Losses and weapons in Ti en Tsin siege report
A Shanghai dispatch details losses at Tien Tsin totaling 360000, with forces armed by Creuset, Krupp, and Maxime weapons. It notes Western help, German supply lines via Calowitz, and a largely undisciplined Chinese army facing landing troops. Dispatches discuss armistice considerations and relief efforts from the United States and foreign legations.
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CaloWitz
Shanghai
Li Ping Heng
Shang Pung
Kiang Yin
Yang Pse
Che-Foo
Cuban Laborers Strike in Havana Over Wages
Five laborers at Havana Electric Co protested pay, claiming Americans earn 40 cents daily while Cubans are underpaid. Officials cite wage disparity and cultural tensions, noting bitterness and a broader pattern of unequal treatment. The piece portrays rising unrest and calls for reconsideration of labor practices.
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Havana
Havana Electric Co
Nd- Spahiacds
Dayomore
Centraeters
Independencia
Heavy rains sweep Georgia Alabama and South Carolina
Reports from Georgia Alabama and South Carolina describe unprecedented rainfall swelling rivers and washing out bridges and crops. A tornado near Huntsville Alabama joins widespread damage as streams flood and mills close while farmers face substantial losses though no fatalities are confirmed.
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Atlana
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Streditix
Macon
Roni
Penere
Conference Arranged Between Tin Plate Co and Amalgamated Steel Workers
New York on June 26 reports that a conference will be held Thursday in this city between representatives of the American Tin Plate Co and a delegation from the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. The association regulates wages for most employees of iron and steel mills nationwide. Relations between the tin plate company and its workers are described as harmonious, though the meeting is expected to influence sentiment further.
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New York
American, Tins Plate Co
Bren, Steel and “Tin
Tin Plate Company
Revenue receipts for May 1900 show decline from 1899
Washington June 26 reports public revenue figures for May 1900 totaling 24 024 774 dollars versus May 1899 31 520 502 dollars. The brief figures indicate a drop in collections year over year with no further breakdown provided in the excerpt.
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Washington
Savons of the world prepare for active service at Taku
The Ezar orders Siberian troops to ready for active service immediately. Prefix mentions Brook and his ten or more ordnance at Taku amid escalating tensions. The message implies imminent military mobilization and heightened readiness.
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Pre- Brook
Taku
Bheezar
Siberian
Murder in the barn case leaves officials in pursuit
An injured man describes a shooting near a rural barn as authorities pursue a suspect who fled to Kentucky. The motive remains unknown and investigators continue to search for clues. The victim endured hours of pain before dying, with locals noting a mysterious death and frantic reaction from witnesses.
Reconstructed Baseball Box Score From Brooklyn St Louis Game
In a rusted box score fragment Brooklyn battles St Louis with Kennedy Farrell Hawley Dineen Cuppy Clem ents Bernhard McFarlane Powell Criger Geiss and others noted. Umpire Terry and clubs Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Chicago and New York appear with partial standings and innings listed.
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JR. He
Brookelgatye
New York
Kennedy and
Farrell
Cattich Hawley
Bowerman MipieLaaml
Dostow
Dineen
Cuppy
Clements
Bernhard
Sames
Conny
McFarlate Ciepire
Elmsiie
R. H
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Powell and Criger
Bieitenstein
Petz
Terry
Brooklyn
Wiew
Geiss
Philade
Pia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Prison sentences listed for various offenses
From President McKinley era notes show Oscar White of Alabama tied to oaths violations and a five year term while Cooper of Kentucky received five years for larceny and another inmate faced one and a half years for similar crimes in an Indian Territory case.
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Presidenst McKinley
Oscar Whitehead
Labama
Rev- Cooper
Kentucky
Stone Niet i
Wild Man Captured in Sandusky Area
June 26 reported a man named Thomas Marsh arrested in Youngstown by the sheriff and posse. He had lived in the woods, was nearly nude and sunburnt, with long hair, and frightened local farmers.
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Sandusk
Thomas Marsh
Youngstown
Marsh
Market Report Sees Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Cincinnati and Chicago market notes show Wheat prices around 61 4 87 and 86 4¢ for various grades. Corn and oats quoted mixed on track with fractional cents. Hogs and cattle ranged from fair to choice, with lambs and calves showing higher spreads. regional figures reflect active trading and varying quality levels.
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Nara
Chicago
Corp
Dayon Ohio Child Bitten by Dog on Highland Avenue
Anna Kiersey aged five was bitten on the face by a vicious dog on Highland avenue in Dayton. The injury required several stitches to her right cheek. The dog, owned by Edward Smith, was promptly dispatched by Officer Null. Butter coloring death in Upper Sahdusky reports a 1 year old, child of Mr and Mrs Geo Wagner of McCutchenville, drank a small amount of butter coloring and died hours later.
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Dayton
Anna Kiersey
Highland Avenue
Edward. Smith
Null
Upper Sahdusky
Geo. Wagner
McCutchenville
Little Fred Schreck Dies in Kitchen Fire Accident
Gallipolis Ohio, 26. Little Fred Schreck, son of Sob Schreck, was standing near a kitchen stove when a kettle of hot water tipped onto his clothes, causing a severe burn that led to his death.
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Gallipolis
Jane
Fred Schreck
Sob
Schreck
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Tien Tsin
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Euip
Market Repor's
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Aron Weil
Callin Roe
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