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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1900

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Loss at Ladysmiths Many Dead Boers

An Associated Press representative reports large numbers of Boer dead at the Ladysmith battlefield on January 15. British guns caused great havoc with severed heads and dismembered bodies found, while some Natal Dutch among the dead. Wagons and graves were attacked by Boer artillery as volunteers moved corpses to the base. The Sprait river surged during a thunderstorm and softnose bullets were found among wounded prisoners.

Ladysmith Associated Press Natal Wagon Hill

No News Allowed to Pass the Censor Concerning Its Movem

Long dispatch reports Monday shells on the Boers from Modder River and Molteno patrols. Gatacre’s force threats Stormberg while 4500 Boers gather at Stormberg. Methuen’s Magersfontein blunder cited. Wauchope writes his final letter. Possible command change to Tucker. Censor amused as Tugela moves misreported. Buller to strike from the left.

Modder River Sterkstroem Gatacre Molteno Stormberg Steyn French Methuen Magersfontein War Office Wauchope Tucker War Office and Information Bureau Winston Churchill Natal Glencoe Ladysmith Williams Morning Leader Tugela River Warren

Fragmentary plan hints at Boer War movements and battles

The passage outlines a possible maneuver by a commander against the Boorse sect of ween bia and General White, with aims to link with White's forces. It mentions potential routes through Natal to Laings Nek or Charlestown and options to separate Free Staters from strong men of war, targeting Harrismith and Bloemfontein with expectant news by midweek.

Elis Colenis Ween Bia White Natal Laings Nek Charlestown Harrismith Bloemfontein

Uneasy as to Caller in Arc Rival at Springfield

London and Springfield dispatches report General Ballet’s 30,000-man force moving, while expert Spencer Wilkinson argues the Boers in northern Natal outnumber British units. Boer camps say reinforcements reach Ladysmith as Buller confronts a larger circle and a bayonet clash near Rensburg leaves 21 dead and about 50 wounded.

London General Ballet Springfield Spencer Wilkinson Morning Post Natal General Buller George White Ladysmith Rensberg Iloers

British Fort Demolished and Boer Straits Reported

Dispatches from Pretoria claim a British fort was demolished after a Saturday bombardment and Ladysmith faces dire straits. New Orleans reports show mules in South Africa vaccinated amid glanders fears, delaying transport. Dr Leyds denies Boer plans to discharge agents or attack surgeons and ambulances.

New Orleans South Africa Admiralty New York Brussels Wi. Leyds Europe United States Pretoria Macarin America Leyds

Killing at Frankfort ends in feud shooting

In Frankfort Kentucky ex congressman David J Colson shot and killed Ethelbert Scott and Luther Demaree and wounded a bystander named Goldman in the Capitol hotel lobby the feud between Colson and Scott dating to their army days Colson surrendered after being wounded in the arm.

Frankfort, Ky David J. Colson Ethelbert Scott Luther Demaree Golden Capitol Hotel Colson Scott Demaree Goldman

Quarantine Lifted in Pauls Valley Smallpox Case

Ardmore Jan 16 smallpox quarantine against Pauls Valley has been raised after a Pauls Valley committee visited Texarkana and assured health officials no smallpox exists in the town. Texarkana Jan 11 11 year old Maud Kizer broke her arm after falling from a picket fence at home. Columbus Jan 16 J W Murphy cashier of Third National Bank shot and killed teller P T Shutze then killed himself after bank opened.

Ardmore Pauls Valley Board of Health Texarkana Tex Maud Columbus J. W. Murphy Third National Bank P. T. Shutze

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