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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1900

Page

2

Beginning of the end for the Chinese empire hinted

The Ledger notes a dramatic claim that the Chinese empire is nearing its end as great powers prepare to oppose it. It comments on Mr A C Jones’s generous Senate campaign donation to the State Democratic Executive Committee and praises his support to the party fund. It predicts Senator Tillman will prevail with strong support, even from Charleston.

A C Jones Democratic Executive Committee US Senate Tillman Charleston

Lancaster to Build New School and Grow Population

Lancastrian argues for a new school building in Lancaster, citing unhygienic existing conditions and the need to match regional progress. The writer predicts a cotton mill expansion, renewed enterprises, and a population rise to ten thousand within five years, turning Lancaster into a city with stronger civic pride. June 19, 1900.

the Ledger Ledger Lancaster Academy Hill

Finley sees Democrats in strong position this fall

Yorkville correspondent notes Mr DE Finley believes the Democratic party to be in a good position to win this fall as Congress closes its session. He faults the Republicans as nauseating to sense of right and justice and says the situation can be explained to the country with ease.

Yorkville News and Courier DE Finley Finley Congress

War spreads as forts open fire on world fleets

Chinese forts at Taku fire on international fleet provoking a broad alliance response. Reports say forts captured after bombardment, with casualties across British German Russian French and Japanese ships. Reinforcements ordered as embassies warn foreigners to leave and European powers mobilize forces toward China.

London China Berlin Che Foo Taku Forts Lltis Pekin Shanghai Yorktown Associated Press Taku Daily Mail Kang Xi Ministry of War Niu Chwang Kiu Chang Ka Ling Nau King Chang Lisgon Cochin China Port Arthur

Cablegrams From Remey and Taussig

Navy releases texts of two cables from Admiral Remey and Commander Taussig about Taku forts, foreign vessel firing and surrender details, with questions on joining allied action and turnover demands amid June 17 events.

Washington Navy Department Remey Taussig Cavite Bureau of Navigation Taku Forts Kempff Department Kempf Taku Che Foo Tavsmg Yorktown Tien Tein

Announcement for Solicitor of the Sixth Circuit Nomination

An unnamed speaker announces candidacy for Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial Circuit pending Democratic primary results. Henry, Hough, and Thos F. McDow express similar intent to stand for the same office, pledging to uphold duties if elected and to abide by primary outcomes.

Sixth Judicial Circuit Thos F. McDow

Lancaster County Sheriff Campaign Announces Democratic Primary Pledge

A candidate announces bid for Lancaster County Sheriff pledging adherence to Democratic primary rules and seeking party support. The declaration emphasizes commitment to party guidelines and public service in the sheriff office.

Local notices announce several education and auditor candidacies

EC Croxson seeks County Auditor and pledges to abide the Democratic primary result. R Baxver Blackmon announces a run for Superintendent of Education. Ement Blackmon’s friends nominate him for County Superintendent of Education, pending primary outcome. Profac Rowell named as a candidate under Democratic primary rules. If elected, pledges to discharge duties in the best interests of education. Many friends.

M Estridge House of Representatives Lancaster County Joseph F Gregory John P Hunter Hunter EC Croxson Joek Cook R Baxver Blackmon Ement Backmon Profac Rowell RH Sapp W Q Caskey Caskey M OC Gardner Horton, Sr

Coroner Candidate Pledges to Accept Primary Result

A candidate announces for the coroner’s office pledging to abide the outcome of the democratic primary. The message names R. Young and JesteWMAN as participants in the bid for reelection.

R. Young

County Alliance Urges Sub Alliances To Meet And Prepare

The county alliance calls every sub alliance to hold meetings before the July 13 gathering. Urges dues payment and delegate election, especially for recently reorganized or inactive groups. Encourages representatives to promote unity and study the farmers alliance principles for productive action.

County Alliance Farmers’ Alliance

Mrs Hughes Reported Working in Spartanburg

Mrs Mattie A Hughes who disappeared from Greenville is said to be running an eating house in Spartanburg. It is believed she does not intend to flee her murder trial scheduled for next September. She told Solicitor Ansel she would return to Greenville when needed and come back for trial.

Lancaster Mattie A Hughes Spartanburg Ansel Greenville Greenville News

Two British Ships Reported Sunk

Berlin reports from Che Foo that two British ships in the Taku river were sunk after Chinese laid torpedoes and troops were gathered at Shan Hei Kwan. Russian, British, French and Japanese warships responded to an ultimatum to withdraw, bombardment lasting seven hours. Telegraph and railroad lines near Taku were destroyed.

Shanghai Times Taku Che Foo Harbor Che Foo Berlin Pekin Taka Shangha Taku North Japan Russia Shan Hei Kwan Kien Tsin

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Harlow Carter Tien Tsin Mandsburt the Daily Admiral Seymour Legations St. Petersburg Daily Telegraph Brussels Standard Kiachta Maimatichin Urga Ithe the Times aChe Foo Union Club Remey and Shelton F Perry Wm Shuler Batesbury Lexington Marion Brazell W J Tucker Richland County Tucker Brazell Barnwell County Wise Henry Sixth Circuit W. C. Hough House OF Represen Barry Foster Tam JW Bamel TY Williams Porter J C.lowell Democratic Party James S Wilson W.O Cauthen LJ Perry J E Blackmon Friends of DN Mackey Atlanta Elliott Elliott & Crawford Virginia Paris T. H. Davis Lancaster Bakery
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