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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1900

Page

3

Ansur gents secede from the Jestor Order

June 27 at the convention of the Jr. O. LU. delegates passed a resolution pledging council support to orphans in the Mechanics Home at Tiffin Ohio. Charges against the old board were adopted against Edwin E. Deem for misusing member trust and incurring long expenses.

Jestor Order of Yester- Das Jr. O Pennsylvania Mechanics Tiffin O Old State Wis Old Board of Officers Edwin E. Deem Philadelphia State Council

Ty Terre Haute Assault Lead to Escaped Suspect

A fragmentary report from Terre Haute notes a June incident in Pittsburg with a victim struck on the head and a suspect named Crothers. The assailant fled before police could detain him. details remain unclear due to damaged text.

Terre Haute Pittsburz Darine Nyttis Yesterdas Cex

General Li Hung Chang Threatened as Chinese Uprising Grows

London dispatch reports fresh risings in southern China with Nanking and Canton amid foreign tensions. Li Hung Chang ordered to Pekin. enemies vow to assassinate him. Canton residents flee, wealthy Chinese move families and valuables to safer locales. Shanghai notes 31,000 troops marching, Jesuit priests killed, and foreign concessions suspected of entrenchment.

Francisco Canton London China Great Southern Nanking Kang Wu Lin Kun Yib Prince Tren Tsar Lyamen Hong Kong Feud Chai Don Juan de Austria H. M. S. Redpole Shaméen Shanghai Shan-Tung Pekin Chi Li Europe

Washington to Send Chaffee to Pekin With Troops

Washington reports that Brigadier General Adna Chaffee is ordered to lead troops to Pekin via San Francisco and Taku to enforce a protective force in China. The move follows diplomatic friction with Chinese viceroys regarding foreign troops and aims to secure Pekin amid volatile conditions. Chaffee leaves for San Francisco escorted only by lieutenant Harper as Alonzo Barber of Hagerstown collapses from heat.

Gar Geserrl Washington China Adnakf Asume Chaffee Pekin San Francisco Taku Ge. Chaffee Li Hung Chang Conger Httie Shanghai Gen. Chaffee Japan Lieut Harper

Foreign and domestic dispatches from June 27 report empires in motion

The telegrams note Japanese, French, and Chinese forces mobilizing at Taku and Pekin with foreign guards. U S ships Brooklyn Logan and Princeton move toward Nagasaki and Taku. In Alabama two daughters of Isaac Ledenderil avert a wreck by warning track crews, while Prohibition advocates seek a Democratic plank. A shaft entombs three workers in Shamokin. prospectors flood Oklahoma lands. Mobile endures record rainfall. a Baltimore accident severs a woman’s head. Captain Powers faces murder charges. enumerators await pay. Patterson garners a Schuylkill GOP nomination for Congress.

Chamberlain's Hour of Triumph in War Support

England's statesman Joseph Chamberlain gains renewed public favor after recent war events. He previously argued for the Boer War, insisting England could claim the richest county on earth as a prize.

England Tiw J. Josep Chamberlain Chamberlain Hon

Boers Guerilla Warfare and Toledo Centennial Loss

London reports Boer commandos in the eastern Orange River colony harassing British columns under Dewet as Lord Roberts tightens ring. Cape rebellion declared over. Kruger may retreat. Toledo centennial plan doomed by court ruling amid state funding conflicts. Also Goebel election-law repeal discussed. baseball scores from Boston New York Pittsburg St Louis and Harvard Yale.

Iranavanl Robert’ Infaniiry London Orange River Colony Christian Dewet Steyn Guerriilla Lord Roberts Transvaal Machadodorp Kruger Onder Nel Spruit Novit Gofacht Pretoria Hoth War Office Charles Warren Cape Colony Orange River de Villiers Baden-Powall Rustenberg Ventertay Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago St. Louis Cincinnaaii New Haven Harvard Yale

Pennsylvania Must Pay for Lises Lost to Lhat Disaster

In a New York federal ruling Judge Addison Brown held the Pennsylvania Railroad company liable for losses on its ferryboat Chicago after the October collision with the steamer City of Augusta. The decision assigns damages to multiple administratrices, including Jane Bryson and Elizabeth Macready, with sums of 5,000 and 7,500 respectively.

Lhat New York Addison Brown United States District Court Pennsylvania Railroad Company City of Augusta Pennsylvania Company City of Augusta Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago Lfe Jane Bryson John Bryson Mar Weir Alexander Weir Elizabeth Macready Charles E. Macready

Markey Wnock Out The Sailor Pugiliat Wade Deeper aie Fight

In a dramatic seaside bout at an unnamed island venue, Ruhlin defeats Sharkey by knockout in the fifteenth round after a brutal back and forth. Sharkey, dominated by the Irishman’s punches, suffers multiple knocks and ends the match unable to rise. Madden declares readiness for Jeffries next.

Pugiliat Wade Giese eChlo Pugilat Lib Clave Piette EC Tae Ted Sharkey Ruhllo Rablia Peyer Rahlia Rater Raelin Rand Roblin Ruhlin Rahlin Rubblin Billy Madden Jeffries

Rebellion, Drought, and Volunteers Across Territories

Reports from June 27 describe a rebel uprising in Baratooga Island under British flag with natives advancing on European settlements and threatening the capital, along with alleged European allies and coast fortifications. Separate items note drought losses in Minnesota dairy sectors, voluntary enlistments for China, and a tragic drowning in Bordentown New Jersey.

Rebecivion Pacific Isle Seattle Wash Baratooga Epret

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