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06 Sep 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
Sep 06, 1900
Page
1
AlfKinds of School Shoes
Alf. offers a wide range of school shoes for all sizes and ages. They promote a large stock at low prices with easy return if shoes do not fit. Black shoes featured at usual low prices and a continuing sale on children's tan shoes. New styles for boys and youths available.
Compromise Sought in Peking Crisis Among Great Powers
Washington reports indicate diplomats expect a middle ground on the Russian proposal to avoid an impasse. Germany pushes for a compromise while China moves to reestablish a government and appoint peace commissioners as Washington awaits formal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chaffee
Peking
Berlin
Germany
Russia
China
Chinese peace talks face stiff Manchu led board
A London dispatched staple to The Tribune reports the Chinese imperial edict appoints commissioners for peace talks with Li Hung Chang. The court rejects Li Kun i and Chang Chih Tung names, choosing Prince Ching Yang Lu and Hau Tung instead. Loss of faith in negotiation prospects follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ching
Yang Lu
Hau Tung
Rebellion spreads in southern provinces amid anti foreign sentiment
A Hong Kong Herald dispatch reports influential factions predicting a major revolt within a month. Pamphlets in Canton and surrounding areas claim allies are routed, with missions in Kwang Tung damaged, foreigners abused, and English-speaking Chinese targeted amid widespread looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Canton
Kwang-Tung
Allied Troops March Through Forbidden City in Aug
Reports from Feking and Shanghai describe Allied forces marching through the Forbidden City on August 28 with British units third in line behind Russians and Japanese. Additional British Indian troops land at Shanghai bringing total to 2,000 troops and 1,000 camp followers. The Fourth brigade is ordered to China. Wharton Barker plans a national tour campaigning for the presidency. Bob Fitzsimmons considers Chicago residence and a new athletic complex. President and Mrs. McKinley will travel to Somerset, Pennsylvania for Mabel McKinley’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbidden City
Lonpey
Alfre Gasalee
Feking
Lord George Hamilton
India
Shanghai
Barker
Wharton Barker
Apeak
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Missouri
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wedding Plans for Miss Marvel McKinley and De Baer
A Somerset trip will occur by daylight for the ceremony with departure to Canton for several days after. A note from New York dated September 6 reports a Boer flag incident at Bar Harbor involving Edward Van Ness. The New York committee praised his act amid the British fleet and ordered a supportive letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel McKinley
de. Baer
Somerset
Canton
Copper and gold ore discovery roils Edgeley region
Rainey Bros near Edgeley strike copper and gold ore after drilling a well. Assayer's report spurs old miners to head to the Rainey ranch and locals from Edgeley and Kulm flood the area seeking claims amid mounting excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Mours
N. D
Rainey Bros
Edgeley
Kulm
Rainey “Ranch
Thief Drops Stolen Wells Fargo Package in Mexico
A Wells Fargo Express Company package worth $20,000 was stolen at Treveno Mexico and recovered by trainmen after the thief dropped it while fleeing north on a train. The incident was reported by the Mexican International Railway agent via The Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qurcaco
Eagle Pass
Tex
Mexican International Railway
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Treveno
Mex
United States
Annual Convention of Northwestern Photographers at St Paul
The sixth annual convention of the Northwestern Photographers' association drew photographers from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas. A strong exhibition accompanied the opening session with broad regional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Photographers
St. Paul
St. Pau
Northwestern Photographers’ Association
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Turkey ready to resist indemnity demands by force
From Washington Sept 6 Turkey shows intent to withstand foreign indemnity claims by force. Constantinople’s consul general reports the Sublime Porte awarded a cruiser contract to a German shipbuilder to be built in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixeron
Turkey
O. Dickinson
Constantinople
State Department
Sublime Porte
Staes
Rightist gain four seats in Norwegian storthing
The Norwegian election boosted the Rightists by four seats in the Storting. Vanity Fair notes a possible succession of the Duke of Marlborough to the lord lieutenant of Ireland. In Hartford, Crescey outpaced the world's trotting stallion recod in a time trial. Tim 1 04 8 4. Directum aided by the sale. The National Tube Co raises prices on merchant iron and pipings by five percent due to higher iron and steel costs.
