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Newspaper

Dubuque Sunday Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1900

Page

3

War Office Criticised as Colville Faces Court Martial

London reports a turbulent debate over the Colville affair as Army leadership faces scrutiny. Public anger centers on Colville's resignation and alleged failures to aid yeomanry, prompting talk of a court martial and wider repercussions for senior officers.

Grant Bestaln Goos Colville London England San Dteary Colville South Arle Calville

Globe Finance Corporation President Leads Group

The president of the Globe Finance Corporation holds a prominent leadership role while the chairman of the London and Globe Finance Corporation Limited seats at the helm of its governance.

The Globe Finance Corporation London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited

Marauls of Dufferin and Ava Facing South Africa Trip Amid Loss

The former Governor General of Canada and British ambassador in Paris prepares to sail for South Africa with Countess Duta Cerin as his son Lord Frederick Temple Blackwood of the Ninth Lancers lies wounded at Grenfontein. A year earlier the Earl of Ava died at Ladysmith, deepening the family grief.

Dufferin Ava Canada Paris South Africa Duta Cerin Frederick ‘Temple Blackwood Lancers Grenfontein Lord Dufferin Earl of Ava Ladysmith

Money demand steadies as losses hit brokers and rail stocks

London money remains strong with discounts favoring the Bank of England. After year end, rates may ease but continental exchanges keep them high. Stock market opens with excitement over western rails and mixed results across American and Southern rail shares. The bartholomew and jacky brokerage failure and Whittaker Wright mining fears weigh on sentiment.

London Bank of Isngland Lily The Stock Exchange West Aus Traihins Bartholomew & Jacky Whittaker Wright

Black Saturday hits stock market worst since Baring crash

Twenty eight stock exchange members faced failures on this day, with six in broker and jobber groups. The mining market suffered the heaviest impact, described as the blackest day since the Baring collapse. Other markets closed lower but not the same extent. American interests were affected as some failed issues involved U.S. securities. The London and Chobe corporation linked to the Baker Street Waterloo Electric line sparked blame for financial pressure. Westwardation shares and related groups were mutely unsellable, and Lake View, on Thursday, fell 54.4 points. The British American corporation, quoted Thursday at 15s, stood at 10s today.

The Stock Exchange Crtsis London and Chobe Corporation Baker Street Waterloo West Woustration Lake Lis

Candy Sent to Soldiers Abroad During Last Three Months

Fifty tons of candy have been shipped to soldiers in the Philippine Islands Cuba and Puerto Rico by the army commissary during the past quarter. Medical officers advise that confectionery supports health by satisfying appetite and aiding digestion. The piece promotes moderation and notes pepsin and diastase aids. recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for impaired digestion.

Philippine Islands Commissary Department Army Cuba Puerto Rico United States Tropics Stuart

Dr. King's New Life Pills Promised Sharp Mind and vigor

A vintage advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as boosting memory and ambition through stomach and liver action. The 26 cent box is sold by T. W. Ruete, druggist, promising readers a feeling of a new being.

Boers Attack Creylingstad Column. Casualties Reported

Gen. Kitchener reports from Pretoria that Boers attacked various points with the only notable strike near Creylingstad. A Greylingstad sortie repelled the Boers. Captains Trudcliffe and Harvest wounded, eight men killed, twenty seven wounded, twenty missing. Also a veterinary reminder promotes Page's Climax Salve for burns.

London Kitchener Pretoria Creylingstad Greylingstad Trudcliffe Harvest

A Poor Relation at Grand Opera House Described

Frank Keenan’s debut in A Poor Relation at the Grand Opera House earns praise for filling Sof Smith Russell’s vacancy. The piece reviews Keenan’s adaptation after Russell’s health halted the tour, plus notices on The Man From Mexico with George C. Boniface Jr. and listed cast, and local church services and schedules.

