29 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for disease pain and rheumatism. It claims quick kidney liver and stomach relief and cites veterans praising its blood purity after San Juan Hill injuries. Hood's Pills are described as non irritating and cathartic to take.
New London June 29 Yale beat Harvard in the Boured Varsity shell race by about six lengths after Harvard captain Hunkinson was sidelined by a collapse. Yale leads extended as the Crimson substitutes held an early advantage in the four and freshmen events, with Yale securing a hollow victory in the varsity race.
The Colombian consul in New York reports a June 6 Bogota letter stating the revolution could end. It claims government forces broke the enemy on both fronts, forcing a retreat to Rio Negro with heavy losses. The rebels allegedly left a battlefield littered with over 4,500 dead.
A fragmentary London bulletin notes advice from Prabsa and reports Ashanti tensions rising as the tete etapb line is said to be redirected to Punsa. Col Barrougelis with 800 amen heads toward BRekwai via two divs amid communal fear and strained religious stances.
Washington reports say Conger remains unable to communicate with the U S government as tensions mount over the fate of foreign ministers in Pekin and the Chinese relief efforts near Tientsin. Navy and state officials query cables from Li Peng Chang and Rempt while awaiting direct guidance from Beijing and Seymour’s relief column.
Report describes the relief column under Col Dorward breaking the siege of Admiral Seymour at Tientsin after ten days of bombardment and fierce fighting. American marines aided the relief with casualties among British, Germans and Russians. Chinese forces claim ministers killed or imprisoned as Pekin reinforcements and rail links are restored.
Shanghai dispatches report that the government, alarmed by foreign military preparations, has issued an edict ordering the peremptory suppression of the Boxers camp to protect the legations at all hazards.
Muncie Indiana June 29 Clarence Russey nephew of Charles F W Neely in New York awaiting developments in the Culkin postal scandal departs for New York to spend time as Neely’s confidential man He says he will not return until Neely goes with him and that if the accused is taken to Cuba it will be by force Russey describes Neely’s comfortable prison quarters and gains in flesh since Cuba rumor He expects further postponement of the preliminary hearing while postal agents consult officials but offer no details
Kansas City reports signs of the forthcoming Democratic national convention with crowds expected. City officials pledge to accommodate visitors despite doubts about handling a large national event.
John R. Johnston, a 30 year old insurance agent, died at Epworth hospital as the third victim of the Hotel Morrison fire in South Bend Indiana. His body was not found until an hour and 40 minutes after the blaze began as water streams reached his third floor room and revived him enough to reveal his presence.
Laporte Indiana June 29 Mr and Mrs William Glanders are parents to twin boys born yesterday. One weighs PA pounds the other 2 pounds. Combined weight is 3 pounds. Physicians and nurses will monitor their survival as they face fragile early days. The heat forced work stoppage at the C Ed Over window glass plant in Muncie last night, delaying the season. The factory, owned by American Window Glass Co, closed due to lack of employes and intense heat.
St Louis June 27 Police board ordered Sheriff Pohlman to discharge the posse comitatus as it is no longer necessary to keep a tied body to preserve the peace.
Shelbyville Indiana June 20 John GQ Ferris was found guilty yesterday on the charge of presenting a false chum against the county. A new trial will be asked for.
The governor of Tembay wires for cholera deaths expected this week as the Drtrish government notes relief efforts for Karoassh should proceed. Treasury reports show available cash and gold reserves across divisions amid a legal case of Adierbeth magied Welsh being acquitted.
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