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Depaties
Storthing
Vanity Fair
Duke of Marlborough
Earl Cadogan
Ireland
Hartford
Conn
Crescey
Tim
Directum
National Tube Company
Baseball Scores From Various AL and NL Games
American League results show Cleveland 7 to Minneapolis 8 in a second game, Buffalo 2 over Milwaukee 1, Indianapolis 1 over Chicago in a second game, and Detroit 2 over Kansas City 0. National League notes Philadelphia 1 over St Louis, Brooklyn 9 over Chicago in a second game, Brooklyn 1 Chicago, Boston 2 over Pittsburgh 5, and New York 11 over Cincinnati 3.
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Cleveland
Minneapolis
Mer Ipolis
Buffalo
Lwaukes
Indianapolis
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Philadelphia
New York
National party nominating ticket and platform in New York
The National party held a Carnegie Hall convention in New York to nominate Donaldson Caffery of Louisiana for president and Archibald Murray Howe of Cambridge, Mass for vice president. It adopted a platform favoring anti imperialism and a single gold standard with merit based public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National ‘Party
Third Party
Carnegie Hall
United States
Donaldson Caffery
Louisiana
Archibald Murray Howe
Cambridge
Maas
Ellis for President on National Union Reform Ticket
R S and S Thompson announce the National Union Reform party referendum results from Baltimore. Seth Ellis of Ohio earns the presidential nomination and Samuel T Nicholson of Pennsylvania the vice presidency with 1 621 to 24 votes among 28 others across thirty states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
R. S&s Thompson
National Union Reform Party Committee
R. A. G. Richelbarger
Baltimore
National Canvassing Board
Seth Ellis
Ohio
Samuel T. Nicholson
Pennsylvania
National Union Reform
Ellis
Nicholson
Montana Republican Ticket Noms Folsom and Others
The state convention nominated Davie K. Folsom of Meagher County for governor A J Pennett of Virginia City for lieutenant governor T J Porter of Miles City for attorney general A N Yader of Butte for secretary of state and H G Murray of Missoula as a candidate for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Heena
Mon
Davie K. Folsom
Meagher County
A. J. Pennett
Virginia City
T. J. Porter
Miles City
A. N Yader
Butte
H G. Murray
Missoula
Congress
No New Plague Cases Reported in Glasgow Segs
Health officials report no new bubonic plague cases in Glasgow Segs and believe the disease has spent its force locally.
Ink to stop washing internal revenue stamps scheme
Washington September 6. A new ink designed to wash out or alter color will be used to stop the selling of washed internal revenue stamps. Since the war revenue act began, washed stamps have caused much trouble and several arrests have been made, but many offenders remain undetected and the government has lost thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue
Amerlega Students Stray From Party and Disappear
Two American university students from Hichstads attending a congress of university men vanished after leaving a party in Rouge. Authorities search for the missing pair, with details of their names and route not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerlega Studenta
Phet
Missing students vanish after trip hike to hotel
Reported disappearance follows a excursion by a group including ecata combs, who strayed from the party and failed to return to the hotel. A search was organized and the area was scoured, but no trace of the students has been found.
