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07 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
1
Pekin massacre reports flood in overseas dispatches
Belated cables from Shanghai and London detail the siege of Pekin legations and killings of ministers and foreigners. Reports describe Boxer attacks, Chinese troops losses, and relief efforts while Japan prepares a large force to assist in China. A Chee Foo dispatch notes missionary burnings and captive converts amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieyation
London
Shanghai
Pekin
Washington
State Department
Goodnow
House of Commons
England
Japan
China
New York Press Assess Democratic Kansas City Platform
Across New York papers commentary weighs the Democratic platform. The World criticizes the silver plank as a fatal flaw while the Sun calls silver a supreme 1900 issue. The Tribune labels it bossism and deceit, and The Times says Bryan needs no platform. The Journal praises a worthy, direct platform for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City
the World
Ind
The
Sun
the Sun
the Tribune
Tribune
the Times
Bryan
Journal
Dem
Clark's Boys Greet Bryan in Lincoln
Montana became the first state delegation to greet William Jennings Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska as supporters of Senator Clark arrived by Burlington with Chas Clark and were taken by trolley to Bryan's house. Col Bryan spoke from the porch after rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Montana
William Jennings Bryan
Captain Huston Dies in Manila From Typhoid Fever
General MacArthur announces the death of Captain Robert Huston of the 45th Infantry in Manila from typhoid fever suffered yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
Manila
Robert Huston
45Th Infantry
Mrs Dewey Ill After Narragansett Pier Update
Mrs. Dewey of Narragansett Pier remains seriously ill and confined indoors, often bedridden, according to medical notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. L
National Educational Association Convention Opens in Charleston
Nearly ten thousand teachers travel to Charleston for the annual NEA convention in the new 8000 seat Auditorium. Gov McSweeney delivers welcome, Oscar T Carson of Columbus presides, Irwin Shepard is secretary. Officers to be elected. Cities vie to host next year with Cincinnati and Detroit among the top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
National Educational Association
M. B. McSweeney
Oscar T. Carson
Columbus
Ohio
Irwin Shepard
Winona
Winona, Minn
Cincinnati
Detroit
Oil Fire at Bayonne Standard Oil Works Contained After 50 Hours
The Bayonne New Jersey blaze at the Standard Oil Works is under control after more than fifty hours of fighting. Twenty five tanks destroyed and about four million dollars in damage. Firemen and oil workers, worn out, rested when told they could.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Works
Bayonne
N. Jes
Mrs. Gould Hints at Newport Land Purchase for Mansion
Mrs. George Gould travels to Newport with plans to buy land for a mansion to rival Vanderbilt’s marble palace. The Goulds, long in social circles led by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, seek prime sites, and a price of around a million dollars per acre is possible as they pursue social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Gould
Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George Goulds
Stuyvesant Fish
Whitney Buys Noted Stock Farm at Story Ford
W C Whitney ex secretary of the navy has secured possession of the Backman stock farm at Story Ford near Middleton, Minnesota after a year and a half of negotiations. He will take immediate possession and move brood mares and stallions from Kentucky. The Stony Ford farm is famed for Green Mountain Maidane Electioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C., Whitney
Europe
Backman
Story Ford
Middleton
Kentucky
Stony Ford Farm
Green Mountain Maidane Electioneer
Mad dog bite deaths rise as boy dies in Chicago
Little Eddy Wood of Denver died at St. Joseph's Hospital after a mad dog attack in Colorado Springs on May 2. Elv'n Wood, father, had him brought to Chicago for Pasteur treatment. Willie Haven, the remaining survivor, shows no signs of danger and is under care with Dr Lagorio hopeful for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Little Eddy Wood
Denver
Colorado
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Colorado Springs
Elv'n Wood
Willie Haven
Lagorio
McGovern Prepares for Erne Bout with Sparring Partner
Terry McGovern, in New York, plans his toughest match against Frank Erne on July 16. He has arranged sparring with Geo. McFadden while trained at Johnson's road house, signaling high caution and intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry McGovern
Frank Erne
Geo. McFadden
McGovern
Johnson
Maher Stops O'Donnell in One Round at Broadway Club
Peter Maher beat Steve O'Donnell at the Broadway Athletic Club last night. The referee halted the bout in the first round after O'Donnell appeared done, giving Maher the decision. This marked Maher's third first round victory over O'Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Broadway Athletic Club
O'Donnell
Maher
Hanna to lead Republican presidential campaign from Elberon
Hanna will direct the Republican presidential campaign from Elberon New Jersey for the rest of the summer. He plans to arrive July 20 and take over the cottage of New Jersey state chairman Franklin Murphy who is in Paris as exposition commissioner. He will occupy the cottage until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanna
Elberon
N. J
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
Paris
Paris Exposition Wonders Plea For Delicate Grandeur
From Paris June 20 a letter to a friend of Alderman Clifford describes the Exposition sights. The writer praises the Grand Trianon Versailles palaces galleries and Napoleon era rooms. He notes high living costs yet high value of Paris historic places and asks regards to El Paso friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grand Palace of Art
Ths
Grand Trianon
Versailles
Napoleon
Josephine
Madame Maintenon
Louis XV
France
United States
el Paso
Tomorrow's Mexican Band Concert in the Park
