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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
8
A report outlines calls for mediation by major powers as global forces maneuver toward conflict. Roberts nears a goal while critiques rise about urgency and the need for united action. Kruger appeals from Pretoria for integration of the great powers following the recent war.
A late dispatch reports Lord Roberts advancing toward Bloemfontein with Boer forces retreating and plans to seize key rail lines. The British commander presses toward the capital while Boers consider strategic positions near the town and rail junctions.
London dispatch dated March 10 reports Kroger and Steyn sending peace proposals to Salisbury conditional on the independence of the two Boer republics. Foreign consuls were convened to seek intervention by the powers they represent to prevent further hostilities.
March unopposed fortification at Tondis reports morning tally from Ansvogel Hope with 120,380 and MyA warning unopposed yesterday. Officers note last camp to record the Vist of damage left undeclared. Casualties include FN Parsons and A B Gaddington of the Essex team wounded. C Berkeley severely with Toy Arm and G Here Tetaghy. General Gathers reports that he
A fragmentary report from New York on March 12 describes the collapse of a bridge span after a vessel and crew struggle. A yachtsman contemplates entering the America s Cup defense, with plans to send a challenge by August and discuss design shifts for a new challenger versus the Shamrock.
Report from Manila on March 18 describes an ambush or assault in the Tanding Major Ward area, with eight Americans wounded and Major Word among the injured. Details are garbled but indicate a siege or clash near the Gogayan valley and shifting troop positions, with reports of firefight and casualties.
The city readies a grand new industry on the West Side aimed at refining air. The plant will separate atmospheric components oxygen nitrogen and carbonic gas, enabling production with commercial value. Henry D. McDowell and associates claim a cheap method they are installing in their nearly completed establishment.
Dr Tayds the Transvaal diplomat thanks Mr Claneey of Dublin for Dublin Corporation resolution expressing sympathy for the South African Republic. He notes the move is highly valued by a distressed nation seeking independence and liberty. He hopes the sentiment reaches the British Isles and unites like minded supporters.
Fire at a three story tenement on Forris and Four Teeth avenues in Newark destroys a large family group. Fifteen dead, about sixty residents displaced, with many children among the victims. A suspect, Vito Credovo, is in custody as fire origin is investigated.
Miss Flor nove Theesy of Herkimer New York claims a live snake has inhabited her stomach for six to seven years. She traveled to St Tyche hospital where doctors will attempt removal. An earlier examiner said a snake was present but no operation was needed. The affair involves sensational rumors about a local expert and a dramatic medical ordeal.
In New York March, Captain Bishop reports urgent food relief needs as famine tightens across Thyataned. Widespread unemployment in large plantations, delayed banana and nut harvests, and rising destitution push families to towns. General Davis calls for 500 tons of meat and 500 tons of bacon to follow 600 tons planned for March 10, while coffee planters struggle and some districts foresee increased lawlessness.
A long report outlines multiple candidates in Indiana for governor and Congress, detailing their regional bases, past offices, and potential strengths. It notes factions within the party, district boundaries, and the likelihood of strategic moves at the convention as delegates weigh endorsements and late entries.
Deputies report Albert E. Molehing charged with forging notes totaling thousands of dollars. Keplinger, tied to the alleged scheme, fled toward Indian Territory before heading to Pivic Texas. officers plan to bring him back for multiple counts.
A March dispatch reports factions of the Wah Thig and Sin Suey Ying Tongs, after recent killings, plan to unite under guidance of consular official Dong Bung to seek a truce and avoid further bloodshed among Chinatown factions.
Bids opened for iron work on the DeWald and Kuny buildings with Ibex bidikers and Lywesl hebiy firms among bidders. Wabaah Iron Company of Wabash Indiana submitted the lower bids totaling 2187.70 for the DeWald building and 588.50 for the Wang building. The contract covers all east iron and tolls for the project. A separate note records a domestic incident in Willard Baye kery with a family tied to Eo River township.
Washington reports say the United States would not propose mediation between Britain and the South African rebellion. Officials note any such offer would offend Britain, but the U S could act as intermediary if terms are acceptable to both sides. A decision on peace efforts is expected within a day or two.
In Frankfort March 13 the Kentucky legislature adjourned amid debate over a 100,000 reorganization fund for the state militia. Speculation swirls about Governor Taylor’s future as Republicans express confidence he will stay, while lawmakers anticipate a possible night session to resolve the proprieties of leadership.
Aviah Blackburn an employer Lie Howser was struck on the side this morning by a buck and severely injured. Janos of the Gily stabu removed him to Dr. McHugh’s clinic on Walton avenue where the injury was pronounced serious. The report states he is believed to be fatally injured with additional wounds.
Dr C B Bremen treated a young man at the Ave Cole home after severe frostbite left three fingers and a toe amputated. Surgeons Kemal Harrod and team performed the operation at the patient’s home on Wythe Avenue to prevent gangrene and save the severed limb.
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