Chamberlain Calls for Anglo German US Alliance to Secure Peace
London reports quote Joseph Chamberlain arguing Great Britain should not be isolated in Europe and that a triple alliance or understanding with the United States and Germany would best preserve world peace. He cites shared interests and sentiment, warns against French opposition, and notes favorable American sympathy after Spanish War.
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Me thuen wounded at Modder River battle in Natal
A Times dispatch from Frere Natal reports General Methuen wounded by a bullet at Modder River with other officers killed or wounded. News notes Colenso retreat toward the Colony and Baden-Powell mobilizing forces near Mafeking amid ongoing bombardments and troop movements.
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Officers Killed at Modder River Reported From Capetown
The War Office lists casualties from Modder River with Staff Colonel H P Northcott and Lieutenant Colonel K R H Stopford among the killed. Wounded are Major W Lind, Captain Farrell, Lieutenant Dunlop, and Lieutenant Purge. Also named are Major Count Gleichenda, Lieutenant Hon BR H Lygon, Lieutenant Viscount Acheson, Captain G A Moore, and others.
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Gold Coast
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Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Wentridge Way
Morocco
Soudan
Mr. Rodd
Abyssinia
Kimberley Front News From November Reports
From Kimberley on Friday November 4 and November 7 reports describe Boer tricks to draw troops, explosions of two culverts on the Spytfontels railway, and proximity of relievo forces cheening the garrison. Small Boer bands remain near Kimberley, with sightings around Olifantram and Kathrson corridors.
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Bombardment of Kimberley Details and Boer Fire
The report describes Boer shells aimed at Kimberley with about 1000 fired and British shells at least 6000. Wounded are in stable condition. An armored train moved toward Dronfield for reconnaissance but withdrew after shelling began. Boers also fire on the reservoir fort from Wimbledon as the conflict continues.
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Lord Methuen Wounded In South Africa Update
London dispatch reports Lord Methuen wounded with non serious injuries and expected recovery in days. His temporary absence raises questions over command as Colonel Ville leads the Guari e brigade and a new division may be deployed soon. High officials praise troops and note another division to be called for the Cape mobilization.
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Bailey Declines Speaker Nomination Citing Party Unity
Washington, November 30. In a formal statement Mr. Bailey says he will not allow his name to go before the caucus for speaker. He urges Democrats to unite and harmonize, willing to stand aside if another can lead the party to victory. He warns that personal ambition would harm the party during a pivotal election.
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First Open Market Steel Sale From Alabama Steel Plant
A Birmingham dispatch reports Alabama Steel and Shipbuilding Co in Ensley produced the first commercial open market billet at its new million dollar plant. Three furnaces operate now with full production due in thirty days. Output largely allocated for Europe and domestic wire and nails from the adjacent works, under the banner of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. officials.
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Seventh District Negro Republicans Meet in Waco
The Seventh district Negro Republicans held a convention in Waco today with speakers Gooseane Bill McDonald M Ferguson and B Gooneby addressing the rally. The event aimed to support the National committeeman for Texas.
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Troop Replacements After Ringgold Dispute
In Ringgold near Rio Grande Texas the clash between citizens and Fort Ringgold forces prompts a troop reshuffle. Lieutenant Reubertlom transfers from Ringgold to San Antonio and Captain Pritchard takes over the Ninth Cavalry detachment.
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