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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1900

Page

7

Allies Attack on Pei Tang Forts and Suffer Losses

Reports from London and Shanghai describe Allied forces advancing on Pei Tang forts near Tientsin with significant mine explosions causing heavy casualties. Russia seeks peace talks while proposing censure of Chinese officials. General Yang Lu returns to aid negotiations amid ongoing district unrest and anti-foreign attacks against Christians.

Pei Tang Pei-Tang Berlin Daily Express Germany Great Powers Tien Tsin The Standard Shanghai Morrison Times Lei Tai Chau Yang Lu China Chi Li

Attitude of United States in China Situation

Washington notes show U S diplomacy in a waiting stance as replies from powers shape policy. Russia and Germany press for actions while Secretary Long announces strengthened naval presence in China and the Philippines as talks on peace revive. Judge Day of Canton is floated as a possible peace commissioner amid fluctuating negotiations.

Washington United States Germany Russia America Russa Prince Ching Liung Chang William B.day Canton State

Mob Attacks Two Elders in Mansfield Ohio

In Mansfield on September 24 a mob attacked Elders Ephriam Bassinger of Bluffton and Silas Moot of Lima after recognizing them at the depot. They were stripped, tarred, and marred with varnish before being marched to the city jail and later deported by train.

Mansfield Ephriam - Bassinger Bluffton Silas Moot Lima Erie Richland Buggy Works Bassinger H. Lesby Zion Piper Pennsylvania

Four Negroes Hanged in Ponchatoula Turmoil

A mob broke into Ponchatoula jail in Tangipahoa parish and hanged four Black suspects from a tree. Isaiah Rollins Nathaniel Bowman Charles Elliott and George Bickham were hanged after forced confessions. The coroner ruled the deaths as hanged by unknown hands as Mayor Jackson works to restore order amid fear and mass revulsion.

New Orleans Tangipoah Ponchatoula Henry Holfelter Louise Holfelter Isaiah Rollins Nathaniel Bowman Charles Elliott George Bickham Jackson Ponchatowla

Submarine Volcano Reported Near Campeche Bank Mouth

Captain Liddle of the British steamship King Bleddyn reports discovery of a submarine volcano on the northeast edge of the Campeche bank near the mouth of the Gulf of Mexico. He and all hands observed a vapor column and boiling water 102 miles north of Lake Maracaibo on Sept 1.

New York Liddle King Bleddyn Campeche Bank Gulf of Mexico Lake Aoche

General Wilson Captures Pei Ta Chau in China

General James H. Wilson forces the capture of Pei Ta Chau as British officials report temples taken by arrangement. He aims to advance on San Wai Tien to destroy the Chinese arsenal. Rockhill plans advise withdrawal of American troops as safety allows. Chaffee to proceed to Tien Tsin.

Peking James H. Wilson Pei Ta Chau Wilson San Wai Tien Rockhill Taku William Woodville Rockhill United States Conger Prince Ching Washington Chaffee Tien Tsin

Wharf Sinks With Engine After Wharf Crash

A Santa Fe passenger engine plunged through a Point Richmond wharf and sank in fifty feet of water. Engineer Henry A. Allen Telegrapher Mulcahy and Fireman Press Adams were aboard. Adams is believed crushed beneath tons of steel. The others were injured but not fatally.

San Francisco Point Richmond Henry A. Allen Mulcahy Adams

Li Hung Chang Arrives in Tien Tin

Li Hung Chang has arrived at Tien Tin on September 21, recorded in dispatches from Tien Tsin. The scene marks a notable moment as the former premier engages in domestic affairs amid ongoing regional developments.

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No Break in Ranks as Strikers Hold Steady

President Mitchell reports a strengthened strike with estimates of 1800 to 2000 new additions. The Schuylkill and Reading regions show more workers joining the walkout while a few mine operators attempt to maximize production amid reduced force. Officials predict broader idle periods across the Pennsylvania anthracite fields in coming days.

Philadelphia Schuylkill Schuylkill County Mitchell Reading Company Lehigh United Mine Workers Pennsylvania

Riot at Lehigh Valley station shocks Shenandoah

Superintendent Adam Boyd and mine officials were met by a mob at Lehigh Valley station. Deputies fired 500 shots as clashes spread through Lloyd street and Indian Ridge area. One Youngarian man and a girl died. several injured. Sheriff Toole dispersed the mob with 20 deputies.

Shenandoah Adam Boyd Ioley James William Mitchell Indian Ridge Lehigh Valley High Valley Station Lloyd Street O'Hara Ferguson

Wage Scale Signed by Iron and Steel Workers and Makers

Cincinnati September 24 The conference committee of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and the manufacturers signed the yearly wage scale valid until July 1901 The mills had been shut since June due to market fluctuations and will restart as fires are built starting today The agreement brings employment back to over 660 000 workers idle since June awaiting the adjustment of their wages

Cincinnati Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers

Roosevelt Arrives in Cheyenne for Grand Welcome

Preparations on an extensive scale were made for the reception of Governor Roosevelt and his party at Cheyenne Wyoming last night. Excursion trains from various parts of the state brought in crowds eager to greet the presidential party.

Roosevelt Cheyenne

Homes for the Unfortunates in Galveston After Storm

Clara Barton leads Red Cross efforts to raise funds for housing the storm’s victims in Galveston. Today 576 people were treated at the emergency hospital. about 40 bodies recovered, 2,500 workers clearing wreckage with $3,600 paid in pay rolls, and thirty days estimated to complete street clearance under military regime. General Scurry notes Galveston’s orderliness despite rain.

Clara Parton Plas Galveston Vietins Miss Barton Red Cross Society Scurry

Galveston Death Toll Near Five Thousand, News Estimates

The Galveston News reports 3,859 named dead from the Sept 8 storm with likely 800 to 1,000 missing, placing total island fatalities near 5,000 and below 5,000, despite some observers estimating up to 7,000. The paper aims for a complete dead list and notes uncertainties in counting.

Galveston Galveston News Galveston Island

Mail Carrier Mangs Self-Destructs in Ottumwa Death

Ottumwa Sept 24 Frank C Robinson the oldest mail carrier in Ottumwa committed suicide by hanging last night. The death is reported from local authorities with no further details available at this time.

Mangs Ottumwa Frank C. Robinson

Chicago grain and livestock markets slip and rally Sept 24

Liverpool enabled and bearish statistics press wheat lower with Oct down about 0.54. Corn rises about 0.04, oats soften slightly. Provisions finish firm with pork around 11.95 to 11.45, lard near 7.02 to 7.05. Cattle and hog receipts show mixed, steers steady to lower, hogs mostly 10 cents lower, lambs and sheep unevenly softer.

Chicago Liverpool

Kansas City and South Omaha Live Stock Prices Report

Kansas City and South Omaha cattle receipts on Sept 24 show 4 700 natives and 6 300 Texans in Kansas City with calves and stockers varying from 3.25 to 4.40. hogs slow and lower to 5.10 5.35. sheep active with lambs at 4.75 5.10 and muttons at 3.50 4.85. South Omaha reports 11 000 cattle with western rangers steady on best and lower on medium and common. beef steers 4.40 5.76, western steers 4.00 4.70, Texas steers 3.25 4.25, stockers and feeders steady to lower 3.25 4.65, calves 3.00 65.50.

Chicago Texas Texas Grass Texas Bulls Kansas City South Omaha Western Rangers Western Lowe Hage

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