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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
1
Politicians believe William Jennings Bryan plans an unprecedented coup. Observers weigh implications for party dynamics and upcoming campaigns as Bryan signals possible decisive action amid a shifting national mood.
Reporters expect Bryan to avoid a public address at the Kansas City convention despite heavy betting on his appearance. Bryan has not confirmed plans and influential backers offer no definite stance, while other factions gather around Daly and Towne as convention tensions rise.
The note questions whether Lincoln will attend the event until after the convention. No other individuals or organizations are specified in the fragment.
TRUE PROSPERITY WASHINGTON June 30 The fiscal year ends with a marked rise in commerce. Exports and imports for the year pass the $2,000,000,000 line, with four year totals over $7,250,000,000. Receipts are estimated to exceed expenses by about $70,000,000, according to Assistant Secretary Spaulding who oversees customs.
New York Navy Yard will see a job surge as new appropriations take effect tomorrow. Vessels including the Albury Kentucky Kearsarge Texas New York and torpedo boat Gwin will be brought in for repairs. The Lancaster will recruit 250 land-based men from the receiving ship Vermont for a six months cruise.
The garbage collection and disposal bill takes effect tomorrow in Washington. A five year contract for the work has been awarded for 115000 dollars in the coming year. All refuse must be processed by reduction or consumption and none may be dumped into the Potomac River.
The Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Corporation fails to meet Altoona scale requirements prompting a potential walkout by about 20,000 miners across the Cambria and Jefferson fields starting July 1.
Rev. A. R Griggs Texas educational agent for the Colored Baptists canvasses for students and funds for the Houston and Hearne academies. Improvements totaling 5000 dollars are to be paid this fall with 2300 raised so far. He preaches at Second Baptists Church on Utah street Sunday at 3 p m.
Washington dispatches report the navy lighting the Oregon事故 and allied forces in Chee Foo while the war council coordinates action in Pekin. Marines and ships move toward China as Boxers threaten foreign settlements and 14,000 troops are ashore.
Thumbnail character sketches of Republican leaders appear as a reflective piece on the convention. The column notes the roles and influence of key figures while signaling ongoing political currents shaping the party.
The University of Michigan announces Mr. Baird will join the faculty as director of outdoor athletics starting tomorrow. He is appointed by the board of regents with a salary of 1200 dollars and the board of control may pay 800 dollars a year from Regente Field gate receipts.
The B Y Academy of Provo Utah launches a scientific expedition for botanical geological and zoological study. Led by Benjamin Cluff Jr 24 teachers and students travel via Arizona to Mexico aiming at Cave Valley and Sierra Madre routes with plans to reach Colombia and the Magdalena river potentially spending about two years away.
The El Paso Summer Norms will open at the Central School building on July 2 at 9 a.m. The announcement notes a start time and location for the summer program.
The Texas commander Philip dies from heart disease. The obituary notes his leadership and service, honoring his role and dedication to the state. He is remembered for his steadfast command and contributions to Texas military affairs.
Rear Admiral John W. Philip commander of the Brooklyn navy yard died at 3 30 PM after illness from heart disease. Born in 1840 he entered the navy in 1856 and rose from midshipman in 1861 through Civil War service. He commanded the battleship Texas in the Spanish American War and played a notable role in the Battle of Santiago de Cuba.
June 30 report says the T-mule iron company which owns several county collieries will end all company stores tomorrow and pay workers in cash after a long push by the men for this change.
Mrs Sarah Sprinz wife of Rudolph Sprinz died this morning at 711 N Oregon Street of consumption at age 41 after 16 years in El Pano. She leaves a son and her husband. The funeral will be at 4 30 pm tomorrow from the residence with interment at Mount Susat cemetery.
Jose Morales Porfirio Rascon and Eulalia Morales pleaded guilty to burglary and were sentenced to the penitentiary. Two received two years while Jose Morales, linked to three indictments, drew six years. They were arrested for a theft at Max Schutz's store.
County Surveyor Parker returned yesterday from the field. His forces progress well as they obtain water from the railroad. Teams operate in different directions and plan to meet again in a few days.
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