Kwang Sus Appeal And Diplomatic Upheaval In Peking
Continued discussion on restoring order in Peking amid foreign crisis. The Spanish minister acts as dean of the Diplomatic Corps as Spain has limited interests in China. Ministers from Russia France and Britain depart or plan to depart for Europe or Newport while rumors of an international crisis grow. Wu Ting Fang questions the severity of reports and China's official stance remains uncommunicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Spain
China
Claude Macdonald
Count Cassini
Cambon
France
Europe
Lord Pauncefote
Newport
Wu Ting Fang
Empress Flies to Russia as Crisis Roils Peking
A Tien-Tsin report says the Dowager Empress fled to the Russian Legation at Peking while the Emperor and Empress returned to the city. Reports from Shanghai claim 4,000 Russians are landed at Tien-Tsin marching toward Peking, with European powers planning a united demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tien-Tsin
Peking
Shanghai
Tienin
Yang-Ts
FIGHTING ON THE ISTHMUS DRIVES GOVERNMENT TROOPS BACK
Dispatch from Colon June reports Panamanian forces defeating national troops with retreat and depleted ammunition. Navy notes marines ready to cross the Panama Railroad if American lives or property require protection. Reports from eastern Colombia claim total insurrection defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington
Panama
Logan
Logar
Machias
Gulf
Navy Department
Lowan
Colombia
Anxiety Over Missionaries in Peking Reach World Attention
A cable from Peking on June 6 warns of a massacre and the critical safety of missionaries and native Christians in north China. Mission boards in New York seek government protection as reports cite 40 Methodist and 85 Presbyterian missionaries at risk amid Boxers. No decisive response from Washington has arrived, while letters plea for assurances of safety and possible evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Davis
F. D. Gamewell
Peking
A. B. Leonard
McKinley
Washington
B. Leonard
Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tien- Tsin
Thun-Hua
Shan-Tung
China
Methodist Church
Hay
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Conger
Presbyterian
State Department
Headquarters of Foreign Missions
Headland
Methodist Society
Arthur T. Brown
Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Board
Pao-Tine-Fu
Oree
Pao- Ting-Fu
J. W. Lowrie
J. A. Miller
Eee Oaas
Chi-Nau-Fu
West Shan-Tung
TJ Miller
Otto Protestant
al Consoh
Sir Daniels
American Board of Commis
Morgan
Louisa J
David Morgan
Eugene T. Hawkins
Mapleave
Morristown
New York
Cony
Anglo Americans Back British Confrontation Over Peking Guards
The United States Consul and Captain Mc Calla led an American landing party with British and European officers at a Saturday meeting. European powers questioned and later disparaged a British preponderance, but Anglo-Americans insisted on dispatch. Americans lament the small U S force yet defer to Washington’s judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McCalla
Peking
Washington
China unrest sparks foreign mission worry across nations
Reports from Boston and various missions describe limited contact with Chinese workers amid disturbances. Catholic, Baptist, and Anglican missions face dangers, with Empress Dowager's fate debated. observers urge prudent central governance and renewed anti foreign uprisings suppression to protect reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioners
Foreign Missions
Boston
Brown
China
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions
Tremont Temple
France
America
West Ninth-st
American Bible Society
John R. Hykes
Canot
Kwang Hsu
Secret
Shan-Tung
S. M. Brooks
Peking
The Chinese Problem Debated by Major Papers
A compilation of editorial stances from The Baltimore Sun The Brooklyn Eagle The Philadelphia Record The St Louis Globe Demorat and The Indianapolis Journal on how the Chinese crisis should be handled by Britain Russia and Japan The pieces argue for non interference by the United States a force presence in Peking and a potential native Chinese leader with European backing amid a looming power struggle in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Hay
Lord Salisbury
Russia
Japan
China
Peking
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Indianapolis Journal
Summer resort notices and Tribune supplement announcement
The Herald highlights summer resort news to please readers as the Tribune previews a forthcoming summer resort supplement. Advertisers are eager, and both papers emphasize broad distribution and effective publicity to attract readers and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Herald
the Herald
the Tribune
Herald
Minnesota Indian Outbreak Sparks Walker War Talk
Eighteen hundred Chippewa on Minnesota’s Leech Lake Reservation are on edge after a self styled Messiah incites fear and promises disaster. U S Marshal Grimshaw dispatches deputy marshals as Indian bands arm and move toward Walker for a council of war at Squaw Point.
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Walker
Minn
Leech Lake
Minnesota
United States
Grimshaw
Bear Point
Gway-Tay-Gones
Washington
Squaw Point
Mercier
Gway-Tay-Gonce
Cass Lake
Ball Club
Will contest centered on Bonner estate and mind state
Testimony in Surrogate Fitzgerald’s court questions Robert Bonner’s mental state when he signed his last will. Nurse John J. Boylan described agitation and irrational behavior, while cross examination showed the decedent remained rational days before death. The case, involving minor heirs Robert and Laurence Bonner, proceeds with further hearings.
