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16 Jul 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
Jul 16, 1900
Page
1
Tuan Fuh Sien Threatens Gun Attack on Legations
Washington reports a July 7 Pekin cable saying General Tuan Fuh Sien planned to use guns as imperial orders were ignored. The note, relayed to Secretary Hay, echoes Goodnow's Shanghai dispatch and highlights the Qing government facing a formidable internal insurrection without declaring war on Christendom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Sheng
Shanghai
Hay
Pekin
Tuan Fuh Sien
Goodnow
Inginal
Christendom
Impossible to Doubt It Warning for Europeans in Pekin
London telegraphs a July 5 telegram from Sir Robert Hart stating that Europeans in Pekin, including women, are in the legations and to prepare for the worst. A Shanghai dispatch dated July 7 reports a sortie by European troops from Pekin resulting in about 200 enemy deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
London
Associated Press
Lady Hart
Robert Hart
Tune Fah Siang
Hail Destroys Grain Near Rhine Creek Inside City Limits
A severe hail event within the city limits damaged a large quantity of grain in the Rhine Creek vicinity, prompting concern among farmers and local authorities about crop losses and future protection measures.
Demoned Naval Captain At Seattle Flung Self From Deck
Port Townsend Washington July 16 The revenue cutter Mc Culloch arrived from Dutch Harbor eight days out Captain Healey showed alarming behavior on the voyage and twice attempted to jump overboard He wounded his arm with a glass piece from a broken medicine bottle and was confined to the cabin then placed in a straight jacket at the Marine hospital upon arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townseap
Wash
United States Revenue
McCulloch
Dutch Harbor
Healey
Captain Healy Committed to Asylum in Washington
Captain M A Healy of the United States revenue cutter McCulloch was examined by the county board of physicians at Port Townsend Washington on July 16 and pronounced insane. A commitment to an asylum was issued after four years of insomnia attacks ranging from a week to ten days. It is believed he will be sent to the national asylum in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Gardner
United States Marine Hospital
M. A. Healy
United States Revenue Cutter
McCulloch
County Board of Physicians
Washington
National Asylum
Assessment of the New Orleans reveals severe ventilation and engine flaws
Captain Ide and officers report the New Orleans suffers from inadequate ventilation and overheated magazines with engines that misbalance at low speed. Magazine temperatures reach 95 to 98 degrees near the cor di te threshold, and air space per man is only 180 cubic feet, far below the 1,000 required. Crew sleep in cramped spaces as the ship lacks proper ventilation and engine reversing takes four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
New Orleans
Ide
Imperial seeks 40000 mounted police for Transvaal
Imperial authorities recruit 40,000 mounted police to permanently police the annexed Transvaal, with care town noted on July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Town
Transvaal
Foreign forces storm Tien Tsin arsenal in night assault
A force of about 2000 foreigners including Japanese with British and Russian support captured the Chinese fortified arsenal two miles west of Tien Tsin after a night attack under heavy fire. Chinese bombardment had continued for three days. 20 Russians killed by dynamite explosion. Two battalions of Ninth infantry and 800 marines from the Brooklyn landed for Tien Tsin duty while refugees from many nations prepared to sail to Japan on the Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Suancuar
Ninth Infantry
United States
Brooklyn
Japan
Logan
Laundry Owner Faces Anti Chinese Demonstration
Incensed over the Boxer murders a crowd gathered at Ah Sing s Chinese laundry in Kansas City Missouri and began a demonstration. Stones were thrown and threats were called to kill the inmates. Police dispersed the mob and guarded the laundry overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Counry
Ah Sing
British Admiral's Report on Tien Tsin Operations
Admiral Seymour's dispatches describe the July 9 actions at Tien Tsin where Japanese flank attack drove rebels from a southwest position, four guns captured, cavalry pursuit killed many Boxer forces, allied shelling secured the western arsenal, two guns captured, and the arsenal set ablaze as it could not be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
London
Seymour
Allied Forces Suffer Terrible Loss in China Attack
Report from the scene states an assault on the walled city of Tien Tsin failed with heavy casualties across contingents. American officers are said to have been slain as part of the fighting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tien Tsin
Desperate Boxer Siege Near Shanghai Legations
