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El Paso Daily Herald

Location

El Paso, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1900

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Fierce Battle in Which the British Suffer Severe Losses

A heavy clash reports the British forces taking hard blows as rival troops gain the upper hand. Reports detail intense fighting, with casualties and shifting lines reflecting a decisive setback for the British side.

Defeat for British in Transvaal claims four officers killed

London reports a heavy British loss in the western Transvaal as General Clements’s force suffers a severe defeat at Nooitgadacht. Col. Legge and Capt. Macbean Capt. Murdock and Capt. Atkins are listed among the fallen with 2,500 Boers attacking, four Northumberland fusiliers captured.

London Western Transvaal Lord Kitchener Pretoria Delarney Clements Nooitgadacht Nageliesberg Northumberland Fusiliers Hekpoort Legge Macbean Murdock Atkins War Office Kitchener

Fredonia State Normal School Burns in Fredonia Fire

A morning blaze gutted the Fredonia state normal school, causing about 9250,000 in damage. Teachers ensured all students were safe and planned to resume classes at 10 a m in the opera house. The fire’s cause remains a mystery and janitor Patrick J. Morris is missing amid rumors of insanity or death. reports of six burned female students could not be confirmed at noon.

Dunkirk N. Y State Normal School Fredonia Patrick J. Morris

Morrison jury discharged after no verdict in manslaughter case

In Eldorado Kansas on December 14 the Morrison jury reported no possible agreement after noon session. The first ballot favored acquittal 9 to 2 with one blank. later ballots showed 9 for acquittal and 3 for manslaughter in the fourth degree. Miss Morrison cried as the jury was discharged by Judge Shinn.

Eldorado, Kans Morrison Shinn Miss Morrison

Lucky Mrs Dewey Falls Heir To Fortune of 600 000

Washington December 14 Mrs Dewey wife of the admiral inherits six hundred thousand dollars through the death of her mother Mrs Mary L MacLean. The will has just been filed.

Washington

Whitney Elected New Saratoga Racing Chief

W. C. G. Whitney, former secretary of the navy and noted sportsman, has been elected president of the Saratoga Racing Association in New York.

The Saratoga Racing Association New York W. C G. Whitney Secretary of the Navy

Dwyer Brothers Stand Trial in Assault to Kill Lou Vidal

Patrick James and Samuel Dwyer faced a district court trial before Judge Walthall on an indictment for assault to kill Lou Vidal. The case drew turnout from the mayor and neighbors as testimonies described a primaries dispute over sheriff Ten Eyck and a confrontation at Vidal’s place, with juror selection delayed until after noon.

Patrick James Samuel Dwyer Lou Vidal Walthall Dwyer Brothers M. W. Stanton Dwyer Boys Herald Dwyers Vidal Ten Eyck Magoffin Dwyer Uciiover Jim Dwyer Jil Nand

The Fight Was Fixed Says Well Known Sport Figure

A well known sport figure alleges a fixed match, prompting curiosity and calls for investigation into alleged manipulation of results within the sport.

McGovern Beats Gans in Quick Tattersalls Bout

Jerry McGovern scored an easy victory over Joe Gans at Tattersalls last night. In a short bout, Gans hit the floor seven or eight times, though not always knocked down, amid fierce exchanges and claims of a heart condition or programmed loss.

Tory Joe Gans Tattersalls Ority McGovern Gans Tormy White Terry

Indian Carnival at Phoenix Tells of Pima Maricopa History

In Phoenix, visitors at the Indian carnival village see Pima and Maricopa entrainment through horsemanship and bow and arrow shooting. Juan Jose the medicine man recounts a forty year old Apache-Pima conflict, and Morgan’s raids as white and Indian histories intertwine with a captive Apache boy later known as Dr. Charles Montezuma, a Chicago physician.

Herald Phoenix A. T Phoenix Coturies Arizona Redmen Juan Jose Charlie Salt River Valley Medicine Man River Morgan Hermann Gentry William Cleave California Gentry Charles Montezuma Chicago Carlisle

Cloudburst Devastates San Francisco. Early Reports Vary

A San Francisco cloudburst devastates the city with hundreds reported killed and communications cut off. By 2:20 PM a later message from the outskirts says no one was killed, creating conflicting casualty claims.

