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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1900

Page

3

Transvaal War Chronology and Related Banking Losses

A long list of events from the British Boer War timeline notes key dates: Chamberlain address in Parliament about Transvaal, arrests of officers, Kruger Milner talks, battles at Ladysmith and Magersfontein, and major British leadership changes. The document also catalogs bank failures and voluntary bankruptcies across U.S. cities, plus disaster tallies and notable world events from 1899–1900, including Filipino conflict milestones and global incidents.

Jos Chamberlain Transvaal Bloemfontein Pres. Kruger Sir Alfred Milner Kruger England Britain Orange Free State South African Republic Redvers Buller South Africa Johannesburg Natal Kraaipan Transvaal Republic Kimberley Mafeking Symons Glencoe Kock Elandslaagte Royal British Fusileers Mountain Battery Gloucestershire Regiment Ladysmith Colenso Estcourt Dublin Methuen Belmont Modder River Gatacre Stormberg Magersfontein Wauchope Marquis of Winchester Colon Baron Roberts Kandahar Waterford Lord Kitchener Portugal Delagoa Bay Germany

Fire Tragedies Across States Reported in Brief Local Notices

A compilation of short items notes several disasters: in New York a tenement blaze injuring seven. in Quincy Illinois twelve school children affected by a fire. in Brownsville Pennsylvania thirty five killed or injured by a mine explosion. in Montana a railway incident near Bear Month leaving four. near Ashcroft British Columbia seven Indians while canoeing overturned.

Ishpeming Mich Gulf of Mexico Paul Jones West Dunellen N. J Sunal Neb Tacoma Wash Andelena Gregg County Tex Col Nab Yankton S. D Norfolk Crede Cal New York Windsor Edwardsville Ala Chicago Armour Joplin Murcka Wallace C. Andrews Glendive Mont Yellowstone River Beverly Mass Shirksville Newtown Onawa Milan Carney's Point Grand Marais Lake Superior Waterloo Hardeeville Bijou Hills Austin New Richmond Wis Herman, Neb Rosalia Dunbar Lake Erie Lorain Clarksville Columbus Bennett Lake Alaska Iowa Hampton St. Ann’s New Coliseum Dardanelle Ark Yuma A. T Pittsburgh Easton Amherstburg Toledo Mora N. M Cape Pine N. M M Reno Sands Point L.J Teton County Montana T’aires N. C St. Pierre Humboldt Adirondacks Yukon Patterson N. d Salida Niagara Carbon Hill Count von Caprivi Skyren Ger Felix Faure France Paris Kimile’ Loubet Versailles M. Faure Sagasta Coahuila Mexico Marianne Caroline Palapis Islands Germany Court of Cassation Dreyfus Johann Strauss Vienna H.S. Phillips Seir Kien Yang Christian Christoffersen Wadeck Rousseau Government of India International Council London Grand Duke George Imperial Palace Caucasus Ulises Heureaux Pres San Domingo Moca Sonora Rennes M. Labori Alfred Dreyfus Jules Guerin Britain Rome Juan Isidro Jimenes U. S Samoan Tutuila Ece Empress of Germany Victoria Cocori Kostur Ceram Malay Islands Frelingheim Quincy Ill Brownsville New Bear Month Ashcroft B. C

Record of Great Fires with Losses Across Cities and States

A summary of major fires from January to December listing cities such as Atlanta New York Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Dawson City and Detroit with losses ranging from 250000 to 4000000 dollars and noting towns wiped out or heavily damaged including Beaman Carthage Pleasant Mills Amesbury Fair Haven Rutland St. Francis and Shiloh with numerous buildings and life losses.

