Allied Powers Move to Reinforce China Crisis
Telegraphic dispatches from London and Shanghai describe mounting turmoil across China as foreign powers plan to reinforce in Tiensin and Pekin. Forces from Britain, Germany, Russia, France, the U.S., Japan, Italy, Austria tally toward about 10 000 at Tiensin and Pekin defenses amid muttered imperial plots and alleged legation attacks. United States Minister Conger seeks 2000 troops.
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Shanhai
Men Tsin
Pekin
Yun- Nan-Fu
Meng-Tza
Yung Ting
the Times
Tiensin
Shanghai
Tung Fuh Siang
Tien Tsin
Yunnan
Kwang Su
China
Great Britain
Legation
Seymour
Germany
Hong Kong
Italy
Russia
St. Petersburg
United States
Conger
Kentucky Democrats Back Bryan and Goebel Law Repeal Promise
Kentucky's Democratic state convention endorses Bryan for president and pledges to repeal the Goebel election law. Delegates at large named include Blackburn and McCreary, with a party platform denouncing Republicans and a claim that Goebel's assassination arose from Republican conspiracy.
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Bryan
Louisville
Kentucky
J. C. S. Blackburn
James B. McCreary
Louis McQuown
Charles B. Poyntz
James P. Gregory
William
Pryor
N. W. Utley
Republican Nationa
Goebel
Blackburn
Bald
Lexington
Wes
Death of Mrs Gladstone to be interred in Westminster
Mrs Gladstone widow of W E Gladstone England's premier died at Hawarden aged 74 after a brief unconscious spell. William Gladstone arrived from Eton with two London sisters as Hawarden bells rang. The funeral will be in Westminster Abbey in line with 1890s arrangements, with private interment likely June 19.
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Avim
Westminster
London
Mra. Gladstone
W. EE. Gladstone
England
Hawarden
William Gladstone
Hiawareden
Eton
Porto Rico Status Upheld by U S Judge
Judge Townsend rules the treaty of Paris valid and Porto Rico a foreign country for U S constitutional purposes while still part of the United States for tariff matters. The decision confirms a 35 cent per pound duty on 100 bales of leaf tobacco imported June 6, 1899, by John H. Goetze & Co. from Porto Rico.
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Omliba Porelion
New York
Wilum Townsend
United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
John H. Goetze & Co
United States
Porto Rico
Townsend
Congress
Board of General Appraisers
Imports and Exports Surge in May 1900 Trade
Our Imports and Exports for May show imports at 71.57 million with 31 million duty free, up over 2 million in dutiable goods from May 1899. Exports of domestic merchandise reached 111.30 million, up 20 million. In Washington Port Townsend, General Powderly ordered deportation of 81 Japanese entrants. In Little Rock, Kirk Ketcher bound over to federal grand jury on charges tied to pressuring a census enumerator with a shotgun.
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Port -Townsend
Wash
Powderly
Bureau: of Immigration
Toker
Little Rock
Kirk
Ketcher
Federal Grand Jury
Appointment of W D Bynum to codify U S criminal laws
Washington June 14 The president has appointed ex Representative W D Bynum of Indiana as a member of the commission to codify the criminal laws of the United States, vice D B Culberston, deceased.
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Bynum
Washington
D. ‘Bynum
Indiana
Commission
United’ States
Republican factions clash over Louisiana seating at national meeting
The national Republican committee seated Yarmouth delegates from Louisiana after a daylong contest overthrowing federal Louisiana officeholders led by Wimberly. Kellogg, a former governor and longtime Louisiana delegate, was denied. Delaware and District of Columbia choices were settled. Alabama contests were limited to the Ninth district. Chairman Hanna attracts attention amid vice presidential speculation with Woodruff, Long, and Dolliver favored candidates.
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National Republican Committee
Yarmouth
Louisiana
Wimberly
New Orleans
National Committee
William Pitt Kellogg
United States
District of Columbia
J. B. Jones
W. C. Chase
Robert Reyburn
George W. Lee
Ganization
Henry D. Payne
Wisconsin
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Fessenden
Connecticut
Woodruff
New York
Long
Dolliver
Iowa
Alabama
Delaware
National Committée
SE Benaioe
Quay
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Week in review of world events and disasters
A condensed summary lists political moves in the Democratic and Republican camps, fires records in New York, a Transvaal leader's possible relocation, Kentucky’s inaugural ball, the City of Seattle gold shipment, and various incidents from June including a military chapel dedication, a fatal mine gas explosion, drownings near Sheridan Station, and strikes in St. Louis. Reports cover senators, conventions, circuses, a nurses residence gift, a fatal shooting in Covington, steel mill activity, and international affairs with Cuba and Chile.
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New York
Kruger
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Trogo County
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Frankfort
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Port Townsend
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Alaska
West Point Military Academy
Paul Gibler
New York Pasteur Institute
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Mine
Ellsworth
Thomas Forsythe
William Rodgers
W. A. Clark
Butte
Mont
William Griffith
Peter Richards
Oscar Louch
Sheridan Station
George P. Wetmore
United States
Rhode Island
Ohio
Hawaii
San Francisco
Presbyterian Hospital
McQuery
Covington
Cincinnati
Wallace Bishop
Burns
Joliet
Lls
Fort Worth Businessman Drowns in Lake Accident
Prominent Fort Worth businessman Lemond fell from a boat while fishing yesterday and was drowned. His son-in-law attempted a rescue and also drowned in the same incident near Springs Text June 165 WF.
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WF. Lemond
Fort. ‘Worth
Philadelphia Market Notes Quiet Amid Mixed Grain Prices
General Markets report from Philadelphia June 4 shows flour steady at 2.50 to 2.70 per bag, rye flour at 3.40 per barrel, wheat steady with No. 2 mixed and yellow bids around 75 to 76 cents, hay firm at 17.50 per hundredweight, beef steady with hams at 20 to 20.50, pork dull with creamery rates around 36 to 15 percent, and poultry prices ranging 18 to 25 cents for broiling and eating chickens.
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City Mills
Pennsylvania
Timothy
Sage ES
New York
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