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25 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
1
The RANDY time table shows trains run daily when not marked.
Navy bulletin reports four of Waller's command killed and seven wounded in ambuscade near Tien Tsin on the 21st. A 2000-man relief force moves toward Tien Tsin as Admiral Remey sails with the Brooklyn to Taku to transport troops to General MacArthur.
The war branch tightens preparations for any Chinese crisis as officials withhold full details. Admiral Kempff reports four Americans killed and seven wounded in ambuscade near Tien Tsin as 8,000 foreigners face 20,000 Chinese attackers in a fight for survival.
An old advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the health tonic for blood, stomach, and liver troubles. It touts the product as a universal cure and links it to a scene of Western birth.
A detachment of forty men from the Fortieth regiment under Captain Thomas Millar on Mindanao was ambushed on June 14. Nine killed and twelve wounded, including officers, with one missing. Casualty list names eight killed and multiple wounded.
In Washington on June 25 it is believed Very Rev John Guendling administrator of the vacant Fort Wayne Indiana see will be named bishop soon. Reports from Rome support this anticipated appointment.
A Macon branch Southern railway passenger train derailed by a wash-out near Mc Donough Georgia. Thirty-five people died as flames and flood trapped and burned passengers. A list names conductors engineers and other victims from Atlanta Macon Stockbridge and nearby areas. Four miners die in a Champion mine explosion with five men on twenty fifth level trapped by gases.
A northbound Chicago and Northwestern passenger train collided with a freight south of Depere station near Green Bay. Thirty-seven injured and six dead, all intercity excursion riders to the Saengerfest. Causes attributed to failure of the passenger to yield right of way amid yard clearance. About 500 Fond du Lac attendees aboard.
Duluth story notes Charles A. Towne disputed an Associated Press summary from Austin suggesting he would bow out of the vice presidential race if not nominated at Kansas City. Towne says no basis exists for such action and he will decide after the Democratic convention, asserting current strong support for his nomination.
New York reports Jos Mullett and James Fitzharris, Irishmen once jailed in England for Conspiracy in the Convent Park murders, arrived May 27 and were deported on the Cunard steamship Servia. They caused a scene aboard before being restrained and allowed on deck as the ship sailed.
Newport Arkansas June 25 After taking one thousand ballots without a nomination the First District Democratic Congressional convention adjourned until Wednesday next.
Nat C Goodwin, actor, was in a dangerous comatose state after an accidental morphine overdose at the Butte Hotel. He recovered enough to join his company and travel to Duluth for a scheduled performance. Doctors treated him for over a day.
Five children perish when a Mrs Gollier residence burns Thursday. Sen Hanna rests at home in Cleveland before resuming campaign work. A boiler explosion kills a man and his daughter Carrie in a separate incident. Reports suggest a July 1 coal strike in Birmingham district. Nyanza steamer runs aground near Point Abino. Rufus Wright estate value listed at 1. John M Oats named postmaster at Hoolulu by mistake. correction planned. Madrid suspects Britain aims to conquer Spain. Mendoza debt debt issue planned at four percent. Count Lamsdorff to temporarily replace Mouravieff. Mrs Dewey under purchase of Big Fish. Chester Nova Scotia summer home for Richard Croker. Lucania steamer, Jack Raybour, Skinnér— garbled fragments present.
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