Bulas Inva de Lape Colony Front
Bulas forces strike the Lape Colony frontier in a clash that redraws territorial control. Colonial leadership reports heavy exertion with ongoing efforts to repel incursions and restore stability amid sparse details.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
1
Boers Seen Gathering In Cape Colony Amid Reinforcement Push
London reports say Boer invasion rumors in Cape Colony prompted by Dutch support. War Office offered no clear details but signaled possible reinforcements for General De Wet chase. Lord Kitchener tightens control over news as government seeks horses and mules for Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Cape Colony
de- Wet
Kitchener
Daily Mail
Lord Kitchener
Indignities Suffered by Concentration Camp Women
Dispatches from The Hague recount the plight of women and children from Potchefstroom arriving in Harlem after forcible removal to British camps in the Transvaal. Women endured dragnets without food and insults. several were treated at hospitals while infants were kept apart from mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Advertiser
Hague
Holland
Transvaal
Mme. Hardus
Rence
Potchefstrom
Katfurs
Kimberley
St. Helena
Harlem
Africa
Knox Forced to End Pursuit of De Wet in Cape Colony
London reports General Knox has abandoned the chase of General De Wet due to Boers entering Cape Colony. About 3,000 republicans crossed the Orange River, with another 3,000 arriving at Philipstown. De Wet with around 2,400 men is northeast of Ladybrand, and an assault on Winburg is momentarily expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Knox
DeWet
Cape Colony
Orange River
Philipstown
Ladybrand
Winburg
Battle Looms Between British and Boers Near Krugersdorp
In Krugersdorp Transvaal on a Sunday in December a pitched clash appears imminent as British forces under General Clements reinforced prepare to engage General Delarey s Boer defenders in a major confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krugersdorp
Transvaal
Clements
Delarey
British Losses at Neitgedacht Reported
London reports say at Neitgedacht British casualties include 2 killed and wounded, 44 missing and still unaccounted for according to official counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neitgedacht
Finnish miner Oscar Mattila killed in Rocky Fork mine collapse
Red Lodge December 19 Oscar Mattila a gifted young Finlander was killed at 5 o clock in Rocky Fork coal mine No 6 incline West 600 feet underground when a ton mass of rock fell burying him except his head Companions rushed to aid and he died en route He was unmarried and popular among his countrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Red Lodge
Osccar Mattila
Rocky Fork
Tragic accident at Bar net as man crushed by train
Vancouver reporter says Charles McFee died after being struck by a moving gravel train at Bar net. He was thrown under the cars and crushed, with fatal injuries to the torso noted in early accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Barnet
Charles McFee
Police investigate alleged robbery in Craig incident
Helena report says Chief Travis is probing an alleged robbery in Craig. He went to the scene this afternoon as L Goss and a man named Tanner provided information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Travis
Craig
L. Goss
Tanner
Police hunt for man after assault and robbery at Craig
Police report a man named Mike Burns assaulted and robbed an unnamed sheepherder at Craig and wore the victim’s overcoat. Burke was arrested after the incident and claimed innocence. The county attorney and the police chief prepared to continue the search in Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Burns
Craig
Burke
Transport Thyra Arrives in Portland for Philippines Haul
The United States transport Thyra reached Portland from Manila with 770 horses and hay and oats. Horses await at Vancouver barracks and eight days remain before sailing. Captain Edwardson said the voyage faced a severe storm, sighting two vessels under bare poles with distress signals but no response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States
Manila
Philippines
Vancouver Barracks
Edwardson
Thyra
Tattern
Cape Disappointment
Naval construction board reshapes battleship awards
The board of naval construction revises ship contracts with Pacific coast receiving two armored cruisers from Union Ironworks, Cramp, Newport News, Fore River, and Bath bids. Potential changes hinge on Congress cost limits and restored specifications, amid talks with Senator Foster and Representative Jones over Moran Bros. Seattle. Secretary Long expects awards soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Naval Construction
Pacific Coast
Union Ironworks
Cramp
Newport News
Fore River Works
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Congress
Compass
Foster
Jones
Long
Moran Bros
Seattle
Kruger Arrives in Amsterdam to Broad Welcome
Mr. Kruger arrived in Amsterdam where municipal leaders greeted him at the railroad station. Large crowds cheered along the route to the town hall where a speech was delivered. He spoke of seeking honorable peace and recalled 1884 independence while denouncing British actions. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Kruger
Hogemaster
Whch
Stanford to Play Portland on Christmas Day
Stanford University plans a Christmas day game against Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland. The squad travels Thursday afternoon and returns after the matchup with players Gregory Thompson Barnisel Hauverman Wooley Wardall Nourse Potlard Parker Naramore Boren in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Portland
