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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1900
Page
8
Swallowing China The Filtered State Journal Debate
A fragmentary polemic argues over partition and fate of China. It voices fear of Western aggression, insists Chinese civilization predates powers, and condemns missionary and civilizing efforts as imperial arrogance while urging restraint and respect for Chinese sovereignty.
Treasure from Nome Steamship Garrone Arrives With 300 Passengers
The Garrone reached Port Townsend from Nome with about 300 passengers and reports of gold aboard. Passengers describe excitement over a fuel shortage and a smallpox outbreak blamed on the ship’s origin. Authorities imposed strict measures as cases spread, with earlier reports of smallpox on a Nome arrival triggering shore limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Nome
Canyon
Origen
Oregon
New Cares Greldaiy
County reports inflame calls for aid amid crisis rumors
In Gar area reports hint at serious altameion threat as military struggles. Gausea Randall appeals to the cltteena to counter misinformation and fund a hospital to provide better care for the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Gausea Randall
Cltteena
Morrison Pretrial in Fatal Attack on Mrs Castle
Miss Jessie Morrison faces preliminary examination in El Dorado on charges of killing Mrs Olin Castle. Defense asserts self defense while prosecutors hint at possible jealousy and prior intimacies with Castle, ahead of his marriage to Miss Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorada
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Ponce Allenbach
Miss Morrison
Castle
Misa Morrison
Mr. Castle
Mika Wiley
Castie
Miss Wliey
Chinese Reformer Leung Chitso Returns to Honolulu
Leung Chitso, the Chinese reformer targeted by a 65000 dollar reward from the empress dowager, has come back to Honolulu from Maui after three months there organizing the Bow Wong movement to overthrow the regent and reinstate the young emperor. He says the United States proposed to open China to protect its territory, a policy he deems beneficial to modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Leung Chitso
Maui
Islands
Bow Wong
Leung
United States
China
Chinese in San Francisco Ready to Enlist for Uncle Sam
Ho Yow the Imperial consul general says Chinese in California are united against the Boxers and willing to volunteer to fight under the United States flag with allied powers. He notes a meeting of San Francisco Chinese merchants deciding to close business if needed and offer services to the U.S. government. Wu reportedly ready to depart when ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ho Yow
Tve
United States
China
Trade Disruption Hits Flour Exports to China
Willan Whiley, Hong Kong representative of a California milling firm, warns that troubles in China will suspend flour trade. He says 2,000,000 sacks of flour in Hong Kong cannot reach the interior, with more held up as wait times lengthen. Cotton, oil, and machinery are also affected as shipments stall. The value tied to undelivered exports runs into millions, and suppliers face losses from Chinese buyers unable to fulfill orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
China
Willan Whiley
Hong Kong
California
Orient
Shanghai
United States
Cattle Disease Spreads Across Iowa Farmlands
Clinton Iowa July 17 reports from Maquoketa and nearby farms describe cattle turning blind in both herds and isolated animals. Farmers observe watery eyes and red pupils with unusual white flecks. after a few days the eye damage often clears, but vision remains impaired in many cases. No remedy yet to halt the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Iows
Maquoketa
Seattle
Corn Damaged As Hot Winds Threaten Kansas Crops
The Kansas climate and crop service reports a warm week with scattered showers and hot winds. Corn is in poor to damaged condition in several eastern counties, with some fields drying up in Pottawatomie and Hiley, while overall crops show variable yields and haying begins across central districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climate and Crop Service
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Hecht
Doniphan
Jackson
Marshall
Pottawatomie
Hiley
Nemaha
Nemahe
Jefferson
Cherokee
Chautauqua
Woodson
Arkansas Valley
Beckham Leads In Democratic State Convention
