30 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented note describes an All Wool Bun product in red white and black with mixed sizing and a 20 percent variation. Names, dates, or locations are not clear, leaving the item description as a tentative catalog snippet.
Admiral Kempff reports heavy fighting around Tien Tsin and ongoing siege conditions as British Russian German and Japanese forces push toward Pekin. Casualties rise with multiple killed and wounded among Marines and British troops. Foreigners’ position remains precarious with calls for reinforcements and cautious diplomacy governing actions near the besieged area.
Washington reports Ambassador Choate in London states the foreign ministers were safe in Pekin on June 26. Chinese minister Wu confirms the safety and has notified the state department of the same.
Col Dorward reports from Che Foo that the arsenal northeast of Tien Tsin fell on June 27 to combined forces including the British naval brigade and a Chinese regiment. The naval brigade suffered four killed and 18 wounded, two officers among the dead, while the Chinese regiment had no casualties. The Chinese forces repelled a Boxer attack on the left with heavy enemy losses.
London sources say the legations may still be at Peking amid unclear dispatches. Reports hint Chinese authorities playing a double game, with edicts against Boxers and orders to viceroys to ignore suppression commands. Shanghai notes spread of rebellion in southern provinces while alarm subsides. A Japanese landing force sails from Portsmouth, plus Russian troops to China and the German cruiser Pyerst Bismarck departs Kiel for the Far East.
Fragmentary text describes British and Japanese subjects with unclear context. Mentions a fort, loboat fame, new city, and a battalion of 10 marines. Names and specifics are garbled. core meaning cannot be fully recovered from the readable fragments.
London 1900 reports that public focus centers on the wounded and ill British soldiers in South Africa, with criticism aimed at the war office and Lord Roberts. Parliament considers investigations into medical precautions and defense management as elites join efforts to press for reform and accountability.
The season's social whirl returns with concerts and dinners as Americans participate widely. Mrs Mackay hosts a long-closed house reopening with a top-floor party for Eugenie Golonna and daughters. Mrs Ischoffsheim hosts a dinner for the Prince of Wales. Lady Randolph Churchill basks in congratulations on her marriage. the Duchess of Marlborough wears Vanderbilt pearls and a large diamond coronet while the czar bans baccarat in Saint Petersburg. The Ladies' Kennel Association at Beventy Park draws vast crowds with 2500 entries, and the Prince of Wales wins prizes at the event.
Senator Foraker of Ohio gave Tribune a statement on the sub-committee on resolutions and its work before the platform reached the full committee. He attended only the first two meetings and says he did not hear any proposal to omit the power of congress to govern territories or to modify the merchant marine plank. changes were discussed but no formal vote recorded. He learned of the platform changes only after publication and contends the merchant marine plank was stronger in his view.
Kansas City gears for Democratic convention as Sulzer and Bryan aides debated free silver 16 to 1. Lincoln reports say Sulzer and Bryan differ on platform, with Croker, Murphy arriving to weigh strategy. Bulger, Alten, and other New York figures seek influence while Bryan contemplates Kansas City participation.
Kansas City reports the city buzzing with delegates and observers for the Democratic convention. Notables from across states including Tennessee New York Missouri and Washington mingle in hotels while preliminary committees fine tune arrangements and speculation centers on the vice presidential nomination.
James Murdock, advance agent for Indiana, states Indiana will back Shively if he enters the race but may settle on the candidate who can deliver the most votes. He also argues New York should supply the vice presidential pick, rating David B. Hill as best for New York’s support.
Ex Senator Dubois of Idaho, a manager of the silver Republicans, bids for the resolutions chair at the July 4 convention and seeks Democratic input on an issue involving the Coeur d'Alene mining riots. He argues the matter is local and should not nationalize, while Sulzer and Lentz push for a strong plank denouncing Governor Stellenberg and troop use.
Port Huron Michigan June 30 The tug Marion Teller sank after leaking and losing steam as pumps failed Three crew members were lost engineer Al Holmes cook John Kirk fireman Seana Moisner all from Detroit Captain John Cornwall and his brother Ray survived by clinging to an overturned boat then were picked up by the steamer Norwalk The vessel was towing the schooner Canton across the lakes when the tug began leaking badly and could not beach before sinking
Navy dispatches describe the Oregon's grounding in dense fog sixty miles west northwest of Chefoo with water rushing in forward compartments after striking Pinnacle Rock. Messages from Rogers Remey and R. Rogers report assistance crews sent to the scene and ships Princeton and Zafirro moving toward Chefoo for rescue efforts.
The steamer Sag Bias reached Seattle at 10 o clock this morning. It has traveled from Nome with a load valued at over a million dollars, partly transporting cargo down the river from Dawson to Nome.
The steamer Guich arrived from Skagway with 34 Dawson passengers. Gold dust totals reached 50,000 with Beart, C. sending 12,000 of that amount. The Dawson exodus toward Nome continues amid crowded conditions and suspected causes.
The Lone of Hermann picnic at Mountain View Park Anaconda Sunday July 2 invites bids for all privileges received by July 20 1900. Albert Klein 8 Commercial Ave Anaconda is listed in Reckslk Butte with location details and prices.
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