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28 Dec 1900
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Winona Daily Republican in Winona, Minnesota
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
1
Chinese Newspapers Object to Peace Terms in China
Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching met with Emperor Kwang Su regarding the proposed peace. The court objected to reducing forts and to permanent legation guards, warning they could menace the throne and invite renewed hostilities. Further communications were ordered before ministers conclude negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shancrfar
Chine
Universal Gazette
Tapia
Tang
Fo Heiang
China
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Kwang
Flying Column to Patrol Yang Tsun Region
The British increase their Yang Tsun garrison by 100 men with horses and three guns. A 1000 strong cavalry flying column will scour the area between Tien Tsin and Yang Tsun under von Waldersee. Colonel Tatlock’s regiment stays to destroy towns it once held amid Boxer quarters. Authorities deem Boxers unarmed and unlikely to start a large revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pexina
Yang Tsun
Tien Tsin
von Waldersee
Tatlock
Raiders Storm British Holdings in Sauth Sena Victo
The Miowera reports a Tageri raid from Dutch New Guinea on Morehead river. Police units clashed with pirates sinking five sunke. about 40 are said to have been killed or drowned. Tugers attacked Morehead villages, killing 16. Six months earlier peace had been agreed with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Cudahy Kidnapping Sparks Agitation in Pierre
Pierre South Dakota debates tougher kidnapping penalties after the Cudahy case in Omaha. Current law imposes 10 years in prison with good time deductions, provoking calls for stricter measures ahead of the legislative session.
Bank Failure Rocks Guadalupe Firm Francisco Nogriatti & Co
The well known banking house Francisco Nogriatti & Co of Guadalupe failed amid a financial panic. Liabilities are about 2.8 million dollars and assets may cover the claims with proper handling. The collapse is attributed to financial stringency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City.o
Mexico
Francisco Nogriatti & Co
Guadalupe
Corner on Beans Raises Chicago Prices Fast
A Chicago market drift sees a bean corner led by the Albert Dickinson company. Prices jump from 1.84 to 2.20 per bushel in two weeks with forecasts of 2.50 within a fortnight. Government purchases are cited as fueling the boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Dickinson Company
Secretary of War Purchases Samoa for Philippine Transport
The secretary of war bought the large freight steamer Samoa at Hong Kong to move volunteers to the Philippines. The ship will be altered for the transport task and the work will be carried out in Hong Kong and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
Samoa
Hong Kong
San. Francisco
Volunteer Army
Philippines
Agra
Hons Kobg
Army reform shocks London by demanding Colville resignation
Dec 28 London. War office launches promised army reform by demanding General Sir Henry Colville resign from Gibraltar and the South Africa command. Colville refuses and heads to England. The move follows prior Yeomanry disaster inquiries and signals a shift away from Lansdowne and Wolseley era commanders. Colville, a prominent social figure in London clubs, is involved in the wider shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolse
First Blow Struck in Scranton Street Car Strike
William Patterson new superintendent of Scranton Railway faced a violent assault as strikers blocked his car in Scranton Pennsylvania on December 28. Potatoes were thrown from a nearby store, and Patterson was dragged into a saloon by Edward and Joseph Pently before escaping through the rear. Police and strikers helped disperse the crowd and move the stalled car to the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Railway
Scranton
William Patterson
Scranton Railway Company
Teamsters
Patterson
Edward
Joseph Pently
Ascape
Alsc
Depositors panic as Baltimore savings banks suspend cash
Depositors in Baltimore surged to the doors of Savings Bank of Baltimore City Savings Bank and Hopkins Place Savings after the Old Town bank failure on Wednesday. Early openings and prompt payouts calmed fears as some customers reconverted funds into new accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Old Town Bank
Savings Bank of Baltimore
City Savings Bank
Hopkins ‘Place Savings Bank
Honolulu Temperance Crusade to Hit Islands in January
Honolulu officials prepare for a temperance crusade led by the W T U and the Ministers union. Miss Jessie McKerman and Miss Ada Murcatt arrive December 29 aboard the steamer Copticon, followed by Rev Dr Chapman of the Anti Saloon League in January. The campaign supports Littlefield of Maine’s bill to prohibit alcohol sales to Pacific island aborigines under U S control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Cota
Horoluur
Ministers’ Union
T. U
Jessie McKerman
Ada Murcatt
Dr. Chapman
Anti-Saloon League of Oakland
Crigade
Littlefield
Maine
Pacific Islands
United States
Drunken Woodsmen Terrorize North Western Train
In Makinetti Wisconsin three drunken woodsmen refused to pay fare and resisted removal from a north bound passenger train between Makinetti and Peshtigo. A fight with knives and revolvers ensued as brakemen and the baggage man aided the conductor. The trio were subdued and forced to pay double fare. one brakeman was injured in the neck. Also, Boston police suspect Pat Crowe and another man of kidnapping young Cudahy may be aboard the Warren liner Michigan bound for Liverpool, with Scotland Yard alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makinetti
Wis
Northwestern
Peshtigo
Crowe
Liverpool
