Washington Soldiers Welcome Home In San Francisco
Are Enjoying Themselves, San Francisco, Oct. 11. Washington soldiers arrived on the Pennsylvanian and are being entertained by Washington citizens who came to greet their boys home. The regiment is split into detachments taking the men to local sights. Governor Rogers and staff will join the welcome. A dinner is planned to entertain the Kansas regiment after their landing from the Tartar.
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Gum causes facial paralysis in Goshen girl
Miss Lettie Stutzman of Goshen suffers paralysis of the mouth muscles after years of constant gum chewing. A physician attributes the condition to continual mastication and notes the left side of her mouth draws toward the ear. Special to the Chicago Tribune from Wabash Indiana.
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Alarm in Africa as British and American interests move
Reports say Boers march toward Ladysmith while British forces rush reinforcements. Rear Admiral Schley offers to command the South Atlantic squadron as the cruiser Chicago sails for Delagoa Bay. In the Philippines General Schwan’s forces capture San Francisco de Malabon after heavy combat, with American casualties and multiple insurgent attacks continuing along the roads to Santa Cruz.
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Intense excitement as reports claim Orange Free State troops cross border
Petermaritzburg Natal reports intense excitement amid persistent rumors that Orange Free State forces have already crossed the border and advance toward the region. A London dispatch dated Oct 11 offers further details on the developing situation.
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Milner Proclaims War Status Against Boers in South Africa
Sir Alfred Milner governor of Cape Colony and high commissioner in South Africa issues a proclamation declaring all persons adjacent to the enemy in a state of war with Britain guilty of high treason. Boers expected to occupy New Castle Natal tomorrow morning. Conyngham Greene, British diplomatic agent in the Transvaal, to leave Pretoria this evening.
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Advance on Ladysmith heats up in Natal front
London dispatch reports persistent rumors that Orange Free State troops have crossed the frontier and are advancing on Ladysmith. Boers entered Natal via the Candy Clough pass, southwest of Newcastle.
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Consulate Closed By South African Republic Official
London October 11 Montague White consul general of the South African republic closed the consulate this afternoon and departed for the continent leaving the post vacant and the office shut.
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Basutos Are Restless On Borders
Basutos are restless and gathering along the borders near Petermaritzburg as tensions rise in the region on October 1. Local authorities monitor the situation while reports indicate increasing cross border activity and potential clashes.
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Burghers Called Out for Service in Official Gazette
Pretoria October official notice calls all burghers living outside the republic to appear for service immediately. Those failing to comply face fines imprisonment and confiscation of property.
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Night Quiet in Mafeking Amid Telegraph Cut
Capetown dispatch dated noon reports no alarm last night as defense precautions held. Telegraph wires were broken by a fighting top of the armored train, quickly fixed by staff. Cronje’s Boer force around Mafeking estimated at 4,000, with no attack planned. Bulawayo notes dullness as troops depart and mines strive to keep running. Splendid rains have fallen.
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Schley Is Ready for War Orders to Montgomery
A Washington dispatch to the Herald reports officials expect war with the Boers, and upon the ultimatum being rejected orders will be immediately cabled to the cruiser Montgomery. The readiness reflects heightened tensions as the crisis escalates.
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Boers Will Meet Defeat in War Discussed by MP
Chicago Oct 1 R A Crisbie of Rondebosch Cape Colony a member of parliament on a tour of the United States arrived in Chicago and voiced doubt about the Transvaal ultimatum to England but predicted war would come and the Boers would suffer a speedy defeat based on his African experience and views from the Cape.
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Crises in South Africa Prompt British War Ultimatum
London dispatch reports Kruger pressing for immediate withdrawal of British troops and suspension of military builds up. British Cabinet views this as a formal war threat while planning large scale transports under Buller. Analysts expect Redvers Buller to push toward the Orange Free State as Boer forces react.
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Powder Mill Destroyed in Fire at Milb Company Plant
A powder mill in Milb suffered a devastating blast last night. Two employees are missing after the explosion at the industrial site. Local authorities report no further injuries and an investigation into the blaze is underway.
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Marietta Ordered Out to Maile via Suez Route
Acting Secretary Allen directs Marietta guides to depart promptly and proceed to Maile by way of the Suez canal, signaling a staged dispatch in a sensitive routing matter.
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Preparing the Vessels for Long Voyage to Philippines
Orders at the navy yard rush the cruiser New Orleans for a voyage to the Philippines. The vessel will enter dry dock and be ready for sea in a week. Brooklyn yard work shifts to Norfolk while New Orleans sails with possible companion voyage. The auxiliary cruiser Resolute arrives to transport supplies to Porto Rico.
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List of Casualties From Washington Confused Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists casualties with scattered names and units including George M. Bu, Inf, and references to Fifth, Cavite Viejo, and June. The readable items show disorder and partial identifiers without a cohesive incident narrative or complete person details.
General advance northward expected in Luzon stages
A Washington dispatch reports heavy fighting anticipated within days as General Lawton and General MacArthur push north to seize rail hubs and towns. An expedition by water to Lingayen is planned once more troops arrive, with Corbin promising garrison forces for rapid territorial gains. The insurgent actions south of Manila have intensified amid the movement.
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Filipinos as Fighters and Marksmen Commented On
General Powell of the Kansas regiment said Filipinos have some good fighters and good shots but are mostly poor marksmen. He noted some are intelligent yet doubted their capacity for self-government.
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Helana miner tragedy shocks Helena district
Special to the Tater Mountain from Helena reports Charles Hensen died after an explosion at the Bhsay mine near Silver Star last night. His son in law Gen received the news as rescuers searched the wrecked site. A miner, unnamed, was seriously injured and may die. The body is to be taken to Boulder where his wife and two children live. Hensen, about 33, was a former Helena resident and Knight of Pythias.
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Golf Capes for Women Feature Varied Wool Options
The new lot of women's golf capes arrives with heavy weight all wool and mixed fabrics. Black gray and plaid capes with hoods priced from 8.50 to 13.60, plus non hooded and fringe trimmed styles in lavender cadet blue and tan at 17.50 to 27.30.
Library Tables in all sizes for work and play
A carload of tables arrives offering office and library tables in sizes from center to large pieces. Many customers seek larger, more functional tables that support work and play, with options in oak imitation mahogany and genuine mahogany. Prices match the high quality on display.
New Silk Drapery Line Elevates Doorways
Our drapery department introduces a full assortment of silks Indias Orientals tapestries and varied fabrics for doors and windows. New designs and quality materials promise stylish drapes to create cozy corners and elevate home decor.
Fine Carpets and Rugs Advertises Wide Selection
Fine Carpets presents an expanded stock of Axminster Wiltons Body F and other makes. Hendiussy’s assortment leads in size style color and value. Domestic Rugs offers a full line of sizes up to xi with proportionate pricing.
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