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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
1
Trouble Spreads in Nankin as Foreigners Targeted
Lonpox July 27 report warns of a possible general rising in southern China. Kwang Wu arrives in Nankin armed to deal with foreigners while Li Hung Chang faces Prince Tuan over policy. Warned by sources in Canton and Hong Kong, authorities fear anarchy and mass exodus as arms and war material flow into China.
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Lonpox
China
Nankin
Daily Express
Kwang Wu
Grand Canal
Li Hung Chang
Prince Tuan
Tsung li Yamen
Canton
Hong
Daily Telegraph
Shanghai
Ti Huong Chang
Pekin
Hong Kong
Europe
Beginning of the Rainy Season Used in China Outbreak Talks
W Henry Grant of the Presbyterian board argues U S troops face hardship as the rainy season begins in China. He notes floods between Taka and Tien Tain may force boat travel and that dry spells have preceded unusually heavy rains.
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New York
United States
China
W. Henry Grant
The
Presbyterian Board
Taka
Tien Tain
Chinese Minister to Paris Receives Undated Dispatch
The Chinese minister to Paris reported to Foreign Minister Delcasse a Yun Nan viceroy dispatch. It said French consul Francois and his party left Yun Nan for Tongnin on June 24 guarded by well‑armed Chinese troops. The message also stated Europeans at Pelan were safe, though undated.
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Paris
M. Delcanse
Yun Nan
M. Francois
Yun Nan Sen
Tongnin
Pelan
Government Receiving Tender of Service From Volunteer Companies
El Reno Oklahoma June 27 A M Baldwin of El Reno has recruited volunteers and offered their services to the government through Governor Barnes should hostilities require sending more troops to China. Ardmore Lt June 27 Captain B V Henson in command of the Ardmore military company tendered 78 men to the secretary of the interior in case of war with China.
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el Reno
C. T
A. M. Baldwin
Barnes
China
Aronmoree
B.V. Henson
Ardmore
Secretary of the Interior
Indian police ordered to eject prospectors from reservations
Hundreds of prospectors gather at the Wichita mountains seeking minerals in Kiowa and Comanche lands. Five hundred are reported on site as Indian police, directed by the Interior Department, prepare to eject intruders to avert possible bloodshed amid reports of new rich ore deposits.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Wichita Mountains
Interior Department
Governor Beckham to Call Special Kentucky Legislature Session
A conference of political leaders in Lexington Kentucky announced that Governor Beckham will convene a special session of the Kentucky Legislature to address pension repeal measures. The timing and scope were outlined as a priority for legislative action.
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Beckham
Kentucky
Lexincpon
Goebel Election Law Debate in Kentucky
The long contested Goebel election law faced renewed challenge as supporters warned that extending the law would ruin the political party standing in Kentucky. Officials debated the measure amid factional pressure and public interest.
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Kentucky
Sharkey Falls to Ruhlin in 15-Round Ring Showdown
Cogny Island June 27. Tom Sharkey suffered his first decisive defeat as Gus Ruhlin dominated from start to finish in a memorable Seaside Athletic Club heavyweight bout. Ruhlin controlled the action, while Sharkey fought back with bulldog resolve until the final bell.
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Gus Ruhlin
Cognty Island
Tom Sharkey
Seaside Athletic Club
Qnd
Gus Kublin
Rauhlin
Sharkey
Prohibition Group Plans Million Voter Pledge for Bryan
The United States Prohibitionists say they will present to the Democratic national convention in Kansas City on July 4 a pledge of one million voters backing William J Bryan if the party adopts a prohibition plank. They expect the move to split one of the two major parties and form a new party from the remains.
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United States
Kansas City
William J Bryan
Boer Commandos Disrupt British Columns In Orange River
Small Boer parties harass British infantry columns cutting off scouts sniping pickets and sowing confusion. Commandant Dewet leads operations as Lord Roberts tightens the cordon. Kruger may retire to Waterval Onder while officials vow to endure until the end. Canadians perform strong outpost duty.
