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Newspaper
Philadelphia Times
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
2
Emigration Dangers Highlighted and North Borneo Uprising
Dispatch notes that emigration to America is perilous and difficult while Li Huong Chang gains high favor from the Dowager Empress. An outbreak among North Borneo natives is linked to discontent with chart company rule, with fighting and Chinese casualties reported. Also a local ferry ad advertises a 1.00 round trip from Market Street Wharf to Sea Isle City and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Li Huong Chang
Eunich
Sea Isle City
Anglesea
Carson’s Inlet
Market Street
Architectural League opens second annual convention in Cuscaco
Delegates from across the nation begin three day sessions at Fullerton Hall and the Chicago Architectural Club rooms. Officers and committees report, with a joint session later on municipal art and park matters. Lectures cover parks and public morality, as well as park road design and plant groups. Willis Grove trains advertised for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuscaco
Architectural League of America
Fullerton Hall
Chicago Architectural Club
Art Institute
Architectural League
Boston Architectural Club
Architectural League of New York
Pittsburg Architectural Club
Pittsburg
American Institute of Architects
Detroit
Architectural Sketch Club
St. Louis
Architectural Club
Cleveland Architectural Club
Toronto
Canada
Albert Kelsey
American Park and Outdoor Art Association
J. Frank Foster
Chicago
William Smith
Botanical Gardens
Washington
J. A. Randthaler
Gas Works Site Sold For 465000 In Baltimore
At the Bourse auction room the Ninth Ward Gas Works property at Twenty third and Chestnut and Market streets sold for 465000. Charles H. Bannard of Fidelity Trust Company bought it though no representation was disclosed. The sale may be confirmed by Councils. appraised value was 1000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Ward Gas Works
Twenty-third
Chestnut
Market Streets
Charles H. Bannard
Fidelity Trust Company
Bannard
Public Safety
English
Bureau of City
George G. Pierie
Fairhill
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Barnard
Fairhill Reservoir
Seventy-second Street
Paschal Avenue
Blind musician and politician leads orchestra and legislature
Ames O Connor of Chicago, a renowned blind musician and convening delegate of the American Federation of Musicians, claims to lead an orchestra and play first violin by note while directing. He twice served in the Illinois Legislature and secured a $100,000 appropriation for a home for the blind, later realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames O'Connor
Chicago
American Federation of Musicians
O'Connor
Windy City
Illinois
Oglesby
Coenen S
Douglass Bouleva
Douglass Park
Ambush Wounds Captain Crenshaw and Crew Near Taal
Manila reports Captain Frank F. Crenshaw leading forty men of the Twenty-eighth Infantry into an ambush near Taal. Crenshaw was severely wounded in the head and the patrol suffered heavy losses with ten men dead or missing and several wounded. A second group of ten men was also affected with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw
Manila
Frank F. Crenshaw
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Taal
Rivate
Thagpeten
Leavin
Bia
Brov
Eeo. Firnt
King Oscar Moves From England to Paris
King Oscar of Sweden and Norway departed London today for Paris after a brief stay in England. He was greeted with cheers as he left, signaling the close of his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
England
Paris
Liberal leader criticizes opposition on South African question
In Glasgow Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman told MPs the Liberal stance shows the government must address war aftermath. He said the opposition were merely onlookers and critics, overwhelmed by the current crisis and the African episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Glasgow
Cpa
Disastrous Fire Destroys Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Co Plant
A massive blaze near Richmond Virginia completely destroyed the Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Company factory and stock early this morning. The plant located a short distance below the city was engulfed, causing extensive damage to the facility and its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Company
Aes Fe
Census glimpses and census takers turmoil in city
City expected to retain third place in population behind New York and Chicago with Philadelphia anticipated to lead in manufacturing. Census workers report twenty four divisions finished while enumerators face delays from wealthier residents and a belligerent man who attacked one interviewer but calmed after threats of reporting to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Windy City
New York
Chinatown
Philadelphia
Beaston
Washington
Second
Spruce Streets
Mysterious ferry death off Staten Island
An unknown man leapt from the Staten Island ferry Robert Garrett between Liberty Island and Robins Reef. He drowned and his body was not recovered. Passengers recalled a note or item left behind by the man near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staten Island
Robert Garrett
Liberty Island
Robins Reef
Scotch-Irish Society convenes in Nashville and Knoxville
The Scotch-Irish Society of America opened its appeal convention in Nashville Tennessee with Acting President Dr John McIntosh of Philadelphia presiding. Prominent speakers included Professor Ahmed Mac Uitte and other notables outlining the agenda for today’s sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Knoxville
Tenn
Scotch-Irish Society of America
John Mccintosh
Philadelphia
Speen
Ahemed
Mac
Eeasion
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Warner's Safe Cure Co
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Melissa Whitcomb
Prairie Ave
Illinois Woman's Alliance
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Times
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Hale Building
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