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Newspaper

Emmet County Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1899

Page

6

Britain Mobilizes Vast Force for South Africa War

Britain prepares a sweeping army redeployment to South Africa within five weeks. Yeomanry, volunteers, colonial troops and militia chiefs join Field Marshal Roberts and Lord Kitchener in a rapid buildup. Cities like Ladysmith, Kimberley and Mafeking face siege danger while a general mobilization shifts to a marked imperial conflict.

England Lord Roberts Geo Lord Ixitchouer Khartoum South Africa British Merit Marine Markeinte Great Britain Tannary Ladysmith Kimberley Mafeking Yeomanry London ‘Telegraph Scotland Wales

Militia, Volunteers, and Reserve Forces in the Era

The text outlines the structure of militia and volunteer forces, noting 114,000 men in the militia and reserves, with youths and farmers forming the backbone. It describes officers, yeomanry, artillery, engineers, and artisan components, and mentions expected volunteer limits and public sentiment as stocks react to a British defeat in Africa.

House Passes Currency Bill With Party Split Vote

The House approved a currency bill by a 190 to 150 party line vote after a week of debate. Democrats Clayton Denny Driggs Fitzgerald Thippert Scudder Thayer and Wilson backed the measure, which seeks gold dollar recognition, gold coin redemption, and bank note issuance up to bond parity, while the Senate plans its own action after recess.

Clayton New York Denny Maryland Driggs Fitzgerald Thippert Scudder Thayer Massachusetts Wilson House Senate

Boer Riot in Dublin Sparks Police Crackdown

Police dispersed a mass Boer sympathy meeting in Dublin on Sunday. Fights broke out, flags were destroyed, and several arrests were made. Figures including Maud Gonne, James Connolly, and Michael Davitt spoke as crowds shouted pro Boer chants and insults toward the queen and empire. Davitt urged European powers to support the Boer republic.

England Dublin Sanday Transvaal Maud Gonone Joan of Arc James Connally Connally Ireland Chamberlain Empire Michael Davitt Europe Great Britain Monaco Redmond

End of War News Report From General Otis Dispatch

Washington received Gen Otis dispatch stating Filipinos seek drastic measures to restore normality in the Philippines. It notes remnants of Aguilakto’s forces planning further crimes and favoring harsh punishment while suggesting native troops assist in policing, though some officials question such methods.

Otis War Department Washington Cen Otis Doriday Philippines Oris Aguilakto Bunds Trrison Maiy Iin Ele

Otis Seizes Letters on Aguinaldo Support

General Otis forwarded to Washington letters found in rebel archives. The papers reportedly show Aguinaldo had active moral backing from prominent anti expansionists in the United States.

Asuinaldo Otis Washington Rel Aguinaldo United States

Barge 115 Believed Lost With Crew Of Nine

Reports say whaleback barge 115, towed by the steamer Colgate Hoyt, is lost with nine aboard. Names of some crew include Captain S Hur A Boyce, Mate Michael Miynop, and Cook William Buckner. The barge had no insurance and was abandoned after the tow broke.

S ‘Hur A. Boyce Michael Miynop William Buckner Bearch Colgate Hoyt

Market Woes Ripple Through Stocks and Commodities

A week of selling driven by excitement and British reversals sent traders into a semi panic as funds liquidated holdings. Wheat closed slightly lower while corn prospects spark debate over next crop size and export demand, with prices modest and little room for large stock buildup without price concessions.

Jon Don

Lieut Brumby Dead and Dewey Staff Lose Aide At Manila

Lieutenant Thomas M Brumby secretary to Admiral Dewey and flag lieutenant died after a bout with typhoid fever at Garfield hospital Washington. He served with Dewey at Manila and was praised as bright and capable by the admiral. Brumby’s death marks the third Dewey associate from the Manila battle to die. His mother lives in Marietta Georgia and his father was a Confederate colonel. He was 28. A separate note reports a 445 million gallon Galton reservoir to be built by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad southeast of Galesburg.

Dewey Manila Thomas M. Brumby Admiral Dewey Garfield Hospital Washington Brunby Prumiy Georgia Lariay Tavat Broady Amino Sulluutry Gridley Wood Brumby Libut Bruemhy Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Galesburg Chicago

Walling of Congress Galleries Shows Rare Sparks of Interest

In a veteran Washingtonian view, gallery crowds tire of routine debates as speakers rarely spark excitement. Visitors, especially strangers, scrutinize members for status while the Capitol’s two floors yield few dramatic moments, leaving many disappointed with the calm pace of proceedings.

Hhouse of Representatives Ion Hand Tye Capitol Congress Powudays Tatesman Patrick Henry Galleries of Representat Mhey

Convict statistics and state labor plans noted in Iowa report

Secretary of State Dobson fled with the governor as Iowa released the biennial criminal report ending September 30. It cites 2444 total convictions across counties, sentencing 645 to jail and 977 to the penitentiary, with fines totaling 175 dollars 25.33 and 71 523.44 paid into county treasuries. Prosecution costs total 419 627.26. county attorney payments reach 171 100. The report records 32 765 years imprisonment in the penitentiary and 54 years in county jails. Among offenders 1 870 are American, 614 foreign, with a portion unknown. 61 cannot read or write. The board discussed convict labor and a planned twine plant at Anamosa, with most opposing the venture as unwise. Allamakee County iron ore proves rich. plans to build furnaces at Waukon next year. The supreme court overruled Novak rehearing, while former convict Novak remains under sentence for killing Edward Murray. The State Horticultural Society elected officers, and Des Moines court-house site issues were resolved to allow sale and riverfront replacement. Public health notes report suspected smallpox in Eddyville and northwestern Iowa disease control progress. The auditor’s report lists 79 domestic and 27 foreign business associations operating in Iowa. The State House gathering of state institution superintendents occurred, and the December supreme court term will issue opinions. Other entries include legislative seat contests, Trans-Mississippi Exposition funding, and tax-related reassignments.

Dobson Iowa Treasuries

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