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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1900

Page

11

The Boxers of China Ex-Consul Wildman Examines Rebellion

Ex-Consul Wildman discusses the Boxer movement in China as a continuation of historic insurrections. He links the Big Sword society to secret lodges, Buddhist involvement, and anti foreign sentiment, noting empress Dowager support and widespread anti foreign hostility in Honan and Shantung.

Wildman China America Celestial Empire Flowery Kingdom Triads Teente Brotherhoods Tea Society Heaven and Earth Society Water Lily Sect Flood Family Queen of Heaven’s Company Society of Heaven, Earth and Man Triad Tartar Freemasons Big Sword Society Shantung Pechil Honan Chin Oriental Henan Russia Germany England France Pekin Big Sword Societies Yuan Fa-Yi Ye-Yi Asia

Rockefeller Early Life and Rise to Wealth

The article traces John D. Rockefeller’s childhood in Tioga County New York, his early work, savings, and first business ventures. It details his move to Cleveland, the hoop pole trade, entry into refining with Samuel Andrews, the formation of Standard Oil, and his restrained, disciplined habits including simple meals, exercise, and long workdays at the Standard Oil Building.

John D. Rockefeller America Tioga County New York Cleveland Ohio New York State Young Rockefeller Hewett Pennsylvania Samuel Andrews Henry M. Flagler Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Highlands Mr. Rockefeller Standard Oil Lower Broadway

Record cotton acreage to surpass twenty six million

The cotton acreage this year is set to be the largest on record and near 26,000,000 acres. Cotton raisers also anticipate good prices after last year's crop in India nearly failed, with severe damage from the Egyptian crop preventing full yields.

India

Revenge Crimes of Soldiers Across Historic Campaigns

The article surveys cases where officers were killed by fellow soldiers amid wars from Franco Prussian to Cuba. It notes postwar confessions and trials, including incidents in Woerth, Metz, Adowa, and Madrid, and discusses motives from grievance to discipline, with unspecified culprits never captured.

Woerth Berlin Marshal Bazaine Metz Adowa Gome Naples Madrid Cuba Battle St. Juan San Juan Tommy Atkins Ulundi Devonport Loudon

Miracles of Memory and Visualism in Remarkable Recall

The article explores memory as a cultivable faculty with examples from Henry Pillsbury’s blindfold chess feats to visual memory in daily life. It contrasts visual memory with sequential memory used by actors, noting limits and methods like recalling seen details from a street walk and visualizing manuscripts for sermons.

Henry Nelson Pillsbury Pillsbury Napoleon Paris

Siam Navy Fleet Includes 3000 ton Mahachakri Vessel

The Siamese navy numbers forty to fifty ships led by the 3000 ton Mahachakri. Most ships bear quick firing modern guns and are crewed by disciplined natives. A few officers are English Danish or German with Dr Hayes of Baltimore the sole American surgeon on Admiral Ita Richelieu’s staff.

Hayes Baltimore Ita Richelieu San Francisco

Historic Conventions Shape U S Presidential Selections

A survey of early United States national delegate conventions from 1832 to 1848 highlights how party fights over Texas annexation and slavery defined nominations. It covers Jackson Van Buren and two-thirds rules, the 1840 Democratic platform, 1844 party splits, and the Whig and Liberty party entries.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat United States anti-Masonic Party Baltimore William Wirt Maryland Amos Ellmaker Pennsylvania Henry Clay John Sergeant Clay Washington National Republican Party Alleghenies Jackson Martin van Buren United States Bank Treasury van Buren Congress Texas Cass Zachary Taylor Tyler South North Senate Mexico Polk Charleston Liberty James G. Birney New York Free Soil Party Birney Liberty Party

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