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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1900

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3

Miners conference tainted by wage dispute and strikes

The Anthracite miners plan a convention to press for a wage scale amid tensions over concessions. Delegates from three districts discuss possible actions as workers fear renewed strikes if operators resist. Clergy leaders urge restraint while politics see infighting over party ticket nominations. A separate local incident reports a Polish miner fatally scalded by a relative at a Scranton hotel.

Varad Bate Epersty Father Philips 3 Gabriel's Church Mena Father Peruzzi

Patriotism rally crowds and municipal leaders in Chicago

Massive turnout for a patriotic event at the Colosseum drew 12 000 attendees as Bishop Fallows presided with Mayor Harrison and many G A R leaders. A long program included prayers, speeches by Commander-in-Chief Shaw and Rev. Hirsch, and musical performances while police managed the throng and crowd crush near Wabash Avenue.

Wabash Avenue Samuel Fallows Chicago Harrison Shaw G A. R Thomas C. Hiff Salt Lake City Utah Daniel E. Sickles E . Hirerhy Frank Gonsalus Bishop Fallows J. D. Severinghaus Fallows R. G. Hirsch T. D. Wallace Thousand Leo Raisseur Rete John C. Black Ilinois Raisseur Naval Arch Naval Veterans Lake Michigan Lincoln Park Society of Piers of War Coli

Famine Fears Rise as Tien Tsin Besieged and Empress Flee

From Pekin dispatches dated Aug. 18 to Aug. 25 reports say the imperial court has not yet fallen, Boxers are defeated near Tien Tsin, many villagers flee to the city and famine looms due to food shortages. Empress Dowager is said to have fled westward with 1500 guards, while Russians Germans and Japanese push toward the capital.

London Pekin Dorward Tien Tsin Tien- Tsin Shanghai Kwang Su Daily Telegraph Taku Forbidden City Europe Berlin Imperial Palace Linevitch St. Petersburg Shenen

Rumor of Tripartite War Declaration Fails official test

Washington Aug 27 Russia Germany and Japan have not declared war on China. Officials in Washington doubt any joint action soon and say no direct messages from Chaffee or Conger have been received. A Chefoo rumor sparked curiosity but not official corroboration from state or war departments.

Russia Germany Japan Washington China Chefoo Sorme Department of State Nnr Warr Conger Geo. Chaffee Admiral Resey Fowler Department of State Pot Meade Way Department Gen Chaffee Aew Asylum Chateau

Departing Americans in Pekin reported amid Far East tensions

A London dispatch Aug 19 notes 40 Americans left Pekin for Tien Tsin while signaling lines from Chefoo to Shanghai are under Chinese control. Japanese and Russian forces prepare for possible clashes as Chinese troops and Boxers move north toward Pekin. A Taels cache and rice were found in Pekin treasury. Dispatches warn of a potential Chinese rear attack on allied forces, though officials expect allies to handle any threat.

Pekin Tien Tsin London Washington Chefoo Shanghai Legation Foreign Office of Japan Gen. Chaffee Takahira Tokio Yamaguens Wan Shan Shan Wan Shay Shan Treasury Department Taku Nan Yuen Shan Tung Atlee Department of State

Former nun jumps overboard on L Aquitaine

New York August 27 on the French liner L Aquitaine a cabin passenger Miss Margaret Minehan a former nun committed death by own action leaping from the ship at 5 am on August 23. A burial service was held at sea by priests and nuns aboard after the body was recovered. She had left the convent believing she had disgraced her family by loving a young man and said she was bound for her brother a priest in Pennsylvania.

New York Havre Margaret Minehan Miss Minehan Pennsylania

Ralph Richards Killed by Lightning in Berwick Storm

Bloomsburg Pa Aug 27 Ralph Richards age 21 was killed by lightning during a severe storm in Berwick Saturday night. The storm troubled all of Columbia county with crop and building damage reported. Several cows were killed by lightning in Greenwood township.

Bloomsburg Ralph Richards Berwick Columbia County Greenwood Township

Baseball Records Race for National Pennant Standings

National League standings and upcoming games are listed with key matchups across major cities. The bulletin highlights Boston, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago in recent and scheduled contests shaping the pennant race.

Brook Priled - Pisyarce Boston New York Phiiade York Viuttsburk Berg Brooklyn St. Louis St Louis Chicago Sundat Cincinnati-Cincinnati Pittsburg

Riotous White Attack on Negroes in New York

A mob of whites attacked several Black men on Sixty second and Fifty ninth streets, injuring two. Police and a patrolman intervened, arrests were made, including Joseph Doyle and George Meyer, amid ongoing crowd unrest. A separate minority suffered injuries while crowds dispersed. officers remained vigilant. Philadelphia reports the National Municipal League to meet in Milwaukee September 15 to 21, focusing on charter reforms and municipal governance.

Sarid New York Salur Risht John Brenatt John Pasty Bremive Davis Sixty-second Street James Arnold Sixty-fourth Street Amsterdam Avenue Alexander Ballentine Max Frank McPyke John J. Clearey William Hopson West Sixtieth Street West End Amsterdant Hopson Clesrey George Meyer Clearey Meyer William Henry Rapp Adam Johnson Philladelphia National Municipal League Milwaukee League Wisconsin

Vesper Boat club wins senior eight in Paris regatta

Paris Aug 27 The Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia won the senior eight championship the sole American event at the Paris Exposition regatta. Four crews competed Ghent Amsterdam Minerva Germania. Ghent was second Minerva third Germania fourth. Bookmakers refused bets on the American crew. Lightning knocks out several at Sunday picnic in New York Aug 27 A severe storm struck the city area injuring attendees and killing two youths at a pavilion during a student association test. A police officer lost a shoe as lightning flashed. Drowning tragedy in Wisconsin Aug 27 Mrs Hearty Quaddy and three of her sons aged 6 to 9 drowned while a larger party of picknickers looked on. Quaddy and his daughter escaped. The party’s boat overturned mid-river near the gathering site.

New York H. Coulter Brinker Newark N. Z Grand Hotel Philadelphia Aus John P. Brady Brady Hrasy Charles H. Wilson Feolored George Kenkelen Americas Osramen Paris Vesper Boat Club America Victo Ghent England Aeva Amsterdam Germania Hamburg Minerva Cne Kavkanna Wis Hearty Qnaddy Hite fFetterday Quaddy Quaddyr Gix

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