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14 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
1
War telegrams from South African presidents and British reply
The parliamentary paper released last night includes the telegrams from Bloemfontein and the Orange Free State to Marquis Salisbury and Britain's response. The presidents demand recognition of independence as sovereign states and threaten continued war to secure it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Orange Free State
Great Britain
Marquis of Salisbury
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Tribune of God
S. Africa
Foreign Office
South African Republica
Free States
South African Republic
Cape Town
Natal
South African
Her
Salisbury
England
Washington
United States
State Department
Henry White
Sheldo n's Christian Daily improves second edition
The Topeka Kansas paper reports Rev Charles M Sheldon’s Christian daily has a stronger second edition with more news features and varied matter. The first page carries political social reform topics and a war horrors cartoon. Eight of thirty six columns cover temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Charles M. Sheldon
Christian Daily
Topeka Society
Bliss Declines Vice Presidency Nominational Interest
A Republican leader stated that Cornelius Bliss of New York could have the vice presidential nomination if he desired it. The impression is that Bliss declined the offer at his family’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cornelius Bliss
New York
Copper and silver prices listed with lead quote
New York reports copper at 16 percent keeping pace with silver at 59 percent while lead sits at 4.45. The brief market update captures metal values without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boers Have Their Way British Repulsed With Fearful Loss
British forces suffer heavy casualties as Boer defenders push back in a fierce engagement. Reports describe a costly tactical setback for the British and rising Boer momentum in the conflict.
Free State capital moved to Kroonstad amid Boer losses
Pretoria dispatch reports the Free State capital shifting from Bloemfontein to Kroonstad as fighting rages near Bloemfontein. British assaults repulsed with heavy losses. garrison sick with enteric fever, scurvy, and diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Lorenzo Marquez
Free State
Bloemfontein
Kroonstad
Transvaal
Lodyemith
Symsn
Mafeking
A Law At Last The Financial Bill Signed By The President
The president signed the financial bill today ending weeks of debate. Lawmakers hailed the move as stabilizing markets and funding key programs.
Imperial convention to adopt uniform coins considered
The movement seeks a British government action to hold an imperial convention for a uniform system of interchangeable gold and silver coins across the empire. If the current sovereign and shilling were heavier they would fit Canadian and US currency, with support from the Montreal board of trade and many other Dominion commercial bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montreal Board of Trade
Dominion
Texas Cattle Raisers elect officers at Fort Worth
The twenty fourth annual session of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association met in Fort Worth. The executive committee report shows receipts of 75743 dollars and disbursements of 67390 dollars. Officers elected include President R. J. Kieberg of Alice Texas and First Vice President Murdo McKenzie of Trinidad Colorado. Secretary J. C. Loving of Fort Worth and Treasurer S. B. Burnett of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas Cattle Raisers
Murdo McKenzie
Trinidad
Colorado
J. F. Wilson
Kansas City
J. C. Loving
S. B. Burnett
President finalizes financial bill after House and Senate approvals
Washington March 14 The president signed the financial bill at 12 45 p m after the conference report passed the House by 166 to 120 with 10 present and not voting The Senate had already approved the conference report placing the measure on the president for signature Representative Overstreet carried the bill to the White House where the signature was affixed as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bloemfontein
Terry McGovern relinquishes bantam title to Dougherty
Terry McGovern, former bantam and current featherweight champion, gives up the bantamweight title to Philadelphia boxer Danny Dougherty due to weight difficulties. He will defend the featherweight crown and continues as Dougherty’s spring partner. Fitzsimmons and Mather are slated for a six round bout at the First Regiment Armory in Philadelphia on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry McGovern
Danny Dougherty
Philadelphia
McGovern
Palmer
Dougherty
Bob Fitzsimmons
Peter Mather
First Regiment Armory
Witz
Kipling Kirmess Delights New York Society at Waldorf-Astoria
Society packed the Waldorf Astoria for the Kipling Kirmess hosted by the Society of Decorative Art. The event featured the stage premiere of two Kipling Gadsby stories and readings of famed poems, with a continued program tonight including a costume dance among about a hundred well known young men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kipling Kirmess
