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Newspaper

Golden Era

Location

Golden, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 10, 1899

Page

2

British Heroes Official Casualty List From Ladysmith Engagement

London reports General White cabled casualty figures from Farquhar’s farm near Ladysmith on Oct 30. Six officers died and nine wounded in Carlton’s column. 54 enlisted men killed and 281 wounded overall. Dispatches debate whether Carlton’s losses are included.

London George Stewart White Foar Farquhar Ladysmith Carlton War Office Royal Artillery Giant J. 1 McDougall Jno Dawkins Harry Belcher Kings Royal Rifle Corps W. ‘I. Myers H. Marcden J. L. Forater Henry ©. Buchanan- Riddell Geo. White Gol. Carlton White Daily News Sarquhar Cours Drakensberg Daily Telegraph Grimwood Bulwan

Renewal of bombardment detailed in Ladysmith dispatches

Special dispatches from Ladysmith dated Tuveday give details on renewing the bombardment. Boers reoccupy positions and remounted big guns though their fire injures few. Lieut. F G Eyer and troops from the Powerful silenced the Boers guns. Reports mention heavy Boer losses in men and horses, and the death of Geo Jan H Kock in Ladysmith hospital. Farther news notes Mfeking besieged, sorties repaired, and Muafeking surrender exposed.

Ladysmith F. G. Eyer Geo Jan H. Kock Elandsinagte Nina White Mfeking Muafeking Free Staters Colensburg London Aldershot Royal Marines Portsmouth South Africa

Venerable Battleship Launched at Chatham

The British battleship Venerable was launched at Chatham on November 2 with Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain christening the ship. She broke a wine bottle and a bouquet was presented to her daughter of Sir William White. Crowds cheered as the vessel slid into the water while Life on the Ocean Wave and Rule Britannia played. Guests included Mr. Goschen and other naval officials.

Chatham Eng Joseph Chamberlain Wm. Henry White Naval Construction

Kimberley siege and Boer activity spread on frontier

Reports from Hope Town and Cape Town describe six thousand Boers near Kimberley, with roads patrolled and searchlights visible. Defenders reportedly weary but confident they can hold, while Bechuanaland and Griqualand Dutch residents may join after annexation. Additional notes mention 8000 Boers near Bethulia bridge, flood conditions on the Orange River, and concerns of Ladysmith’s isolation amid ongoing war reports.

Hope Town Capa Colony Haremworth Haa Klipdam Kimberley Hoe Harmaworth Bechuanaland Griqualand Cape Town Bethulia Bridge Kimpberley Field Corner Dutoit Orange River London Kekewitch War Office Associated Press Natal Walter Francis Healy-Hutchinson Ladysmith Colouso

Telegraphic Briefs From Circa Early 1900s: Mixed Notices

A scattered Telegraphic Briefs page notes political resignations, large public meetings, and international affairs from Ontario to Beitohi. It mentions Yukon's steamers wrecked, Italian labor imported by Slocan wine owners, the Sharkey James boxing bout, German press cautions, a murder case in Eganville, and U S army casualties. Also references South African service, Salvation Army postings, and a Newfoundland coasting steamer foundering with all hands.

Ontario T. A Hibera Sevier Doty Chicago Dr. Warsons Knoxchurch Toronto Mosers Paterson Logan Bolen Chatham Eng Yukon Messrs Sifton Fraser Electora Melita New York Sammon Youaster Eganville Ont Ling Beitohi United States Germmans South Arriona Tribeess of Wales Davis Anderson Winnipeg Mr. Towel U. S. Army Ted Col Vomville Lord Minto Vaide & Corps of Cavalry Canada Salvation Army Winnibeg Northwest Forces Major Mra. Southall Newfoundland Te Beote Min Lelieved Dizon Girley Taluip

Poultry Pointers From an Old Almanac

Fowls require bulky food and careful housing. Pirched wheat helps sick birds. keep water sources fresh and avoid mixing Brahmas with Leghorns. Eggs last longer if turned weekly. Wood ashes irritate skin. oats may be fed lightly overnight. Strong chicks need good breeding stock. Brahmas fatten easily, Leghorns stay lean and active.

Ladysmith News and Boer War Dispatches From London

London reports through Nov 2 3 detailing Delagoa cable outages and no new casualty totals from South Africa Sir Redvers Buller may have left Cape Town for Ladysmith. A Ladysmith dispatch notes Hussars escape from a Boer ambush and stragglers arriving from Natal. Queen Victoria expresses sympathy for Sir George Stewart White amid criticism of his officers for battlefield missteps.