Stanford University
Cal
Multnomah Athletic Club
Gregory
Thompson
Barnisel
Hauverman
Wooley
Wardall
Nourse
Potlard
Parker
Naramore
Boren
Drowning at Hata Lake Reported on Amur Voyage
The steamer Amur arrived from the north with news of a boat capsizing at Hata Lake near Copper Mountain resulting in the drowning of Peter Early Mrs Join Taylor and Minnie Baker. The vessel also notes typhoid and pneumonia prevalence at Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Amur
Hata Lake
Copper Mountain
Peter Early
Join Taylor
Minnie Baker
Dawson
Princess of Asturias to wed Prince Charles adopted in Senate
Madrid reports the royal message read by General Carraga announced the marriage of the Princess of the Asturias heir presumptive to the throne with Prince Charles. The senate adopted the message by 157 votes to 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Carraga
Princess of the Asturias
Charles
Mayor Harrison Bans Prizefights in Chicago
Chicago officials report Mayor Harrison revoked all prizefight permits, a move taken before the anti fight ordinance could be enacted by the city council on Monday night. The action ends talks that he would not sign the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Will Not Str Fight Santa Fe Telegraphers Strike
Chicago dispatch reports that the engineers firemen conductors and trainmen on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway decline to advise a strike in sympathy with telegraphers. The committee cites failure to secure a settlement and states members will remain neutral during the dispute. Barr the railroad vice president praised cordial relations and businesslike conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santa Fe
J. F. Roddy
Irving Wellman
Thomas Burke
H. C. Scott
H. Hutton
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Barr
Santa Fe agents flee Pendleville amid armed mob.
Dallas reports a mob forces the new agent and operator from Pendleville to flee. a score of officers recapture the men and guard the station. Telegram from McGregor notes the station agent and operator deserted his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Pendleville
Santa Fe
McGregor
Heinze Objections Overruled in Mining Suit
Judge Blake overrules Heinze objections to General Harris receiver report in the Snohomish and Tramway mines case. Receipts exceed 150000, with over 107000 cash on hand. Heinze has received about 100000 in cash and ores. A $100.05 timber charge and a $225 bond-related item are noted as errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Henry N. Blake
Butte & Boston Mining Company
John F. Forbis
F. August Heinze
John 8. Harris
Snohomish and
Kulte
Knowles
Heinze
Blake
Harris
Fidelty and Trust Company
General Harris
Tramway
Snohomish
Heingze
Dangerous counterfeit coins seized by U S secret service
Captain J W Lawrence in Seattle reports two dangerous counterfeit coins from Spokane and Portland. A dollar dated 1894, allegedly by M J Williams alias Mike O Brien, is black tin and slightly light. A half dollar dated 1874 from Portland is inferior black tin, die stamped and milled, plated. Coins will go to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
J. W. Lawrence
United States
Spokane
Portland
M. J. Williams
Mike O’brien
Washington, D, C
Mine workforce cut by nearly a thousand workers
Local estimates put the number let out between 1200 and 1500 men, but the real reduction in the mine's force appears closer to 1000 workers.
American Smelting to absorb Guggenheim silver smelting plants
Announcement today in New York states American Smelting and Refining Company plans to absorb Guggenheim Silver Smelting plants. Capital would rise from 56 million to 100 million dollars with 15 million for working capital. New stock not to be offered for sale. A special stockholders meeting is expected within two weeks to ratify directors action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Joss
Jones to resign as chairman of national committee
Chicago reports say J K Jones will call a meeting of the Democratic National Committee in Washington to resign the chairmanship. J G Johnson is touted for the executive post and Governor Stone of Missouri wishes to lead, but a majority support Mayor Taggart of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Washington
J. G. Johnson
Stone
Missouri
Taggart
Indianapolis
Indiana
Triple murderer sentenced to death in Washington at Kelso
Martin Stickle was convicted of first degree murder for killing William B. Shanklin in November 18 with arson in his Kelso home. Two related killings near Castle Rock a year earlier linked him to the crimes. Stickle confessed after his watch and keys were tied to Shanklin. Judge Maher set the death sentence with a date yet to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalama
Wash
Dew
Martin Stickle
William B. Shanklin
Kelso
Shanklin
Cornelius Knapp
Castle Rock
Cowlitz
Ma‘er
Probe into West Point hazing death set for January
Washington December 19 The special committee named by Speaker Henderson to investigate Oscar Booz death from hazing at West Point will start after the holidays. They will tour Bristol Pa and Washington then proceed to West Point to hear testimonies from cadets and others and review the military board records. The inquiry aims to inform Congress and assess hazing practices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henderson
