Martial law proclaimed over all South Africa in 1914 crisis
The proclamation by Lord Buxton and General Smuts declares the union under martial law amid a northwest Cape rebellion linked to General Maritz. Reports describe Maritz’s German ties, capture of Major Bouwer, and threats to invade unless demands are met, with a Gazette extraordinary to publish the order.
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Union
Tovm
South Africa
The
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General Smuts
Cape
Genral Beyers
Brits
Maritz
Genral
Solomon G. Maritz
Africa
Germany
Great Britain
Trotha
Cape Town
Swakopmund
Berlin
London
Beyers
Citizens’ Force
G. Maritz
Conrad Brits
Colonel Maritz
Ben Bouwer
Bouwer
Hertzog
de Wet
Beryers
Kemp
Muller
Martiz
German Southwest Africa
Walfish Bay
Buxton
Baronet May Be Minister Baronet Baronet May Be Minister
Sir Gentile Cave-Brown-Cave of Stretton Hall Leicestershire England once a Salvationist and famed hunter seeks admission to the Congregational ministry in Philadelphia. He will be examined by the ministerial committee. if approved he can serve Congregational churches in the state. He trained four years in mission work and is a St Helens Repton graduate. He is staying with Rev D Leyshon at 314 Snyder Ave and preached briefly there on Sunday.
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Sir Genille Cave-Brown-Cave
Stretton Hall
Leicestershire
England
Union of the
Congregational Church
Gentile
Sir Gentile
St. Helen's
Repton
Sir Genfille
D. Leyshon
Snyder Avenue
Third Street
Sir Genille
Dr. Leyshon
Photographers' Association of New England Opens in Copley Hall
The 16th annual convention in Boston launches a three day session. More than 400 photographs fill the exhibits, including collections from the National Salon Abelloan and Berlin’s Herr Duhrkoop. Will Rounds of Lowell shows 40 autographs in color photography. H A Latimer offers European landscapes and coastal studies. John H. Garo presents notable still lifes and portraits. The opening featured addresses by Charles Wesley Hearn and Secretary Hoffman, plus a Home Portraiture demonstration by Will H. Towles and an evening lecture on light and shade. About 300 attended the first day.
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Photographers’ Association of
Will Rounds
Lowell
Biarritz
France
John H. Garo
Boston
Charles Wesley Hearn
Hoffman
National Association of Philadelphia
Will H. Towles
Philadelphia
National Association
Towles
George H. Hastings
Photographers’ Association OF New England
Copley Hall
James Montgomery Flagg Draws New Cartoon Series
Renowned artist James Montgomery Flagg launches a humorous cartoon series with a story by Flagg in the upcoming Rodan Post. His first article centers on golf as the subject.
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Flagg
Rodan Post
Golf
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