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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1899
Page
4
Boers Avoid Open Attacks on British Forces
The Boers are described as capable fighters yet they refrain from engaging the British in open combat, preferring strategic or localized actions over direct large scale confrontations. The statement highlights a cautious, defensive stance attributed to Boer tactics in the ongoing conflict.
When Atkinson's Second Washington Parted From Soldiers
The report notes that upon separating from his troops, Atkinson had no chance to deliver a farewell address, reflecting the abrupt departure and surrounding circumstances described in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Washington
Public sentiment on Aguinaldo followers and casualties
The remark notes satisfaction that few followers of Aguinaldo were killed but subtly suggests it might benefit the country if thousands were removed. The tone reflects harsh wartime attitudes toward insurgents and underscores the brutal costs of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Land of the Living
Coin Harry Publishes New Book on Money Trusts
The piece notes Coin Harry releasing a new book on money trusts and imperialism. It hopes the work remains factual and influential, aiming to stir American readers much as Coin's School did in 1896, though it warns the author’s brain appears contorted and may harm the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin Harry
Coin
Wreckers Strike Gold Basis In Spanish Warship Find
Divers raising the Oquendo off Santiago recovered 19000 dollars in gold from the vessel’s hold. Had the haul been 10000 dollars in silver instead, they would be about 9000 dollars worse off, so the wreckers will likely press for the gold basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Prophet Dewey Forecasts End of Philippine War
Dewey, returning from Manila, predicted the Philippine conflict would end soon. The rebel movement weakened as Lawton's forces pressed, and Aguinaldo evaded pursuit amid the sounds of marching cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Manila
Aguinaldo
Lawton
British and American Soldiers Compared in Early Conflicts
The piece notes British troops rank among the world’s best, but contrasts early Transvaal fighting by British forces with the United States against Spain, arguing that US troops should not be ashamed by the comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
United States
Spain
Uncle Sam
Aguinaldo Likely Saved Gilmore Leader Faces Mercy Question
Report suggests Aguinaldo rescued Lieutenant Gilmore from execution by General Luna. If true, Aguinaldo may gain leniency upon capture, while Luna warrants no mercy for his actions according to the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Lieutenant Gilmore
Luna
Bayemburg Surrenders in Luzon Action
The Luzon campaign saw a garrison at Bayemburg surrender to Lieutenant Monroe on November 28. The capitulation included 800 officers and men, several American and Spanish prisoners, rifles and ammunition, with Monroe commanding only 50 men from the 4th Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Conan
Bayemburg
Monroe
4Th Cavalry
Mayor Michel Surrenders Zamboanza to Castine Command
The Mayor of Zamboanza Michel orders the town to surrender after the assassination of General Calixto. Commander Very of the Castine takes control with the garrison and munitions. The other revolutionary General also surrenders to Very. One hundred Blue Jackets hoist the American flag and take possession of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamboanza
Michel
Calixto
Very
Castine
Transports saved by soldiers in Spanish American War tale
A government chartered transport carrying troops to Manila was saved from sinking after about twelve days of hard work by 300 soldiers who bailed out water with buckets. The piece notes mutual rescue by soldier and sailor and hopes for better future transport selection by Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Uncle Sam
Arrival of American Troops in Philippines Welcomed
The fact is noted that wherever American troops establish themselves in the Philippines they are welcomed by industrious and progressive Filipinos, reflecting a positive reception of the American presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Industry Rebound Follows U S Troop Movements
The passage asserts that when American soldiers advance, local industries revive and confidence returns, while Aguinaldo’s forces bring poor receptions, industrial stagnation, and widespread hardship. It criticizes Americans who favor retreat of troops, warning of ruin and danger if the country yields to Aguinaldo or worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
America
Georgia Progressives Defy Disfranchisement Laws
A Georgia legislative record is praised for not passing laws to disfranchise Black voters. The piece argues that Georgians reject racial oppression and favor fairness, justice, and equality, reflecting a progressive stance for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fifty sixth Congress Elects Henderson Speaker in House
The Fifty sixth Congress opened with Gen eral David B. Henderson elected Speaker of the House by 177 votes to 153 for Richardson with 4 for Bell and 2 for Newlands. Henderson sworn in by the oldest member, Mr. Harmer, as members took oath. Utah’s polygamist Roberts faced rejection over eligibility. a committee to decide rested on pending report. House adjourned 3 50 p.m. in memory of Vice President Hobart. Senate began its session at the appointed hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Richardson
Democrat
Tennessee
Bell
Newlands
Henderson
Harmer
Pennsylvania
Utah
Roberts
Taylor
Ohio
House
Congress
Hobart
Senate
Brigham H. Roberts
Georgia
Michigan
Robert
First Congregational Church of
Washington
Mother’s Friend Promises Easier Childbirth for Expectant Mothers
A period ad touts Mother’s Friend as a safe remedy to ease labor, reduce pain, and protect mother and child. It cites thousands of satisfied users and offers a free book, Before Baby is Born, from the B Regulator Company of Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cea
B. Regulator Company
Atlante
New Senators Seated as Senate Adopts Hoar Death Tribute
Frye of Maine as president pro tempore presided. New Senators sworn in. Objection to seating Matthew Stanley Quay from Pennsylvania by the Governor. Senate adjourned in memory of Vice President Hobart. President’s message not presented due to both Houses adjourning for Hobart’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Maine
Senate
Matthew Stanley Quay
Pennsylvania
Hobart
Congress
Washington Letter on Roberts seat bid and Wood Cuba ties
The Washington Letter reports intense interest over Brigham H. Roberts seat in Congress with moves to bar him, while General Leonard Wood arrives amid Cuba leadership rumors. It notes possible Hanna retirement as Republican National Committee chair and ongoing national political maneuvering.
Denial of Anglo American alliance asserted by Hay
The American State Department denies any Anglo American alliance or similar compact. Secretary Hay emphasizes the United States will not join European power ententes now or in the future. He recalls past campaign denials amid German voter concerns and stresses U S policy favors friendly relations with all European nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American State Department
Joseph Chamberlain
Great Britain
Joseph H. Choate
London
Hay
England
Ohio
Germany
Bogan
United States
Europe
Testimonial for Littels Liquid Sulphur Oil on Horse
John R. Gentry praises Littell's Liquid Sulphur Oil as the best remedy for cuts and bruises on a road mare after an accident. He offers a voluntary testimonial, noting it cures barbwire cuts galls and mange on horse or dog, with sale by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Gentry
Littell
G. A. Baas
Trustee's Notice for Cross Roads Township
Groves A. Goyert trustee of Laughery Township states he will transact township business at his residence in Cross Roads Indiana on Tuesdays and Saturdays each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Ind
Groves A. Goyert
Laughery Tp
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