Republicans Carry Vermont Votes by Narrow Lead in Vermont
Waite River Junction Vermont September 6. Republicans win state and congressional tickets by a small plurality and lead the state senate solidly Republican with about 200 of 246 in the general assembly. County tickets also Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite River Junction
Vermont
State Senate
General Assembly
Conductor Suspended Over Ticket Refusal on CP Rail
In Winnipra a third Canadian Pacific conductor was suspended for refusing to surrender his tickets punch and equipment to Montreal auditors who boarded his train at a small station. The conductors' chief in Montreal says a strike could follow if the method continues. Copper exports rise with August shipments reaching 18 845 tons, up from July. The steamer William departing Kingston Jamaica Aug 27 for Vera Cruz is overdue raising disaster fears after recent Yucatan storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Montreal
New York
Anguat
Metal Exchange
San Francisco
Sepe
William
Kingston
Jamaica
Vera Cruz
Yucatan Coast
Touse’s Fire Company Remembered In Missouri Town
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recalls Touse a once lively town in Buchanan County Missouri where a volunteer fire company wore red shirts and blue breeches. The group joined weddings dances and public celebrations and even served as mourners with honorary arrangements at funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasalle Street
Buchanan County
St. Joe’s
Touse
Volunteers
Justice of the Peace
Tribune
One Meal a Day Apple Diet Remarked Abroad
A traveler in southern England recounts meeting a man who for three years has eaten a single daily meal consisting mainly of apples. He drinks only apple juice, claiming it supplies all hydration as water distilled by nature. The meal lasts 20 minutes to half an hour at about 3 p.m., and the man remains vigorous while pursuing daily literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hood
Chambers’ Journal
Beecher’s wake up plan for sleeping in church
In a Boston talk Colonel Higginson recounts Henry Ward Beecher advising a Plymouth church sexton to instantly wake the preacher if he saw anyone dozing during services. Beecher recalls his own approach when he first arrived, using a vivid method to address the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Twentieth Century Club
Boston
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr Beecher
Plymouth Church
Simple Rubber Shield Against Lightning Safety
A Scientific American note says the simplest rule protects you from lightning: wear rubber and stand with clothes not touching anything. Rubber acts as an insulator and prevents conduction whether indoors or outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Healthier horse keeps Colonel Dashaway wary
In a terse exchange the dealer urges Colonel Dashaway to purchase the horse, insisting on its lasting vitality, while the colonel acknowledges the animal’s lifelong health as evidence of its longevity.
Senator Fairbanks Opens the Republican Campaign In Indiana
Derr Parr September 6 reports William Jennings Bryan touring Jefferson county West Virginia with two speeches at Morgan's Grove and Keyser. Crowds greeted the candidate with enthusiasm as he spoke and dined with Colonel McGraw at Morgan’s Grove before socializing with local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derr Parr
Bryan
Alleghenies
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Morgan's Grove
Morgan’s Grove
Shepperdstown
Keyser
Grove
Deer Park
McGraw
Addressed by Fairbanks Opens Indiana Republican Campaign
In Indianapolis Indiana Republicans opened their campaign with a Marion club street demonstration and a large Opera House meeting. John L Griffiths presided George L Tanner a former gold Democrat spoke and McKinley support emerged. Senator Charles A Fairbanks delivered the keynote to repeated cheers. An overflow meeting followed at Monument Place with Addison C Harris addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Republicana
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion Club
English
Opera House
John L. Griffiths
George L. Tanner
Mc.Kinley
Griffiths
Charles A. Fairbanks
Monument Place
Addison C. Harris
United States
Austria
Olney Shifts to Bryan as McKinley Policy Critique
Former secretary Richard Olney, writing from the Cleveland era stance, endorses Bryan for president while criticizing McKinley administration policy on the Philippines. He argues a Chinese problem could rise, and urges Democratic success in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seretary Olney
McKinley
New York
the World
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Mr. Olney
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Roberts Likely to Return Home with Chargers
The arrival in Capt Town of four of Lord Roberts' horses signals that the commander-in-chief of British forces in Africa will soon sail for England. The transport of the chargers suggests imminent departure and restoration to home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Capt Town
Lord Roberts
Chargers
Africa
Engd
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J. R. Baker & Go's
Department Store
Alf
Wruck & Behling
Third St.- Winona
Bergemann Bros
Galt
Mahlike Brothers
Fancy Bakers and Grocers
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Ader
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Sts
New Public Library
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Mabel McKinley
van Ness
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Great Southern
Jones
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Sultan
E. M. Phelps
Cubcano
Erskine M. Philips
Mr. Phelps
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Sept
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Ruth
Thomas M. Osborne
Aubtrn
Brett B. Abbott
Osborne
John Jay Chapman
Capitol Home
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Wham
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Sisters of St. Francis
Winona Minn
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