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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
2
A persuasive claim urges wealth as a burden on health, but promises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets restore digestion and nerves. The testimonial notes stomach trouble linked to riches and cites personal relief after using the products.
A fragmented excerpt from the Washington Gazette traces debates over Republican strategy and William J. Bryan. The piece mocks Bryan as prophesying doom while criticizing his influence on national sentiment and policy amid ongoing political contention.
A dated editorial fragment debates China’s war implications and domestic political stakes. It critiques free silver planks, Hawaii, and the Kansas City platform while speculating on a long Chinese conflict and possible presidential outcomes.
A garbled segment mentions a pre Democratic motive and support actions tied to a figure named Fulpinos. Details are unclear but imply a rationale for helping or driving toward Foyt.
Special corresp notes profits from stamp book trials by the Post Office Depart ment exceed $20,000. Discussion of reciprocity and minimum tariff rates with references to the Dingley act and favored nation status. Mentions Germany and China in trade context and potential shifts in policy.
A man identified as Strauser shot his wife and then killed himself at a resort in Arkansas after visiting her to demand money. He had not spoken with her for a year but recently came for funds. After drinking Saturday he fired four shots, striking her in the head, then killed himself. The incident occurred in the lower part of the atty area where he worked as a cock speer.
Washington July 23 President McKinley has received what purports to be a direct appeal from the Chinese imperial government asking his good offices to extricate China from the dangerous position created by the Boser uprising and hostile powers. The telegraphic text is not fully clear but seems to request mediation and guidance from Washington as foreign tensions mount around Tientsin and Shantung.
The United States pursues a distinct policy line in handling the Pekin crisis. The State Department seeks access to Mr. Conger, even via military options, while European powers push a harsher stance toward Chinese authorities. Military experts see openings in Pekin, urging decisive action to reopen the base and leverage allied support.
The Chinese minister in London made a Sunday call at the Foreign Office in Salisbury's absence. The meeting with Sir Hellier Macartney indicated a shift toward closer contact with British officials. Foreign envoys issued messages suggesting a more direct approach to negotiations.
The article reports British and American officials commenting on China’s unrest, Li Hung Ching’s pacific stance, and the outlook for southern provinces. It notes communication disruptions blamed on rebels, cautious Western hopes for a peaceful resolution, and rumors of dispatches and counterclaims amid the Nagar incident. It also mentions U S infantry casualties and local military parades in Tianjin and nearby zones.
An old style adv piece urges Republicans to enroll in the Lincoln League and promote a health remedy boast. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery for throat and lung ailments, claims dramatic cures, and lists prices and a druggist contact. The text also advertises travel schedules and praises Chamberlain’s Diarrhoea Remedy with long familiar testimonials.
An ad notes that Dr King’s New Life Pills improve appetite digestion and daily vigor. Sold at J M Jones Drug Store for 250. Also appears are notices about an Industria Savings and Loan Association series No 32 on Angus 3rd, offers to buy shares, invites investigations, and a local secretary will provide details.
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