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John J. Boylan
Fitzgerald
Robert Bonner
Mr. Bonner
Robert Allen Bonner
Laurence Kip Bonner
Andrew Allen Bonner
Robert Edwin Bonner
Frederick Bonner
Emma Forbes
David McClure
Jeanette F. Bonner
Boylan
Mrs. Forbes
Notes of the Stage at Garrick and Casino Theatre Changes
William Gillette and company end their Sherlock Holmes run at Garrick Theatre next Saturday night then resume in autumn. The Casino Girl casts change with Dave Lewis replacing Sam Bernard as the Khedive. Miss Virginia Earle departs The Cadet Girl for Cyril Scott. A benefit bill at Star Theatre honors Gussie L. Davis with many colored performers.
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William Gillette
Garrick Theatre
Sam” Bernard
Dave” Lewis
Boston
Virginia Earle
Cyril Scott
Gussie” L. Davis
Star Theatre
Black Leaders Shine In Tonight's Assembly
Tonight, Mattie Williams and Walker Cole Johnson Brown lead the event with Bob Kelley and Irving Jones among the top figures. The gathering centers on the prominent group of organizers and their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie A
Willams
Walker
Cole
Johnson
Brown
Bob” Kelley
Irving Jones
Obituary: Horace J Fairchild Ex-vice President of H B Claflin
Horace Jones Fairchild aged 73 of No 5% West Fifty Fifth Street died Sunday in Stockbridge Massachusetts after lingering poor health since last February. He grew with Richards Blake then Hamlin Blake Co and served as foreign agent for H B Claflin before becoming partner then third and later second vice president. Survived by wife Maria Louise Stiles and five children. Burial Thursday at Stockbridge.
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Horace Jones Fairchild
West
Messrs. Richards & Blake
No. 51
Exchange Place
Hamlin, Blake & Co
Fairchild
Manchester
England
Mr. Fairchild
H. B. Claflin
H. B. Claftin
Maria Louise Stiles
Isaac S. Wheaton
Lithgow
N. Y
Briton N. Busch
Edith Fairchild
Henry M. Fairchild
Lancashire Insurance Company
Arthur A. Fairchild
Vermilye & Co
Horace J. Fairchild
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New England Society
James Cromwell Westchester county figure dies at Pleasantville
James Cromwell a respected Westchester County resident died at his Pleasantville home after a short illness. He formerly ran a New York City business and retired to Bedford Station before moving to Pleasantville. He belonged to the Hicksite Friends in Chappaqua and was an active Republican. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs Stanley Nedham Perth Amboy and Mrs Elbridge Arnold Katonah. brother David Cromwell noted bank president and former Westchester County treasurer.
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James Cromwell
Westchester County
Pleasantville
N. Y
Cromwell
New York City
Bedford Station
State of New York
Society of Friends
Chappaqua
Stanley Nedham
Perth Amboy
N. J
Elbridge Atwood Arnold
Katonah
David Cromwell
White Plains
Dr John Braden Dies Leader of Central Tennessee College
Nashville memorial notes the death of Dr John Braden president and founder of Central Tennessee College a major institution for Black education in the South. Born August 18, 1828 he led the college for 25 years and held a Methodist clergyman career across Ohio and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
John Braden
Central Tennessee College
Braden
South
Ohio Wesleyan University
Xenia Female Seminary
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Tennessee
Phenerat
Iowa
Walter Goddard Ex-Customs Collector Dies in Bridgeport
Walter Goddard aged sixty six former Customs Collector of the Port of Bridgeport died at his Washington Avenue home this afternoon from a paralytic shock. He leaves a widow and three sons. Born in London, he came to the United States about fifty years ago and served under Presidents Cleveland and Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Walter Goddard
Washington-ave
Mr. Goddard
London
England
Cleveland
Harrison
Vadanta Society to Host Swami Vivekananda Reception
After its regular monthly meeting at 102 East Fifty eighth street the Vadanta Society will hold a reception at 8 30 PM to welcome Swami Vivekananda who arrived in the city Friday en route to the Paris Exposition as reported by The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vadanta Society
East Fifty-eighth-st
Swami Vivekananda
Oswald Ottendorfer Improves at Central Park South Home
Oswald Ottendorfer once confined to his residence at No. 10 Central Park South showed improvement by yesterday morning. Previously no visitors were allowed, though ex-Sheriff Tamsen obtained a brief audience today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Ottendorfer
No. 10
Central Park South
Ottendorfer
Tamsen
West Point Cadets Hold Eighth Annual Field Day
West Point New York June 11 The eighth annual field day sports of the Cadets under the Army Officers Athletic Association were held today. Winners include Clark 6:10 hundred yard dash Shannon 0 53 four hundred forty yard run Barnes 5 ft 7 in high jump Peek 34 ft shot put Jung Perkins 19 ft 11 in broad jump Cartthers 02 first etc. Relays and other events listed with multiple cadets placing. Also notices of marriages and obituaries follow in this column.
