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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1899
Page
1
War News From Colenso Battles and Censorship Critique
London dispatches detail mixed Colenso battle reports with censoring of ailing details. Boers reportedly captured British guns and Buller’s forces faced heavy fire while heroic actions by volunteers and naval units are praised amid questions about ammunition and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colens
Bullock
Devon Regiment
Chroncle
Colonso Road
Tugela
the Times
Natal
Burleigh
Telegraph
Lord Methuen
St. Petersburg
South
Ladysmith
War Office
England
Colenso
Geneva Buller
Long
Buller
South Africa
Chieveley
Forester-Walker
Cape Town
Methuen
Cronje
Chandos Pole-Gell
Forrester-Walker
Chandos-Pole-Gell
Colonel Milligan Dies at 87 in Washington
Washington tributes mark the death of Colonel Milli gan age 87 known for involvement in Civil War treason case. He was arrested in 1864, initially sentenced to hang, later commuted to life imprisonment, and after appeals including James A. Garfield's argument, he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milligan
Supreme Court
James A. Gafield
Baltimore Anticipates Labor Immigration Crackdown
Last week 30 contract laborers from the steamship Manchen were sent back to Germany. The Hannover arrived with 100 men bound for Pennsylvania, lacking funds, suspected as contract laborers and detained at Locust Point immigrant house awaiting inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Germany
Hannover
Pennsylvania
Locust Point
Etheridge Shot Dead in North Texas Bank Rotunda
Dallas report says F. M. Etheridge was shot and killed by E. Harrell in the rotunda of the North Texas Bank building over a brewing lawsuit dispute. Police investigate the fatal shooting and motive tied to legal contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
F. M. Etheridge
E. ©. Harrell
North Texas Bank
Two Lawyers Die In Dueling Firearm Incident
In a fatal city incident Harrell and Etheridge, both lawyers, were involved as Harrell reportedly drew a pistol that failed to fire before Etheridge shot him three times. Harrell died shortly after being carried home. Washington dispatch notes the American Political League calls a national convention for July 4, 1900, at Boston with state councils directing two delegates each. A separate report from Lanyonville Kansas details a fire at the Lanyon Zinc Works killing two workers and destroying $250,000 in property, with an insurance-covered loss and a 200-foot stack collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell
Etheridge
Washington
American Political League
United States
Boston
Jola, Kas
Lanyon Zinc Company
Lanyonville
Here
Jesse Matthews
J. B. Schaub
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New York
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Hymen’s
John B. Mike
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Nebraska
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T.A
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