Los Angeles Cal San Francisco

Desperadoes Captured Near Bridgeport After Bank Hold Up

Two of six bank robbers who held up Shanesville and Dor sched’s private bank were captured in Bridgeport Ohio this morning. The other four fled with a posse in pursuit. The captives refuse to identify themselves.

Bridgeport Ohio Shanesville Dorsched

Trainmen To Help Striking Telegraphers Accord

H B Perham says Santa Fe trainmen will aid the strike by refusing orders or clearances from non union operators, signaling solidarity with the telegraphers on the system. The announcement comes as the dispute widens across the railroad network.

Derham ST. Louis H. B. Perham The Order of Railway Telegraphers Santa Fe

Pleads Guilty New York Bank Defeating Note Teller Declares Not Guilty

Cornelius L. Alvord Jr., the defeating note teller of the First National Bank, indicted Monday, was arraigned in criminal court before Judge Thomas. He pleaded not guilty and the trial was set for December 27.

New York Cornelius L. Alvord, Jr First National Bank Thomas

De Wet Forced to Meet British Forces in South Africa

London telegrams report General Knox compelled General De Wet to stand and engage. The Evening Standard notes many of De Wet's troops have been captured as the battle unfolds.

London The Evening Standard Knox DeWet

Foraker Proposes Amendments to Treaty Ratification

The administration and senate steering committee agree to two Foraker amendments. One strikes the requirement that the treaty be laid before and ratified by other nations. The second asserts Hay-Pauncefote as superior to Clayton-Bulwer where inconsistent. Also notes Illinois and Washington electoral votes and West's bill for a national criminal identification bureau. The pension appropriation bill, the largest in value, advances in the House with debate time allocated.

Foraker Senate Illinois Washington Barney Wisconsin Hbense House

Miss Pauline Feste Death Shocks New York Hotel

Pauline Feste of St. Louis allegedly took her own life in a New York hotel during the night. She was found kneeling beside her bed with a pistol and left letters addressed to contacts in New Orleans Paris and Crystal City. No motive or explanation has been found.

New York Pauline Feste St. Louis New Orleans Paris Crystal City

Telephone Men Indicted by Grand Jury for Riot

SAN ANTONIO Texas December 14 The grand jury indicted leading members of the electrical union for unlawfully assembling and inciting riot on Thanksgiving day when the killing occurred.

The Herald San Antonio Texas Electrical Union

Carnival Queen Voting Totals Reported With Several Candidates

In the Carnival Queen election the results show several candidates with votes tallied this afternoon. Claire Kelly and Trumbull lead with 451 votes, while Irma Schutz has 111, Gertrude Catlin 62, Beall 7, Sexton and Higgins 1 each, and Lyons Allen Hagzart Green Ethel Catlin Falvey Campbell, Brunschwig Reckhart each receive five votes.

Claire Kelly Trumbull Irma Schutz Gertrude Catlin Roe Sahara Iehaia S Beall Emecees Sexton Higgins Lyons Allen Hagzart Green Ethel Catlin Falvey Campbell Brunschwig

Griffin Family Welcomes Sixth Daughter Miss Griffin

James Griffin’s household celebrated the birth of a baby girl yesterday evening. The infant is the sixth daughter in the Griffin clan, joining five sisters who already attract attention for their similar appearance and attire. The new Miss Griffin has light hair and her sisters planned a morning outing.

James Grifin

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Cidedly Jessie Morrison Lucky Mrs. Dewey Whitney Mur Lim Witness Stanton Sam Cillan Street Will Ten Eyck Jim Denniston Mitchell Pat Sam Dwyer Gars Jerry McGovern W. W. Naughton the Sporting Auth of Phoenix Carnival Indiata Henry Morgan Franklin Adams William Burr Gulf of California Pacific Coast Humbug Creek Alvord Clayton the Ad West National Bureau of Criminal Identifcation Tucay
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