Dispatches from Shang Tung dated July 12 report native soldiers and Boxers attacking legations for hours with cannons aimed at breaching defenses. The governor feared great danger to ministers and government as foreigners reportedly killed after a failed breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shang Tung
Legations
Shanghai
Missionaries in China appeal for prayers and aid
American missionaries in China urge the Christian people of the United States to pray for guidance and speedy help for both American and native converts in their hour of peril, in a message to the Associated Press dated July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
SuHanaual
Associated Press
Killed a Playmate in Rifle Accident at Neighbor's Home
In Renville Minnesota on July 16 a 15 year old boy discharged a rifle thinking it unloaded. The bullet killed Eddie Schmidt aged 4 and wounded Daniel Kotte 11 and Christ Schmidt 10. The incident occurred at the home of Mrs. Kotte as Gustave Schmidt’s sons played nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renville
Minn
Gustave Schmidt
Daniel Kotte
Cbrist Schmidt
Four of the Victims of the Idler Disaster Recovered
The yacht Idler, capsized off Cleveland, was towed into the harbor. The infant daughter of Mrs Charles Riley of New Brunswick was found in the cabin. Four bodies recovered: Mrs James Corrigan, Mrs Charles Riley, Miss Etta Corrigan. Jane and Ida Corrigan still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Idler
Charles Riley
New Brunswick
James Corrigan
Etta Corrigan
Jane
Ida Corrigan
Heavy Rain Floods Yankton Town With Destruction
In Yankton South Dakota 7.28 inches of rain fell in 18 hours and nearly 10 inches in 60 hours causing widespread flooding. Streets are flooded and there is extensive damage to walks fences and cellars. Three bridges are down or damaged leaving parts of the city isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
S. D
Prescott Fire Wipes Out Million Dollar Business District
A July Prescott blaze destroyed five blocks of the city’s main commerce. Losses are estimated between 1 million and 1.5 million with insurance at most 350 thousand. Most shops banks telegraph offices hotels and papers were burned or ruined. Firefighting and wind kept flames volatile through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
A. T
Goodwin Street
Three Americans and Filipinos Die as Rebels Suffer Losses
During last week's scouting, three Americans were killed and two wounded, while 35 rebels were killed. Fifty rebels were captured and 25 rifles plus 140 tons of powder and ammunition were seized. The commission plans to appoint American judges fluent in Spanish for higher courts in Manila and the provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Baseball scores from a rainy day doubleheader
In the American League games at Buffalo Minnesota tied 6 6 could not complete. Milwaukee won 3 2 over Tee ee 2. Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 1. In the National League Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5 3 while Cincinnati crushed St Louis 9 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Tee Eee
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Miles Meets Wu as China military situation discussed
Lieutenant General Miles called at the Chinese legation and held a long conference with Minister Wu. The meeting appeared to focus on the military situation in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Washington
China
Otis Delayed From Duty Until September Leave
Washington reports General Otis on leave of absence with no immediate duty. He may wait until Brigadier General Wheeler retires in September to choose a new command, potentially the Lakes department in Chicago. General Miles backs reestablishment of the Gulf department, but officers doubt its necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Washington
Military Department of
Military Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Wheeler
Control of Federation elects Chicago Branch officers
The Federation of Labor in Chicago carries the election with building trades council candidates winning by a large margin. The council receives 500 from federation funds to aid families affected by the ongoing strike. In Washington, Curtis Guild Jr of Boston is offered first assistant postmaster general after Perry Heath resigns. no acceptance yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Oicers
Chicago
Crucaco
Federation of Labor
Buildings Trades Council
Building Trade A Council
Federation
Washington
Perry Heath
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Porto Rico Insular Commission
Guild
Hunts Released After Quick Testimony in Wife Murder Case
Frank A. Hunt, jailed on a wife murder charge in Qonasxa Minnesota, was discharged by Justice of the Peace Streakins after a cursory five minute hearing. The court freed him as soon as the testimony ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qonasxa
Minn
Frank A. Hunt
Justice of the Peace
Streakins
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