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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1900

Page

6

British Accept German Note and Peking Moves

London reports Lord Salisbury accepts Germany’s note and Britain’s stance on Chinese terms. Li Hung Chang departs Tientsin for Peking while the empress dowager’s move to Tsinganfu is under consideration. In Washington the French note on Chinese affairs draws Cabinet consideration. A Cumberland Presbyterian minister in Jasper Tenn commits suicide amid work distress. Milwaukee reports a steamboat fire injuring several and causing about $4,000 in damages.

United States Britain Germany Tientsin Peking Washington Shanghai Tai-Yen Chang-An China Bhensi Si-Ngan Tsingan-Fu Shensi State Department America Yermin Executive Branch Congress Chia M. Delonsse Mritain London Lord Salisbury Nashville Tenn Jasper B. J. Pirtle Cumberland Presbyterian

Bryan Campaign Train Stops in Indiana Tour

The Bryan campaign train departed Indianapolis Union Depot at seven for the state tour. At Plainfield, Taggart gave a five minute speech denouncing trusts and urging citizen action. The party then headed to Green Castle near DePauw University, where a large crowd awaited as Bryan spoke after breakfast.

Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis Union Depot Canorting Party Plainfield Hendricks County Philippine Islands Greencastle Depauw Eiversity Mr. Bryan

Duel on Top of Moving Train Ends in Death Threat

William Burke of St Louis fights an unknown man on a Chicago and Alton passenger train moving at 40 mph. The stranger demands Burke's money and shoots him during a struggle, pushing him from the top of the coach where Burke is found with a crushed skull but is expected to recover.

St.Louis Chicago & Alton William Burke Chicago East St. Louis Burke

Prisoners grow to about sixteen thousand in war

London reports from Lord Roberts say prisoner totals rise daily to nearly 16 000 with Commandants Muller and Dirksen to surrender as Boers suffer heavy losses in a near Bultfenstein clash. Also notes an open boat rescue near Nome and other wartime items.

London Lord Roberts Tober Muller Clery Dirksen Pretoria London Irish Bultfenstein Seattle Wash Samuel Dutton John Bauer Alaska Nome Cape Centennial Atud Priday

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