians amid hostilities in Korea.

Boris Kinghai Pekin Chang Yai Wan Shanghai Prince Tuan Sian Fu Seoul Korea

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