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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1900

Page

6

Capture of five British infantry companies near Reddersburg

London reports Lord Roberts dispatch describing a detachment of three Royal Irish Fusiliers battalions and two Ninth Regiment mounted infantry companies surrounded near Reddersburg. After holding out from April 3 to 4, the detachment reportedly surrendered as news reached the theater, while Methuen’s forces pressed operations and Villebois Mareuil’s Boers faced counter moves near Bloemfontein.

London Lord Roberts War Office Bloemfontein Royal Irish Fusiliers Ninth Regiment of Mounted Infantry Reddersburg Hetlinany Orange Free State Kimberley Villebuis Mareul Villebois Boyle Williams Yeomanry Kimberley Mounted Corps I Artillery Lord Methuen Mareuil Bethany Rairoad Villebois Mareuil Moers Jonebert Buller Ladysmith Villebuis Marevil Jagersfontein Springfontein

Iowa lawmakers adjourn after passing building loan bill

Des Moines April 7 lawmakers adjourned sine die at seven o'clock Friday night. The session enacted a drastic law regulating building and loan associations, limiting interest to eight percent and eliminating fines. It also required withdrawing members to receive at least their paid-in amounts. Concurrently a resolution appointed five delegates to the Pan American exposition at Buffalo. In Louisiana, Confederate memorial observances occurred on Decoration Day with services and commemorations by Sons of Veterans and Confederate groups.

Des Moines Buffalo New Orleans Louisiana Muting Sons of Veterans Army of Tennessee Qrate Michigan Calhoun Otiec Marshall Chonsand Pine Hundred Prisent William A. Lane Witkdam William A. Ing

Queen Victoria Drives Through Dublin Neighborhoods

The queen made a stately open carriage procession through Dublin on Friday, despite showers, staying in view of crowds along O'Connel Street. Police seized Friday's United Irishmen due to an article labeled disloyal, while reports hint a royal visit to Ireland may occur before the queen leaves.

Dublin Apri Ireland Prince of Wales Earl Cadogan Walle Erin Victoria Henry of Hattenberg O'Connel Street Duke of Abercorn United Irishmen Maud Gonze

Court of Appeals rules dictate governorship outcome

In Frankfort Kentucky April 7 the court of appeals decided for the democrats in the governorship case holding that the legislature seated Gov Beckham was final and the courts cannot review it. Judge Hobson wrote the court's opinion with four democrats and two republicans in agreement while two republicans Barnum and Guffy issued a separate but concordant view. The decision questions Taylor authority and notes the possibility of appealing to the US Supreme Court.

Frankfort Court of Appeals Durelle Barnum Gufty Hobson Barnum and Guffy Supreme Court Gov. Beckham Gov. Taylor London United States Supreme Court WHI W. O. Bradley Taylor Marshall Supreme Court of the United States Hradley W. H. Yost

Dewey Returns Publicly Democratic Claim After Philadelphia Visit

Admiral Dewey and his wife arrived in Washington at 3 20 from Philadelphia and expressed pleasure at the reception. Reporters gathered at the house as Dewey said he would soon share his future plans. When asked about running on a Democratic ticket he affirmed he is a Democrat and had never voted the ticket before. He declined to respond further and bid good night.

Washington Dewey Philadelphia Iever Cleveland

Rhodes at London and aftermath of trip

Cecil Rhodes arrived in London on Friday and kept reticent about South African affairs after recent meetings with Alfred Bell and Dr. Rutherford Harris at Madeira. He moved under guard from ship to train, avoiding public interaction as media attention waned and security tightened. In Brussels the Lipido case shows the prince of Wales assault was unpremeditated, influenced by others. A cloudburst near Austin floods the Nueces basin, washing away crops and damaging a Southern Pacific bridge and tracks.

London Cecil Rhodes Rutherford Harris Theritish South Africa Company Alfred Bell Rhodes Funchal Madeira Col. Kukewich Kimberley Sthedes Bell Harris, Hawkesley Rochefort Maguire Ramage Austin Tex Here Nueces Southern Pacific Lozier

Congress Passes Hawaii Territorial Government Bill

Washington reports four days of debate as the House approves a substitute for the Senate bill creating a territorial government for Hawaii and sends it to conference. An attempt by Mr. Hi to add a resident commissioner and to bar statehood pledges fails. Deboe signals a move to refer Mackburn’s credentials. The Indian appropriation bill and Quay seating also feature in the session.

Washington House Senate Hawaii Congress Deboe J. C Mackburn Committee On Privileges and Elections Sullivan M.S. Quay

Short Specials From Early 20th Century Fragments

Between April 1 and August 1730 people are likely to sail for Europe. The Capa Nome gold yield is estimated at 4 million dollars. Schulz plane factory in Chicago was damaged 50 thousand by fire. War in eastern Asia would find Japan ready to meet Russia. Naval cadets from the training ship Dixie visited the Pope, who gave each a jubiles medal. Bishop Hartzell travels in Africa for Methodist work. Since 1896 Americans are ignorant of Aguinaldo’s whereabouts, but strive to capture him. Courts may wait for the Foraker bill to become law. Webster Davis awoke in Washington in behalf of the doors. Ethical Culture Society speakers in New York say labor and industrial education are the only hope for the Negro. ACSA will hold its annual convention in London in July, then proceed to Paris. Treasury reports show money in circulation at record levels. Several Chicago firms ban smoking for employees. Tablespoons for Soldiers contracts placed at Sheffield and Birmingham for 170,900 tablespoons. Land Owners!

Europe General Land Office M. Schulz Company Chicago Asia Japan Russia Dixie Hartzell Africa Webster Davis

Drainage offer from Marshall contractor Chas Mean

Local ad by Chas B Mean of Marshall Michigan offering free estimates to drain waterlogged basins in tiled and piped fashion. He promises cheaper tile and pipe than dealers and invites inquiries from landowners seeking to reclaim wet grounds for agricultural or building use.

Chas. B Marshall, Mich

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