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11 Jun 1900
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The Joliet Daily Republican in Joliet, Illinois
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1900
Page
1
Sev enth district convention nominates Tatrum by acclamation
The Seventh district Democratic congressional convention in Springfield Illinois nominated Stewart L Tatum of Clark county by acclamation. It was a Bryan convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Stewart L.tatum
Clark County
Barrett Hardware Co Offers Automatic Blue Flame Heater
Barrett Hardware Co at 404 Clinton St and B1?-220 Chicago St promotes an Automatic Blue Flame heater described as easy cheap economical and safe for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago St
Clinton St
Winter Time Table Confusion Leaves Some Trains Unmarked
The railway notices warn that Wien timetable changes leave several trains unmarked with daily runs unclear. Passengers advised to verify schedules at stations and on the official timetable.
Powers Taking Hold as Forces Mobilize for Pekin
Tolling dispatches report 1560 foreign troops left for Pekin by two trains. Welsh fusiliers and sappers ordered north amid Boxer disturbances. Ten thousand troops of all nations to back ministers or suppress Boxers. empress dowager edict blamed Chinese generals for Boxers killings and ordered mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Hong Kong
Welsh Fusiliers
India
London
Taku
McCalla
Daily Express
Shanghai
Ah Lin
Tung- Chow
Peking
China
Hood's Sarsaparilla Said to Help Eczema and Weariness
Testimonials claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cured severe eczema and fatigue after years of medicines failed. Patients describe relief from painful skin lesions and restored energy, appetite, and sleep after taking multiple bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
E. W. Decker
N. Y
Esta Surra
E. Mitchell St
Oswego, N. Y
Boers Cut Telegraph Lines and Siege Standoff Near Roodevaal
A dispatch reports rail and telegraph lines between America and Roodeval destroyed as Boers mass an estimated 2,000 troops with field guns to strike behind General Roberts. Buller seeks terms but offers no proposal. Botha appeals for armistice to dawn June 6 while Cobbers hold 23 guns near Lydenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Roodeval
Roodevaal
Kelly- Kenny
Roberts
London
Aeen
Generin
Christian Botha
O’neil
General Botha
Lord Roberts
Eral Buller
Buller
Botha
Lydenburs
How Del Pilar Was Captured
General Pio del Pilar, a leading Filipino figure, was captured Friday night at Guadaloupe six miles east of Manila. Manila native police, with Captain Lara and twelve officers, pursued him after learning of plans to assault, aided by a Twenty-first infantry detachment. He was brought to Manila and positively identified before the provost marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Pio del Pilar
Guadaloupe
Lara
Twenty-first Infantry
National Game Scores and Various News Briefs
National game scores list Brooklyn and Philadelphia results with American League outcomes. Threat of blacklisting to force non union miners into the union in Spring Valley, plus a family quarrel ending Cornelius Fellowes Jr. allowance, a murder charge in Anoka Minnesota, and Dr Robert Locke's death by suicide in San Francisco following Manila service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robert Locke
Locke
Chicago
Occidental Hotel
Manila
Massacre in St Louis as Posse Fires on Rioters
In St Louis on June 11 a posse guarding transit workers shot at rioters returning from a labor parade. Four dead or dying and several wounded, with police arresting twenty one rioters. Governor Stephens prepared to call in the Missouri National Guard if needed to quell the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Sheriff's Posse
Washington Avenue
Bronway
Sixth Streets
Posse Comitatus
Bellefontaine
Fred Boehm
Jefferson City
Stephens
National Guard of Missouri
C. Edward Thomas
George Rine
Ed Burkhart
Oscar Marvin
August Smith
Charles Ludway
Ed Barry
Outrage by Sympathizers Strikes Women and Teachers
The report details assaults by women aligned with strikers including a strip and paint attack on Lena Kaenler for selling lunches to California avenue line employees. Riotous scenes occurred in East St. Louis during a streetcar workers’ picnic with threats and scuffles targeting teachers and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Kaenler
