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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1900

Page

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Marines From Manila to China Amid Crisis

Washington cable alerts that a battalion of marines from Manila is urgently requested as Pekin faces potential foreign intervention. Admiral Kempff reports possible need for relief coordination if Pekin communication fails and nations act together. Secretary Long orders Remey to dispatch one hundred marines aboard the Solace and proceed homeward.

Washington Navy Department Admiral Kempff Tung Ku Navy Manila Kempff Long Remey Solace

China’s Emperor Asserts Himself in Proclamation

Shanghai report details Weng Tung Ho’s message claiming broad Chinese support for ending the empress's rule. The proposal asks foreign powers to remove the captive emperor, depose Empress Hsi Tsi, and install a new capital under a foreign protectorate with reforms to government, finance, and religion.

London Shanghai Daily Express China Hsi Tsi Kwang Hsu Nanking Wuchang Pekin

Midair fight between two workmen ends in fatal plunge

Two men fought on the fourteenth floor of the North American building at Broad and Sansom. James McKnight fell to his death after a struggle with Hugo Fingerhut who was arrested nearby. McKnight was hospitalized in critical condition.

Broad Sansom James McKnight Fifteenth Callowhill Hugo Fingerhut Latona McKnight Jefferson Hospital Fingerhut Robinson

Confessed Before Lynching in Thomasville Case

In Thomasville Georgia on June 11 Lenny Jefferson a 22 year old Black man confessed an intent to assault two young daughters of farmer Stringer and kill them if silenced. He was killed by unknown assailants and a coroner's jury ruled death by unknown hands.

Thomasville Lenny Jefferson

Prominent Man Begs Ill With Heart Disease

Special telegram reports Wilmington Park Commissioner George W. Bush of George W. Bush & Sons Company seriously ill at his home 705 West Street with heart disease. London dispatch notes Mrs Gladstone suffered a relapse and is unconscious.

Timms Wilmington George W. Bush George W. Bush & Sons Company Quiehy Ill West Street Heart Sease Mrs. Gladstone London

National Sub Committee wraps convention plans in Philadelphia

The National Sub Committee completed details as crowds arrive from across the country. 1,200 aides under Sergeant-at-Arms Wiswell prepared the auditorium while national figures including Joseph Manley and Henry C. Payne met at the Hotel Walton to chart strategy for the convention.

Wiswell Adelphia National Committee Walton Ntil Whitters Ssenesee Long Joseph Manley Edward Williama Boston Department of Justice Washington Fairbanks Indiana Auditoriuum Maine Henry C. Payne Wisconsin Nathan B. Scott West Virginia John Kean New Jersey Charles Dick Ohio National Republican Committee

Movements of Steamers Headed for New York Ports

Shipping lines report various passengers and cargo sailings including Assyria Hamburg from Batcore and Peonland Ph from Liverpool, City of Rome and Oufic from New York, Cestriga from Boston, Werrs to Gibraltar for New York, and Servia to Queenstown for New York. Continued on Fifth Page.

Assyria Hamburg Batcore Peonland Liverpool City of Rome New York Oufic Cestriga Boston Werrs Gibraltar Servia Queenstown

Weather Outlook for Mid-Atlantic Tuesday to Wednesday

Forecast covers Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. Tuesday will be fair and warm with light winds turning locally breezy. Wednesday brings fair skies and warmer temperatures with light to fresh northerly winds. Temperature trend shows a rise from today’s highs to next day.

Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland

Boers Capture Over Five Hundred British Troops

London reports a defeat at Roodeval on June 7 where the South African Boers cut Lord Roberts line of communications. The Derbyshire Regiment suffered mass casualties with 15 officers and 59 enlisted dead or wounded, while others were captured or severely injured.

London Frederick Forestier-Walker South Africa Roodeval Lord Roberts Derbyshire Regiment Baird Douglas Hawsey Wilkinson Liieutenant Blanchard Canadian Infantry Stonham Imperial Yeom Manry Hospital Rhenoster River Sherwood Foresters Tieutenant Baird-Douglas Hawley Bailey Hall Lawder Blanchard Shropshire Light Infantry Cape Pioneer Railway Regiment Ammunition Park, Royal Marines and Imperial Telegraphs Post Office Corps Stoinham

Quay Campaign Tactics Hint at Dummy Candidacy

Insurance Commissioner Durham tells allies Quay may not run seriously for the United States Senatorship, signaling to insiders a plan to keep Quay on the ballot as a dummy candidate until a coalition forms a new campaign, with Stone and Bikin among those pressing the shift.

Durham Quay United States Stone Bikin Quay-Durham-Stone Forth Quay

Fire erupts at Tribune building on Perk Row in New York

A nighttime fire on June 11 at the Tribune building in New York spread quickly from the fifth floor, engulfing the Frankfort street side and forcing Tribune compositors to flee to safer doorways as engines struggled to access the narrow streets. The blaze sent smoke and flames across the east side and toward adjacent structures, prompting frantic scenes as emergency crews aimed to contain the fire.

Sun Establishment Tribune Pulitzer Journal City Hall Park Row Timms New York Frankfort Street Tribune Building Perk Row

Rush on new stylish vests at bargain prices

Customer chatter about rare rush for new vests priced at 1.50 while usual cost ranges 2 to 3.50. The item’s popularity suggests high demand and limited stock as shoppers seek fashion value.

Poem Adage Promotes Perry & Co Men’s Suits

Wm H Wanamaker quotes on artist touch contrasts artists and tailors. Perry & Co at 1530 Chestnut Street advertise Berge and Pa ney and Mines suits priced from eighty to thirty dollars, claiming best results and cheapness.

Berge Paney and Mines Suits Perry & CO Chestnut Street

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