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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
1
Doubt Over Conger Messages From Pekin Crisis
The United States contends that a July 26 autograph message from Minister Conger may have been written at an earlier time, suggesting two cipher messages used in the Pekin legation crisis may have been redated by Chinese officials. The question deepens the mystery as relief prospects remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tien Tsin
Conger
Pekin
Taku
Chee Foo
Dorward Praises Ninth Infantry for Bravery at Tien Tsix
General Dorward, British commander, commends American Ninth Infantry for its bravery and loyalty in the July 16 action at Tien Tsix. He notes a misstep in initial deployment but credits the regiment with holding a strong position that prevented a larger enemy breakthrough and protected Allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorward
Ninth Infantry
Tien Tsix
Che Foo
Ninth
Rising China Prompt Missionary Refugees Across Empire
The Shanghai correspondent reports a general Chinese rising is deemed certain and missionaries are ordered to seek refuge at Shanghai or Hong Kong. Refugees are arriving from various areas in pitiable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
The
Daily Express
China
Hong Kong
Three Thousand Americans and Eight British Transports
Three thousand American troops have arrived at Taku along with eight transports carrying British troops. Both detachments lack artillery. A cable steamer begins laying a cable from Wei Hai Wei to Che Foo and Taka. The Fifth United States infantry totaling 1,800 passes through Chicago en route to San Francisco for China. Most American wounded are to be transported home aboard the hospital ship Solace from Taku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Taku
Wei Hai Wei
Che Foo
Taka
Chicago
Onicaco
Fifth United States Infantry
San Francisco
China
Robert Moale
Tiau Tein
United States
Missionaries Killed by Boxers Near Manchuria
Paris reports the French consul in Shanghai telegraphs that five French missionaries were killed by Boxers in the Manchurian district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Shanghai
Kansas City Fire Crew Heads to Paris World Contest
Chief George Hale and 18 firemen from Kansas City arrived in New York bound for Paris to compete against firemen from around the world. Hale predicted victory as the team excels in timed events, able to dress and ready in 8 1 2 seconds ahead of rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sta Why
New York
George Hale
Paris
Hale
Peru Adopts Single Gold Standard Coin System
The United States minister to Peru reports that Peru has adopted the single gold standard and issued the libra or Peruvian pound identical to the English pound in weight and fineness. The libra and silver sol circulate on equal terms, with libra coinage free and silver used only subsidiarily by banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roberts
United States
Peru
Reed Expected to Call on Speaker Reed for McKinley Rallies
Senator N B Scott at Republican HQ predicts ex Speaker Reed will be asked to speak and accept. Scott says several Gold Democrats will speak for McKinley. Richard C Kerens of St Louis, a national committee member, and Joseph H Manley arrived. Manley came from Maine. The German press laments brutality in the South African war and England's conduct, noted by Prof Rohland in Deutsche Juristenzeitung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Spent
New Yorks
N. B. Scott
Richard C. Kerens
St. Louis
National Committee
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Scott
McKinley
England
Berlin
Rohland
Deutsche Jurigtenzeitung
Hag Mada
C. F. Staples
Ringdahl and Knox
Mills
Miller
Staples
Sho
A. N. Dare
Start
Supreme Bench
England at War Cited as Targeting Boer Women at The Hague
The passage notes papers arguing that England is warring even against the wives of the Boers, reflecting the global humanitarian concern voiced during the Hague conference era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Chinese Viceroys Ordered to Be Ready to Fight the Allied Powers
Canton correspondent reports Viceroy Tak Su issued a decree warning viceroys and governors to fortify coast districts and prepare for attack and defense against the allied powers. He aims to increase the army and armaments and demands removal of four foreign gunboats guarding foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londox
Canton
Daily Telegraph
Wiring
Tak Su
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Chang An
Germany
Kwang Chow
Rainfall in Bombay region improves crops and reduces deaths
