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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1899

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Grant's Forces Occupy Olango and Subig Amid Low Resistance

Maj. Spence's command reached Olangoapo Subig bay with little enemy resistance and moved to Subig. Gen. Grant joins Spence and plans a coastal advance to join the 25th Infantry near Iba. Reports describe stretched supply, sunken wires, and impromptu colonial shelhikes as US troops push through the Luzon coast.

Manila Grant Maj Spence Olungapo Subig Bay Dinalupihian Baltimore Oregon Olangapo Myers Navy Yard Navy Olangaupo Subig 25Th Infantry Andrews. Burt Iba Young Condon 3D Cavalry Cunningham Maj. March 33D Infantry San Jacinto Lawton Tino Aguinside Pilar Bulacan Vigan Aguinaldo Marek Cervantes Locos

Exports of Domestic Products by Month and Year

The Bureau of Statistics reports November exports of breadstuffs at 23 426 030 dollars a drop from last year. Cattle and hogs 1 956 096 less. provisions 12 805 981 down. cotton 26 586 616 down. mineral oils 6 492 518 up. For 11 months ended November 30 1899 totals were 644 026 340 dollars versus 696 500 235 the year before. Gov Tan ner refuses West Virginia surrender request for Ellis Glenn citing pending Illinois forgery case in Hillsboro Illinois.

Washington Bureau of Statistics Springfield Tanner Monday West Virginia Ellis Glenn William Richardson Parkersburg Illinois Montgomery County Hillsboro

Senator McCumber proposes commission to study trade with China and Japan

Senator MacCumber of North Dakota introduced bills calling for a commission to investigate trade relations with China and Japan with the aim of extending commerce with these countries.

Washington Maccumber North Dakota China Japan

Opposition to Gen Wheeler's Seat Is Renewed in House

Washington reports the opposition to Gen Wheeler from Alabama taking his seat in the House of Representatives is to be renewed. Bailey of Texas earlier urged a report that a military and a congressional office cannot be held simultaneously. Wheeler, in the Philippines, would return to take his seat. The sergeant at arms holds over $2,000 of Wheeler's salary and similar sums for Campbell Colson Robbins and Wheeler. these accounts are being settled and funds returned to the treasury.

Washington Wheeler House of Representatives Alabama Bailey Texas House Judiciary Philippines Messrs Campbell Colson Robbins Gen Congress

Boer prisoners lists to be exchanged under high level accord

Washington reports that on request from the South African Republic via the Netherlands the British government will provide 30ers lists of Boer prisoners and related condition details. Britain expects reciprocal in kind from the Boer government in response.

Washington Netherlands

Fire at Cassimus Bros Fruit Store Claims Two Officers

A fire Monday morning at Cassimus Bros fruit store in Montgomery causes eight firefighters to be injured by a gasoline explosion. Chief Browdie and Captain Griffin are fatally hurt, Pipeman Hinder seriously injured. Property loss is small and insured.

Montgomery, Ale Cassimus Bros Browdie Capt Griffin Hinder

Fifteen Pittsburgh unions seek eight hour day

Fifteen trades unions representing about 12,000 workers have decided to demand an eight hour day starting January 1. Employers will have until April 1 to grant the demand.

Pittsburgh

First Snow of Season Hits Midwest Far Wider Areas

The first snow of the season has fallen in the southwest since early Monday. Northwest Missouri reports about three inches deep while in Kansas the snow is melting as it falls and is seen as beneficial to growing wheat.

Kansas City Southwest Missouri Kansas

Body of Niagara Victim Recovered Near Port Maintland

The first body from the Niagara wreck surfaced on Lake Erie shore near Port Maintland Monday afternoon. Officials identify the sailor Knowell whose home is Moon River as the recovered victim. relief crews search for others missing from the steamer.

Suffalo Lake Erie Niagara Port Maintland Knowell Moon River Port Colborne Ont McGlory

Congress Holiday Recess Sized for December to January

Washington December 12 It is practically decided that the holiday recess of Congress will run from Thursday December 21 to Wednesday January 4. No formal action has yet been taken.

Washington Congress

Heavy Battle Reported Near Modder River

Cape Town reports heavy firing heard all day yesterday in the direction of Modder River signaling ongoing combat. The dispatch notes intense operations with limited details on forces or outcomes.

