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Scranton Tribune

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Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1900

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Consuls Report Pekin Legations Safe on July Fourth

Shanghai consuls say Pekin legations remained safe on July 4 and fighting subsided though food remains scarce. Dispatches note ongoing attacks on rebels, Boxer raids, and a possible counter revolution led by Prince Ching with reports of attacks near Pekin and Nankin.

Shanghai Pekin Prince Ching Shan Tun Prince Taun Conger London Mruseuls Bhanghal Bhoan-Tun Prince Tuan Nankini Tien-Tsin Seymour Taku Paris Dodds Dahomey Gammiicn

Minister Conger Reports Boxers Threaten China and West

The dispatch from Pekin dated May 21 details Minister Conger’s assessment of the Boxer uprising and the Chinese government’s attitude. It notes European powers were informed of the crisis weeks before the outbreak and urges strong action to protect foreigners, churches, and treaty rights, with warnings of looming violence around Pekin and in northern provinces.

Washington China Mail State Department Conger Pekin Tam l Yamenta China America Lina John May Tolay Dae Kile London Chou Chow Poo Wing Pu Ching Blate Dplomatic Corps Newark Vekin May Jordan Gothet Perfone Chili Penpte Tambeelde Diplinatice Corp VY. H Y. EB VY. IL

YACHTING TRAGEDY CLAIMS Corrigan Family on Lake Erie

In a sudden storm the pleasure yacht Idler capsized eighteen miles offshore on Lake Erie. Commodore James J. Corrigan and five family members perished, including Mrs Corrigan, two daughters, a niece and a baby, while the crew and one family member survived. The party had been on a week long cruise to the St Clair Flats.

James Corrigan Idler Lake Erie Cleveland James J. Corrigan Frank Rockefeller Mra Charles Riley

Grand Circuit Arranged for National Cycling Events

New York announces a reorganized National Cycling Association program with point scoring across daily meets. Championships cover quarter to five miles with four to eight point winning scales, featuring Milwaukee and Wilkes-Barre venues and limited starters in some rounds.

New York Anhourioes N.C. A Af Gremmet Wilkes Taree Pennsyivania Wilkes-tarre

Belle Island Strike Prompting Break of Deadlock

Belle Island miners plan to hire 200 workers at ten cents more per day to resume operations tomorrow. Strikers threaten disruption and may be arrested if violence occurs. Magistrate’s office holds riot warrants and police reserves stand ready to act.

St. John Belle Island

Fire at Cramps shipyard damages building

Fire at the William Cramype ship and engine building shop in Philadelphia damaged a two story corrugated iron structure. Most patterns were saved. loss estimated at $15,000. Nearby warships Alajend and Variag were kept at a safe distance.

Pailadelpha Angle Iron Enrith William Cramype Sona’ Ship and Engine Building Company Fce Allie Hateeship Alajend Buelan Variag Danater

Postoffice Inspector Cites Gainesville Clerk on Short Accounts

A post office inspector reported Gainesville Florida postmaster Jamies Bell was short in his accounts by 1400. The shock of the event led to the postmaster's death.

Chattanonia Gainesville Fla Jamies Bell

Duell Viewed as Possible Next New York Governor Candidate

The Post reports supporters in Syracuse and statewide view Son Chigien I. Duell, commissioner of parents, as a strong future Republican candidate for governor of New York. He has lived in Syracuse twenty years and has long promoted Republican causes.

Washington Chigien I. Duell New York Duell Syracuse

Judge Wilhoma of Arkansas Dies in Manitou Gulf

John A. Wilhoma, federal district judge for the eastern district of Arkansas, died of apoplexy at Manitou Gulf. He was appointed to the bench by President Madison Marrieon in lay.

Little Mook Ark Tuly &Ilon John A. Wil- Homa United States District Court Astern District of Arkansas Manitou Goring Gal Marrieon Lay

Bad Man At Large in Trenton and Varmville

William Nelson, a colored man who shot Mr. Rebecca Thomas at Varmville yesterday and struck her daughter with the gun butt, remains at large. Thomas and the daughter are both reported as still in danger and sought in nearby Wheeever.

Trenton William Nelson Rebecca Thomas Varmville Thomas

Increase in Railway Mileage Across Year End 1899

Interstate Commerce Commission report for the year ended June 4 1900 shows railway mileage in receivers’ hands declined by 20 since June 30 1899. It records 624 176 008 passengers carried and 650 768 682 tonnes of freight moved, with total railway capital at 11 002 004 898 and 91 743 casualties.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission United States

Fatal heat wave cited in Joliet train suicide case

Chicago reports say Charles J. Leroy of Fullerton California, a satellite of prominent oil developers, died by suicide aboard a Santa Fe train near Joliet. Officials attribute the act to the recent extreme heat wave sweeping the region. Leroy had been involved in Bradford oil ventures and recent Santa Barbara County land options as he prepared a financial deal in California.

