British Forces Struggling in Transvaal as Reinforcements Needed
Report from November 13, 1899 notes British troops in the Transvaal under heavy pressure near a potential disaster for General White. Defenders are stubborn but outnumbered, suffering heavy losses and nearing the limit of endurance as renewed aid is sought.
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Transvaal
White
Fittings of the Opposition and a Varying War of Words
A bitter defense of the Advertiser and criticism of the Opposition and figures like Mr Dole, Mr Lansing, Mr Hartwell, and Captain Whistletrigger. The piece mocks political knifeing, praises patriotic war symbols, and recalls the 1898 Hawaiian crisis and the USS Bennington affair, portraying the Goddess of Liberty under attack.
Hartwell's Clients and the Eagle in Captain Whistletrige’s Cage
The men whom Mr Hartwell represents raise no objection to the amusement as it merely demonstrates the character of the eagle in Captain Whistletriger's cage.
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Mr. Hartwell
Whistletrige Ger
Disaster in Highways Siding England Observation
London reports a belated dispatch from Ladyanith describing Monday's retreat where squadrons narrowly escaped an overwhelming force of Hoers. The Royal Hussars, though pressed, were orderly and suffered only one wounded. The Queen expresses pity for General White and officers. Public reaction blames scouting lapses and ammunition loss, with debate over Colonel Carleton’s orders to hold Nicholenn’s Nek.
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Ladyanith
George Stewart White
Nowlae
Tel Battallona
White
Catonel Carleton
Carterton
Genera White
Nicholenn
Nek
Pratoria
White Not at Fault In New York War Dispatch
A Tribune cable recounts General White's report on the Ladysmith siege. It states the left wing halted bravely under heavy fire after Colonel Carleton's column lost guns and ammunition, and notes the surrender was misrepresented as a failure rather than a heroic stand against overwhelming odds.
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Louton
Ladysmith
White
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Funston Declines Libel Suit Against Ireland
In Emporia Kansas the Twentieth Kansas Regiment arrival disrupted life as schools closed and business paused while General Funston addressed crowds from a wagon. He stated he would sue the San Francisco Monitor but not Archbishop Ireland, after denying libel actions against Ireland.
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San Francisco Monitor
Packing and Farm Implement Listings in Assorted Sizes
An assortment of farm and road tools listed by size includes packing varieties, Steel Road Scrapers, Tubular Wheelbarrows, Pan American Wheelbarrows, Champion Canal Wheelbarrows, Extra Heavy Breaking Plows, Aving's Steel Plows, and Perfect Rice Plows sorted by size.
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Police Court Notes Disposes Forenoon Cases
In the Police Court this forenoon the following cases were disposed of Ah Kin assault and battery on Lokana six dollars and costs Ah Chin opium in law fifty dollars and costs Hapaumi Aisurhing the ye l of the night two pounds and costs Ah Pu plu in possession discharged Ah Hook cruelty to animals ten dollars and costs.
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Ah Chin
Hapaumi Aisurhing
Ah Pu
Ah Hook
Rumor of Samoan deal sways imperial exchange
London dispatch reports Berlin concedes to Britain in Samoan matter. Germany agrees to give up Gilbert and Holomon Islands in exchange for Samoa. Britain would gain control of Samoa and all Micronesia groups except Guam.
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Monterey's Commander Detachments News Report
Commander Eugene H C Louise who took by Monterey from here to Manila has been detached from command of a coast defense monitor and set on waiting orders in an action connected with Commander Charles Cornwell in the same period.
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Eugene H.C. Louise
Manila
Charles ©. Cornwell
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C. B. Wood
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Bruce Waring & CO
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure Many Ailments
An old advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and cure conditions like salt rheum scrofula rheumatism dyspepsia catarrh and improve overall health. It claims Hood's Pills aid liver discomfort and are not irritating.
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