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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
1
Washington reports that the United States delivered complete replies to powers regarding China trouble. It rebuffed the German proposal to punish Chinese involved and signals most American troops will return to Manila pending emergencies.
Paris reports Canton telegraphs describe disorders at Sun Tai near Canton with several villages burned and others besieged. Missionaries escaped as Chinese authorities request a larger foreign relief force aided by the French gunboat Avalanche and consular staff.
A fragment recalls that Democrats tied thrift reform to earlier eras 1892 and 1896 but asserts those issues were not the supreme concern now. The sentence trails off with indecipherable text.
General Roberts reports Pole Carew reached Koopmuiden after tough terrain with no road and jungle ravines. Eight cars of flour and one of coffee were captured, damaged engines left at Waterval. Lieutenant A P Clarke was shot yesterday evening but not fatally during routine rounds by a sentry.
A joint Antwerp Brussels committee arranges a grand reception for President Kruger upon his arrival from the Transvaal. Dutch and Belgian delegates will meet him at Flushing. Home fetes are planned in Antwerp and Brussels in his honor.
Galveston Texas reports rapidly improving conditions as residents aid recovery. Hospitals report fewer patients than expected given deaths and injuries while general city health rises above normal. Hundreds are bruised but healing. evacuees stay, and the first railroad train since the storm arrives at 6 10 a m.
The Atlanta camp of Confederate Veterans adopted resolutions denouncing the Grand Army of the Republic for remarks in Chicago about textbooks used in Southern schools. They accuse the GAR of stirring sectional strife, cite alleged Civil War cruelties, and condemn the GAR as undeserving of serious consideration.
At a Boston conference, the National party decided not to field a third ticket. Archibald M. Howe, nominated for vice president in New York, is expected to withdraw with Senator Caffery of Louisiana, the presidential nominee. Some supporters aim to salvage the effort by nominating one presidential elector in Massachusetts and other states where allowed by law.
In Chicago on Sept 22 United States Senator Hanna, Republican national committee head, signals a likely extensive West tour with Nebraska and South Dakota as focuses. He will decide campaign plans on return and respond to Mr. Bryan on state issues. Bryan cancels Illinois dates and shifts to the East.
Washington Sept 22 President McKinley and Secretary Cortelyou left for Canton Ohio. He has not decided how long he will stay and will not take active part in the campaign or make public or campaign speeches. No gang tours or receptions for delegations are planned.
A brief table of scores reports reads Boston vs Philadelphia 11 0 and a second game Boston 6 Philadelphia 7, with Brooklyn 5 New York 4, Cincinnati and Chicago a. The standings show CinciBrooklyn .603 Pitts. .5 Philadelphia .583 Boston .504 Chicago .459 St Louis .436 Cincinnati .413 New York .426.
London dispatch from Sept. 32 cites a Copenhagen correspondent of the Daily Telegraph that Russia is attempting to raise a loan in New York. Danish cartel sources doubt any success for Moscow.
In Syracuse Nebraska on September 29 Mr Bryan announced plans to discuss the trust question in his Nebraska City address next Wednesday evening The remark followed by a note on the gathering in Syracuse and the surrounding context of his campaign route.
The inheritance tax on Callig P Huntington's estate in New York is estimated to exceed 200000 with transfer charges around 9900. The body of Frank W Haines, a veteran theatrical manager, arrived in the city after his death at Wanwautga Wisconsin.
In Duluth on Sept. 22 Senator C. K. Dayig opened the Republican campaign addressing a large audience at the armory. He spoke for about two hours, with a focus on rallying support and outlining party goals.
In Hxeizna Montana on Monday September 22 the Daly Democrats who bolted the convention plan a state convention to nominate a complete ticket for the party.
Sheriff Toole and deputies fired on a riot near Shenandoah Pennsylvania killing two people including a child and wounding seven others. A crowd of miners and immigrants gathered as sheriff's posse escorted workers home after a shift at Indian Ridge colliery. Deputies faced stones and missiles before firing to disperse the mob.
At midnight Governor Stone ordered out three regiments of infantry a battery and a troop of cavalry to support Sheriff Toole in Shenandoah and Schuylkill mines region. General Gabin leads the provisional brigade and travels with staff toward Shenandoah.
Nearly ten thousand mine workers in Pottsville join a strike as 10 of the 34 collieries report disruption. General Superintendent Luther telegraphs President Harris of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company about the strike affecting that morning. Workers from 9,000 to 10,000 participated.
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy that destroys microscopic microbes and germs, prevents pain, purifies the blood, and effects a permanent cure. The pitch emphasizes health improvement and systemic cleansing.
In Scranton Pa on September 22 President Nicholls of District No 1 said the West End Coal company's mine at Macanagua has been tied up at five, completing the suspension of the Wyoming and Lackawanna valleys. Twenty four Reading company collieries remain in operation.
Northern and Northwestern Texas endure one of the worst storms in years with heavy damage mainly to cotton and railroads. Cotton losses reach about 10 percent while floods rise on the Trinity River near Dallas flooding parks and turning water forks into an island. Trains run behind schedule and roads suffer widespread disruption. Sheriff Hughes orders residents to move to avoid night floods.
The barge Martin towed by Maurice P Grover sank in the rapids at the St Clair river entrance Port Huron Mich September 22. Captain James Lawless and mate William Ross of Toledo aboard. Mrs Bacon of Toledo and three unnamed deckhands missing. Gabriel Petergon of Cleveland and George Kyle of Toledo saved. Canal navigation blocked, tugs patrolling Lake Huron to warn downstream vessels.
Sailor pugilist Thomas Bharkey pursues another bout with Jim Jef fries. Corbett plans return to New York by the fastest ship to seek reconciliation with his wife. Census reports Dubuque population up 19.75 percent to 86 297.
New York reports several Brooklyn factories substituting soft coal for anthracite due to the ongoing strike.
A London Express report notes items of value like spires brooches rings and medallions placed with the dead in graves and even Bank of England notes tucked inside a pillow to spite or outwit potential heirs.
A North China Herald extract reports a mock philosophy of educated Chinese imagining fantastical kingdoms. One realm has pygmies, another giants, a third all women, and a tale of people with central holes allowing passage by pole. The piece notes these claims as eyewitness pictures they have seen.
A fragment from a Philadelphia North American piece records a terse exchange as a rupt man rejects a demand for 2 dime while a tramp counters that ward work makes a feller very tired. The brief dialogue captures streetwise grit and social tension.
A witty Punch caption contrasts a boy awaiting a reply with a comical fear of a hidden bill. The dialogue plays on authority and the joking idea that a bill in hand or pocket determines punishment, reflecting satirical Victorian humor.
A hushed exchange under a lambent moon shows a man's plea to a woman who feigns indifference. The Detroit Free Press reflects a scene of quiet romantic tension with a restrained, reflective tone.
A Philadelphia North American note reflects on a claim that some ancestors of Princes All were highwaymen, described as knights of the road. The remark probes lineage and era while offering a wry glimpse of heritage and title.
A reflective piece arguing prayer should shape conscience not voting outcomes. It warns against praying for specific candidates, urges “Thy will be done,” and cites religious figures to illustrate prayer’s influence on public life without dictating electoral results. The author stresses personal effort alongside prayer and cautions against third party politics.
An old German family formula claims to rapidly cure rheumatic pains lumbago backache sprains neuralgia and chest illnesses. The notice promises a free trial treatment at AE W Laver Joan Vox Ror Leunze Dave Co for interested sufferers.
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