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15 Feb 1900
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El Paso Daily Herald in El Paso, Texas
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1900
Page
1
Roberts First Move Promises Rapid Boer Invasion Success
London reports Lord Roberts begins the invasion of the Orange Free State with Gen. French advancing along the left flank. He crossed at the Riet river and, within six hours, pushed 25 miles to Modder river seizing three drifts. Casualties at Rensburg include Major Eidy and Lieut Powell with officers missing. Ladysmith relief awaits invasion. Basuto and Zulu escapees reach Durban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Lord Roberts
Orange Free ‘State
French
Riet
Modder River
Rensberg
Eidy
Powell
Victorian Rifles
Conningham
Roberts
Victoria Rifles
Manchester
Eng
The
Guardian
Frere
Ladysmith
Free State
Butler
Building Trades Council Absorbs Independent Group In Chicago
In Chicago on February 15 contractors report little work and few men. The Building Trades council absorbs the Independent council after charter destruction. Members join the surviving body as contractors consider forming a new building trades council while urging more workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Building Trades Council
Independent Council
Susan B Anthony Honored by Suffrage Leaders
In Washington on February 15 a Lafayette Opera House crowd gathered to pay tribute to Susan B Anthony, the aging president of the American Woman Suffrage Association. The tribute, organized by the association, honored her long leadership and service to the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Washington
Lafayette Opera House
American Woman Suffrage Association
Eightieth Birthday Observed With Notable Attendees
The event honored an eightieth birthday with attendees including Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery, Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, Mrs. Burrows of Michigan, Mrs. Senator Warren of Wyoming, and Harriet Stanton Blatch of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Chapman Catt
Rachel Foster Avery
Anna Howard Shaw
Burrows
Michigan
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Harriet Stanton Blatch
England
Notable Stars Help Rice Benefit at Metropolitan Opera House
A star studded benefit for Edward E. Rice at the Metropolitan Opera House featured Nat C. Goodwin Miss Lillian Russell William Gillette Primrose and Dockstader Gilmore's band Weber and Fields and Maurice Gray Opera Company. Seats sold at premium with expectations of several thousand dollars net for Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Edward E. Rice
Nat C. Goodwin
Lillian Russell
William Gillette
Primrose
Dockstader
Gilmore
Weber and
Fields
Maurice Gray Opera Company
Rice
A Boom for Roosevelt
A brief notice highlights political momentum for Roosevelt, with emphasis on strong public support and rising enthusiasm in areas referenced as Tucky. The item signals a shifting landscape ahead of expected campaign activity.
Rough Rider Franklin County Political Turmoil in Ky
Reports reach Frankfort that Attorney General Griggs authored a Washington message to Taylor denouncing aid from Washington. Deboe aligned with Taylor to shield McKinley rivals Roosevelt. Secret talks planned by ex Governor Bradley and Taylor address court action and pay vouchers. Governor Taylor bankrupt rumor spreads amid legal challenge by Beckham. Georgetown hearing looming. In Louisville, Democrats pass a prayer resolution for ministers not attacking Goebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Griggs
Washington
Deboe
Taylor
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bradley
Johnson
Desha
Senate
Leigh
House
Louisville
Goebel
Insurgent Fight Near Albay In the Philippines
Adivees report a Feb 5 clash near Albay with 3000 Bolomen attacking Daraga garrison and Albay town. Ameri can troops held the convent and town hall with mountain gun support while reinforcements arrived. Sheriff releases prisoners amid bank robbery rumors. Don a Ana County faces a possible lawsuit by John and Joe Dougher and Nelson Smith over treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Albay
Luzon
Daraga
Alby
Albsy
el Paso
Cruces
John
Joe Dougher
Nelson Smith
Las Cruces
Representative Wheeler Seeks British Apology Over Pretoria Mail
Kentucky Democrat Representative Wheeler introduced a House resolution demanding the Secretary of State report steps taken to obtain an apology from Britain for an alleged opening of departmental mail to Consul Macrum at Pretoria. The measure also asks whether Macrum’s claim of a U S Britain alliance is true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Wheeler
Dem
Kentucky
House
Unon
Secretary of State
Congress
Department
Msil
Macrum
Pretoria
United States
Great Britain
Second anniversary of the Maine explosion marks a quiet day
The Maine disaster in Havana harbor is observed with flags at half mast on public buildings as the proposal for a national holiday fails to gain support. 266 sailors lost their lives in the 1898 blast, and today is noted without widespread ceremonial observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Havana Harbor
United States Navy
Senator Jones to Lose Democratic Campaign Chair
