Annual Meeting of Madison Bullting and Aid Association
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the hall in Fel town on Monday, July 2, 1000. Eight directors will be elected for the ensuing year. The secretary and treasurer's reports will be submitted, and a new series will be issued. A J Grayson and L M Robinson are noted as officers.
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AWE
Madison Bullting and’ Aid Axsomavion No. 8
Thei Hall
Old Feltowa
A. J.grayson
L. M. Robinson
Bricklayers Strike Ends as 50,000 Workers Move Toward Return
In Chicago, June 27, the Bricklayers and Stonemasons Union voted to withdraw from the Building Trades Council and signed a working agreement with the Chicago Masons and Builders Association. The plan extends to April 1902 and bricklayers will immediately return to work as other unions on the brink of quitting are expected to follow. The action follows a conference committee report urging severance from the central body after its failure to settle the labor troubles. The union, with over 3,000 members, signals a broad move to end months of idle work.
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Chicago
Bricklayers’and Stonemasons' Union
Building Trades
Building Trades Council
Bricklayers
Chicago Masons and Builders’ Association
Bricklayers’ Union
Trades’ Council
Wesleyan restricts women students to seventy percent limit
Wesleyan University trustees set rules limiting women to not exceed seventy percent of students and barring joint commencements and joint class exercises with men. The policy aims to protect education and development, with separate catalog placement and other privileges restricted. Separately, the National Biscuit Company plans price hikes on a special goods line due to higher wheat costs.
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Mippoletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
National Biscuit Company
Shanghai reports claim Sian Fu may become capital if Pekin falls
SEYMOUR London reports Peirce Tuan has sent legations to Sian-Fu under escort. Sian Fu could be the new capital if Pekin is occupied by international forces. Admiral Seymour supposedly reached Tien Tain Monday eight miles west, severely pressed, with 63 killed and over 200 wounded.
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London
Shanghai
Peirce Tuan Haa
Sian-Fu
Sian Fu
Pekin
Admiral Seymour
Tien Tain
Bloodshed and anarchy feared in Canton uprising
June 25 dispatch from Canton reports Boxers pirates and vengeful factions pushing toward murder and upheaval. Li Hongchang urged to Pekin. departure blamed for unleashing Black Flags and Red Girdles. Americans trusted, missionaries warned, Canton evacuated. San Juan de Austria and Redpole reinforce foreign interests as tensions rise.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Canton
Hong Kong
Li Bang Chang
Pekin
China
England
America
McLean
United States
San Juan de Austria
Redpole
Corfet
All Safe at Pekin Report From Amoy Telegraph
London dispatch states the British Consul at Amoy reports that Europeans in Pekin are safe. The note confirms no adverse events among foreign residents and reassures international observers amid tensions in the city.
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London
Amoy
Pekin
Sailor Sharkey Falls In Brutal Seaside Bout
Last night at Seaside Athletic Club Sharkey fought a brutal match against the husky Onlo native Roblin. Sharkey absorbed punishment from rounds eight to fourteen and was knocked down multiple times. In the fifteenth Roblin drove Sharkey to the mat, leaving him incapacitated while Roblin left with minimal scars. Corbett’s presence in Roblin’s corner cited as key to the victory. Jefferes, slated to face the winner, watched as a spectator.
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NeweYox
Seaside Athletic Club
Sharkey
Onlo
Roblin
Rublin
Corbett
Agron Grant
Jefferes
Strike in St Louis tramway system shows little disruption
In St Louis on June 27 the tramway strike shows limited impact beyond a boycott and 300 extra policemen on duty. Cars run on all lines with some north south disruption, while thousands ride wagons and buses run by former street railway workers, especially in northern and southern city sections. Sheriff Pohlmann's posse of about 600 men was mustered out today.
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St. Louiis
St. Louis Tranait Company
Pohlmann
Posse Comitatus
Prohibition National Convention Opens With Large Delegate Turnout
National Convention of the Prohibition party opens in Curcaco with 1034 delegates, over 750 present as Chairman Stewart calls the gathering to order. In Evansville Indiana a severe morning storm causes heavy damage including swollen creeks, washed bridges, and near total wheat crop destruction.
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Curcaco
Prohibition Party
Stewart
National Executive Committee
Evansville
Indiana
Allied forces storm Tien Tsin in decisive breach
A June dispatch reports Americans and British leading a breakthrough into Tien Tsin after silencing the arsenal guns, with Russians suffering four killed and thirty wounded. Other nationalities sustained lesser losses as allied troops followed closely, racing for entry at dawn.
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Cax-Foo
Tien Tsin
Lonpox
Che-Fuangs
Missionary News From China Brings Worries and Hopes
Letters from New York report growing confusion over Chinese mission safety amid Boxer unrest. Despatches list missionaries rumored safe in Che Foo and Pekin, with officials noting several may be beyond reach or diverted. Authorities urge calm and confidence in rescue efforts as rumors spread.
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New York
Foreign Missions Boards
China
Edna G. Terry
Terry Botes
Che Foo
Garrison
Lowrie
Waltex
Hag
Pao- Ting-Fu
Peking
Pekin
Seymour
Shan-Tung
James H. Roberts
Kalgan
P. Sprague
Mark Williams
Charles BR. Wing
Pao- Ting-Fa
Porter
Danvers
Mass
Creegan
Sofe
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Tien-Tain
Che Boo
General Chaffee Starts for San Francisco and China
General Chaffee completed a final conference with Adjutant General Corbin and began travel to San Francisco, aiming to reach Taku by late August. General MacArthur notified the Adjutant General today that the 9th Infantry will depart for China.
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Waasmorox
Chaffes
Corbin
San Francisco
Taku
MacArthur
9Th Infantry
China
Big Rains Boost Mississippi River Levels Across Upper Midwest
General heavy rain across Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas last night raises the Mississippi River by about 16 feet. The higher water benefits lumbermen and rivermen by saving thousands of dollars, as river levels rise and rainfall improves flow.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Mississippi
Arrests and political notes from June 27
Reports from Ky and New York detail Captain Powers release on habeas corpus after arrest for complicity in the Goebel murder. Navy yard rumors hint at Atlanta and Kentucky deployments to European waters. Senate candidate comments deny VP bid as Springfield Democratic convention endorses Bryan. Obituary notes the death of Rev. D N J Dowling in Chicago.
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Hanan
Atlanta
Navy Yard
Kentucky
Springfield
Chicago
Bryan
Urrie
Great foreign fleets flee China crisis force moves
ALL EYES Yokoyama June 27 report that foreign war ships have vanished from their harbor and rush to a new theater of war as China’s crisis deepens. The article notes Russian naval strength near Port Arthur and Japan's large army on the ground, with tensions rising among legations, insurgents, and imperial troops.
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Yokoyama
China
Pekin
Legationa
Taku
Russia
Port Arthur
Japan
German industrial education praised by ex consul Monaghan
At the Albany convocation J C Monaghan ex US consul lauded German technical and commercial schools. He cited Freiburg Saxony and Ludwighafen as models and argued Germany’s empire was built on strong education. He noted Germany’s shift from agriculture to industry and commerce under skilled teachers and schoolmasters. Ex Governor Taylor and wife arrived in Indianapolis from the East.
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Albany
N. Y
J. C. Monaghan
United States
Chemnitz
Germany
Freiburg
Saxony
Milwaukee
Ludwighafen
Lear
Caro
Monaghan
Farma
Napoleon
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