US to Withdraw Troops From Pekin Amid Chinese Crisis
Reported late developments indicate a rapid withdrawal of American troops from Pekin. Chafee favors redeploying forces to coastal ports, with troops kept in the Philippines in reserve.
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1900
Page
1
Chinese uprising toll prompts consular fears of missionary deaths
The Cited States consul general reports feared killings among British and American missionaries during the China uprising. Evidence suggests many were murdered, including several Americans and British, with details varying by location. Interior reports indicate widespread belief of fierce victories and occupation by forces, while some areas remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Din Chi Lio
Shaw Si
Tere
Kira
Foreigners Fleeing, Return and Punishment Predicted
The text asserts that foreigners who are forced to flee will believe they can return, and conspiratorial punishments will be inflicted in retaliation for those who were killed.
Fresh Developments Reported in Chinese Crisis
London dispatches say Lord Salisbury will return Friday as new developments are awaited. Japan signals intent to hold Pekin, while Shanghai reports Li Hung Chang sending urgent telegrams to the empress dowager about allied plans to move toward Pan Ting Fu and possibly farther.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Japan
Pekin
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Tai Yuen Fu
Pan Ting Fu
Imperial rewards offered for Christian killings in palace reports
Reports from the imperial palace in Taku note daily Christian murders and a police proclamation offering rewards: 30 tyels for a man 49 tyels for a woman and 30 tyels for a child. Tsung Li, linked to Baron von Ketteler’s murder, has been arrested amid charges of complicity.
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Taku
Imperial
Tsung Li
Baron von Ketteler
Strike 18 Imminent In Anthracite Fields Warily Looms
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrives in Chicago after failing to win conference with Pennsylvania hard coal operators. He warns a strike of about 146 000 anthracite miners may begin if leaders refuse to negotiate. Dispatch via Shamokin secretary Hartlson confirms urgency and possible declaration of a strike within days.
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Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Shamokin
George W. Hartlson
United Mine Workers of America
Fight In Camp Of Knights Of Labor Deepens In L A
Pittsburg sept 11 the window glass cutters league by a large vote demands turning over all cutters of Knights of Labor assembly to the league. The move pits the two groups against each other and against manufacturers, threatening skilled cutter shortages and benefiting independent makers as cutters may work where Knights staff are not employed.
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L. A
Pittsburg
Window Glass Cutters’ League
Knights of Labor Assembly
Knights of Labor
Unusual Wedding Gifts Mark Baer Nuptials in Rosent
In Romerset Pennsylvania on September 11, Hermanaus Baer receives lavish wedding presents. The couple’s gift chest, marked Uncle Williams and Aunt Ida, includes oak chest and a full silver tableware set. The note mentions London dates and domestic telegraph messages on cholera deaths for the week ending September 50.
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Romerset
Mable McKinley
Dor
Hernanus Baer
Wiliams
Ida
No Cure No Pay Quinine Tablet Ad
Fragmentary ad copy touts Talxative KRromo Quinine Tablet core a colt noteday. Slogan promises no cure no pay and a price listed as 25 cents per unit in a rural shop context.
Lemon Pie Flavor Seems Wholesome Say Ladies World
A Ladies World correspondent reports experiments show lemon rind provides the essential flavor in lemon pie. The grated rind, not the juice, is key, with half a teaspoon enough for two pies. This lemon pie is described as wholesome as an apple pie.
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Ladies’ World
Grain-O Endorsement Letter from Genesee Pure Food Co
A customer letter from Le Roy New York praises Grain-O claiming it is superior to all other beverages because it is solid grain. The writer notes health benefits for families and children and endorses Grain-O over competing products. The letter is signed by C F Myers.
Galveston Disaster Devastates City and Kills Thousands
Reports from Galveston describe a level of destruction unseen in modern times with estimates ranging up to ten thousand dead and property losses around twenty five million dollars. Rescue crews work amid widespread ruin as floodwaters recede to reveal collapsed buildings and orphaned children.
Historic West Indies hurricane leaves long lasting damage
Prof Willie Moore of the weather bureau warns the Caribbean storm that became a U S hurricane will rank among the most disastrous and peculiar storms. He fears high loss of life along the gulf coast, especially Galveston, as Gulf waters pushed ashore six miles and then rapidly receded with unknown damage.
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Washington
Willie Moore
Weather Bureau
West Indies
United States
Texas
Chief Moore
Galveston
Gulf Coast
Gulf
President promises aid to Texas after Galveston disaster
Washington reports the president telegraphed Governor J D Say ers of Texas expressing deep sympathy for Galveston and Texas coast victims. He stated that any possible help will be provided and directed the secretary of war to supply rations and tents upon Texas requests.
