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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
2
Newrn of Crimes and Crim in North South East and West
History of a week reports crimes accidents fires and minor affairs from across the nation with a Chicago special on meat bill retaliation threats to Germany. A heavy rain caused floods along a stream near Heyimouth Pl, destroying property and forcing evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itc
Germany
Chicago
John W. Springer
National Live Stock Ass Aviation
Washington
Windis
Chilhurst
Murder suicide in Cleveland linked to family tragedy
Carl Raub, once with a German newspaper, shot his niece Miss Bertha Yucker assistant principal at Orchard Street kindergarten then killed himself in Cleveland. Raub years old and Yucker 25. Motive uncertain, despondent over business affairs. The act occurred at 80 Steinway Avenue, home of Raub’s sister Mrs Yucker. In Vermont a Black Plague outbreak in West Derby Newport suburb reports three deaths in a week with quick fatal symptoms and quarantine of about fifty houses and school closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Raub
Bertha Yucker
Orchard Street
Raub
Yucker
Steinway Avenue
West Derby
Newport
Razor attack in Youngstown ends in severed throat
In Youngstown Ohio Li vin Jolson colored attacked white Mrs Ida Welcome and her year old son with a razor. Mrs Welcome's throat was cut and the boy badly slashed. Jolson tried to kill himself but will likely recover. Also a glycerine explosion at Whipple Marietta district killed four and wounded several others. A report from Pekin notes 430 guards improved the legations' mood though Boxers remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Whipple
Marietta
Kelly Farm
Conger
Pekin
State Department
Washington
Russia
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
Quarantine Raised in Hawaiian Islands Report
Special Agent reports Honolulu authorities declare Hawaii free from bubonic plague since the 80th ultimo and quarantine raised on that date. In St. Clair Michigan three men, Capt Arlie Morrison, Frank Campbell and William Medlar, killed by lightning while aboard a new boat. Morrison and Medlar died instantly, Campbell died later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Honolulu
Department of State
Hawaiian Islands
Arlié Morrison
Frank Campbell
William Medlar
St. Clair
Mich
Morrison
Medlar
Campbell
Auditor Reeves Jailed in Havana Special Case
A warrant issued for former Deputy Auditor W. H. Reeves led to his jail lodging with bail set at 1500. Authorities believe Reeves’ so called confession reveals only partial truth about Neely's evolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Havana Special
W. H. Reeves
Neely
Fatal boardinghouse gas escape in New York City
Three men died and a fourth is dying after gas escaped while they slept in a New York City boardinghouse. John McConnell and John McLaughlin were killed, and Robert Healy is gravely ill from the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McConnell
John McLaughlin
Robert Healy
New York City
Pretoria Crisis Deepens as Boer Forces Recede
Reports from London detail Kruger and cabinet departures from Pretoria amid British advance. Lord Roberts secures Johannesburg area while Boers retreat toward Lydenburg and guerrilla resistance looms. Casualties reported for Rundle’s forces. consolidation and possible withdrawal to Southern Rhodesia eyed as operations shift north and east.
War News In Brief Rundle Occupies Ladybrand
Rundle has occupied Ladybrand as Boer forces intrench along the Vaal river and reorganize among Wieidelburg hills. General Brabant is reported to have captured 1,600 prisoners at Clocolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rundle
Ladybrand
Vaal
Wieidelburg
Gen
Brabant
Clocolan
Kruger Began the War and British Conquest of Two Boer Republics
After more than six months of hard fighting with 240000 in the field the largest British army ever raised England has conquered the two Boer republics of South Africa. Pres Steyn and Kruger are fugitives and will be sent to St Helena. The war cost England about £200000000 and 10000 lives. 5000 prisoners wait at Pretoria. England gains diamond fields and gold fields, while Boers lose identity and an oligarchic regime. Kruger's ultimatum to Salisbury on Oct 10, 1899 marked the start of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
South Africa
Steyn
Keuger
Rock
St. Helena
Lord Roberts
Engh
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Kruger
Russia
South African Republic
Lord Salisbury
World Christian Endeavor Convention Heads for London
The first world convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will convene in London May 10 at Alexandra Palace. About 10,000 Americans and up to 60,000 total attendees from Britain and abroad are expected, with 1,200 dormitory beds for women and 3,800 men to be housed in a vast canvas encampment. Tent supply is tight as British tentmakers serve soldiers in South Africa, but organizers vow no guest will be left out in the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Christian Infienwar
London
United Kingdom
Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palaces
Englam
South Africa
British Invasion of South African Republic Led By 45,000 Boers
A dispatch notes the British government’s stance on suzerainty over the South African republic and reports the Boers invading Natally with about 45,000 fighters. It describes their strong defensive positions and early Boer successes against the British, who are learning modern warfare. The piece also mentions high ocean rates due to passenger ships and the Paris exposition, and notes the Endeavorers will be welcomed in London with a lord mayor’s reception and a bishop’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South African Republic
Eiglish
Natally
Ree
Transvaal
Gates
England
London
Lightning Strikes Byron Monument in Illinois Memorial Ruined
An electrical storm struck Byron Illinois damaging the soldiers monument built after the Civil War. The storm caused crowds to retreat to GI's hall as the day’s memorial ceremonies ended with a dramatic crack and a sheet of flame, destroying the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Inl
Gi's Hall
Census Army Moves Numbers Prove Nations Rise
The 1900 census effort, led by Director Merriam, marshals 52,000 enumerators and 2,000 special agents to count 75,000,000 people. Projections place the U.S. at 73 to 76 million, with more than forty cities over 100,000, and westward population shift boosting political power. The operation costs are estimated at 13 to 15 million dollars.
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Germany
France
Great Britain
Russia
China
Merriam
Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
India
Columbus
Ind
Illinois Line
Congress
Electoral College
West
Virginia
Union
Massachusetts
Texas
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Evans Estimates Civil War Veterans At 925000
Commissioner of Pensions Evans says about 925000 Civil War veterans survive, with 742467 on pension rolls last year and 24787 pensioned veterans dying. If death rate among nonpensioned equals that of pensioners, total veteran deaths would be about 80855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Commissioner of Pensions
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Ian Hamilton
Waterfallhaven
Rhodesia
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Maribogopan
Vryburg
Mafeking
Baden-Powell
Natal
Utrecht
Hildyard
Lyttleton
Vryheld
Bloemfontein
Lold Roberts
President Kruger
Christian Endeavorers
Great Alexandra Palace
Uncle Sam
Mulhall
Treasury
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