Oscar Booz
West Point
Bristol
Burgese
Mills
Academy
Hooz
Congress
Secretary of War
Military Board
Senator Chandler Prods Committee Over Montana Senatorial Case
Senator Chandler pressed the senate committee on contingent expenses to act on his resolution empowering the elections committee to probe the Montana senatorial dispute. He offered to discharge the committee to bring the original resolution to the senate, but Senator Jones objected and Chandler's measure was again tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Chandler
Senate Committee
Elections Committee
Montana
Senate
Jones
Calumet and Hecla Mine Cuts Large Force Reductions
Houghton Mich Dec 19 The Calumet and Hecla mine has made large reductions in forces during the past 60 days. The cuts affect mills and sun dry surface work as well as mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Calumet
Hecla
Catholic Fair Raises Over 4000 at Helena Event
In Helena on December 19, the Catholic fair concluded after a week of activity, raising more than 4000 and marking both social and financial success. Miss Larson won the popular girl vote and a gold watch, with Miss Maud B Wall close second, followed by Miss O'Donnell and Aggie Belle Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Baron St Laurant to Run San Francisco Consulate
Baron St Laurant the French consul in Vancouver is ordered to proceed to San Francisco to oversee consulate affairs for three months until a permanent San Francisco consul arrives. The transfer follows the death by suicide of the vice consul in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Baron St. Laurant
San Francisco
Paria
Violence against Christians in central Turkey provokes killings
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily Express reports Moslem excesses in the central Turkish provinces killing about 200 Christians. The report cites widespread attacks and displacement amid ongoing sectarian violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Vienna
Turkey
Hazing at West Point Court Reveals 1896 Encampment Testimony
A court of inquiry at West Point examined 35 cadets on December 19 about Booz's death and hazing in 1896. Witnesses, including relatives of Hobson and Sheridan, described "bracing" and other acts as outlawed, with some participants noting the practice was discontinued two years earlier and punishments possible for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Military Academy
Booz
Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Phil Sheridan
Mark Brooke
Pennsylvania
Brooke
Raymond L. Linton
Captain Dean
Hein
Stephen Abbott
Ilpois
Beog
Keller
Boog
Albert B. Dockery
Mississippi
United States
Mille
Academy
Charles McH. Eby
Eagling
Millis
John K. Harr
New Jersey
General Brooke
Claus
Casad
Indiana
R. D. Valliant
Arkansas
Elf
Valliant
Mitchell
James A. Shannon
Minnesota
Benjamin Miller
Virginia
Samuel Frankenburger
Albert
Abductors Contact Grief-Stricken Father Demand Heavy Ransom
Grief-stricken father receives messages from abductors demanding a heavy ransom for the release of Cudery's son. Officials urge calm while police investigate the case and seek clues to locate the missing child.
Kidnapping Probe Centers on Missing Cudahy Son
Edward Cudahy Jr a 15 year old son of Edward A Cudahy of Omaha is missing. Police and Pinkerton detectives scour Omaha and South Omaha while a threatening note demands 25000 ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Edward A. Cudahy
Packer
Cudahy Packing Company
Young Cudahy Returns Home Safe After Abduction
Omaha report says young Cudahy was secretly abducted and returned at 1 a.m. He gave no details on the ransom or circumstances. Authorities and family confirm his safety and plan no further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Cudahy
E. A. Cudahy
A. Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
Pinkerton
Omaha
Young Cudahy
Helena Vaccine Mandate Orders Return To School
Health Officer Baplsove directs Helena school heads to bar unvaccinated children from resuming classes after the holiday break. About several public school pupils reportedly unvaccinated, authorities plan compulsory vaccination. Three suspected smallpox cases reported by Dr Dent on the Goodwin farm near East Helena. suspects quarantined awaiting tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helens
Baplsove
Helena
Dent
East Helena
Goodwin Farm
Inaugural Ball Invitations Issued in Helena
A sub committee met at the United States assay office in Helena to plan the inaugural ball on the night of January 8. They determined to issue 5 000 invitations and announced that people generally are to consider themselves invited to the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyveri Bo
Standard
Helena
United States
Cascade County Officials Visit Helena To View Court House
Cascade county commissioners W James Bricknon B P McNair and Matthew Dunn visited Helena to inspect Lewis and Clark county courthouse and discuss plans for a new Cascade county courthouse with a cost date and ideas sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Dec
James Bricknon
B. P. McNair
Matthew Dunn
Cascade County
Lewis and Clarke County
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Bulas
Lape Colony
DaWet
Cape
Irith
Hom
Butte
Mrs. Knapp
Congressional Commoner Wik
Investigatoot Mearey
Can Franesco
Cadet Hobson
Fred W. Heinrichs
Tenied Heinrichs
B. O. Mahaffey
Rees
Walter Ko Wileon
Penniagene
Cerveral
Cudery
Cess
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