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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
2
Entry at the Freeland Pennsylvania post office designates second class matter and directs all money orders checks and similar payments to be payable to the Tribune Printing Company Limited.
The Scranton Scrantonian laments the failure of mine inspectors to protect workers. It argues inspectors are often loyal to operators, undermining laws, with accidents and dangerous conditions highlighting the need for reform and stronger enforcement by public officials and United Mine Workers.
The Shanghai dispatch reports Germany plans to land 450 troops for city protection while a peace commission led by Li Hung Chang Yung Lo Pan Tong and Prince Ching is named an antiscrcen body. Hei Tung is noted as especially obnoxious. The American association urged McKinley to appoint satisfactory commissioners and recognize the emperor. Russian forces move from Manchuria toward Kirin, with Mukden as target. Hongkong rumors of rising antisource tensions persist.
Washington Sept 5 General Chaffee reports a satisfactory military situation but delays in communication obscure the timing of American withdrawal from Peking. No order to leave has been issued, Russia’s moves remain unsettled, Conger’s dispatch confirms Peking dates, and officials foresee continued disorder in foreign life and property as tensions persist.
Reports from Tientsin describe Li Hongzhang urging allies to split from Russia while China fortifies for conflict. Captain Richard Paddock notes arsenal stocks and materials indicating deliberate war readiness. Dispatch suggests foreign powers push China toward decisive action before Empress Dowager's circle acts.
Maryland and West Virginia voters heard Democratic standard bearer William J. Bryan and ex Republican Senator George L. Wellington address a joint campaign event in Cumberland. Wellington renounced party ties over the war with Spain, reading a prepared manuscript, while Bryan spoke unaided, after a long, arduous journey from Chicago and West Virginia.
Rome September 5 A group of foreign students attending a Totemia tiol Catholic congress visited Domitian's catacombs. Two young Americans from the University of Michstadt Germany disappeared while crossing an underground passage. A search failed to locate them and names were not released.
The will of the Rev Dr Edward McGlynn late rector of St Marys Church Newburg was admitted to probate yesterday. The will dated February 20 1889 leaves all property to Michael Clarke secretary of the Anti Poverty Society with Clarke named executor without bonds.
Saratoga September 5 Republican State convention opens with temporary chair Timothy L Woodruff. Delegates applaud Woodruff and Odell as officials named for secretaries and committees. Platform endorses President McKinley for four more years, Roosevelt for vice president, condemns Democratic tactics in New York City, defends franchise tax law and canal policy, and promotes civil service reform and waterworks ownership for municipalities. Roosevelt’s western itinerary listed.
The Northwestern Miller reports the Minneapolis flour mills produced 15,308,160 barrels in the past year. ISDS output stood at 15,318,415 barrels with foreign shipments rising by 844,460 barrels.
Rail timetable from Anran Delaware Susquehanna and Schuylkill Rainoap outlines daily and Sunday train departures from Dritton Hazleton Junction and connections to Harwood Cranberry Oneida Junction and Deringer. Services include early morning and evening runs with multiple daily options, limited Sunday service, and connections to P R K trains for Wilkesbarre Sunbury Harrisburg and Joliet wear. For miners and pedestrians, extra trains run to accommodate way-station patrons between Hazleton Junction and Deringer with a late afternoon arrival.
A sterilizing Razora device features a heated water tank and a hood to confine steam with edge slots for ragut Wade insertion. Maryland inventors patent a shirt with a detachable rose and replaceable bloom via buttoned edges and tongues. A military shelter tent combines a pyramid canvas cover with a removable top cap, a telescopic bayonet support, and a shelter function. A door alarm uses a spring actuated bell on a bowed strip with a hinged board that wedges under a door to trigger the alarm.
The brief items note Brunswick Maine plans public pine forest investment on 1000 acres, St Louis requires a new hospital better streets and water for visitors to the world fair, and Buffalo’s parks as revenue drivers. Keswick California reports a gold mine with possible oil vein, while Baltimore hints the town is too valuable to save.
The excerpt gives practical kitchen tips: floured fried cucumber turns light brown, drip coffee uses one tablespoon per cup, heating vegetables like potatoes beans and peas should be limited in hot weather, and a serving guide for chicken salad uses Hive large chickens for 80 people. It also advises selecting young pork for roasts and notes pork pairs well with celery and tart apple.
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