European Cabinets Seek Modification of Formations Note
International Court notes organization of sacha tribunal seeks changes. Boxer leaders may arrange peace talks as Germany continues to respond to U S.
25 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1900
Page
1
International Court notes organization of sacha tribunal seeks changes. Boxer leaders may arrange peace talks as Germany continues to respond to U S.
About 1,000 men labored under Jens Moller to clear debris along Galveston streets and beaches. A government engineers board will meet Oct. 20 to assess damage to fortifications and government property. Governor Sayers briefed the central relief committee on contributions and city funding.
Fragmentary text references reward and punishment after death and potential repetition of acts by allies. The passage implies deterrence or retaliation as an incentive, but lacks concrete events, names, dates, or locations to specify a report.
Vienna dispatch reports Russian forces occupied the fortifications at Lu Thi yesterday. Lu Thi lies about 400 miles northeast of Tientsin and roughly 20 miles north of Taku.
Galveston notes a revised death toll from the Sept 3 storm with totals to date at 8350 in Galveston County. Analysts expect 3000 to 5000 deaths on Galveston Island, with some observers asserting up to 7000.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quamine Tablets as a cure for a cold with no specific day or time. The notice lists the price as 25 cents and references nature and pay terms.
Naples reports Vesuvius poised for a new eruption as officials issue a forecast noting rising temperatures and escalating danger. Observers at the crater describe activity increasing with steam and lava fragments, and locals relocate to safer areas while temple sites in the valley are evacuated.
Mr J W Sauer former commissioner of pul He works introduces independent resolution in Cape Parliament declaring spirit of the Transvaal could be kept alive for restoration of the two republics There is but one small chance to save your life and that is through an operation Mrs B Hunt told by doctor after stomach trouble and jaundice Electric Jitters cure Stomach and Liver troubles seven bottles cured weight gained and no surgery 50c at C D Knoefel's drug store
In Philadelphia Sept 25 peaceful conditions prevailed in the Schuylkill coal fields with no clashes or overtures toward settlement. Operators report some return to work but overall activity remains low as miners grow in number while coal shipments decline and prices rise. Soldiers protect roads to collieries, but few workers seek protection. leaders say the strike widens with 1,800 to 2,000 new entrants.
Reports from Hazelton Victor Knoxville and Laurento Marques detail ongoing labor disputes and security tensions. Miners resist wage or contract terms, while mine operators adjust methods to cope under troop and management pressure. Boers prepare to harass British lines amid escalating conflicts.
A cyclone near Morristown Minnesota caused a barn to lift and drop onto Paul Gatzke’s saloon injuring and burying 16 people. Eight killed and three fatally hurt, others severely injured as wind collapsed the structure and debris. The storm moved from southwest to northeast with a half mile path, but jumps across blocks worsened damage.
In Louisville on September 25 coroner Dr Waugh M McCullough killed 21 year old George Owen at 21 Melwood Ave. The coroner was arrested and both families McCullough and Owen are neighbors who had a recent falling out. McCullough refused to comment.
British patrols fire on Porturiese frontier as Boers cross the line above and below the area held by Brit ish forces. Reports describe the Boers and their horses in dire condition amid ongoing clashes.
In Frankfort on September 25 the jury heard final testimony in the murder case of Wasim Groteberson. Prosecutors accuse Im Howard of striking a principal during the confrontation. the trial was expected to conclude today with jury verdicts possible.
Indianapolis Grain and Livestock reports Wheat No 2 cash at 64 4 for No 2 cash corn at 48 and oats No 2 cash at 40. Prices for cattle and sheep show steady to active trading across markets including Cincinnati, Chicago, New York and Toledo with various fibrs in the grain and live stock sectors.
Indiana's Senior Senator Banks returns to Indianapolis after a cross country tour traveling about ten thousand miles in a month. He arrived at 6 80 from a heavy travel schedule and plans a busy week with speeches in Rensselaer Crown Point Winfield Jeffersonville Seymour and Seymour again.
Reports from Windfall Inn to Goshen and Franklin detail pollution, railway injuries, church meeting attacks, suicides, resignations, factory fires, and accidents. Notable events include bass transferred to a private pond, a fatal railway crush, a church attack with tomatoes, a prominent death by suicide, a college history chair resignation, and a mill fire causing heavy losses.
Miss Lille E. Couch, daughter of Rev. H. Couch, sues Charles Sale, railroad agent, in Wells circuit court for 1000 dollars alleging breach of marriage promise. Courtship began in March 1893 and lasted six years before Sales ended it and allegedly married another woman. Trial evidence to include letters.
Friends fear the Rev Mahlon P Cartise the minister may have killed himself or been murdered in LaPorte Indiana after letters to San Francisco came back. Police say no trace of a cause or motive is known and that Cartise had been despondent after the burial of his wife.
In Indianapolis on September 25, reports say Pern lek Septon’s People s Oil and Gas Company is quietly being absorbed by an unidentified entity, with Standard likely to gain control and possibly shut the firm down. Coroner investigated infant deaths at the Orphans Home linked to alleged formaldehyde contamination, returning no verdict that death resulted from foul play.
Fragmented dispatches report missing French vessels off Newfoundland after a gale. Reports mention incidents from Cape Taeehe toward Mevl A Noogrenat cloud of vapor rising and thefts in progress. Debates over ships, health duties, and a fire devastates several downtown stores in Mileb.
Fragmentary page content includes police actions, remarks about a train incident, pancake flour advertisement, missionary note, and a Banner Salve medical claim. Characters and places are unclear. key names are inconsistent or garbled, making precise event extraction difficult.
The piece reviews early Peruvian origins and dialects with illustrations from scriptural and historical terms. It then shifts to fashion notes on Prince of Wales attire including single breasted frocks, turned up trousers, and hats, with commentary on teddy shifts in international styles and wedding attire norms. The text also mentions climate and dress suitability in Newport and Barnstorf.
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