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Washington
Texas
J. D. Sayers
Austin
Tez
Galveston
Secretary of War
Battery Loss Report From Texas Dispatch
Gen McKibben reports from San Antonio that the first train will start tonight. Press accounts say the battery was lost with all but 15 men and both officers killed or missing.
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Washington
War Department
McKibben
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Adjutant General
Editorial Sympathy Across Papers Over Galveston Disaster
London editorials express sympathy with the United States over the Galveston disaster. The coverage highlights a shared concern and support from British newspapers as details unfold.
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London
United States
Galveston
Daily Market Report for Grain Provisions and Livestock
The Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, New York, and Toledo markets show mixed but mostly steady to dull activity on September 10. Prices span wheat No. 2 red to 2 red mixed, corn No. 2 white and mixed, oats No. 2, with cattle and hogs ranging from steady to dull and lambs firm or weak depending on region.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ap & Lms MD
Fa Ward
Slain Barber William Luce Found East of Monon
William Luce a barber en route from Idaville to Monon Indiana was murdered along a gravel road east of Monon. His skull was crushed with a blunt instrument and evidence suggested robbery. Luce had spent Sunday near Idaville and Monticello and was last seen with his wife after a period apart.
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Monon
Ind
William Luce
Idaville
Susge
Monticello
Bunco Swindlers Grip Farm Near Portland
A local bunco crew used a mapped grip on the Alexander farm near John Franks, who lost 2.5 thousand dollars. The grip involved 164 blank bank bill sized slips with pins for easy recognition. Franks offered 1000 dollars for arrest and recovery. Detective John Norris of Springfield sought funds to pursue the case, with no further word after an advance.
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Portland
Ind
Alexander
John Franks
John Norris
Springfield
Franks
Howard County Gravel Bonds Dropped By Chicago Firm
In Kokomo Indiana on September 11 Howard county sold 19000 of Harrison township gravel road bonds to Farson Leach Co of Chicago. The firm later declined to take the bonds. road construction on five turnpikes halted and officials scramble to finish before fall weather.
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Kokomo
Ind
Howard County
Harrison Township
Farson, Leach & Co
Chicago
Detectives Supposedly Hack the Town with Saloons Plan
Two men posing as farm machine agents visited Newberry Indiana on September 11. They toured drugstores and urged townsfolk to join a liquor campaign and displayed a new slot machine. A hidden camera photographed all, and the men are now said to be Anti Saloons League detectives.
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Newberry
Ind
Mrangers
Intoxicanta
Etoren
Missing pastor tied to tragic trance claims in Atillwell
Laporte Indiana Sept 11 The Rev Mablop Gause of the Friends church of Atillwell is reported missing under peculiar circumstances His wife died recently but before death she lapsed into a trance and awakened claiming heaven had been revealed Mr Gause was impressed by her words and soon after her death grew very melancholy
Insanity Claim Follows Travel Abroad for Chase Family
Moses Fowler Chase is reported likely insane in a private Paris institution. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Duhme of Clifton, Cincinnati, who accompanied him abroad and were behind the legal prior finding of sound mind, have returned to Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Ind
Moses Fowler Chase
Hopelekely
Paris
France
Charles H. Duhme
Clifton
Cincinnati
Kelly Brothers Weigh Move After Fire Damages Plant
Alexandria Indiana residents pledged about 20000 to keep the Kelly brothers plant in town as they weigh a proposal to relocate the damaged factory to Virginia amid other offers.
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Kelly Ax
Alexandria
Ind
Kelly Brothers
Virginia
Tragic Suicide Near Henryville Sheds Light on Family Mental Health
Jeffersonville Sept 11 Ida Montgomery 25 near Henryville cut her throat from ear to ear. Authorities attribute the act to mental strain linked to her mother’s derangement at birth.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Ida Montgomery
Henryville
Algarder
Goshen Youth Killed by Locomotive at Yellow Creek Crossing
Chauncey Garver age 23 son of A E Garver was killed by a locomotive at the Yellow creek crossing near Dunlap Ind His shoulder and hip were broken and his skull crushed in the fatal accident reported from Goshen Sept Wl
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Goshen
Ind
Chauncey Garver
A. E. Garver
Yellow Creek Crossing
Dunlap
Indictment of Joseph Keith for Nora Kifer Murder
Boonville Indiana September 11 The Warrenburg county grand jury indicted Joseph Keith for the murder of Nora Kifer whose body was found in Pigeon Creek Vanderburg county. Keith has been in Vanderburg jail since his arrest and may be brought to this county for trial. He claims innocence and says Kifer was seen in Evansville two weeks after her disappearance. The case relies on circumstantial evidence including testimony from Kifer’s 13 year old son a carpet with blood stains and a damaged hat sipper and iron hook recovered from an old well on Keith's farm.
