Yesterday's Battle Won by the English
Report notes an English victory in a yesterday confrontation with limited details and mentions Gatagre as a possible entrant or figure connected to the event.
06 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1900
Page
1
Report notes an English victory in a yesterday confrontation with limited details and mentions Gatagre as a possible entrant or figure connected to the event.
Dispatch from Ostfontein reports General Brabant scoring a decisive victory over the Boers. Boer forces retreat with guns and wagons while Lieers are pursued. Bant and Stryn show renewed engagement, gaining the position from yesterday and capturing a Boer fort as Britons press the advance.
Twenty seven candidates appear on the Democratic primary ballot for county offices with seven seeking sheriff. Voters choose a majority winner or proceed to March 22 with the top two, while Aniston Oxanna and Oxford precincts install election officers and clerks for Beat districts 13 through 23. Vote for W. T. Edmondson, Aniston sheriff candidate.
The report suggests there could be further British successes and that President Steyn may escape Pretoria, with officials and observers awaiting developments as the capital faces pressure.
A gas explosion at the Reg Ash mine in Fire Creek, Montgomery County West Virginia, trapped workers. Twelve were evacuated, five died, and about fifty remain in the mine with no rescue possible at press time.
Union Associated Press reports burglars dynamited the safe of the Hand Brewing company last night and secured three to four thousand dollars. The Stockholm dispatch notes government rewards for the relief of the Andre Relief expedition. Capetown reports a bubonic plague case on the ship Pable Bay.
Union Associated Press reports from March 6 that Natal is practically cleared of the Boers. Boers abandoned positions leaving ambulances with sick and wounded nearby as reinforcements and artillery moves continue in the region.
Commander in Chief Shaw of the Grand Army of the Republic travels southward today, announcing plans to hold a symposium across thirteen Southern states. W. T. Edmondson endorses the effort and urges voters to support him.
Sterkstrom reports Gatacre entered Stromberg yesterday unopposed. The Boers destroyed the railroad approach but the staying power remains intact.
London dispatch reports from Osfontein dated March 5 describe Boer positions four miles from the front over eight miles. It says the Free Staters are believed ready to surrender while Bloemfontein remains undefended, protected only by the front-line forces.
Oxford Pythians confer degrees at Rathbone Lodge No 68 Knights of Pythias. Esquire ranks awarded to Geo A Thomason and G W Wort while James Eason receives the Knight rank. A. Allen presided and the ceremony occurred last night in Oxford.
A morning blaze in Kingston New York destroyed a four story building housing Louis Elting Sons with a large clothing stock. American Express Co Carr Sons undertaking establishment and the Arcade were damaged. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars.
The Mississippi Senate today passed the Antimon bill, directing pretrial detention for persons accused of crimes and allowing prison terms to be set by circuit courts. The measure was reported by the Union Associated Press from Jackson on March 6.
Glen Addie Hose Co No 2 held a meeting last night and elected officers: President A B Livingston, Vice President R B Richardson, Recording Secretary Charlie Robertson, Financial Secretary Arthur V New, Treasurer J Y Robertson, Foreman Tom Bligh, Assistant Foreman Will Robertson, Trustees W G Burdette J W Robertson J J Lynch, Surgeon Dr J C O Anderson, Couriers Slick Robertson Burt Morley.
Mr. A. J. Stapp and Miss Florine Hatto of near Talladega eloped and wed today aboard a Southern train near Talladega. Rev. T. M. Callaway officiated at the depot ceremony as the couple traveled toward Anniston and Atlanta, with attendants from the Chattanooga Times and Sylacauga.
Local ad offers a National cash register for sale at a low price. Contact Gamner in Oregon for details and availability.
The city court had no cases set for tomorrow while today’s docket shows several outcomes. Williams vs Morton ended with judgment for the defendant, Silvey & Co. vs Cooper favored the plaintiff for 67.90, and Brooks won for 159.65. Sith va Miller submitted on demurrers to cross bill.
W L Perkins is named superintendent of the Anniston plant succeeding Vinthicum who becomes general manager of United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company works in the city. The changes, effective yesterday, signal greater activity at the nation’s largest pipe works and high regard for Vinthicum and Lithienm.
The community extends congratulations and best wishes as Mr. Perkins begins his duties as the new superintendent in Anniston, and friends promise a warm social welcome to the city.
The Adams Lumber company is organized with J. G. Adams as secretary and treasurer and J. B. Beard as general manager. It will manufacture long leaf yellow pine lumber on a large scale with mills at McFall on the Southern railway and offices in Anniston. The firm acts as sole agents for the Atlanta Constitution in Anniston offering subscriptions by week or month at Atlanta prices through Eros Book Store on Nobie Street.
Frankfort Ky March 6 The examining trial of Harlan Whittaker and Lee Jones charged with complicity in the Goebel murder continues. Prosecution seeks holding over to the April grand jury without bail. Also a note that W T Edmondson runs for sheriff in Anniston.
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