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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1900

Page

3

Long War Ahead as Roberts Awaits Winter Gear for Troops

Dispatches from Bloemfontein describe looming winter campaign plans as Lord Roberts’ forces stockpile remounts and woolen khaki. Kitchener protects railways while Mafeking relief and Kimberley actions unfold. mines near Mafeking are uncovered and 250 pounds of explosives seized.

Lord Hoberta Lord Roberts Kimberley Bloemfontein Lord Kitchener Brabant Gatacre Free State Mafeking Cape Town Sarah Wilson Pretoria Cape Boshof Shimberley Steyn Free State Road Kroonstad Fischer-Wolmarans Irish Rifles Rouxville Aliwal Gen. Brabant London Great Britain Beira Rhodesia Br. Petersburg Aftonbladet Stockholm Nicholas

Giant in His Day Ex-Minister John A. Bingham Dies

Former Ohio congressman and diplomat John A. Bingham died at 85 in Steubenville. He served in the Civil War era House, helped impeach President Johnson, and was Minister to Japan for twelve years before being recalled in 1885.

John A. Bingham Steubenville Ohio House of Representatives Lincoln House Japan Cleveland Pblic Congress Bingham J. A. Bingham Johnson

Gen. Funston faces potential court martial over hangings

Reports from Manila discuss Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston's alleged execution of two Filipinos without trial during a clash near San Isidro. A Macabebe guide led Americans to rescue companions, but Filipinos fled as troops arrived. The incident sparks debate on reprisal killings and military discipline.

Funston Manila Frederick Funston San Isidro

Dam Across Colorado River at Austin Was Once Grand Structure

The Austin dam over the Colorado river, washed away recently, dates to 1804 with a reported cost of 1.5 million dollars. It stood about 1200 feet long with a seventy foot rise, sixty by sixteen feet in cross section, shaping water flow to maximize power and leaving a 12 000 to 14 000 horsepower yield for ten hours daily.

Colorado River Austin Texas Lowell Mass

Julia Arthur Retires From Stage Over Ill Health

Ill health forces Julia Arthur to retire from acting with a permanent exit likely unless her condition improves. It marks a third cancellation in three seasons as her husband B P Cheney restricts future returns to brief ten week runs in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago. The actress, born in Hamilton Ontario as Lewis, debuted professionally at age 15 with Daniel Bandman.

Julia Arthur B. P. Cheney New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Miss Arthur Hamilton, Ont Lewis Daniel Bandman

German actress shines in minor Shakespeare roles

A young actress rose to prominence in Portia Juliet Desde Mona and Ophelia. Her success led her family to send her to Germany and England to study. Return brought immediate recognition with the Palmer stock company.

Portia Juliet Desde Mona Ophelia Germany England Palmer Stock Company

Aguinaldo Hiding in Manila Reported in War Department Letters

Manila letters to the War Department claim Aguinaldo is concealing in the city. A U S secret service official cites evidence he remained in Manila after Luzon forces dispersed. An army officer corroborates that Aguinaldo is not in Luson’s outer districts. A Brooklyn corporal describes a massacre of Filipino prisoners, claiming his company killed unarmed captives in the jungle.

War Department Manila Aguinaldo United States Secret Service Luza Luson Brooklyn Leonard Mygatt Philippines Twenty Regular Infantry Mygatt Henry A. Powell Brook

Otis to Return to U S End of May From Philippines

War Department in Washington announces Maj. Gen. Otis will sail for the United States within two months to be succeeded by Gen. Mac Arthur in the Philippines. Otis requested return for private interests and hoped to sail by May 1. Secretary Root presented dispatch to the President who approved the request.

Als War Department Washington Otis United States Division of The Philippines MacArthur Root

Railroads See Mergers and Expansions Across the Nation

During March the Iowa Central earned 196523 dollars, up 19733 from last year. Rumors place the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg road merging with New York Central. Arkansas rail workers note a Marion County boom in zinc rail sites. The Louisville and Nashville may own the Monon and gain lines into Chicago. Illinois Central to build large New Orleans freight yards.

Iowa Central Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg New York Central System Arkansas Marion County Louisville and Nashville Monon Chicago Eastern Western New York Boston Stone Chicago and Eastern Illinois Texas Central Passenger Association Eastern Linen Buffalo Central America Kansas City National Committee Reading Railroad Vanderbilts Heading Company Lehigh Valley Erie

Mexico Emerges as Sixth in Gold Production

Mexico ranks sixth among global gold producers with output rising last year by about 50,000 ounces from the prior year. The nation continues to lead in silver production, ahead of the United States, Australasia, and Bolivia, with silver output close to 3,000,000 ounces higher than the previous year.

Mexico Africa Australasia United States Russia Canada Bolivia

Prosperous Mixed Farmer Built Vast Western Canada Estate

A Baldur Gazette profile highlights Mr. Creamer who from 1880 owns 1,280 acres near the town. He operates wheat, other grains, and pasture with 40 horses 60 cattle and 50 pigs. His barns granary and water system show modern farming for 1890 western Canada. Thousands of settlers migrate to free homestead lands offered by the Canadian government.

Mr. Creamer Creamer Canada

High Water to the Tugela River

The Tugela River can rise as much as forty feet in a single night due to mountain thunderstorms. The surge endangers nearby settlements and prompts warnings for residents to move to higher ground.

Tugela

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