California Avenue Line
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Ohio
Collinsville
Wolf's Park
Regan the conductor fights on streetcar then orders cars shut
Regan lands heavy swings on two opponents after stopping the streetcar. He frees himself and jumps back on the car. Superintendent Mike Harold orders all cars into sheds by 5 pm with no cars operating in the evening on any division in East St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regan
Mike Harold
Es&t
Dewey Ovation in Detroit Town Parade Reviews
Admiral Dewey in Detroit on his second day of honors with water and land parades. Canadians on the riverfront saluted as flags flew and a banner praised the admiral and Britain’s friend. A grand evening pageant closed with a children’s sing along at Grand Circus Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dewey
Waterville
Ont
Canada
America
Britain
Michigan
Grand Circus Park
Gand Rapids
Bryan for the Boers at Omaha public events
C W Wessels, envoy of the Bott faction, received a public reception at city hall with Mayor Moores and a mass meeting led by Governor Poynter. J Bryan urged sympathy for the Boers and urged government support to prevent the South African republics' extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
C. W. Wessels
Bott
Moores
Poynter
J. Bryan
Death in a collision kills three. many injured
A Union Railroad suburban line crash in Warwick yesterday left four dead and about twenty-seven injured. Notables among the wounded include Lt. Kendall and Gov. C. O. Kimball. The dead include Arthur Liscom and George W. Baker. The wreck also lists numerous Providence residents and several others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Warwick
Union Railroad Company
C. Kendall
Arthur Liscom
George W. Baker
Lew C. Sanborn
E. D. B Burroughs
C. Kingsley
EB. J. Fleming
Fleming
J. E. Brown
F. B. Mi Echester
Oakland c
Henry Hi Lon
Cladue E. Conductor
Patchy 1910s News Bits Hit Global Events
The Patria in Havana suspends publication and auctions its plant. Prince Edward Island passes a prohibition bill. Judge Boardman rules Texas occupation tax constitutional. Lark the broodmare dies in Kentucky. Hamburg fire in oil and saltpetre district destroys property worth 4 million marks. Major Dutton sent to Rock Island for small arms plant setup. Heavy rains ease southern Russia for winter. Jimmy Handler defeats Charlie Moe in Philadelphia at Coney Island club. William Burns in Covington shoots unknown man, drowns, but is captured. French syndicate plans Siberia railway Behring crossing. Gallifet leads troops in Madagascar. Milwaukee Women’s convention closes without color-line agreement. Federation of Women’s Clubs elects officers, Rebecca Lowe as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patria
Hamburg
Germany
C. E. Dutton
Rock Island
Lls
Russia
Jimmy Handler
New
Charlie Me
Philadelphia
Coney Island Athletic Club
William Burns
Covington
Ohio River
Siberia
Behring
General de Gallifet
Convention of Women
Milwaukee
Boston
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rebecca Lowe
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Barrett Hardware Co
Joliet, Ill
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Pape
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Jackies
Marines
Worlla
Bulleh
Laing
Nek
War Office
Redvers Buller
Natal
Sir Forestier-Walker
Cape Town
Honing Spruit
Eczema
del Pilar
Roo
Jaws
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Spring Valley, I
Spring Valley Coal Company
National
Mack Taylor
Cornelius Fellowes
Horse Show Association of America
Cornelius Fellowes, Jr
Anoka
Minn
Merrill
Ben Johnson
Constance
Here
Wise
Johnson
Robert Leck
P. C
J. Louis
AIS Chicago
POSSE
Bryan
THE
Kruger
John Bull
Christaan Edeavors
Isis
Christian Endeavor
A. Potts
Orewell
Anna Hester
Washington
Peoria
Eva Arnold
Mason
Kittie Fage
Havana
Woodford
Helen M. Liggett
Eureka
W. BE. Monser
Sytamore
Minnie Snyder
Nelson Brown
the State University
Champaign
Als
University of Illinois
Smith
Dutton
Sycamore, Ills
Everett F. Dutton
Linevin
Supreme Court of Northern Illinois
Sycamore National Bank
Ims
Petersburg
Athens
Presient
Kansas
Long
Kiamsas
Wichita
Kas
Mineapolis
Minnew
Artbert of Anhalt
Victororia
White House
Compaya
Torci
Pauncefote
McKinley
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