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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1899

Page

12

Heath lauds McKinley in Michigan speech

In Owosso Michigan on October 11 Hon Perry S Heath addressed the Michigan Republican Newspaper Association. He praised President McKinleys Philippines policy, condemned anti imperialist critics, and argued for peace first then governance while insisting Dewey advised and Aguinaldo should receive fair treatment. He urged a Republican victory in upcoming campaigns.

Owosso Mich Perry S. Heath Michigan Republican Newspaper Association Hhe Lincoln Republican Party Spain Fort Sumter Maine Havana United States Dewey Manila Bay Aguinaldo McKinley

European plans for Boers outlined by Luxembourg source

The Standard's Luxembourg correspondent details a Boer campaign plan drafted by a European general. The Natal strategy aims to seize the coast railway north of De Aar, through Zululand or via Greytown Umbulu. In the Orange Free State a defensive posture leverages the railway flank while blocking bridges to lure British advances. Dr Leyds says European powers would intervene if the Boers hold two months, and a third army to Delagoa Bay is seen as the decisive move.

London Standard Luxembourg Layda Germany Belgium Ax Weil Holland Natal Dariaa Zululand Greytown Umboll Tis Orange Free State de Aar Junction Orange River Kimberley Bloemfontein Mafeking Pretoria de Aar Leyds Delagoa Bay

British schooner Adam abandoned near 46N 24W

The British schooner Adam of St. John s N F en route to Gibraltar was abandoned and crew rescued by the Norwegian bark Heavy after a gale on October 23. Located at latitude 46 north, longitude 24 west, the ship was neatly diamonded and wilting. The crew landed at Bristol after arrival in Waterford Ireland. REED S SUCCESSOR ELECTI) Portland Me Nov 6 Amon L Ale son Republican elected to Congress First Maine district defeating Luther Met in ey by over 4000 votes with Dayton town results tightening the margin.

London Adam St. John’s N. F Gibraltar Heavy Dalhousie Bristol Waterford Ireland Hana Calcalera Tit Port Hag Creadenhead Reed Electi Portland Amon L. Aleson Maine Luther F. Metinney Dayton York County Allan Allen

Student dies from football injuries at State University

Oakland on November 4 reports the death of Jesse Norris Hicks a senior in the College of Mining after injuries from a late afternoon Interclony game on the campus. Hicks was struck in the neck during a hard tackle and suffered a spinal injury. He died at East Bay Sanitarium this morning.

Oakland The State University Jexne Norris Hicks College of Mincing East Bay

Ferry Disaster at Antwerp Kills Over Thirty

A ferryboat on the Scheldt at Antwerp broke up as the first train arrived, crowding the left bank. Many people fell into the water and dozens were injured or drowned. Rescue efforts report more than thirty dead with several pulled from the river.

Antwerp Waosland

Germany's China Policy and Open Door Stance

Berlin reports that Germany has reaffirmed its open door policy in China through the Klao Chau port opening and Count von Huelsow's binding declarations. The article notes the United States stance and mentions the book On To Manila detailing campaigns and historical context.

Berlin United States Germany Klaochau Count von Huclow China

Boers Not Aggressive Across Frontier, Report Says

A Queenstown dispatch notes Boer forces not advancing toward Colesburg after destroying the Van Syl bridge near Norvale. Free Staters expected to defend, Bree State railway wrecked, six months to repair. Natal reports Ladysmith engagement with casualties and minor injuries.

London San Francisco Queenstown Dw Ann Reamead Storburg Devar van Syl Norvale Colesburg Bree South Africa Colonial Office Han Natal Ladysmith Tucsday Taunter Maphone

Curious scripture quotes tame Transvaal crisis claim

The Daily News notes that President Kruger, in his Bible reading, would have found passages stating that both home born and stranger should be treated with the same law and love. It argues a better reading would have avoided the Transvaal crisis, per Britisher.

The Daily News Kruger Egypt Transvaal

Louisiana Foe of Cession Echoes in Union History

Fragmented remarks recount how Louisianans resented cession terms and feared loss of self rule while hoping Donne parte would overturn the treaty. Delegations to Washington, indignation meetings, talk of arms, and a lingering clash with Jeffersonian ideals frame the period. Andrew Jackson is recalled in contrasting Florida actions and preemption doctrine debates.

Congress Thant Washigton Donneparte Great Britain Charles Guyarre Jefferson New Orleans Butte Bryan Andrew Jackson Florida Thoma Jefferson

Blood Purifying Remedy Ad Claims Health Benefits

Slogan heavy ad copy promises Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures rheumatism scrofula and dyspepsia. Claims improve digestion and overall health while warning of impure blood symptoms like pimples and sores. Persistent tone and period advertisement style.

Hood

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