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Lonpoy
Orange River Colony
Christian Dewet
Steyn
Lord Roberts
Transvaal
Machadodorp
Daily Express
Kruger
Pretoria
Botha
Government Criticizes Inadequate Hospital Provisions
In a Times communications from Cape Town MP William A. P. Burdette-Coutts, the British government is charged with failing to provide for the aisl and wounded. The report describes 1,500 patients in field hospitals without beds for seven weeks, typhoid victims on rain soaked ground, and three inch mud. The Times condemns the war office for callous shortsightedness.
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London
the Times
William A. P. Burdette-Coutts
Westminster
Cape Town
War Office
Last Formidable Rebel Body Surrenders near Villiers
Lord Roberts reports from Pretoria that the last major force under Commandant Villiers, about 220 men with 280 horses 18 wagons 260 rifles and 100000 rounds, surrendered on June 20. Baden-Powell notes pacification progress in Rustenburg district.
Victoria Crosses Awarded to three Royal Artillery members
The Gasetta reports Victoria Crosses awarded to Major John Phillips Hornby Sergeant Parker and Driver Glasscock Royal Artillery for conspicuous bravery saving four guns from a convoy disaster at Korn Spruit Orange Free State on March 31.
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Lonpos
Gasetta
John Phillips Hornby
Parker
Driver Glasscock
Royal Artillery
Korn Spruit
Orange Free State
No Troops Leave South Africa to End Boer War
Carr Tow s report from June 27 states that no troops will depart South Africa until the Boer war concludes. The announcement confirms ongoing commitment and delays any withdrawal.
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South Africa
Carr Tows
East favors no free silver plank at Democratic convention
John J. Fitzgerald and Jacob Ruppert Jr. arrive in Kansas City and oppose free silver. Sterling Price plans a headquarters for Congressman William Snitzer while urging New York as VP pick. Gangs rush to ready the convention hall as decorators work interior finishes. Charles A. Towne, Populist VP nominee, says he will arrive Friday.
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Kansas City
John J. Fitzgerald
Kings County
N. Y
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
New York City
Sterling Price
Paris
Tex
Willam Snizer
New York
Price
New Yorker
Pree
Hill
Sulzr
National Committee
Charles A. Towne
Silver Republicans National Committee
Kansan City
Populist Edmiston presses Towne nomination at Kansas City
Vice Chairman Edmiston of the Populist national committee releases a letter urging delegates to nominate Towne for vice president at the Democratic convention. He calls Towne essential to union among three parties and says Towne would boost support for Bryan and Towne, arguing Towne is stronger in New York than Roosevelt.
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Lincoln
Neb
Edmiston
National Committee
Towne
Kansas City
People’s Party
Silver Republican Party
Bryan
New York
Roosevelt
North
Delegates Favor Hill In Diverse 1928 Convention Returns
Knoxville reports 9 of 18 Tennessee delegates back Hill with reservations 2 back Hill with reservation 1 for any man who can carry New York and one for the strongest man in accord with the platform. North Dakotans favor Hill in a city canvass while Des Moines Iowa leans Hill over Towne. Descriptions note Kansas City convention implications.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Kansas City
The
Sentinel
Hill
New York
Indiana
Samuel Alschuler Nominated for Governor at Democratic State Convention
The Democratic state convention nominated Samuel Alschuler of Aurora for governor and elected delegates-at-large to the Kansas City convention. May or Carter Harrisson, Alfred Strude, Benjamin Cable, and Congressman James Williams were named. The platform reaffirms the Chicago platform of 1906, condemns trusts, supports the Monroe doctrine, criticizes McKinley over Philippines policy, opposes the Porto Rican tariff bill, and backs Bryan for president.
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Sprixereip
Samuel Alschuler
Aurora
Kansas City
Carter H. Harrieson
Chicago
Alfred Strude
Benjamin T Cable
Rock Island
James R. Williams
Carmi
Resolutiona
McKinley
Philippines
Harrison
Bryan
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