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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
2
The column surveys the free silver fight within the Democratic Party, noting Bryan's stance and the convention votes against silver, then shifts to Aguinaldo and Spain’s prewar dealings. It also covers McKinley’s Canton acceptance speech and contrasts Republican and Bryan platforms, with commentary on political figures and debates.
Mr A Sanders of Groveland Florida reports a diarrhea epidemic there and credits Chamberlains Coli Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with stopping severe attacks. He says he recommended it to others and they found it the best remedy they have used. Sold by all druggists.
Daion City youth Abney trains in music under Attestion Union City and Smith. He left Saturday with Ar and Mrs George Smith for further study. At 15 he has mastered difficult works by the old masters with depth and expression beyond his years. His farmer father from Scotland sold the farm to fund opportunities for his son.
London reports a July telegram from Sir Robert Hart’s wife describing deteriorating conditions in Pekin. Dispatches from Shanghai and Shan Tung indicate a major siege with boxers and native troops attacking legations and bombardment intensifying, risking ministers and government.
Several hundred refugees mainly women and children fled Tientsin by lighters and tugs after Admiral Seymour ordered noncombatants to depart. Some women stayed to be with their detained husbands. Migrants were transferred to merchant ships. American, Japanese, and German warships received evacuees and officers, with the US gunboat Yorktown aiding missionaries and families.
A statement urges immediate, concerted intervention by foreign powers to stop anti-foreign outrages in China. It condemns massacres of Christians, warns of threats to officials and missionaries, and argues trade and order depend on decisive enforcement by international forces.
Shanghai cor respondent claims Sheng Taotai knew foreigners were dead when he asked the American consul to cable Washington to deliver them at Mentsin if the allies paused North of Pekin. report says Prince Tuan ordered China to destroy foreign vestiges. Brussels dispatch notes Qing official Sheng Taotai reports 200 Boxer soldiers killed in a sortie. legations under threat. Sheng warns of danger.
A vintage ad notes Dr King’s New Life Pills improve appetite and digestion, claiming a steady bodily habit and energy. Sold for 25 cents at J. M. Jones Drug Store.
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