The program for a five o'clock tomorrow park concert features March La Espada de Honor, Cuarrant Overture-Cavalieria, Suppe Waltz-Ocesno de Amor, Cake Walk, intermission, March San Felino, Erminie selection, Gavotte Ilusion Mis, Aranda National and Patriotic Airs of the U.S. including God Save Our President and Washington's March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Espada de Honor
Ocesno de Amor
Ee Holzman
San Felino
D. Antonio de Orleans
Infante de Espana
Erminie
Jacobowekli Gavotte
Aranda
U.S. A
Washington
Americans Dominate International Championship at Stanford Bridge
American athletes win seven of twelve events at the international championship held in Stanford Bridge England. English competitors claim four wins with one event undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Bridge
England
Republican Nominee Drake Predicts McKinley Victory
Special Dispatch from San Antonio reports Republican Congressional nominee Drake returning from the east predicting a McKinley landslide in November. He says the Democratic platform cannot compare with the Republicans and will open campaign headquarters in the city to begin active campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Drake
McKinley
City issues multiple building permits for residences and structures
City clerk grants permits for Mark Miller to build brick residence on St Vrain Street worth 950 dollars. J L McAfee to erect adobe residence on Campbell Street at 400 dollars. Fr T Ziemer to construct adobe wagonshed on S Stanton Street costing 100 dollars. T R Houstis to build brick residence on N Virginia Street at 1500 dollars. Louis Hintze to build adobe residence on Hill Street for 650 dollars. Frank Del Buono to build adobe residence on S Kansas Street at 475 dollars. Waters Pierce Oil Company to build corrugated iron shed on Santa Me Street for 123 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleark
Mark Miller
St Vrain St
J. L. McAfee
Campbell St
Fr. T. Ziemer
S. Stanton St
T. R. Houstis
N. Virginia St
Louis Hintze
Hill St
Copper Trust Rumor Ties Rothschilds and Rockefeller
London July 7 reports a revival of talk that the Rothschilds and John D Rockefeller plan to amalgamate their copper interests in Europe and America into a single gigantic company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rothschilds
Mr. Rockefeller
Europe
America
Sheriffs Convention Arrangements Underway for Visitors
Citizens mobilize for the sheriffs convention with a four o clock chamber meeting and a noon committee session led by Mayor Magoffin. Sheriff Boone Judge Harper and other officials join the fundraising drive to host about five hundred guests, including plans for a moonlight Courchesne grove picnic with local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Magoffin
Boone Judge Harper
Ben Catlin
Geo. Ogden
Courchesne Grove
Four Arrests Linked to Ysleta Murder Case
Juan and Antonio Apodaca Rafael Lujan and Basilio Vasquez were brought to El Paso on charges connected to Pablo Romero’s July 4 killing in Ysleta. An examining trial before Justice Kerber is set for Wednesday. The evidence is circumstantial and the defendants protest innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Antonio Apodaca
Rafael Lujan
Basilio Vasquez
Pablo Romero
Yeleta
el Paso
Bryant
Platt
Kerber
Romero
Ysleta
Miss May Tabor Ill in City Personal Notes
Personal items list social and travel notes from El Paso area residents. Miss May Tabor is ill. Judge and Mrs Dean, Dr and Mrs Vilas, Mrs Katharine Martin, Attorney WC M.Gown, Judge Edwards, Chas Fox and son, Mrs Fox, Judge Falvey, C W Callahan, Mrs A Neill, Fred Smith, WN Small, Miss Holdman, RW McLean and daughters, and Patrick Burke are noted to be traveling to Cloudcroft or in the region for vacations, hunts, mining, or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Fox and Son
Capitan
Mrs Fox
el Paso
Is It Electricity Meeting at Chopin Hall
Attend Mr Banner's discussion at Chopin Hall Monday evening at 8 30 p m July 9 with admission of 25 cents to decide the topic is electricity.
Soldier letter from the Philippines derides Bryan
Special correspondence notes a San Antonio soldier in the Eleventh Cavalry who attacks William Jennings Bryan as a traitor while praising Gen. Joe Wheeler. The letter cites Bryan’s alleged support for Filipinos and recounts Wheeler’s leadership in the San Juan Hill campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Philippines
C. B. Calhour
Bryan
Calhoun
Islands
Eleventh Cavalry
Achum
James E. Bothwell
Gen
Joe Wheeler
Mr. Bryan
Aguinaldo
San Juan Bill
Champion Colts Face Albuquerque Team in Big Southwest Clash
BASE BALL at Athletic park promises a crowded Sunday as regulars return for a pivotal match. Deming loses hope after a defeat by Albuquerque while El Paso leads the race for the southwest title. The Herald awards a silk pennant to season winners as rains improve the field for a fast game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Deming
Albuquerque
EL Paso
Southwest
Herald
Chicago tops Boston in NL clash
In yesterday's National League games Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 4 while Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 10 to 5 and St Louis crushed Philadelphia 10 to 5. The Pittsburg New York game was postponed due to rain. Shady Grove butter priced at 2 lbs for 45 cents at El Paso Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Shady Grove
el Paso
Odawa Ue
ASL
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Huston
Mrs. Dewey
Nual Meeting
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
W. C. Whitney
Erne
Alderman Clifford
AMER
the Herald
Copper Trust
Rockefeller
Sheriffs’ Convention
May Tabor
Natatorium
Judge
Dean
Cloudecroft
Mrs Vilas
Minnesota
Katharine Martin
Cloudcroft
WC M.gown
Judge Edwards
Judge Falvey
Sacramento Mountains
C W Callahan
Chihuahua
A Neill
Fred Smith
Sunt
WR Martin
WN Small
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso Foundry and Machine Co
Miss Holdman
Austin
Gen. Openheimer
RW McLean
Robinson Hotel
President Robinson
Patrick Burke
Mexico
Lucero
Bryan Party
Philippine Islands
Angele Sam
Foreign Service
Benedict Arnold
BASE
National League
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