Chicago Charles J. Leroy Fullerton Cal Santa Fe Joliet W. Lorex Charles Lenay Bradford Pennsylvania New York California Santa Barbara County Bet

War at Akwabebub as relief column reaches

A letter from Sir Frederic Mitchell Modgaon governor of the Gold Coat colony dated Akwabohuh Jigby 6 announces his safety. Fumeu on July 8 reports Colonel Wittrocks' relief column arriving and hard fighting expected tomorrow.

Acra Cone Coast Frederic Mitchell Modgaon Gold Coat Colony Akwabohuh Jigby 6 Fumeu Wittrocks Frederic Hodgson Tommorrow

Porter Missionaries Reach Chefoo After Overland Journey

Chicago resident Daly Reslames Porter reports a cablegram from Chefoo China stating Henry J Porter and Miss Mary Porter missionaries of the American Board arrived safely with sister and brother in Pang Chuang two hundred miles south of Then Ta in Pang Chuang journeyed overland from Chinanfa to Chefoo on Thursday July accompanied by Rev H Perkins another missionary stationed at Phone Chwang.

Chicago Daly Reslames Porter Chefoo China Key Henry J. Porter Mary 11 Porter American Board of Commissioner For Foreign Missions Pang Chuang Tain Chinanfa Provings P. Perkins

Lincoln Rallyprep for Democratic National Campaign Opening

In Lincoln Nebraska Joly and Elaborate plant efforts for Tuesday afternoon ratification meeting. William Z Evans is expected to speak along with Adlai Stevenson who plans to attend. George Fred Wil linmite and Charles A Towne will also deliver addresses.

Lincoln Neb Joly William Z.evan Fa Alco Adlai Stevenson George Fred Willinmite Charles A. Towne

Towne Delays Presidential Declaration Until Party Notice

Charles A. Towne of Mreoln Nebraska postpones any formal statement on his potential presidential nomination until the Populist committee provides official notification. He says he will publicly decide at that time.

Charles A. Towne Hte Declaron View Thin

Shipping Arrivals and Departures Across Ports

The list records arrivals at New York on July including La Gascorne Havre Cymrie Liverphal Om Quenistown Stastowmlam Rottenlam Astoria Glosgow Moville. Departures show Kalter Wilhelm II from Naples Genoa to New York route with Southampton service to Servia from Liverpool and other ports to New York via Pravwle Point-Sweset Southwark Antwerp.

New York la Gascorne Havre Cymrie Liverphal Om Quenistown Stastowmlam Rottenlam Astoria Glosgow Moville Sallod Naples Genoa Southampton Faltet Servia Wwerpool Pravwle Point Sweset Southwark Antwerp

Fatal Lightning Strike Kills Child in Grove Summit

A one year old boy, Pi Rola, son of a well known Grove Summit farmer, was killed by a lightning strike while holding a tool at work on a farm yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred as he stood near a well and was holding an object in his hands when the lightning hit.

Vekin Paoting Pekin Abso Pattang Sletera Tien Tein Mineister Mintetor Siguel Alf Pavier Pelin Jarlin C. Guillon Erneloaite No. 1 Wiig Shark Cheletinne Farhermore Hom San Hol Varen Yamen Pi Rola Morton Sinkth Grove Summit

Interstate group approves rebuilding plan after fire

A large committee of the Interstate association gathered today to adopt procedures for the rebuilding of the grand stand and other structures damaged by a fire last night.

Trenton Ja Uary Interstate Association

Trolley Accident Injures Eleven in Scranton Area

Report notes eleven people were injured in a trolley collision near Scranton during morning transit. Details indicate local service disruption and investigations by transit authorities. Officials urge caution as repairs proceed and riders await updates.

Tecal

Peculiar Railroad Accident Kills Two on South Side

Two dead and a third gravely injured in a rail line mishap near a blind switch on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston line. A long freight derailed and portions crushed churchgoers on South Twenty-seventh Street. Victims include Mrs Elizabeth Edwards and Thom Morris. Thomas Edwards suffered severe injuries requiring amputation.

Pittsburg F Elgabeth Edwards Thomae Morris Thomas Edwards South Twenty-seventh Treet South Side Virginia Charteston Charleston Edwards

Miraculous Rescue Leaves Pittsburg Fireman Dead

Pittsburg July 8 Stewart Byrne of Engine Company No 4 died early this morning after being pulled from the Evana building wreck last night Captain Dan Campbell of No 4, severely injured, remains in critical condition with internal injuries. Other wounded men recover, all praising a near miraculous rescue that surprised rescuers who expected no survivors.

Pittsburg Stewart Byrne Engine Company No Evana Dan Campbell No 4

McKinley Sees Church Service During Canton Visit

President McKinley and family attend a Primet Methotet Church service in Canton this morning. After the service the president returned home and later joined a second drive to dine at the home of Jide Day with Mee, Cortelyon, and Dr. Rixey, a quiet peaceful day with few casualties.

