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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1900

Page

2

New York Race Riot Leaves Dozens Wounded in West Side

August 16 tension continued after 8 AM as riot police on duty and ambulances rushed to the West Side. Police report about 50 wounded and 40 arrests with a fierce clash between Detective John Kennedy and Lloyd Lee. Lee slashed Kennedy. a bullet grazed Lee’s jaw. Carr was badly beaten and taken to Bellevue. Crowds surged along Broadway and at Marlborough Hotel as riots spread. rain later helped disperse the mob. Police vow to arrest any further offenders.

New York John Kennedy Lloyd Lee Lee Kennedy Thorpe David H. Carr Marlborough Onice Broadway Eseyonen Groupa Browiway Walker William Birds Dovery Polleamen Hughes Jelet Alajlon Richard Horrin Pelponera West Side Court Sobers Carr Thompson Lot

Cabinet meet discusses new Allied troop plans and armistice stance

Ghiness officials outline proposed troop increases and armistice terms at a cabinet meeting. Rumors from ministers in Conger and Hittin suggest ongoing negotiations with Washington as allies press strategic moves near Tung Chow and Mingdao.

Riot and Arrests Erupt at City Street Crowd

A chaotic scene unfolds as a fight erupts near a white and black crowd, with several individuals arrested and a violent melee ending as police intervene. Officers subdue suspects with batons and revolvers while crowds scatter and a severed leg rumor circulates among bystanders.

May Be Peace Negotiations Reported By Officers In Command

The text suggests officers may designate terms for peace negotiations to ensure safety and discuss moving from British allegiance toward internal gates. Officials consider an armistice for purchase, with Minister Connor to oversee delivery and a swift sequence toward transition terms.

Vna Minkster Conner Tilitien

Entente Troops Endure Heat in China Campaign

Dispatches from Sir Alfred Ganasies reporting Indian contingent troops in China suffer extreme heat with horses collapsing from sunstroke after a long night march. Enemy positions are said north of Chang Chia Wan with no further news from regiments. Berlin expects Allies to engage near Pekin then withdraw with legations to Tien Tain. Canton customs department reportedly headed for changes.

London Aurnet Sir Alfred Ganasies India China Tron Mutow Chee Foo Chang Chia Wan

United States and China Face Diplomatic Strain Over Pekin Stand

The dispatches reveal U S efforts to quell uncertainty as forces near Pekin prepare for potential action. Ambassador Conger and Minister Wu Ting Fang exchange messages on whether to halt at Tung Chow or press toward Pekin, with Tokyo reports confirming Tung Chow's occupation and root's stance indicating cautious diplomacy.

United States Culaw Aimeontown Niles Tung Clow Cyaited Minutera Pitrou Wits Ci Qor al Tung Pekin Valdace Pehl Inter Tartar Alphe China Webb Aters Jean Governmunts Armatlee Conger Wu Ting Fang Li Tlung Chaweg Hang Chang Tung Ubow Washington Gonwor State Department Regation Anit Atate Department Gonkor Nile Legation Chaffee Walla Eid Mintcher Takihira

Attack on Pekin Expected by Japanese Authority

A fragment notes that Japanese authorities expected an attack on Pekin to be made yesterday. No further context or identifiable names are provided in the readable text.

Pekin

Messages From Mr. Conger on Pekin Siege and Dispatches

Washington reports secretary of state released a dispatch from Minister Conger detailing siege conditions at Pekin since June 28. He notes foreign buildings damaged, Dr Inglis’s child killed, and that most Americans are alive, with several killed. allies near, awaiting relief.

Washington Conger Adee Shanghai Tei Nan Iilremds Pekin Inglis Wieher Turner King Tiler Keunty Thomse Talori Alta Ryan Donger Department of A Department of Atite Coneul Goodnow Tsi-Nan Jeff Pekin Murinen

Allied forces move on Pekin amid rail repairs and troop shifts

A Tokio telegram reports a Yang Taong conference where arveral forces under Japanese leadership, with Russian British and American followings, plan to advance to Pekin at once. French units stay at Yang Tan due to commissariat needs as Austrians Dutch and Germans retreat to Tian Tan. Chinese rail repairs proceed toward Yous Tsyn. Li Peng Heng arrives at Pekin with 10,000 men before escorting to an unknown destination, as the empress dowager is believed to seek refuge in Shaq Si.