Russell Kan First National Bank San Jose Cal Union Savings Bank Galveston Tex Frieberg, Klein & Co Bank of Brooklyn N. Y Fulton Bank Mechanics’ Bank of Newark Ailma, Wis Banking House L. P. Hunner & McKenzie Eenott N. H Lake Village Dane County State Bank Colorado Miners’ Bank Crede Hooper Monte Vista New York Henry Post Bay City Mich Spencer O. Fisher Savings Bank of St St. Paul Germania Bank Davidson Investment Co H. J. Sloss Ors H. Renee D. A. Sayre & Co S Ank Levy R. Doty Chicago Rutland Woodbury & Moulton’s Bank Bank of Athens Yankton Savings Bank Butte Mont Farmers’ & Merchants Lebanon Ind Central State Bank Boston J. P. Squire & Sons Pork Packers Broadway Nat. Bank Produce Ex. Trust Co Port Jarvis Boston Globe Nat. Bank Lovell Arms Co St. Louis Siegel-Hillman Dry Goods Co San Francisco Oliver Archer Dayton John Lawson Sanotti Cal Peter Hegelman J. Jeffries Robi Fitzsimmons Ole W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr Newport R. C ALA Hansen Minneapolis Piercey Philadelphia Tom Butler Hardaword Baltimore Wm. Smith Wm. H. Stubbs Eddie McDuffie Brocton Mass Cincinnati Pittsburgh Louisville Washington Cleveland Jane Lindsay Columbia Howard Navy Jas. J. Jeffries Coney Island Tom Sharkey Taylorie Caan Payer Fever Kaiseree der Grosse Southampton Bert Repine Kansas City University of Chicago Wisconsin Miller Waller H. W. Widemann Atlanta A. C. McClurg & Co EF. B. Butler Kahn, Fellheimer & Co Brooklyn Navy Yard Holyoke Windsor Hotel Opera House Republic Wash Amemphis Gayoso Viator Col Promised Land L. S Manhattan Bedding Co Waukegan Ill Amer, Steel & Wire Co Jones Bros Montreal Vian Bros.’ Biscuit Beaman Carthage N.Y Fredericka Belmont Prairie du Chien Wis Pleasant Mills Herrington Hunnewell Amesbury Harrison Vailey Fair Haven Rutland, Ill St. Francis Moody, Tex Staples, Minn Curtis, Neb Livermore Falls Nontello Bainbridge Fayette Phoenix City A. T Forest City Minto N. D Carlisle Farragut Tiro Hortonville Marble Rock Northwood Farnham Coushatta Baylis Shepherd New Iberia Makanda Mason, Ill Wakarusa Horatio, Ark Fairview Thomasville New Castle Shiloh Muscogee I. T Pomeroy Clay City New Lisbon Croton Cheek I. IT Jerome Dingers W. Va Laurel Del Coulterville Wagner Lewisburg Tenn Kale O. T Tupper Lake Reading Pineconning Madrid Nebo, Tr Strafford de Queen Ark Boxville Troy Garland, Tex

Samoa Crisis Deepens Over German Consul Clash

January 19 reports U. S. cruiser Philadelphia ordered to Samoa following a clash between the German consul and British and American representatives. On the 22nd Germany disavowed the consul's action, escalating the diplomatic dispute.

U. S Philadelphia Samoa Germany

Industrial trust formations sweep across the nation

A sweeping list of 1890s corporate consolidations details new formations and capitalizations from January to November. Key actions include United Mine Workers electing John Mitchell in Pittsburgh, multiple industry mergers in steel, pottery, soap, and distilling, wage increases across Car and Foundry, coke, and textile sectors, with riots, strikes, and a Wardner Idaho conflict marking a volatile labor landscape.

U. S New York John Mitchell United Mine Workers Pittsburgh American Car & Foundry American Steel and Wire Co Joliet Ill Republic Iron & Steel Co New Jersey New England Andrew Carnegie Wardner Idaho Bunker Hill and Sullivan H. C. Frick Coke Co Duluth Minn Industrial Commission Washington Brotherhood of Railways New Orleans Morrissey United States Court of Appeals Milwaukee Big Consolidated Co Cleveland Missouri Kansas Indiana Arkansas Distillery Co Amer Trenton N.J Binghamton N. Y Wm. Cramp & Sons Trust Conference Chicago M. L. Lockwood St. Louis Sayers Pana Yey Coal Pullman Palace Car Co Wagner Palace Car Co N.Y Commercial Industrial Congress EK. P. Bacon Mich Ind International Farmers’ Union Springfield

Harsh Civil Unrest and Natural Disasters Chronicle

A dense timetable lists race- and violence-related incidents across the South and Northeast, including lynchings and mob killings in Charleston and Georgia, plus barn burnings and assaults in Arkansas and Alabama. It also catalogs a large spread of weather calamities from blizzards and cyclones to floods, with extensive notes on fatalities and property losses across numerous states.

Eagle City Alaska Jack Jolly Banks Ala Marshall McGregor Leesburg Bill Holt Geo. Fort Geo. Bivens Palmetto Little River County Ark Charleston 8. C John Webb Will Toney Deerfield Wm. Kinneman Newnan Sam Hose Alfred Crawford

Confessions After a Fishing Camp Lie Session

At a Muskoka trip farewell fire the Kah- Pee-Kog Club members confess their fishing tales were tall. Pastor notes the honesty effort may ease consciences while warning about old stories.

Smith Kahpee-kog Club Muskoka Lake District Grand Trunk Brother Smith Healey Lake Tice Yorker Crane Lake Crown Island Healy Lake Bill Reeves Husky Bill Ontario Moon River Kahpee-Kog Brother Barnes Husk Bill

Noah the original weather prognosticator parades faults

Pointed paragraphs note misgivings about aging wisdom and social foibles. The lines mix wry aphorisms on weather, marriage, gossip, and language with a humorous bite. Noah is dubbed the earliest forecaster, while social quirks and gender roles draw sharp, witty comment.

Noah

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