Political Notes by Andrew J Palm critique of trusts and expansion
Palm's column attacks Mark Hanna and the Philadelphia Times stance on trusts and imperialism. It contrasts Bryan's prospects in 1900, the Dingley tariff, and U S expansion with protests over missionary zeal, Sino British actions, and domestic hypocrisy. The piece targets McKinley era politics and corporate influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Hanna
McKinley
Quay
Tom Platt
United States
Dingley
Carnegie, Hanna
Rockefeller
Havemyer
Enemies Close to Peking as Ministers Reach Allies
Washington reports that Chinese forces have pressed toward Peking while allied powers near the city. Secretary Root’s diplomacy aimed to secure safe passage for the 8,000 native Christians and the foreign ministers, with an envoy likely to negotiate terms as the relief column advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuashington
Peking
Couger
Americ
Li Mung Chang
Li Hung Chang
Admir Romey
Minaster
State Department
Meking
Hogan
Anil
Roots
Chiuffee
Hinself
Root
Cutie
Li Tange Chiang
Alti
Chaffes
Line
Deki
China
Li Hong Chang
Tien-tsin
Chaffee
Yon Ang
Cohain
Teking
Dpe- King
Tartar
Conger
Karl Li
Shotehai
Tsi-van
Washington
Dhive
Marines Fanning
Fisher
Turner
King
Tutcher
Keunly
Thomas
Alta
Lynn
Allies' Rear In Peril Amid Chinese Frontline Shifts
London reports a Russian regiment guarding the allied rear as the eye of the force comes under threat. Telegrams from Taku and Tien-tsin note Japanese and Chinese maneuvers toward Peking, with allied gains at Chan-chia-wan and Tang-chow. General Sir Alfred Gaselee reports heat and casualties among troops from India during a taxing night march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attaek
London
Romie
Yoko
Chetn
Tien-tsin
Berlin
Tietetsin
Pei-tsan
Peking
Rafelalar
Ispateh
Tioll
Tokyu
Taku
Ang
Rome
Chan-chia-wan
Jenying
Tang-chow
Deekha
Alfred Qauselee
India
China
Ma-tow
Chefu
Chanehai-wan
Canton customs reports Tart leaving Peking with escort
Aug 17 says Sir Robert Tart director general of Chinese imperial maritime missions and staff departed Peking under Chinese escort. A cruiser will be sent to meet him on reaching the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has Hort
Peking
Thongkong
Canton Custome Department
Robert Tart
Diamonds Found at Mazarin River Diggings in British Guiana
A letter from U S Consul Moulton at Demerara reports diamonds discovered at the Mazarin river diggings in British Guiana. The stones, superior to South African types and valued 25 to 50 percent higher than regional diamonds, are praised for Brazilian-equivalent quality. Land concessions for diamond mining are being issued and the industry shows promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ame
London
South Africa
Mazarin River
British Guiana
State Department
United States
Moulton
Demerara
Amond Mining
Bryan Indorsed by Liberty Congress Amidst Third Party Split
In Indianapolis the Liberty Congress of the American League of Imperialists endorsed William J Bryan for president, while dissenters from the third ticket movement urged a separate nomination. Thomas M Osborne led opposition to Bryan. a Sept 4 New York convention was planned to nominate a third party ticket with Osborne as chair and Everett Abbott as secretary. Charles A Towne spoke to a large, enthusiastic crowd as Louis Enrich presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Liberty Congress
American League of Auti Imperialists
William J. Bryan
Charles R. Codman
Masschusetts
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
N. 7
Bryan
Congress
Third Ticket
Pesident
McKinley
Kansas City
Charles KR. Codman
Rowin Burrit Smith
New York
Everett Y. Abbott
New York City
Moorfield
Massachusetts
Storey
Willian
Palmer
Colorado
Louis R. Enrich
Charles A. Towne
Harmony at Saratoga settles state committee meeting
The Democratic state committee meeting at Saratoga ends with no major clashes. Grady and Ui dispute persists over temporary chairman selection, Danforth evokes emotion, Hun loses, and Saratoga is set as the convention time and place for September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Democratic State Committee
Thovid Th
Richard Croker
Grady
Danforth
Hun
Woodruff Emerges as Favorite for Nomination
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff is pushed by Senator Platt and State Chairman Odell amid Brooklyn supporters to gauge state sentiment. Platt notes Woodruff is unopposed and would be nominated without dissent, signaling broad backing for his gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruf
New York
Woodruff
Senator Platt
Odell
Brooklyn
Youth arrested in Saxony king plot in Berlin dispatch
A youth about 20 was arrested at Leipsic yesterday and admits conspiring to kill King Albert of Saxony. He says Tot appointed him to commit the deed but his courage failed. A dagger and loaded revolver were found on the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
London
Leipsice Yeaterday
Berlin
Saxony
Tot
Ilis
Dugeer
Tis
Glass Plant Income Surges as Glass Company Declares Dividend
The American Window Glass company announces a per cent dividend on four million dollars of preferred stock. It is the second such payout this year. Officials say fires have been sighted and all plants will operate by September 1, an unusually early restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nittsburg
Ate
American Window Glass Company
Ingalls Dies. Body Sent to Kansas for Funeral