Jops Washington Tokio Yang Taong Pekin Tung Chow Yang Tan Tien Taln Tien Peln Tien Tatn-fekia Yous Tsyn Shan Hai Kwan Tong Tu-Lutai Tien Tein Li Pung Heng

Count von Waldersee Visits U.S. Embassy in Berlin

Count von Waldersee and Countess, joined by Vice Admiral von Waldersee, met Jobe B. Juckson at the United States embassy in Berlin to convey compliments to President McKinley. He praised American troops and expressed honor in leading such gallant soldiers. He spoke of hope to finish tasks and return to Hanover with trust in God and firm purpose. The press notes Count von Waldersee’s remarks to the working men and municipal deputation.

Berlin Count von Wialdersee von Waldersee United States Jobe B. Juckson McKinley Hanover Count von

Troop Landing Sparks International Dispute in August Meeting

Report says Hritieh and Sbhanchal met on August 16 to discuss consular matters. Britheh troops were not objected to as representatives of other nations but later aligned with the same policy. The Tirkinh protested and warned of withdrawing troops now prepared to land.

Hritieh Sbhanchal Consula

Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday

Weather notes show gusty southerly winds and unsettled conditions across Washington state and surrounding regions. No major storm systems are indicated, with temperatures staying mild for the period.

Eattern Tésan Oklahoma

Glassware factories resume work boosting jobs

The pressed glassware factories nationwide restarted operations in August 1916, restoring employment for over 11,000 men across the country as production cycles resumed after a downturn.

Pittsburg

John J. Ingalls Dies After Illness at Las Vegas Hot Springs

Former United States Senator John J. Ingalls died at 9:35 am in Las Vegas New Mexico surrounded by his wife and two sons Ellsworth and Sheffield. His remains were sent to Atchison Kansas for funeral services at his late home with details of his health and final hours described by family.

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Holiness Camp Meeting Near Denton Texas

A Holiness camp meeting draws large crowds on Peaseyamp hill south of Denton with T C Morrison of Lowville Kentucky and Bird Robinson of Hubbard Texas leading. Converts have been made, many campers travel from surrounding counties and some residents stay temporarily. revival continues through August.

Denton Texas Peanehamp Hill T.C. Morrison Lowieville Bird Raobinson Hubbard Meir Etten Totmall Yillige

State Democratic Campaign HQ in San Antonio Declines Plans

State committee Chairman James JF Wolfe, at the San Antonio headquarters, declines to disclose public plans for the fall campaign. He offered no further details at this time.

Hardy Aps Sam Houston Taling Emnte Whekerson Pelentine Smite San Antonio Democrate Texas James JF. Wolfe Democratic State Committee Plains

Movements and Arrivals of Vessels at Major Ports

Maritime notices list ships Cleared and Arrived at New York, Liverpool, Plymouth, and other ports. Vessels such as Hyndon and Verde depart for Pensacola and Port Bade while others reach Galveston, Liverpool, or New York with cargo and passengers.

Vitae New Orleans Ania 4 News Hyndon Tall Pensacola Ping Galvaston Pommeole Typ Igg Mia Syydatre Hilde Montelale Verde Alent New York Monmouth Prarie Cortes Genie Gul Ralier Cron Plas Victoria Wiederhiure Liverpool Waelaid Sep Devikia Combraion Plymouth Columbia York Nantet Cherbouw Bresney Ae Pool Nem Y Yorks Philadelphis Southammon F Groede Ee Far New Rae Vita Bouloene Havre

Toxin restoration notices span multiple districts and names

A fragmented report lists numerous individuals and towns from New York and beyond with references to restorations, positions, and localities such as Now Atlati Everett Chirkeville Normanvile Manhattan Bay Galveston Huttteville Hillsboro and others, suggesting a broad notice of appointments or restorations across communities.

New York Marshall

Dewet Joins London Alliance Amid Mixed Reports

A fragmentary London dispatch notes Dewet joining forces with authorities including a General Jewel and Commandant. The report, dated yesterday, reflects uncertain alliances and evolving leadership in the region.

Dewet London Avenet General Jewel Tet

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