Frank Keenan Yerk Sol Smith Russell Dubuque Russell Chicago Mr. Keenan Mr. Russell Noah Vale South Bend Ind Keenan Sof Smith Rusell Land of Mexico George C. Boniface, Jr Gus Fixley F. W. Bernard Cbd W. Heckert Robert Deshon Will H. Vedder Arthur Villars D. Wi. Landon D. W. Siegrill Lottie Hicks Adeline Mann Mildred Keith

Middle-of-the-road populists meet in St Louis to map policy

A conference of middle-of-the-road populists convened in St Louis with about nine national committee members present. J Parker outlined aims favoring no compromise and urged unity with reform movements while Prof. George D. Herron argued for industrial democracy as the road to liberty.

St. Louis J. Parker Kentucky National Committee Whitarton Barker Ignatius Donnelly Parker George D. Herron Grinnell Iowan

Real estate transfers for week ending December 29 1900

Geo Salat abstracts transfers by J Payandak to A W Wien acquiring a city lot share valued at 80000. M I Burns to W J Burns includes land in Vernon townships sections 21 22 23 and other parcels valued around 6000. A F Tiedman to Con Friedman 160 acres in Liberty See 10 valued 10000. P Helderseheit to J H Ritt Jr land in sections 20 21 township see a valuation of 3360. J I Mullany referee to L G Hurd six lots in Gray's Sub No 1 Mt Pleasant Add for 525. Mullany referee to H Wright lots 2 and 4 in Gray's Sub No 1 and other property for 182. Mullany referee to M Coutter lot 10 31 Mt Pleasant Add and other property for 150.

Geo. Salat J. Payandak A. W. Wieneke W. J. Burns Vernon A. FE Tiedman Con Friedman Erty P. Helderseheit J. H. Ritt, Jr Sees J. I. Mullany L. G. Hurd Gray’s Sub Mt. Pleasant Add H. Wright Gray's Sub Mt. Pleasant Add Io Mullany M. Coutter

Church Listings for Ninth Locust Streets and Nearby

A compact directory of churches with service times and sermon topics. First Church of Christ Scientist holds 11 a.m. and 10 a.m. Sunday school. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. First Congregational features sermons by Frank G. Smith on Christ gifts and the dying century. St John’s Episcopal lists services for Christmas and New Year’s with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and evening prayers at 7:30 p.m. First Presbyterian at Eleventh Locust continues with Rev. W.

O. Ruston D. D W. T. Beals ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Main Twelfth Streets Hugh D. Atchison Grace Buck Chicago Dudley Buck Methodist Episcopal First Church OF Christ—Scientist Temple Hall Ninth Locust Streets First Congregational Tenth and Locust Frank G. Smith ST. John's Church Episcopal Main Streets Ww. Weator First ‘Presbyterian

Biostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted for Digestive Health

An advertisement touts Biostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipation fever and kidney troubles. It claims to strengthen nerves improve sleep and renew vigor while noting the need for a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.

England

Bradstreets Review of Trade Year 1900

Bradstreets notes 1900 was not as good as optimists hoped but avoided many pessimistic predictions tied to a presidential election year. It compares to 1899 with mixed results: gains in many areas, smaller aggregate bank clearings, reduced stock speculation, weaker cerealy activity, and record cotton speculation with high prices despite lower overall yields.

New York Bradstreets

Brede Renews Contract. Dubuque Trade Grows With Cheer

The year 1900 saw crop values surpassing 1899 with small declines except in iron and wool, spurring new buying after rapid advances. Failures rose slightly but remained low overall due to a new army of 35,000 business entrants. Two major strikes in Chicago building trades and Pennsylvania coal mining influenced trade amid election uncertainty and textile slowdowns. otherwise industry stayed active with good wages. John Brede renewed his contract with John T. Hancock & Sons for 1901. as Dubuque’s longtime city salesman, his presence brightens stores and motivates patrons and staff alike.

Chicago Pennsylvania John Brede John T. Hancock & Sons Brede Dubuque

Rising river reaches unusual high for season

The river is rising rapidly reaching six feet above low water mark, a four foot rise in the past week. This level is unusually high for the current season of the year.

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