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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
1
As reports spread of violence and upheaval in Pretoria authorities have announced key dates for a fall of the city. The unfolding crisis drives concern among residents and regional leaders as security plans are outlined and evacuations considered.
London reports Lord Roberts narrowing on Johannesburg with the British army within a day’s march and expected to enter Johannesburg by noon tomorrow. Boers retreat appears demoralized, while Pretoria defenses stiffen amid rapid troop moves from Mafeking and Zerust.
In Chicago on May 29 interest in the McCoy versus Ryanmill fight rose toward a record attendance. Ryan, resting after training, said he feels as strong as any light heavy and can win. McCoy trained with Billy Stift and Jack O'Brien as he prepares. New York reports linked Sharkey Kenny June 8 at Broadway Athletic Club and Sharkey Miller June 11 Philadelphia as exercise bouts ahead of the Kid McCoy bout on June 25.
In Richmond on May 29 Emma Hill, a Black woman, died after suffering paralysis during the solar eclipse. the event stirred strong reactions among the local colored population amid statewide excitement.
Washington May 29 The house committee voted 10 to 7 to report the Groat bill taxing oleomargarine when colored as butter at ten cents per pound. The meeting highlighted the political split over taxing imitation butter products.
May 29 report notes advance guard of veterans arriving in Louisville for the Confederate reunion. Gen Stephen D Lee of Mississippi, cousin of Gen Robt E Lee, is the most distinguished guest. Preparations are nearly complete as aMaimed Confederate company gathers, its members having lost an eye, a leg, or an arm in the lost cause.
Kansas City May 29 cattle receipts 9000 steady to lower native steers 4.50 to 5.55 western steers 4.00 to 5.00 Texas and Indian steers 4.00 to 4.60 cows and heifers 2.00 to 4.85 bulls 3.00 to 4.00 stockers and feeders 4.00 to 5.00 top 5.55 hogs receipts 18000 five to ten cents lower top 5.00 bulk sales 4.80 to 4.90 light 4.80 to 4.95 medium 4.80 to 4.85 mixed 4.80 to 4.90 heavy 4.90 to 5.05 pigs and rouge packing 3.50 to 4.75 sheep receipts 2200 steady to strong lambs 5.50 to 7.50 wuttons 3.70 to 5.75 F S Wirt an employee of C Rokahr left today for a three months visit to Portsmouth Ohio.
Miss Clark's wins top prize of 14 million in a life insurance or lottery style event. The report notes a large prize won by Miss Clark against a Pope themed rival or competitor.
The Clark Morris wedding at St Thomas church led to charity wards brightened with 40 000 blossoms after the ceremony. Dr Lewis Rutherford Morris and Miss Katherine S Clark departed on their honeymoon as Senator Clark’s gift of 14 million dollars and other jewelry topped 425 gifts to the bride.
Detroit dispatch from Calumet reports the fire in No 2 shaft of the Calumet and Hecla mine started Saturday evening is now under control. Damage amount and details are not yet known.
New York copper at 168, silver 601, lead 420. El Paso Mexican money quotation today 474 4s.
Street car workers in St. Louis reported a riot with a large number of shots fired. Police cordoned the area as bystanders fled and several injuries were reported amid confusion near the car lines.
Widespread violence marks the strike as two car shootings wound eight, two fatally, on South Broadway. Directors plan to end the dispute by replacing imported workers and offering former nonstriking staff positions, with possible union recognition. A separate case reports a fined black soldier for disturbing the peace.
In Washington on May 29 the Senate, on motion by Mr. Davis, referred a resolution of sympathy for the Boers to the Foreign Relations Committee by 40 to 26. Republicans Chandler Hale Hoar Moon and Pettigrew voted no. Teller and Lindsay voted yes. Chandler sought floor privileges for Martin Maginnis of Montana during the seat eligibility dispute. unanimous consent allowed Maginnis’ appearance and he was warmly greeted by members.
The senate appropriations panel voted to amend the civil appropriation bill by adding a 5 million dollar rider for the St. Louis World’s Fair. Ten thousand dollars would be immediately available for the fair commission’s expenses. Also notes a social reminder and a travel item for Mrs. A Murdoch to Whiteboro Texas.
Senator Hanna asserts no man can be certain of securing the vice presidential nomination at Philadelphia next month. He expects the convention will not be a cut and dried affair and the decision will be settled only when the convention debates the matter in earnest.
The executive committee of the American Racing Cyclists union lifted Major Taylor's suspension from professional racing after he pays an $8500 fine. The decision was announced following yesterday's meeting in New York.
Democrats alarmed by rules committee vote plan to consider trust measures from the house judiciary committee. Discussion runs Wednesday through Friday with a 5 p.m. Thursday vote on the constitution amendment and 4 p.m. Friday vote on the proposed bill. A caucus of Democrats tonight weighs attitudes toward Republican anti trust proposals. Republicans argue the rules trap Democrats while pushing a party line.
Dr Lindsay hosted a small gathering to view Roentgen rays and a general electric display. A static electricity machine revealed bones in hands and other objects. Curtis photographed a boy’s spine and a hand. The X ray tests showcased the electric spark and Dr Lindsay’s new machine, praised as a top modern instrument for electrical treatment.
Capitan passengers report Chief Engineer Sumner left Capitan last Monday driving toward Liberal Kansas to survey an extension. Commercial Agent Alexander asked Superintendent Greig who replied no immediate extension is planned but Sumner is reconnoitering the ground to assess future options.
In county court, Kneezell versus G W Emer 800 sad wife reached verdict for $412.50 after suing for $50 for plas and specifications on bulidings. Defendants deny liability. If the new trial motion is overruled an appeal will be filed. Mrs Akin's dancing scene tonight. Daily Herald.
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