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West Point
N. Y
West Points
Army Officers’ Athletic Association
Clark
Hodges
Barlow
Shannon
Keller
Prentice
Barnes
Lahne
Casad
Peek
Bunker
Dorle
Jung Perkins
Nelly
Herr
Hurdie
Cartthers
Hayden
Bartow
Riggs
Lahan
Hopkins
Barttson
Guthrie
Obituary Notice for Charles Campbell Worthington
Worthington died June 1 1990 in Irvington on Hudson aged ninety one. Funeral arrangements not stated. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx NY. Address 20 Eastward Street Madison Square South Greenwood Cemetery.
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Worthington
Irvington-on-Hwison
Charles Campbell Worthington
Charles Campbell
Julia Hedden
Woodlawn Cemetery
Borough of
Bronx
New York City
Madison Square South
Roebuck's Custom Screens and Doors Advertised
Special notices advertise Roebuck's custom mate and other wire window screens screen doors wires and all fixtures at Roe buck's 172 Fulton St New York lath St and Hamilges Ave Brooklyn telephones.
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Roebuck
Roebuck's
Fulton St
New York
Lath St
Hamilges Ave
Brooklyn
Tribune Subscription Rates and Remittances
Notices detail where to remit Tribune payments by money order draft or letter and list offices for subscriptions in New York Newark and international locations including London Paris Geneva Florence Hamburg Bremen and other bureaus with mentioned firms and banks for readers abroad. The item specifies mailing addresses and agencies to handle subscriptions and advertisements.
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Tribune
New-York City
Nassau-st. Uptown
Broadway
Newark
Freank N. Sommer
Road St
The
London
Chaplin, Milne, Grenfell & Co. Limited
Princenst
B. C
Brown, Gould & Co
New Oxford—st
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
the Tribune
Paris
Louis Vuitton
Scribe
Grand Hotel
Exposition
J. Monroe & Co
John Wanamaker
Hottinguer & Co
Rue de Provence
Postoffice Notice for Foreign Mails Week Ending June 16 1900
Weekly foreign mails close times listed for Ge many Europe and transatlantic routes via Astoria Louis Friesland and Oceanic ships. South and Central America West Indies and Transpacific routes show daily closes with supplementary sails and rail connections to Boston Miami and New York as schedules vary by day.
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Adams—Chamberlin
Yonkers
New York
Henry M. Baird
George F. Pente
Frederica Guiteau
George Augustus Chamberlin
Ralph Randolph Adams
Cole
Christ Church
Catskill
C. G. Hazard
Alice Jerome
Jeremiah Day
Gemany
Transatlantic
Scotland
Astoria
Basten
Europe
Southampton
Breimen “Baal
Ss. Lahn
Louis
Ireland
Friesland
Oceanic
Karen
Columbia
Plymouth
Hamburg
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
British India
Cherbourg
S. S. Columbia
France
India
la Gascogne
Havre
Pers
la Gascngne
Campania
Queenstown
Trave
Cherbow
Sa. m
Netherlands
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
S. S. Spaarndam
S. S. Ems
Naples
Sera S. Ems
S S. Ethiopia
Ethiopia
South
Central America
West Indies
Costa Rica
Pacific
S. S
Boston
Porto Rico
U. & Transport
Burnside
San Juan
Pernambuco
Rio de Janeiro
S & Catania
Brazil
Catania
Cuba
Fucatan
Tabasco
Chiapas
S. S Vigilancia
Seine Ag Meseneilin
Jamaica
Admiral Sampson
Boesten
Yucatan
Ydun
Die Progreso
la Plata
Newton
Fortune
Savanilla
Carthagena
S. A Alene
Per & & Alene
Inagua
Haiti
S. S. Adirondack
Ila m. Cuba
Mevico
Havana
S. S. Asti
Newfoundland
Miquelon
Cube
Rat North
Rai
Miami
Fla
Cay
Mexico
Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Mot
Guatemala
Coste Emala
Cafl
Weltz
Puerto Cortes
Transpacific
China
Japan
Empress of Japa
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Wit
San Francisco
Australia
Zealand
Warrimoo
Francisco
Doric
Traila
West Australis
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Moana
New-York
Bert
Postoffice
N. Y
van Cott
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Empress
the Times
Tung- Chau
Tung-Chau
S J. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Foreign Office
Denmark
Colon
Iceroy
Gar
Lang-Fong
Here
Tong-Shan
Northern
ERS
the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth-ave
Peking City
Press
Davis-Gamewell
Brooklyn Eagle
Philadelphia Record
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Reserva
Tion
Fairchildg
Stockbridge
Masa
Frothingham
Laura Seymour
Frank Hasbrouck
Hudson
Topsfield
Mass
Thorndike
Elizabeth
Quarrier
Archie M. Quarrier
Terrett
Sarah A. Terrett
Dudley Rossiter Terrett
Wiggins
Hobart
Mary
Greenwood Cemetery
Ilacteome
Eumund
J. Callanan
Vessy ST
Momthing
Canada
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Ocean Streamer
British Isles
Universal Postal Union
Germany
Cunard
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