Boston
Pat Crowe
Young Cudahy
Michigan
Scotland Yard
Colonel Picquart Protests Amnesty Bill In Paris
Colonel Picquart writes to Waldeck Rousseau denouncing inclusion in the amnesty bill He says he will not owe rehabilitation to the measure and repudiates rumors of compensation upon amnesty He notes strong opposition to the proposal and maintains his stance amid debate in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picquart
Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
New Steamer Sonome Breaks Ocean Run Record
The Sonome of the Oceania Steamship line arrived in San Francisco after a record voyage from Philadelphia sailing around Cape Horn in 86 days 9 hours with no intermediate stops except Coronel. The prior record by the Sierra stood at 43 days 6 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sonome
Oceania Steamship Company
Philadelphia
Cape Horn
Sierra
Coronel
Croker Summoned on Income Tax Inquiries
London reports Richard Croker returned to Wantage from Carlsbad and Nice two days before Christmas and received a summons to appear January 2 to answer inquiries about his income for income tax purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
London
Richard Croker
Carlsbad
Nice
Wantage
Christ R Oss
Missouri Prosecution Body Seeks Kidnapping as Capital Crime
At a meeting in St. Louis on December 28 the prosecuting officers of Missouri adopted a resolution urging the state legislature to pass a law making kidnapping a capital crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Kitchener Holds Boers in Check in Cape Colony
London Dec 28 dispatches report Lord Kitchener has kept the invading Boers in check but failed to expel them from Cape Colony. Dewet’s capture may influence any effect of the proclamation. Boers view it as weakness and fear vengeance. Queen Victoria may back a new Star of Africa order for South Africa service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South -Africa
Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Dewet
Vryberg
Marael
South Africa
Boers Attack Garrisons on Lines of Communication
From Newcastle Natal December 28. Boers attacked every British garrison along the lines of communication between Standerton and Ingogo. All attacks were repulsed with only slight British casualties. At Utrecht a Boer detail demanded whisky cigars and Christmas luxuries, threatening to attack if denied, but the challenge was ignored and Utrecht was attacked in force on Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Natal
Standerton
Ingogo
Utrecht
International syndicate forms for Damaraland development
A British led international syndicate is formed to develop Damaraland mineral resources. Capital will be held in London Paris Berlin and New York. The government now offers facilities for colonization irrigation mining and a railway from Swaatkbund to Etjlebunde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt Town
Damaraland
London
Paris
Berlin
New York
Swaatkbund
Etjlebunde
Cleveland Councilman Acquitted in Bribe Trial at City Council
Cleveland December 28 The Cleveland city council acquitted Councilman John R O Donnell of accepting a bribe to vote a contract to Gamewell Fire Alarm and Telegraph company of New York by a 13 to 6 vote The Director of Law Hogsett criticized council and said he would not take part in trials of Stover Purdy and Henry. Snonton Ohio Arrests in Brutal Noble Murder Case Ephraim Noble his son Alex Arbango son in law and two grandsons were arrested for the August murder of George W Noble The victim a wealthy stockman died after a brutal beating and part of his head was eaten by hogs a 3500 reward was offered for the killers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John R. O'Donnell
Gamewell Fire Alarm and Telegraph Company
New York
Law Hogsett
Stover, Purdy and
Henry
Snonton
Ephraim Noble
Alex Arbango
George W. Noble
Noble
Carrie Nation Destroys Bar Room Property in Kansas
Mrs. Carrie Nation, leader of the W C T U in Barber county, entered the Carey hotel bar in Wichita and smashed a $300 painting and a $100 mirror with a stone. She had broken mirrors in Kiowa saloons previously. Nation says no law can prosecute her. She is jailed on malicious destruction of property charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Carrie’ Nation
Barber County
T.U
Carey Hotel
Two Murders Stir Pemiscot County Fear of Lynching
Foster Baker and Robert Jones quarrelled while intoxicated at Cottonwood Point Pemiscot county Baker stabbed Jones fatally later that evening Baker then killed an unsuspecting German named Jot before capture. townsfolk fear lynching as Baker is jailed at Caruthersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pornan Buiurr
Foster Baker
Robert Jones
Cottonwood Point
Pemiscot County
Baker
Jones
Caruthersville
Beach in Jail on Attempted Kidnapping Charge
Logansport Indiana December 28. Charles H Beach once of this city now of Chicago is jailed here charged with attempting to kidnap his son who is under the mother s control He is held on a 500 bond awaiting trial The Beach family separated years ago and Beach has resided in Chicago since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Charles H. Beach
Chicago
Beach
Senator Allison Says War Revenue Tax Bill To Be Taken Up
WasuHIndon December 28 Senator Allison the second-ranking finance committee member says the house bill amending the war revenue tax will be taken up by the committee immediately after congress reconvenes No hearings will be granted by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuhindon
Allison
Finance
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine. It promises a refund of money if it fails and references a medicine box with a one nature in or exchange offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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