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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1900

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War Update Bloemfontein Uncertain Reach by French

London dispatches say beyond Lord Roberts dispatches little is known of General French arrival at Bloemfontein. Boers may defend the city while British forces tighten lines and seize allied positions as the Empire continues war measures. The Times notes public support for Salisbury's stance and rejection of US peace overture.

London Bloemfontein Lord Roberts Cape Town French Orange River Modder Bridge Lord Robrts Free State Kruger-Steyn the Times Lord Salisbury United States Washingon Uncle Sam Henry White Choate Transvaal England

Milner lauds Cape loyalists as march to calmer days

President Al fred Milner speaks at a Cape Town meeting praising loyalists for courage and sacrifice during hardship. He predicts better times once the surrounding bitterness subsides. Lourenzo Marquis notes trouble looming between Zululand chiefs Ogele juana and Ambogase, with Boers hoping for conflict.

Cape Town Alfred Milner Cape Lourenzo Marquis Ogelejuana Ambogase Zululand

Pe-ru-na Credited By Chicago Club Leader And Patients

A Chicago North Side Woman's Club superintendent praises Pe-ru-na for stomach trouble and debility. Testimonies from Mrs. Emily Carson of Michigan and Mr. John F Schmidt claim dyspepsia, heart palpitations, and general weakness were cured, attributing results to the remedy and urging others to try it. The letter notes catarrh as the root cause of many dyspepsia cases and asserts Pe-ru-na's global cure record.

Mias Dade Stegeman Chicago North Side Woman’s Club Chicago Hartman Emily Carson Austerlitz Mich S. B. Hartman John F Schmidt Peruna Columbus Ohio

Zulu King Backs Umbogase In Ladysmith Vicinity

Swazi queen and supporters back Umbogase while the Zulu king supports Umbogase. Women at Riet Ref Laager lament Boer losses near Ladysmith in the conflict.

Umbogase Riet Ref Laager Ladysmith

Brabant Forces Reach Aliwalworth After Boers Retreat

General Brabant's troops arrived at Aliwalworth Cape Colony on Sunday after Boers withdrew the night before. Brabant attacked a four mile distant position beyond the Orange River and drove them back in a sharp engagement, securing the line.

Aliwalworth Cape Colony

Plumer Occupies Lobatsi After Boer Retreat

Cape Town reports Colonel Plumer occupied Lobatsi on March 5 after Boers retired the day before. The railway suffered damage but is repairable, with operations continuing in the area.

Plumer Cape Town Lobatsi

Cromer Renominated by Republicans in Eighth District

George W. Cromer was renominated for congress by the Republicans of Indiana's Eighth District with opposition. The convention endorsed President McKinley's administration.

Muncie Ind George W. Cromer Congress Eighth District President McKinley

Sheldon’s Paper Highlights India Famine Appeal and Civic Call

The Topeka Christian daily leads with a prompt famine relief appeal from its first issue. An anti war cartoon by Beard graces the page as General Otis casualty lists in Luzon are noted with Shel don’s editorial comments. The front features a civic minded leader urging nonpartisan politics and higher public standards.

Sheldon Topeka Kas Charles M. Sheldon Christian Daily Chase India Beard Otis Luzon

Local lenders raise limits and sums across Ohio firms

Columbus reports Mravenec Building and Loan association of Cleveland increases from 100000 to 300000 dollars while Alter and McCaffrey of Cincinnati gain 50000. Richardson Hauser Printing of Cincinnati gets 25000. Grover and Twaits of Cincinnati 25000. Germantown Independent Telephone of Germantown 2500.

Columbus Mravenec Building and Loan Association Cleveland Alter & McCaffrey Company Cincinnati Richardson - Hauser Printing Company Grover and Twaits Company Germantown Independent Telephone Company Germantown

Kerlin brothers demand gas line transfer from Mayor Jones

Toledo March 14. Kerlin brothers, contractors, demand Mayor Jones sign papers transferring the suburban portion of the city gas line to them as purchasers. He refused and they will seek court action to compel him. Jones may defy the courts.

Jones Toledo Kerlin Brothers

Ohio lawmakers approve wide range of bills in senate and house

In Columbus on March 14 the senate passed measures fixing Zanesville mayoral salary at 1200 a year and authorizing printing of county commissioners reports in newspapers. A highway commission bill creates three state appointees at 2500 yearly with annual public meetings. The house advanced an Ohio centennial appropriation of up to 500000 and various election and sanitation proposals.

Highway Commission Ohio Columbus Senate Zanesville Dodge Harding House Congress Finance Committee Griffin Finck Roberts Fish and Game Commission

Royal Baking Powder Co Ad in New York

An advertisement from the Royal Baking Powder Company located at 100 William Street in New York highlights its product and brand presence in the city.

Royal Baking Powder CO William ST New York

Fire claims three children in Saginaw home blaze

In Saginaw Michigan on March 14 Alma Spickerman four died from burns Minnie ten perished and Freda seventeen was seriously burned as a blaze consumed their father Henry Spickerman’s residence. The children slept in the upper part of the dwelling.

Saginaw, Mich Alma Spickerman Minnie Freda Henry Spickerman

Kempff accepts second in command Asiatic station

Washington March 14 Rear Admiral Kempff, current Mare Island navy yard commandant, telegraphed acceptance of the offer to be second in command of the Asiatic station He will command a separate squadron cruising the Chinese and Japanese coasts The China station force re establishment is noted amid European hints of large scale Asia conflict

Kempff Washington Mare Island Navy Yard Navy Department Asiatic China Station Asia

Secretary Root Visits New York in Havana

Secretary Root toured the armored cruiser New York in Havana and received 17 guns in salute. He met with Havana organizations including the Sagua Planters' association and a Havana municipality deputation. He spoke with Collector Bliss and handled various minor matters.

Havana Root New York Island Sagua Planters’ Association Bliss

Fears Retaliation and Prisoner Concerns in War Report

London reports Winston Churchill protests harsh treatment of General Cronje and warns British prisoners in Pretoria face danger if unrest grows. In Columbia, South Carolina five convicts attacked a guard. one inmate is killed, another wounded, and two surrendered.

London Winston Churchill Cronje Pretoria Pattle Columbia S. C Abe Narling Narling Thomas Houghton

Senate confirms nominations for customs surveyor and consuls

Washington March 14 The senate confirmed William Vincent of Galena Illinois as surveyor of customs and M J Baehr of Nebraska as consul at Magdeburg Germany postmaster W H Leitner of Huntington Oregon confirms in ceremony and details.

Washington Senate William Vincent Galena Ill M. J. Baehr Nebraska Magdeburg Germany Oregon W. H. Leitner Huntington

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