Cape Town Modder River

Our Troops Occupy San Miguel

Manila report states Gen. Lawton with the 35th infantry and four troops of the 4th cavalry occupied San Miguel without a fight. The action reflects swift U S military progress in the region.

San Miguel Manila Lawton 4Th Cavalry

Senate hears Mason appeal for sympathy with Transvaal war

The Senate opened with Mr. Mason urging expression of sympathy for the Transvaal Republic in its war with Great Britain. His speech drew attentive listening from senators and a large gallery as the question was referred to the foreign relations committee. No major business was transacted before adjournment.

Mason Senate Transvaal Republic Washington Lii Transvaal Great Britain Foreign Relations Committee Ledge Mass

Pardon sought by Claus A. Blixt in 1894 murder case

Claus A. Blixt, who pleaded guilty to the 1894 murder of Catherine Ging and received a life sentence, filed for a full pardon. He claims he is innocent, that Harry Hayward was the real perpetrator, and that he was drugged by Hayward that night preventing coercion.

Minneapolis Minn Claus A. Blixt Catherine Ging Harry Hayward Hayward

Gatacre's Retreat Mystery Deepens in London Dispatch

London reports no new details on General Gatacre's withdrawal from Stormberg. Messages promised by Gatacre are delayed and censorship blocks explanation while critics say overworking troops may be at fault. Lord Durham’s remarks are regarded as in bad taste amid scarce intelligence.

London Gatacre Stormberg Lord Durhaim Laings Nek Colesberg Free State Queenstown Charles Warren Cape French

Debate on Currency Bill Highlights House Session

Iowa's Mr. Dol liver leads a lively clash over the gold standard with Democratic foe Mr. DeAr mond from Missouri and West-backed speakers like Mr. Overstreet of Indiana. Other members, including Mr. Maddox of Georgia and Mr. McClean of New York, weigh in as lawmakers push for postal savings, a national park, and flexible bank currency.

House Dolliver Iowa Bryan DeArmond Overstreet Ind Maddox McClean Stoneriver Enn Grout Greene Ermen Grout Pennsylvania

Hay Barn Fire Roasts Leas Bros Barn in Waterloo

A large hay barn owned by Leas Bros. in Waterloo burned early Monday. About 500 tons of baled hay were destroyed. Total losses reached $6,000 with $2,000 insured. Suspected arson being investigated.

Waterloo Ind Leas Bros

Dresser man ends 40 quails in 40 days wager

Clay Smith at Dresser Indiana finished eating the last of 40 quails in 40 days on a single wager. He reportedly performed the feat without harming his health and has dime museum offers.

Dresser Ind Clay Smith

Snowbound La Crosse Sees Heavy Winter Showers

A six inch snowfall blankets La Crosse Wisconsin as other notes report treasury balances with available cash totaling 287 759 361 dollars gold reserve 241 325 574 dollars. Multitudes in military and political items span Stormberg Stormburg Gatacre Budden Merriam Jarnagan and various legislative efforts across the country.

Stranger’s liar lessons end with town fooled by counterfeit bill

In Squann Creek a lone stranger seeks to become a master liar. Abijah Smallman assigns him lobster lying lessons and shows townsfolk how to imitate his craft with mouth organs. The plan backfires as the crowd is duped and the stranger vanishes, leaving the hotel owner recounting counterfeit five dollar notes.

Squann Creek Jie Abijah Smallman Brigantine Beach Abijah Parker Squaw Creek Job Goodheart Enos Fairweather Mr. Goodheart Dan Tucker Zip Coon

Iowa Faces General Blizzard with Widespread Snow

A severe snow storm drifts across eastern northern and northwest Iowa as of 7 p.m. with reports of a foot of snow at several locations and many downed wires. The system is described as approaching blizzard strength across the region.

Cedar Rapids Iowa

Market Report from Cincinnati and Chicago Commodities

Cincinnati report shows mixed grain and livestock quotes with items such as flour, winter and spring wheat, oats, rye, and butterfat priced in pounds and bushels. Chicago prices list December and May futures for wheat and oats, with parity figures and monthly notes.

Cincinnati City Chicago Dee

Boers Flee in Ghostly Wheelbarrow Tale of Early Transvaal

A wartime anecdote narrates two Boers chasing a bicycle’s spoor in the Transvaal three years after its appearance. The magistrate and armed party pursue the trail only to declare a ghost has vanished, illustrating the tribe’s innocent reaction to novelty amid conflict.

England Transvaal

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