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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1900
Page
2
The Republican National Committee adjourned after largely disposing of congressional contest cases, with Alabama’s dispute revived for a delegation split. Officials announced temporary officers for the convention and debated Delaware and Texas seats, while moving toward excluding office holders and seeking a balanced, joint arrangement.
An unsigned early 20th century ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier promising energy and health. The article then reports Alabama delegates dispute between Vaughan and Bingham with Payne proposing a federal inquiry and a Rhode Island resolution on voting rights. Hanna and Scott weigh in before adjournment until Monday with Alabama agreement expected.
Delegates and visitors swarmed into Philadelphia as the National Republican convention opened. California led with forty in a party headed by A. S. Grant Jr. Notables arrived including Roosevelt, Platt, Depew, Gallinger, Shaw, McCullough, and Grow. Clubs and headquarters formed, with Bliss declining to discuss VP prospects.
Three representatives from the Orange Free State Transvaal and their aides arrive in Philadelphia for the convention. They stay at the Walton Hotel mingling with crowds and say they are here as observers. They doubt a Boer plank will be added to the platform, noting any such change would be spontaneous.
In Philadelphia the Republican gathering focuses on the vice presidency as New York leaders Hanna and Platt spar over who could carry the Empire State. Odell, Woodruff, Greene and Bliss figure in rival bids while Dolliver gains Iowa backing. Long mystery fuels speculation of administration favoritism as California and Oregon push for their candidates.
European observers demand a firm US policy against China, criticizing wavering efforts and urging full military support while avoiding political penalties. The piece notes mistrust about American leadership amid the Boxer Uprising and discusses missionary tensions influencing attitudes toward the crisis.
Federal authorities announce that all rail and steamship lines must stop Asiatics from leaving California without a health certificate from Marine Hospital officials. Whites may travel without certificates but are advised to obtain them to avoid delays. The order was altered from an initial plan requiring certificates for whites as well.
Washington reports renewed health measures to stop plague exposure in Chinatown. Surgeons will bar departures from San Francisco unless travelers hold certificates from Marine Hospital officers. Federal rules apply to interstate transport. state movement remains outside federal control.
Travelers moving east from San Francisco must show a clean health certificate before passing the station. Two United States officers will be stationed at Truckee to assist in carrying out the orders.
SAN FRANCISCO June 16 Dr L Bazet resigns from the State Board of Health to Governor Gage expressing disapproval of the governors message to Secretary Hay denying the existence of plague in San Francisco He is also a member of the San Francisco Board of Health.
The Mexican government has quarantined San Francisco as Texas did. Anyone who has been in San Francisco in the last fifteen days cannot pass the border until a suitable fifteen day period has elapsed. The measure affects passengers and border authorities are handling the matter.
Amid preconvention maneuvering in Philadelphia party leaders push for a stand on Puerto Rican tariff and constitutional reach. Senator Hanna dominates attention at the Union League dinner while Ohio delegates debate George B. Cox for National Committeeman with Charles L. Kurtz's stance, and Charles Taft named as a possible alternate.
San Francisco officials report a quarantine order is being resisted by the Southern Pacific with planned restrictions on Asiatic travelers requiring Marine Hospital Service certificates. Whites must swear they avoided the infected district in the prior fifteen days. Governor Gage seeks rescission based on Secretary Hay's note denying plague presence.
Special Despatch reports twenty seven county delegates instructed to vote for Alston Dayton in the congressional nomination. With those pledged earlier Dayton leads a good majority of all delegates. the convention meets in Terra Alta on June 27.
The State Central Committee met in Louisville and called the state convention for July 17 in Louisville.
Federal Health Officer Mc Questin in Reno says all eastbound trains from San Francisco must show certificates signed by U S marine officers at the state line. Passengers failing to present the document will be turned back, per Quarantine Officer Kinyoun order.
Dr. C A Mc Questin the Government Sanitary Inspector travels from Reno Nevada to Truckee California under orders to allow no passengers. He acts under directive to restrict movement and safeguard public health during the period.
Railroad men street car men police men and letter carriers urged to watch the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for special coverage and notices.
The decapitated body of John H. Holter was found near the Dun kirk stone quarry siding after being struck by cars. Age unknown. Some believe suicide, others think murder.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals in Frankfort holds Covington City Council ordinance granting City Board of Health power to remove smallpox patients to the pesthouse is valid. Henry Hingshold challenged the ordinance after his children were moved to the pesthouse. the opinion by Judge DuBelle affirms the Kenton Circuit Court judgment.
Kinley Mack won the Suburban after Bryan was distanced in the two year old trotting race in Denver. The result reached Overland Park today.
A 1900 Postum Cereal Co campaign offers 230 prize boxes for letters detailing health gains from Grape-Nuts. Ten writers win $10 gold, twenty win $5 gold, and 300 receive a $1 greenback. Letters must describe ill health from improper food and improvements after using the product.
The document explains that under a 1858 treaty with China the Chinese government must protect American missionaries and Chinese converts during riots. It cites Article 29 guaranteeing freedom to teach and practice Christianity without harassment or interference by authorities or mobs.
Shanghai reports that 10,000 imperial troops stationed between Peking and advancing allied forces have disbanded and joined the Boxers. The government is said to be involved.
Chinese authorities say they do not accept responsibility for any encounter that may occur. Native banks at Chin-Kiang closed yesterday amid fears of Boxer trouble. Yangtse valley excitement mounts while Chefoo remains quiet despite alarming rumors.
The Kentucky departed Hampton Roads at 7 p.m. bound for Newport Rhode Island and later to join the North Atlantic Squadron. During preparation she loaded ammunition at Sewell's Point and St Julian's Creek, prompting speculation about an emergency. An officer indicated torpedoes would be picked up at Newport before joining the fleet.
Nashville reports Dr. H. Ches ter of the Southern Presbyterian Board received a State Department reply assuring efforts to obtain information and provide protection for American missions in China. Secretary Hay said the President will continue to seek protection for people in China amid delicate circumstances.
Detroit June 16 Baron Von Ketteler German Minister to China said to have died in the Boxer riots at Peking He was a son in law of Henry B Ledyard president of the Michigan Central Railroad Married to Miss Ledyard in 1891 The Ledyard family learned of the news from a cablegram saying all was well a week earlier
The government in The Hague orders Governor General Rooseboom to dispatch a warship with troops to China. The action signals heightened tensions and potential military support in the region.
A dispatch reports Boxers control Tien Tsin and native city officials have been burned at the stake, causing a great panic among Chinese residents.
British marines and sailors fought the troops of General Jung Fuh Siang for several hours in London. Many Chinese were killed.
Indianapolis June 16 The International Typographical Union reports an English syndicate plans to buy all major US print shops. Three houses were approached and two have agreed to sell. Named firms include J B Lyons Boston the Martin B Brown Company New York and the Wynkoop Hollenbeck Crawford Company New York.
Prominent Clermont County citizens petition the State Auditor asking an investigation of county offices. The delegation from Batavia led by Lee and Frank Hitch and James Bishop charges extravagance and fee overcharging across multiple administrations. Auditor Guilbert took the matter under advisement.
A Felham County resident Mollie Jacobs recounts severe illness with chest pain and weakness. She credits using the Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pines Pellets after two years of sickness and failure with other remedies, noting dramatic improvement and recovery.
An advertisement offers Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York as a medical consultant. It claims the treatment always helps and almost always cures and invites sick individuals to write for a free consultation.
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