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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1900

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3

Filipino Proclamation Celebrated Amid Unrest and Martial Guard

In Manila on July 3 a largely muted celebration marked the Amauvaty Proclamation amid heightened security. Senor Paterno and followers attended a banquet despite warnings of independence backlash. Provost guards barred flags and images of McKinley and Aguinaldo. casualties included Americans with 10 killed and 14 wounded. Filipino losses totaled 150 killed and 60 captured. 40 insurgent rifles were seized.

Filiplavs Matila Une Cenoor Tie Teu Das Watt Manila Corsani Ly Senor Paterno Judge Tate McKintey Aguineldo

Buffalo Bill Train Wreck Kills One Man

Buffalo Bill wild west show train collided near Milwaukee Junction in Detroit. A sleeping car with about 30 inmates was smashed. one porter Edward Sullivan died of internal hemorrhage and nine others injured, including Henry Burton and A J Burkholder. victims from Conn, Pa, N Y and Rochester.

Detroit Milwaukee Junction Edward Sullivan Bridgeport Conn Elenry Eastman Nash Rochester A. J. Burkholder Bradford Henry Burton West Chester Joseph McCann New York John Cusick Pittston

Baseball Records and National League Standings

National League standings show Brooklyn at .49 with 28 games, Boston 24, Philadelphia 20, Pittsburgh 13, Chicago 13, New York 29 with 43 games, and Cincinnati 2 in the race. Saturday games listed include Philadelphia vs Chicago and Brooklyn vs Louis, with multiple venues noted. William Case of Lafayette, Ind., had his ashes strewn at Eden Park after cremation in Cincinnati following his will's instruction.

Brooklyn Boston Philada Pittsburgh St Chicago New York Philadelphia Chicaggo Louis Boston New Cnncinnati Cincinnati William Case Lafayette Ind Case Eden Park Friends of Cage

Imperial edict orders viceroys to seek peace in China

Shanghai dispatch describes a July edict demanding viceroys and governors negotiate peace with foreign powers and defend territories against foreign troops. It warns officials to answer with their lives, prevents foreigners from escaping interior China, and notes mass killings of missionaries and locals amid rising violence along the Yangtze.

Well Hill International Chins Londons Shanghai Daily Express China Shan Tung Li Hung Chang Tien Tain Pekin Chi Kwang Ping Fu Chi Li Aginst Sheng Bu Nan Ning Po Hong Chow Kiang Su Yang Tse Kiang Fergusson Snoeng Berlin Sheng Railways and Telegraphs Tung Fuh Siang Legations Legation Nankin Baron von Ketteler

Spies Sent to Pekin Amid China Crisis

Washington reports growing hope at the state department for crucial dispatches from Pekin. Col. Liscum's spy plan and messages by Dorward and others have not yielded replies. Officials expect a breakthrough via private channels, with Wu’s confidence that legation staff are alive.

United States England Japan Washington State Department Pekin Mr. Conger Col. Liscum Tien Tsin Gene. Dorward Tien Taiz Conger Wilder Chefoo

Decided Against Michael in 15 Mile Motor Pace

Jimmy Michael was declared defeated by referee Ben Monroe after a controversial 15 mile motor paced race at Crescent Park. Michael used a wind shield motor and faulty pacing caused crowd fury as Monroe won with a 31 22 final time.

Farcen Providence Jimmy Michael Ben Monroe Memphis Crescent Park Michael J. G. Kennedy Mlichael Monroe Thad Kennedy Michael Men

Multiple Local Tragedies and Racial Tension Reported

Herman Marler drowned in a canal near Nanticoke Pennsylvania. The Labelle-Jefferson furnace in Steubenville Ohio closed indefinitely under National Steel. John Gilgon killed in a Brooklyn New York paper mill pulley accident. Eben Winton, veteran New Jersey journalist, dies in Newark at age 70. Doniyan Missouri residents attempt expulsion of imported Black laborers amid tense clashes.

Herman Marler Nanticoke Labelle-Jefferson Steubenville National Steel Company Graves Paper Brooklyn N. Y John Gilgon Eben Winton New Jersey Newark Doniyan

Mrs George Gould Plans Newport Summer Visit

Society circles await Mrs George Gould's arrival in Newport to join the City of Millionaires summer residents. She recently visited Newport and was entertained. Now in Europe, she is understood to return for a party aimed at securing a large country home.

George Gould Newport

Ten Soldiers Injured in Firearm Camp Accident at Camp Lincoln

Springfield Mo July 30 Ten persons were injured two fatally by a premature discharge at the Illinois National Guard encampment Camp Lincoln The explosion followed a lighted cigarette being tossed into fallen powder during loading Corporal Balsley and Private Rupert were loading the gun when the sack tore and powder spilled The discharge burned and blinded several others while two Danville men were said to be fatally burned Some witnesses blamed a uniformed man others a boy Several injured were taken to hospitals The incident occurred before a large crowd of visitors

Roy Springfield Mis Illinois National Guard Camp Lincoln Jesse Rupert Battery A Danville Charles Baisley Edward Smeet Charles Sharp Signal Corps Chicago Harry Kebeler Chester Hunt Albert Stevens J. G. Gritton Shroeder Harry Peters Balsley Rupert Balsiey

North Carolina Franchisement Amendment Vote Draws Near

A general election in North Carolina will decide the constitutional amendment limiting the franchise. The fusion ticket based on Democratic and Populist support appears to be favored, with Republicans and Populists endorsing a unified slate to win a legislature and Butler’s Senate bid. The article notes party strategy shifts and expected outcomes, including the retirement of Governor hopeful Thompson in favor of Adams.

Raleigh Butler United States Senate Tcket Atete Fusion Corporation Commission Thompson Adams

Manic Foundry Worker Kills Man, Wounds Two in East St. Louis Suburb

Blom's Waniee Russ Amack reports that Charles Holbert a foundryman went on a drunken shooting spree in Denverside East St. Louis on Saturday. He killed peddler Os car Holton two thighs Jerry Jakes wounded and then shot at his wife missing her before killing himself. The town endured a reign of terror with many window and door bullet holes noted. Holbert's death was imminent as authorities feared his life ended in the self inflicted gunshot.

Blom Waniee Russ Amack St. Louis Charles Holbert Tahminat Denverside East St. Louis Oscar Holton Jerry Jakes Herbert Holbert

King Humbert Assassination Shocks Rome and World

Rome July 30 King Humbert was assassinated at Monza during a prize distribution for a gymnastic contest. Angelo Bressi of Prato fired three revolver shots, striking the heart and killing the monarch within minutes. Bressi, who declared himself an anarchist, was arrested amid crowd unrest as officials sent ministers to Monza. The sensational act prompts questions over security and motives.

Monza Rome Humbert Angelo Bressi Angelo Breast Prato Tuacapy Signor Saracco Prince Princess of Naples Vela Levant

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