Lord Northcote Exeter reports general rainfall sufficient for agriculture in Surat and Southern Gujarat. Two and a half inches in Godhara and Panch Mahals, an inch in Ahmedabed, over half an inch in Kaira, and sufficient in Baroda areas near Surat. Okhamandal and Kathawar have drought conditions threatening crops. cattle die of thirst. Some districts, including Bombay Khan deish and the Deccan, report good rains and better prospects. Death rate in Gujarat falls compared with May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bombay Presidency
Lord Northcote Exeter
Surat
Gujarat
Godhara
Panch Mahals
Ahmedabed
Kaira
Baroda
Okhamandal
Kathawar
Bombay
Khandeish
Deccan
Fabulous Gold Strike Near Juneau Report Sparks Stampede
Advices from Juneau Alaska describe a rich placer discovery on Mendenhall creek renamed Nugget creek eight miles from Juneau. The first shipment arrived July 19 and crowds have rushed to Nugget creek with rowboat convoys heading to the new diggings as miners flood the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Juneau
Tacoma
Wash
Mendenhall
Alaskan
Cuba calls Constitutional Convention and U S relations task outlined
Havana announces a decree calling a Cuban constitutional convention with elections set for the third Saturday in September and a meeting in Havana on the first Monday in November. The convention will frame relations between Cuba and the United States as per a joint congressional resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Congress
United States
Cuba
Fusion Defeated in National Gold Democratic Vote
Indianapolis July 26 The national committee of the National Gold Democracy 38 members present voted 26 to 1 against fusion with the anti imperialist movement and a third party ticket. G Woodbury of New Hampshire was the lone supporter and a manifesto urging no nomination this year was adopted. A Plaza hotel conference call for a New York outlined convention to be held in Indianapolis August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Committee
National Gold Democracy
Plaza Hotel
New York City
New York
Haldeman
W. B. Haldeman
Louisville Courier
Journal
Bryan
G. Woodbury
New Hampshire
Woodbury
Glimpses of North Star Politics in Minnesota Race
The article reports on Minnesota 1900 political maneuvering with W. C. Masterman and Tams Bixby in accord on Republican strategy to mobilize a large vote for Van Sant. It notes Democratic hopes for Lind re election, Populist shifts, and potential Secretary of State candidates Sven Oftedahl and Luth Jaeger, plus talk of a third party balance and the Minneapolis mayoralty contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Masterman
Republican State Central Committee
Tams Bixby
Megsra
Masterman
Bixby
Central Committee
Minnesota
Republican Committee
van Sant
Clough
Sven Oftedahl
Luth Jaeger
Minneapolis
Yruelsen
Duluth
S. M. Owen
Ames
Hennepin County
Quarrel Ends Fatally in Boardinghouse Fight
In Minyeap Pouis on July 24 Morris Hayes, an ex soldier, killed Joseph La Porte with a single blow after an altercation during supper. Hayes surrendered at the North Side police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hayes
Joseph la Porte
Minyeap Pouis
Hayes
Little Hotel
la Porte
North Side
Saloonkeeper Shot in West Superior Hold Up
At about 11 p m a masked robber entered George Larson's saloon in West Superior and fired twice, hitting him in the head and thigh. The thief seized the cash drawer and about $12 before fleeing. Larson is mortally wounded and likely to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DouLurs
George Larson
West Superior
Larson
Maybury Unanimously Nominated for Michigan Governor
Detroit July 26 William O Maybury mayor of Detroit received the Democratic nomination for governor of Michigan at the state convention with total unanimity no ballot required. Several other candidates withdrew before a vote and delegates cheered approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
William O. Maybury
Michigan
Maybury
Breidenthal Named to Head Fusion Ticket in Kansas
Topeka lawyer John W. Breidenthal was nominated for governor at fusion conventions in Fort Scott Kansas on July 26. The report notes changes to party tickets and a shift from associate justice to attorney general. Democrats completed the slate under fusion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcket
Kansas
Fort Scott
Kan
John W. Breidenthal
Topeka
Rome
Immigrants Arrive From Russian Poland Near Duluth
Several hundred immigrants from Russian Poland arrive in Duluth after czarist persecutions. They plan to settle on nearby farms or work in mines, bringing some property and many children. They are described as industrious and well appearing. Black River Falls reports logs at peak driving stage with rainfall boosting 25,000,000 feet destined for Onalaska, easing a regional log famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuLuru