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Joseph Keith
Boonville
Ind
Warrick County
Nora Kifer
Elberfeld
Pigeon Creek
Vanderburg
Keith
Miss Kifer
Wife Leaves Husband After Telegram Reply
Washington Ind Sept 11 C L Peed a railway man on returning home found his house empty and a note directing him to search White river. A telegram from his father in law at Ingle stated Your wife is at home she is done with you.
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Washington
Ind
C. L. Peed
White River
Ingle
A Father's Crime Ends in Family Tragedy and Suicide
At West State five miles north of Jackeau Mise on September 11 John W. Moore a prominent merchant long troubled by insanity gave strychnine to his wife and two young children telling them it was quinine to ward off chills Within minutes all three were dead Moore then shot himself fatally and collapsed beside one murdered child in the home authorities reported Moore had suffered periodic mental illness and the family tragedy shocked local residents
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United States
Ching
Can. Chaffee
Cottein
den. Chater
Conger
Pekin
Ttas
Britain
Germin
State Department
Evert
China
Philippines
War
Tse
Bd Tung Chane
Galveanton
Tex
Galveston
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Ike
Knolfe
Bay
Calveston
Uaylisit
Mn House of Cards
St. Mary's Infirmary
Rosenberg
Wall
Fort Point
Tromfles
Tears City
Hates
Poxys City
Texas City
William Niebett
Cotton Exchange
Nfe Saving Station
Moses Bayou
LaMarque
Jackeau
West State
Here
John W. Moore
Moore
Infant's Terrible Death by Bulldog Attack in Prospect
In Prospect Kentucky on September 11 a bulldog killed the infant of Mr and Mrs Orlando Johnston before the mother and the dog was fatally hacked by the father with an ax. The tragedy traumatized the mother as she witnessed the attack.
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Prospect
Orlando Johnston
Tragedy in Sturgis: two Morganfield residents die
Thomas Holt shot himself after the death of his sweetheart Miss Cora Waller who died in a Dr Clark surgery. Authorities arrested Dr Clark, accused of performing the operation that led to Miss Waller's death.
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Sturgis
Thomas Holt
Morganfield
Cora Waller
W. E. Clark
Clark
Miss Waller
Black Flags Disbanding Report from Canton
A missionary arriving from North River confirms pillaging and chapel destruction. The Black Flags are said to be disbanding and returning overland toward the Yunan province border.
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Canton
North River
Yunan
Electric Bitters Saves Life Allegedly
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a ordeal with yellow skin and weakness after three doctors gave him up. He credits Electric Bitters, used three weeks, with a marked recovery that he says saved his life and spared another grave.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
UO. D. Knoefel
Untitled prosaic note on hens and eggs
A fragment states a working hen lays eggs and a hen acting as a fine lady must not be forced to chase a flying target, implying the hen is ready for the pot. The text blends rural imagery with a humorous or moral tone.
Banner Salve Promises Quick Cure for Ulcers and Sores
Advertisement claims Banner Salve quickly cures ulcers open sores scalds and piles and promotes it as the most healing medicine in the world with distribution through all druggists.
Population shifts and political campaigns amid global tensions
Reports show Springdale population at 4000 with an 86.84 percent rise, while South Bend grows 64.09 percent to 1018. Roosevelt campaigns in Wisconsin drawing large audiences. Britain and Germany resist evacuations. A Pennsylvania wedding links President McKinley to Miss Mabel McKinley. Foreseen stock hog declines contrast with above average size and weight. Peach crops surge in several southern states, while Texas storm reports fuel cottage market activity and rail tensions.
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Sout Bend
Roosevelt Yesford
Wisconsin
Oak Addrensen
Laerdoos
Great Britain
Pekin
Psathoce
Tion
Willers
Jennings Bryan
Henete
Cage
McKin
Somerset
Mabel McKintey
Bermanus Baer
San Francisco
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ginla
Georgia
Texas
Alabama
Investigation Indicates Weakened Trace Of Raw Aways By The Kind
Incomplete notes hint at a probe into a set of raw materials. Officials from the agency named in the records are reviewing procurement and usage patterns to determine if safety protocols were followed. Further findings are pending.
Cultural limits of walnut growth in soils and health remedies
The article notes walnut cultivation requires rich alluvial soils from river bottoms, warning against dry knolls and thin soils. It also cautions about kidney and urinary issues linked to uric acid, promoting Foley's Kidney Crystals. It cites Faris policemen salaries and a reader testimonial praising Banner Salve for a seven year leg sore.
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