London Delagoa South Africa War Office Perriott Redvers Buller Cape Town Ladysmith Euay Range Pietermaritsburg Natal Gloucestershire Regiment George Stewart White General White Lient Carlton White Nicholson Nek Morning Post Acton Homes Jaya Glenceaters Fusiliers Carlson Woat Lady‘oroith Dundee Glencoe

Canada to Offer New Troop Contingent for South Africa

Ottawa reports it is probable the Canadian government will propose sending another regiment to aid Imperial forces in South Africa following the Lodysmith disaster. London papers react with strong concern over Canada’s suggestion to dispatch a second contingent.

Ottawa Travavanl

Multiple Disparate 1900s News Clippings From Canada and Abroad

A compilation of brief wartime, political, and disaster items spans Cardston Alberta irrigation work and an early election hint, injuries from a Winn ie road crash, the death of Jos Harvie in Toronto, a fatal hurricane toll in Bukit, and a Rotterdam bound ship sinking. It notes Salvation Army leadership changes in the Northwest, a fatal Sheffield hollow explosion, a doctors meeting, and a South African service fund rise. Other items record murders in Meanville, a steamer sinking off South Carolina, Philippine planters free from cultivation constraints, a British cabinet defence meeting with Lord Wolseley, a Chicago building collapse deaths, and Tory reactions to pacific protests at Quebec.

Cardston Alta Indications Baron Iylton Eugland United States Salvation Army Northwest Greene Sheffield Eny Messy Sifton Logan Fouris Latios Anvwunta William Yaxter Meanville Ant Geo. J. Colwell South Carolina Weacoyan Philippines Somite Tee Lord Wolseley Mevon Storey Chicago Patelostens Mrewell Quebec

Artillery Duel at Ladysmith Shapes the Battle

Reports from Ladysmith November 1 to 2 describe a heavy artillery engagement as British and Boer forces trade shellfire. British ships and land batteries strike Boer positions on Helpworth Hill and surrounding fortifications while Boers suffer high casualties and the garrison remains defiant.

Revolt Attempt at Pisco Faces Government Resistance

Lima Peru November 1 reports an attempted revolutionary movement at Pisco. Promoters seized the custom house storing arms and ammunition and attacked the barracks but were repelled by government troops. In Vancouver a shotgun accident at Extension mines left Lonie Detelle blind in one eye while Francesco Rabbiard remains jailed at Nanaimo.

Peru Lima Galveston Pisco Vancouver B.C Lonie Detelle Francesco Rabiiard Nanaimo

Territorial election likely in North West Territories

Regina reports a probable territorial election within months. Insufficient Ottawa funding and rising education and public works costs push toward confederation. Premier Haultain faces autonomy terms and a mandate appeal as the assembly may convene soon. A second dispatch notes no more bullfighting in Cuba per Secretary Root.

Regina Ottawa Northwest Territories Haultain Confederation Havlair

Winnipeg Market Prices for Wheat and Farm Commodities

Manitoba and Winnipeg market rates list flour, oats, barley, and wheat prices, with oats at Winnipeg delivery and country points, flour values per sack, and various feed grains. Livestock and dairy values show beef, mutton, veal, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and hides, with prices for cattle, sheep, hogs, and horses across Winnipeg and rural points.

Manitoba Bard Fort William Ogilvie Glenora Lake of the Woods Itn Winnipeg

Do Not Pay Cash for Dominion Lands Discount

A fragmented notice urges payment in scrip for Dominion Lands with a claimed 20 percent discount. It cites Alloway & Champion Winnipeg bankers and brokers and MERCI offices in Manitoba or the Wes, offering full information through unspecified contact points.

Alloway & Champion Winnipeg The MERCI Canada Acueuoe Ankeo Canada Manitoba Wes

Steamer Colwell Founders. Only Captain Saved

Dispatch from Charleston reports the steamer George S. Colwell from Fernandina bound for New York foundering. Captain Caskill was the sole survivor. Other items note czar visit, Countess of Aberdeen leaving for Montreal, militia transfers in Ottawa, and a wireless experiment by the Massachusetts.

New York Herald Washington Jaya Cnba Brpretary Root Bla A. 3 Obaffe Legent Philadelphia Maritime Exchange Charleston George Colwell Caskill Fernandina United States Massachusetts

Kame San The Outcast Hero of Port Arthur

A multi part tale follows Kame San a Japanese boy from a farmer family who kills his father in a tragic accident and is branded with a black cross. He endures exile and shame before proving valor in battle and returning as a noble soldier to save his nation. Umay San loves him though his fate remains tragic as he dies at his father’s feet. The piece blends legend and wartime sacrifice with a stark social moral.

Kame Nori-san Kloto Bila Norl-san Wara Eoon Kamo Kaine Biban-quam Falr Umay Goda Kame-san Kamesan Arcee Van Port Arthur Umay Kamesana Agalo Negre Driving & Bargats Oritan Perances

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