Government Slaughters Black and Blames the Missionaries
Special to the Sam from Durban Natal reports a two month uprising by Zulus against tax policies. The fighting involves about 30 000 Zulus against 60 60 white soldiers with heavy casualties and fierce brutality on both sides. Natal blames black American missionaries for inspiring Ethioplahism and unrest in Zululand and Natal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
Natal
Zululand
Zulwhend
Vlacka
Watal
Assegaia
Admuaketa
Nats
Ziluland
America
The Native's Side of the Natal Row
Alfred Mangena argues the Natal unrest is a protest against poll taxes and colonial rule. He contends the natives faced forced taxation to drive labor for mines, resisted with self defense, and seeks political rights under Theodore Roosevelt’s influenced governance.
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Brambaata
Asfety
England
Ranaeiewa
Africa
Jet UN Nave
Ransevelt
Shanklin Killed in Tram Car Accident in Rushville
Sperin to the Sen. Rushville Indiana August 1. C E Shanklin head supervisor for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction company, died instantly yesterday after climbing atop a trolley car to repair it. He failed to switch off electricity and was struck by 580 volts as he wrapped a leg around the pole. Shanklin was the nephew of Charles L. Henry, president of the traction line.
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C. E. Shanklin
Sperin
Sen
Rushville
Ind
Shanklin
Sar Rapahree
Indianapals & Cincinnati Tracton Company
Bhanksin
Charles L. Henry
The
Traction Ltne
Old Fashion Restored Inspires Vinaigrette Trend
Ladies place on their toilet tables are told that old fashion ed vinaigrettes are again being carried in New York. They are valued as both useful and ornamental and may become popular even for those without subways as fashion returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sew Paper At Huntington
The Morning Star reports a new paper beginning in Huntington Indiana with an 18 page issue filled with local and general news and a strong run of local advertising. O H Downeys is managing editor Robert Butler is editor and A J Hoover is business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Morning Star
Ind
O. H. Downeys
Robert Butler
A. J. Hoover
Woman killed as auto struck by trolley in Evanston
Special to The Sun Evanston Aug 30 1933 Elizabeth Blaughter 35 died last night when the automobile in which she rode was struck by a trolley car Mrs H B Slaughter was fatally injured G S Slaughter and Mrs Catherine Daulby a niece 180 were hurt
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Apto
Evanston
Btra
Elizabeth Blaughter
H. B. Slaughter Womberhapa
Slaughter
Catherine Daulby
Port Arthur's Claim of Tax Free Growth Under Municipal Ownership
A Washington Star correspondent reports Port Arthur Canada as a tax free town driven by municipal ownership of water works, street railway and telephone. Citizens proudly know profits and show low power costs while rival Fort William pays taxes via shared streetcar funding. The piece notes income figures, costs, and a future prospect of residents receiving checks from the utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Port Arthur
Canada
Inter
Lake Superies
Talvay and Light Commission
Prac
Fort William
Bell Company
Railway and Ight Commission
Mommetesion
Mamoner
Noberg
Munisigal
Railway and Light Commission
Fort Wittam
Western Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
jfRuroad
William van Horn
William Ts Tenor
Fort Witlam
Sir William
New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance Company Statement
Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance Co condition. The company located at 271 Market Street Newark New Jersey with Samuel C Hosgland president and Harry C Hedden secretary. Total liabilities and capital details reflect 1905 figures and a formal verification on December 31 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance Co
Market Street
Newark
N. J
Samuel C. Hosgland
Harry C. Hedden
Ita
Tata
Indiana
Warren Higler
Auditor of State
Warren Bigler
State of Indiana
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company details assets and capital
The New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company located at Elms, Manchester New Hampshire shows capital of 1,000,008.06 dollars with paid up capital of 1,003,000.00. assets include cash, unencumbered real estate, market bonds and stocks valued at 3,064,035, mortgages worth double the mortgaged amount, other secured debts, and various loss reserves and claims awaiting proof totaling around 16,868.84 to 18,158.00. The document lists officers Franks W. Sargeant president Frank E. Martin and Lewis W. Crockett secretaries.
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Nana Leana
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Elmsi
Manchester
N. H
Franks W. Sargeant
Frank E. Martin
Lewis W. Crockett
U. & Ane AB
I Deanson
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Natal Volunteers
Sibinda
Mdingi
Alfred Mangena
London
South Afrca
Indore
Hampden
Inspector Hunt
Cnmels
Mr. Mangena
Wisconsin
Cas Utes
St. Paul Tacoma
Claude
Daly
Chicago
Experior
Spokane
Yellowstone Park
Wise
Jas. C.pord
General
Ashland
Helena
Seattle
Portland
Gera
Milwaukee Strat
Jerry A. Mathews
Colorado
Washington, D. C
Arthur Strong
Dreyfus
Castoria
Trepoff
Koz
Korloff
Paterhof Pack
St. P. 14
Gen. Trepoff
Russia
Karlof
Social Revolutionary Party
New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance Company
Cory of
American Assad Company
Tan Assurance Company
Broadat
Philade Reinhold R. Koch
Connel
Total Asacta
Toend Abilitier
Bhavnae Lyoned Company
Eory of
Reinaure
Tou
Ab Mobiles
State of Indians, Office of Auditor of
State
United States
Bratch
Northern Assurance Company
Monadnock Block
Dearborn Street
Lermit
Western Department
U. S
Total Aetete
Seliss
Oxner
Caipany Secesse
Ane
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