04 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1900
Page
1
Parronta April 3 heavy fighting spread from Brandfort to Bloemfontein with the Waakerstroom and Exmélocommandoes in action. British troops reportedly gained and lost ground as reinforcements arrived. Federal losses were nine killed and wounded, with British forces said to press the line before retiring.
Lexpos April 3 Fuller news of the disaster to the British near Samas Post clouds the outlook. Lord Roberts dispatch from Bloemfontein notes delays in casualty returns and the uncertain progress of his bid to recover the defeat. Boers shelling yesterday disrupted works. among casualties is 18 year old Bert Taylor who attempted suicide.
Fragmentary vintage text discusses Cupid, babies, and the idea of love completing Cupid's object. It cites Dr Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as a remedy said to restore health and natural state, implying marital and reproductive themes.
Court takes governorship case under advisement as grand jury work in Frankfort continues. Indictments are anticipated and the outcome from the Court of Appeals is expected within a day or so. The April Frankfort report notes ongoing investigation and hearings involving Attorney General Breckinridge and local officials.
From the Philippines aboard the Sheridan comes word Aguinaldo is in Singapore and Singaporean papers report interviews. Americans adopt a new plan with insurgents. At Pass a skirmish sent 15 men of Cooney’s company into an ambush. 20 attackers overwhelmed them but American fire kept rebels in check. 65 Filipinos surrendered to seven soldiers.
Secretary of the Treasury sent an urgent request to Congress for 500000 to be immediately available to empower the Marine Hospital Service to combat the plague and related diseases. The note cites recent outbreaks and climate conditions that threaten public health, warning the needed sum may be insufficient.
Miss Mary Louise Hantley assumes editorial control of the LaGrange Graphic in LaGrange Georgia. The paper now published by R.C. Ward and Lester Dickinson issued its first post change issue this morning.
An American officer, Captain Carl Reichman, sent to South Africa to observe the war reportedly commanded Boer forces at Boschman kop ambush. Reichman, born in Germany, came to the U.S. in 1881 and later served in the Seventeenth Infantry. He reached the front about a month ago and is described as a United States representative aiding Boer efforts, with potential diplomatic repercussions. The U.S. Army has not received formal reports, and questions swirl about his status and possible court martial if he aided enemy forces while still in service.
In Macay on April 8 a Knoxville revival at the Methodist church ended with preacher Morrill of Cartersville washing hands and flinging water over the congregation before departing town. Report notes his vow to have nothing further to do with the congregation as tension and confusion linger.
Across Illinois Wisconsin Nebraska and Kansas municipal races unfold with reform and public franchise issues shaping the contests. Voters in Chicago Milwaukee Omaha Des Moines Descat and Wichita face aldermen officials and mayoral battles amid debates over streetcar and utility ownership and reform platforms.
April 3 reports suggest a special charter may be arranged to transport Confederate Veterans attending the Louisville reunion. Dr Longino and Plycombs involved in reunions efforts, with local support noted. Body recovered of Harley S. Wescott, purser of a steamer, after a Seaboard incident near Savannah. Distinguish Baltimore gentlemen linked to Seaboard interests visit Savannah terminal.
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