Ex Senator John J Ingalls died yesterday in Las Vegas New Mexico and his body was sent to Atchison Kansas for burial. The funeral will be simple with Episcopal services at Trinity Church and private interment at Mount Vernon. Ingalls a Kansas figure in politics from 1878 to 1905 was born in 1833 in Middle town Massachusetts and rose to Senate leadership noted for fiery partisan zeal and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Las Vegas
N. M
United States
Johu J. Ingalls
Montezuma Hotel
Ingalls
Tugalls
Trinity Church
Millspaugh
Mount Vernon
Joan J. Ingalls
Senate
Washington
Mississippi
Dew
Baseball Scores From Chicago and Other Cities
Baseball scores from Chicago and other cities show various innings totals and parentheses of runs. Standings list Brooklyn Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago New York and others with league tallies and second games noted. Two drownings reported in New York and population counts for Manhattan and Bronx after census figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. HB Chen
Tool Ome
New York
Chance
Mercer and Graily
AL Pittsburge
Vitehoy
Brooklyn
Whipps
O'Conner
McGinnity and Barrell
St. Louie
St Loin
Young, Jones and Origer
Dineen and Sullivan
Cincinnati
LE Cininti
Philadelphia
Tse
Mreitenstein
Pile
Prager
Murphy
Moston
Vittaburg
St. Lois
Philadela
Obath
Cleveland-Clevelaml
Detroit
al Huffalo
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ohio
Hartford
Syracuse
Providence
Montreal
Worcester
Toronto
AC Springfeld
Springfield
Rochester
Speinefield
Washington
Manhattan
Bronx
Maunibattin
New York City
Town Democratic Nominations Cedar Rapids Ta Anz
The Democratic state convention named a ticket including Secretary of State G. Crane auditor T. M. Gibson treasurer H. T. L Williams attorney general C Farper judge of supreme court J. W. Freeland railroad commissioner J. H E. Anderson electors at large Joseph E Ibock and C. Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Anz, T
8. G. Crane
T. M. Gibson
H. TL. Williams
C. Ffarper
Supreme Court
J. W. Freeland
J. H E. Anderson
Joseph E. Ibock
C. Mackey
Railroad Timetables High Valley and Susquehanna Lines
The May timetable lists passenger departures from Freeland to Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia and New York at 6 12 am 740 am 818 am 930 am 1145 am 130 pm 442 pm 638 pm and 720 pm with return trains to Freeland by 740 pm and 917 am 930 am 1145 am 1255 pm 442 pm 634 pm and 729 pm. Connections at Hazleton Junction link to electric line. additional services run to Deringer Tomhicken and Oneida Junction. Official notices show line tables by Smith Wilcox and Kell with multiple daily segments and Sunday variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehigh Valley Railroad
Freeland
Weatherly
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Philadelphia
New York
Sandy Run
White Taven
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Scranton
Hazleton
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah
Ashland
Maucy Chunk
Boston
Shenandoubh
Mt. Carmel
Shamokin
Pottsville
White Haven
Wilkes-Murre
All Points
Aston
Altontown
Mahunoy City
Shenandeat
Carnie
Wilkes-Kurre
Mt. Unrael
Shnundoun
Mazleton
Uston
Kite Haven
Buston
Stumpkin
Shenidoah
Maxieton
Rintrouserunton
Avullan H.wilboe
Cortlandt Street
New York City
J.T. Kell
Hazteton
Dritton
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Cheppton
Hazleton Junction
Harwood
Cranberry
Lomucken
Deringer
Sheppton
Tombicka
Hisleton Junction
Hazeton Junction
Kown
Lea
Beaver Meadow
Stockton
Lmarle Brook
Ecking
Jeddo
Beaver Meadow Road
Hazle Brook
Eckley
Jeanesville
Audensied
Traction Company
Drifton
P. i i
Wilkesbarre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Olutawas
Magieton Junction
LU Tc. Smithuperintendent
New Hair Waving Fad Captures Paris Fashion Circles
Paris fad features halo waves from forehead to crown softening features and creating a pompadour effect. Hair is parted center or to the side with a full mass that may coil low or high, styled to suit head shape. Hair ornaments include tulle wings, diamond Alygrets, and floral double buns with pink roses and Forget-me-nots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pittsburg
Care of Patent Leathers in Footwear
The article advises cleaning with a French harness polish available at harness shops to preserve patent leather and prevent cracking. It warns that cold or dryness harms the leather and notes its value in dress wear. It urges wearing thin hosiery with patent shoes and cautions against long walking in such footwear.
Miss Eleanor Ormerod Honored by Edinburgh University
In New Pletda Eleanor Ormerod renowned British entomologist, authority on insect life and vegetable pests, will receive an honorary degree from the University of Edinburgh. She serves as consulti ng entomologist to the Royal Agricultural Society. Mrs Shute of Colorado board of horticulture is another noted farming authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pletda
Eleanor Ormerod
Great Britain
Royal Agricultral Society
University of Edinburgh
Ormerod
Shute
Colorado State Board of Hort Culture
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Orrick
Crar
Freeland, PA
Andrew J. Palm
Philadelphia Times
Tien Tsin
Mark
Marcus Aureling Hanna
Teddy Roosevelt
Taylor
Kentucky
Transvaal
Russia
Enyland
Gemany
France
Kendall, Clock
Tseletsin
Department of State
Wo Ting Bang
Adee
Earl Li Wong Chang
Wait
MR. Bryan
Indiannapola Ixnue
Mra
Botkin
San Francisco
Hof
Cordelia Botkin
General Moore
Resalia
National League
Stephen Peacock
George Peacock
Yonkers
Pookskill
Dlivdson
Stephen
George
Peekskill
Kael
Sing Sing
Willi Brandreth
Fogenin
Virginia Brandreth
Ceed
Flarey D. Brandreth
Brandreth Pill
Perous Plaster House
England
Edwin A. McAlpin
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