In Lextinton Kentucky July, Beckham leads at the Democratic state convention with Goebel’s influence echoed in full party rhetoric. Key figures McCreery Lewis Tarvin and others appear as potential candidates or dark horses amid debate over Goebel election law amendments. The convention will shape temporary chairmanship and committee makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lextinton
William Goebel
Teckham
Goves Mmn
MccCreery
Joseph J. Lewis
James Do
Glack
James F Tarvin
Divers
Phere
Saint Teresa of Yaqui Indian Fame Marries Publicly
Teresa Arres known as Santa Teresa, reputed saintly Yaqui preacher, marries ranchman Rodrigues near Metcalf. After a shooting and failed assassination, Mexican followers pursue retribution, Rodriguez jailed, Teresa returns to Clinton amid claims of a temporary charm and alleged vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Tucson
Ani
Teresa Arres
Santa” ‘Teresa
Ate
Rodhielles
Fife
Rodrigues
Metcalf
Mé¢tealt
Iich
Rich gold ore strike reported at East Pacific mine Montana
Belena reports a June discovery by R A Bell and James Lanahen near Helens about fifteen tiles east of town. Dolly Af ore smelter returns from the first shipment show $1000 per ton, with belief of a large quantity in sight. The find follows another recent $1000 per ton discovery in the area, amid concerns over theft if value became widely known. The U S treasury data through June 20 indicates higher receipts than last year as some districts shift bullion shipments to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belena
Suly
Virma Alx
East Pacific
Ifteen Tiles
Helens
R. A. Bell
James Lanahen
Dolly Af
Asces
United States
Ashe Dewn
Helena
Seattle
Cure For Cholera Infantum Wever Known To Fail
An Ohio mother claims a cholera infantum remedy restored her ill child after doctors abandoned hope. She says the treatment cured the infant in two days and left the child healthy, recommending the remedy to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palendor
Charain
Titsie
Curtis Bicker
Bookwalct
Ohio
Wallace declines presiding at Anti-Imperialist League meeting
Gen. Lew Wallace will not preside over the National Anti-Imperialist League gathering and states he takes no part in the event nor is he in sympathy with it. The note appears in Indianapolis dated May 16 with no further involvement indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolie
Sma
Mary
Lew Wallace
Promotion for Adna R Chaffee to major general volunteers
Washington dispatch reports President McKinney will promote Brigadier General Adna R. Chaffee to major general of volunteers upon return to Washington. Cabinet decision preserves Chaffee in supreme command while Miles promotions create a vacancy. Possible successors include J C Bates and generals Grant Hall and Bell as brigade commanders under Chaffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
McKinney
Adna Re Chaffee
Gen. Chaffee
Miles
John C. Bates
Taku
Chaffes
Chaffer
Frederick D. Grant
Hall
J. M. Bell
Mourn for Liscum at Camp Hissoin as Tien Tsin falls
Springfield Tennessee reports the death of Col. Liscum of the Ninth Infantry after the repulse of allied troops at Tien Tsin China. Other American officers were wounded. News prompted a meeting of Second Brigade officers and a tender of services in China to Governor Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mother of Mrs Hay Ill in Cleveland Home
Mrs Julia Stone widow of Amasa Stone and mother of Mrs Hay wife of the secretary of state is seriously ill at her Cleveland home after a long illness the condition taking a dangerous turn in recent days. German Editor Dead in St Joseph George Ludwig Muche longtime Volksblatt chief dies in Missouri after illness. Consumption claim advertised remedy Minute D ing promoted for cough cold and throat troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Cleveland
Julia Stone
Amasa Stone
Il Dealth
St. Joseph
George Ludwig Muche
The
Volksblatt
Chicago
St. Louis
Bryan skips Kansas convention to stay in Lincoln
William J. Bryan will not attend the Populist and Democratic state convention at Fort Scott next week. Delegates from Kansas failed to persuade him to travel, though he pledged support and three state speeches beginning September 1. Bryan plans to remain in Lincoln until official nomination notification in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Fort Scott
Bryan
Kansas
J. I. Sheppard
Clay Center
Dele- Sates
Lincoln
National Committee
Topeka
Southwest
Wichita
Hutchinson
Lincoin
Taylor Riddle
Marion
J. Sheppard
Bourbon County
F. Lamb
Parsons Eclipse
G. W. Goodlander
Indianapolis
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