Washington Feb 15 The Democratic national committee will elect a new chairman next week replacing Senator Jones of Arkansas who is reported to resign despite prior denials. The move follows widespread speculation and firm expectation of a leadership change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Ark
Democratic Campaign Committee
National Committee
Miners Locked Out at Proctors Red Ash Mines
In Williamsburg Kentucky February 15 operators at Proctor's coal mines in Red Ash locked out several hundred United Mine Workers of America members as they sought a wage increase aligned with the Indianapolis agreement. The operators aim to retain nonunion workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Proctor’s
Red Ash
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Doctor Leaps to Death to Escape Poverty
Dr. Green of near Florence killed himself by jumping from his house roof in the morning near Birmingham. His act followed plans to avoid poverty in old age. His wife, a cousin of the Rockefellers, reportedly refused to seek help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Copper and Silver Prices Reported in New York
New York on February 15 shows copper at 16, silver at 591, and lead at 4.45 per unit in market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Telephone Franchise Sought by Messie Brett and Mc Elroy
City council meets to decide granting a telephone franchise to Messie Brett and Mc Elroy. Officials press for a bond of 10600 to 15000 and six months to start operations. Debate centers on proving good faith and preventing anti competitive ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
Brett
McElroy
Herald
Mexican extradition filing for Blas Aguirre in murder case
The Mexican government filed for Blas Aguirre extradition on a murder charge related to J. in San Ygnacio Mexico. He is jailed in Aguirre Esquesada county. Col J F Harvey filed in federal court a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 2377.63 and assets of 2578.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blas Aguirre
Herald
San Ygnacio
Mexico
Aguirre
J. F. Harvey
Las Cruces Sheriff Ga earns two more suspects in bank robbery
Sheriff Garrett reports six men jailed in connection with a Las Cruces bank robbery. He traces a trail from Las Cruces to an Organ Mountains camp, recovering a saddle and white cowboy hat. Suspects Langford Kay and two others are held. three claim innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac Cruces
the Herald
Garrett
Bowman
Las Cruces
N. M
C. B. Langford
John Kayy
Langford
Kayy
Rio Grande
el Paso
W. B. Murphy
Organ Mountains
Jamison
Jo Fount
Three Weeks At Rusk Convict Camp Tell Morton’s Tale
George Morton, a sixteen year old who was pardoned by the governor through the Herald, recalls his three weeks at Fowler convict camp near Rusk. He describes wood chopping, a mix of Mexican and American prisoners, five guards, Sundays free time, and seeing the Herald at camp. He plans to stay in El Paso and seek work while hoping his father may join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morton
Herald
Rusk
el Paso
Fowler
Sullivan
Curly
Buncoman
Juarez
Morton
New Mexico
Silver City
Juan Garden Improves After Streetcar Injury
Juan Gardea a seven year old boy injured when run over by a street car on El Paso street was sent to the county hospital. Doctors report the arm fracture treated by Dr Vilas and indicate the child’s parents are poor. He is doing well today. N E Pooler ships ore from Memphis mine to Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Gardea
Herald
el Pasco Street
Dr. Vilas
A CITY OF STEEL El Paso Aims as Southwest Manufacturing Hub
El Paso pledges to become the Southwest’s manufacturing center with new plants and expansions. City leaders highlight steel processing, metal goods, and related industries to attract jobs and investment. Local officials cite infrastructure and workforce as key assets.
El Paso Poised to Become Southwest Iron and Rail Center
Mining expert J C Carrera says El Paso will rise as a major iron and rail manufacturing hub with coal from White Oaks and Cerrillos fields, manganese in Jarcillas and Jicarillas, and rail production for the southwest and northern Mexico. He cites Pueblo as a model with 5000 mill workers and predicts a strong Paris Exposition display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tg el Paso
Sacramento
J.C. Carrera
Carrera
New Mexico
Mr. Carrera
el Paso
Cleveland
Birmingham
Great Southwest
Cerrillos
Raton
Capitan
Rew
White Oaks
Denver and
Rio Grande
Jarcillas
Jicarillas
Southwest
Mexico
Pueblo
Isaac Writing Important Letters From California
Isaac writing letters on his case received from California father of the young man in San Francisco said a letter was mailed with full instructions and papers showing marriage and divorce dates. Locxart awaits reply from Los Angeles police. A California letter says no recent divorce record exists. A third letter notes Isaac’s past in San Diego and that he was best man at a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Wallace
R. B. Isaac
San Francisco
Issac
Locxart
Los Aocgeles
Isaac
California
Herald
San Diego
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Durban
Rand
Building Trades
City of
Lar
Ken
Tucky
Suter
Beckham Vs. Taylor
Governor’s Mansion
Georgetown
Cantrill
Dona Ana County
Dona Ana
MR. Macrum
Rockefellers
Metal Market
Young Morton
Juan
N. E. Pooler
Memphis
OF Steel
Jarillas
EL Paso’'S
Daily Herald
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