Canton McKinley Mia Mere Juling Whiting Methotet Werden Towanda Mee Meninles Cortelyon

Furnaces Shutting Down Affecting Lebanon Workers

S reports that workers for L I & N Co at Lebanon lose jobs as five furnaces halt operations. Two furnaces are in West Lebanon, two in Cornwall, and one in Northumberland. The move ties to Scranton based Tarkawanna Ground Steel plans and broader railway rate disputes.

Rebation Tarkawanna Tround Steel Company Scranton West Lebanon Cornwall North Cunprail Lackawanna Company Haffaly

Defects of Zeppelin Airship Draw Experts’ Caution

Berlin articles quote German experts as saying the airship cannot return to its starting point despite favorable winds. Witnesses note the craft was badly damaged even when landing conditions appeared ideal.

Berlin Joly Eiye

Political conference planned with senator and candidates

Minneapolia reports a telegraphic request to Me Hygan Wen. Atal Stevenson left for Lincoln to attend a conference on the campaign plan. Senator Fives, chairman of the Democratic national ernic, and Mr. Towne, populist candidate for vice president, were to take part.

Minneapolia Me Hygan Atal Stevenson Lincolly Rivenon Witle Lincoln Senator Fives Ernic Towne Vices Provident

Renin Transfer Aims for Berlin Medical Posts

A medical staff member, Renin, moves from a U S hospital to Berlin for epidemic reporting duties. The assignment includes liaison work with medical providers and may involve coordination with officials in London, Paris, and Vienna.

Renin Vo Gretne Aimee Vastel States Miavine Hospital Cerwion Itletta

Murder Suspect Sought After Man Found Dead

In Noyentiord Pennsylvania on July 7 a miner named Mortman was found dead in a ditch with a deep gash in his neck. Clothing and the ditch show signs of a struggle but no weapon was found. Police believe the victim was attacked though the weapon remains unknown.

Noyentiord Iewe Mortman

Box Factory Burned at Millin Street Wharf

The box factory of Thos BRfice & Son on Millin Street wharf Melaware river burned this morning. Loss estimated at $10,000, covered by insurers.

Villadelphia Thos, Br.fice & Son Millin Street Melaware River Viewranie

Worcester Lumber Firm Faces Multimillion Dollar Claim

The Worcester based Crane Lumber Danielle-Cornell company and grocer Jat are involved in a dispute over a $100,000 claim. Proceedings today seek redress for damages linked to the destruction of the BE B peepere.

Worcester Mase Duly Pire Danielle-Cornell Company Jat Lows

Bicycle crash shocks Washington professor near steep hill

Professor Dickson of Washington University was thrown from his bicycle on a steep hill. His head struck a bridge, causing a serious concussion of the brain.

Qlen Park Dickson Washington University Seuis

Campaign in Luzon Eight American Prisoners Surrendered

In Luzon over the past week eleven Americans were killed and sixteen wounded while the Third Infantry lost nine men on a Delta of the Rio Grande expedition. One hundred Filipinos were killed. eighty Americans released by rebels and rifles turned over to U S officials. Insurgents slowly accept amnesty provisions and sometimes suspend operations to let rebels take advantage of the decree.

Manila Luzon United States Indang Nate Rio Grande Antlua Panay

Shapleighs Body Found After Missing Since Tuesday

The body of 17 year old Paul Shapleigh was found two miles above Riverview summer cottages two miles from his bicycle. Coroner says death due to rock fall or heat exhaustion. he had been dead since Tuesday. Paul is son of the late George Shapleigh formerly of Williamaport and Denver Colorado.

Lock Haven Paul Shapleigh Inez Paul Rivere View Farrandsville George Bhapleigh Williamaport Denver Colorado

Coal Trade Dullness Shapes July Output and Prices

The anthracite coal trade enters July in dull condition as producers curb output and stockpile for anticipated demand drop. July price rounds may rise if managers keep figures steady. Current use mainly confirms orders. no major moves expected for weeks. June output reached 4,605,000 tons, up 644,000 tons from May 1899.

Philadelphia Ledger

Raymond Court Raid Ends With Night Roundup

At 19 o'clock this morning a knock down and drag out fight broke out at Nelliery's house in Raymond court. Central city police rushed to the scene and six men and three women were taken to Center street station in a patrol wagon. A large woman was kicked in the face and left with life changing injuries. The prisoners will require a hearing this morning.

Nelliery Raymond Court Central City Center Street

Bucknell fund announced with Rockefeller contribution

Announcement from Lewivhur on July 2 states a fund of 675,000 for Bucknell University with a $15,000 contribution from John D. Rockefeller. The plan names Rockefeller as a major donor and confirms the fund’s committance.

Weather forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania

Midday outlook shows potential thunderstorms and cloudy skies across Eastern Pennsylvania. Monday may bring clearing with partly cloudy conditions as winds shift from west to northwest later.

Washington Daly

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