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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
3
Dispatches from JIN and INDON report American protection plans and orders to reinforce Manila with a battalion of marines. Secretary Hay and Secretary Long coordinate ships and troops while tensions rise as Boxers threaten foreign interests near the city.
President sends senate a reply to Aguinaldo's account of the Philippine revolt. General Greene states the Filipino claims are without foundation and all assertions about rifles and guns are false. The note cites that American troops did not retreat or forfeit weapons and that Filipinos took no part in the Spaniards’ engagements.
W I Taylor former Kentucky governor now a refugee in Indianapolis has received letters from leading Kentucky Republicans after a recent conference. He believes returning to seek the governor nomination requires facing the Goebel murder indictment. He stays under Governor Mount’s protection and plans to work for an insurance company.
Naval constructor Richmond Pearson Hobson has been condemned by the medical survey board on the Asiatic station and ordered home at once. A cablegram from Rear Admiral Remey states that another constructor is needed at Cavite to handle repair work, with Thomas F. Ruhm to proceed to the Asiatic station for duties. Sick leave to recover health will be granted to Hobson.
Three hundred fifty motormen and conductors left Philadelphia at 6 PM on a special Pennsylvania Railroad train bound for St Louis. They are to take the places of strikers at the St. Louis Transit Company, with experienced electrical workers chosen from this city.
The British consul at Manila reports 1899 trade improved after the insurrection collapse but warns of fragile internal stability. Ports reopen and costs rise. Manila drainage and urban improvements may yield long term gains. Chinese labor policy, Cebu and Iloilo notes, with emphasis on American occupation and future prospects.
The sixth central conference for professional arbitration opens at Lake Mohonk New York on June 7 focusing on international mediation and dispute settlement practices. Delegates from major organizations discuss arbitration standards and cooperative methods.
London dispatch reports a standstill in South Africa as Lord Roberts rests at Pretoria preparing for a long pursuit of the Boers toward Lydenburg. British cavalry may intercept Commandant General Botha while rail and supplies are reorganized for a potential strike to cut the Boer retreat path along the railway.
Washington June 15. The House and Senate clashed over the ocean survey item in the naval appropriation bill after a day of heated debate. Speaker and conferees challenged, Cannon removed collar and sleeves in a show of pressure. The fight ends with new conferees appointed while the Senate abandons the final adjournment plan. In a separate note Wheeler to retire as brigadier general with six officers cited as possible successors.
Results show New York 3 Cincinnati 14 in New York with hits by New York and Cincinnati. Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 10. Brooklyn 8 Chicago 5. Boston 6 St Louis 14. table lists team records with percentages for Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Boston Cincinnati and New York.
Plans are completed for the inauguration of Governor Dole of Hawaii on January 14. Mr. John H. Stalin led an excursion for 12,000 veterans and friends. The Frelinghuysen homestead at Somerville New Jersey was destroyed by fire. Portland Oregon elects Republican mayor by 1 073 plurality.
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