Poland
Duluth
Black River Fats
Wis
Black River
Onalaska
Farmer Shoots Eagle That Snatched Child in Wisconsin
In Pueboygan Wisconsin on July 26 farmer T Smith of Sheboygan Falls killed an eagle with a 13 foot wingspan that swooped toward his children. He shot the bird as it clasped his three year old daughter Mary. both fell to the ground and the child was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Pueboygan
Wis
T. Smith
Sheboygan Falls
Mary
Telegraphic Brevities: Labor Strikes and Train Wreck Reported
Manhat tan pantsmakers strike for 10 hour day and 10 percent wage raise with about five thousand out. A persistent drought affects crops across New England and the mid-Atlantic. A vestibuled passenger train on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois line wrecks near Benton, killing Otto Nemal and injuring twenty five others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway
Benton
Otto Nemal
Zelaya Renominated in Nicaragua Election
Kingston Jamaica July 26 private advices report the renomination of President Zelaya of Nicaragua. His election is practically certain. He has held the police three terms already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Kingston
Jamaica
Nicaragua
Congress Renominates Mott Thomas at Storm Lake
In Storm Lake the Eleventh district Republican convention renominated Congressman Mott Thomas. Delegates also endorsed ex Congressman George DP Perkins for the U S Senate seat left vacant by Senator Gear's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Sioux City
Storm Lake
Mott Thomas
George DP. Perkins
United States
Senate
Gear
Bristow Report Justifies Removal in Cuban Revenue Scandal
The Bristow report on Cuban frauds finds Neely embezzled at least 191713 dollars and supports removing Director General Rathbone. It asserts Rathbone unlawfully appropriated Cuban revenue funds through unaccounted per diem allowances and personal expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inxeaton
Bristow
Rathbone
W. H. Reeves
Secretary of War
Neely
Agsaer
Brandied Imports Promised For Season Selection
Local supplier invites orders for French and California Brandies plus Imported Holland Gin and French Claret. The message promises high quality and urges readers to learn of the products’ excellence before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Griesel Bros Stock List of Heels and Soles
Griesel Bros. advertises full stock of Dyke heavy and light suction and flexible heels O Sullivan heels golf soles and heels Imperial heels Gem heels and Arnold's whole heels in all sizes.
Theisen Fine Shoe Work Opens Near Col third and Johnson
Local shoe repair shop Theisen Fine Shoe Work operates from Colburn Street near Johnson, offering repairs and fittings. The business emphasizes prompt service and reasonable prices for residents and workers in the area.
Butcher J. F. Lang Delivers Quality Meats in Warm Weather
In warm weather the key to a good meal is sturdy meat and careful sourcing. The writer notes that the main course matters most if the butcher is trusted, specifically praising J. F. Lang for quality meat as essential to avoid spoiling the meal.
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JoSiff E. Third Street
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T. Caswell Oil Coo
Pichic
E.S. Elmer
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Wankels
Furniture
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YA Elcome
Schlitz Atlas
Schlitz Brewing Co
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Twin Cities
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
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East Second Street
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J. Hoffarth
Paru
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United States First Infantry
Metcalfe
Henry B. Metcalfe
Pawtucket
R. J
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John G. Woolley
Samuel ¥. Dickey
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Gold Democrats
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Aller Bros
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Theodore M. Knappen
Minneapolis Journal
Lind
Railroad Commission
A. L. Cole
Motley
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E. M. Pope
General Pope
L. L. Brown
Northwestern Railroad Company
McGovern
Waseca
Davis
C. F. Rhode
Spring Valley
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Rhode
Democratic Convention
Breidenthal
Bristow Reports
Winona Railway and Light Company
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Griesel Bros
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Col
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J. FF. Lang
A. A. Artz
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