Waldorf-Astoria
Society of Decorative Art
Kipling
Gadsby
Quarantine Lifts on Chinatown After Plague Fear
Federal Quarantine Officer Kinyoun reports inoculated pigs rats and other animals from glands of the deceased Chinaman show no bubonic plague signs. Board of health lifts quarantine on Chinatown as a precaution against spread of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kinyoun
Board of Health
Chinatown
Flood Hits Illinois as Rivers Rise Across Valley
The Illinois River floods the valley with a sudden thaw swelling the Des Plaines and Vermilion rivers. Farms inundated, factories closed, and Sanitary District offices delaged as the drainage canal blamed for the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois River
Sanitary District
Illinois
Desplaines
Beecher Dead in Elmira After Stroke
Rev. Thomas K Beecher longtime Park Church pastor and Henry Ward Beecher brother died in Elmira after a paralytic stroke suffered last Sunday evening. He passed away at 12:20 this morning following the service. Beecher served the Elmira church for 46 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Thomas K. Beecher
the Park Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Young Irish Immigrants Sail to America En masse
The Oceanic brought 1500 Irish immigrants to New York on March 14. Among the travelers were many young men eager to flee the prospect of being drafted to fight the Boers in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oceanic
Ireland
Evangelist Killed by Train in Virginia
Rev. F. M. Anderson the Virginia state evangelist of the Disciples of Christ was struck on a Norfolk and Western bridge while studying a sermon and killed. He was on the tracks near Chilhowie on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilhowie
F. M. Anderson
Virginia
Disciples of Christ
Norfolk and Western
Goebel Murder Warrants Target Kentucky Republicans
Warrants issued for thirty leading Kentucky Republicans and four Brown Democratic leaders accused as accessories to the Goebel murder. Authorities allege involvement of prominent political figures in the case advancing through Louisville.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Goebel
Railroads Merge In Colorado Absorption Deal
New York dispatch reports that the Colorado and Southern will absorb the Colorado Midland in a plan agreed by the presidents and directors of both lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New York Dispatch Today
Colorado and Southern
Colorado Midland
Empire League meeting in Ottawa plans definite steps
Uniform System Ottawa March 14 delegates from the British Empire league convene with good attendance And trade and financial circles show interest as the league probably will take definite steps in the near term toward significant action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
British Empire League
Rumor of Sultan's Daughter Eloping With Turkish Poet
Court circles whisper that a daughter of the sultan has eloped with Niedjar the Turkish poet. The Vienna rumor spreads amid diplomatic chatter and intrigue.
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Vienna
Niedjar
Farmers National congress fixes August venue in Colorado Springs
Chicago March 14 The executive committee of the Farmers National congress fixed the last week of August and Colorado Springs as the place for holding the national congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Farmer’s National Congress
Colorado Springs
Russians Seek U S Entry at Juarez Port
Thirty three Russian emigrants have camped around the Mexican Central depot in Juarez awaiting inspection by General Malloy. They arrived from Vera Cruz five months ago and intend to settle in Kansas if admitted to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Juarez
A.G. Malloy
el Paso
Office of
Malloy
Uncle Sam
Europe
Vera Cruz
Kansas
New York
Duke of Orleans expelled from Bachelor's club
London reports the Duke of Orleans was expelled from the Bachelor's club for not explaining his praise of an artist who drew an insulting cartoon of the queen. The action underscores tensions between royal figures and critical art in the period.
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London
Duke of Orleans
Bachelor’s Club
Cecil Rhodes Delays Departure for England
Cecil Rhodes postpones his voyage to England due to a stomach ailment. He was to sail today but remains in Carpe Town awaiting recovery.
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Carpe Town
Cecil Rhodes
England
Will Isaac Free By Habeas Corpus Test Tomorrow
R B Isaac faces a crucial habeas corpus hearing tomorrow with Judge Walthall expected to arrive from the east. Patterson and Wallace, his defense team, prepare to argue the writ while the state asserts its case at ten o’clock. Bail arrangements were made at a local bank to cover the required amount.
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Walthall
Patterson and Wallace
Isaac
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