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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1901

Page

8

Martha de Kalb Betrays and Dies in Boer War Atrocities

Martha de Kalb, daughter of a devoted Boer family, sends secret payoff letters to her English fiancé Lieutenant Venable while torn between loyalty to country and lover. After abandoning Boer ranks to warn Venable, she is shot as ambush fire rips through her and Venable during a tragic clash at Majuba hill, dying alongside her beloved.

I. Bk. Black Jan Martha de Kalb Major de Kalb Peter Ante de Kalb Martha Transvaal Qondan Tante de Kalb Villey Bries Endamet Teers Cape Town Tug Te Toe Old van Belys Tichting Verdomter Ulllander Jan de Kath Lerha Old Yao Belt Valces Springbokfonten Urage Old van Belt Sid Tand Alme Stephen Stephena Venable England Abe Hpst Oom Jan Anl Mathal Flormeyr Marsha Father Majuba Hill Ned Venabre Venabie Countess de Montagne Lfe Mediterranean Paris Mystere

Wellington's Preciseness In Answers To Letters

The Duke of Wellington replies to an unknown quack who sent salve informing him the box will be returned by Monday's coach. He denies a facial disorder, explaining rheumatism from exposure and cites trusted English medical advisers, refusing salves from strangers based on newspaper reports.

Wellington Duke of Wellington Deloureux England

The Deserving One and the Prompter’s Stage Woes

Hoyt and a playwright friend observed a play not his own as the lead actor floundered with the part. The prompter’s constant voice drew affection, and Hoyt briefly left during the final act, returning as the curtain fell amid applause. The audience called for the leading actor, dubbed X to spare feelings, prompting a quip about the prompter.

Hoyt New York Clipper

Just the Same Absurd Anecdote From Hare’s Autobiography

Augustus Hare recalls a friend famed for absentmindedness. When greeted, the man asks about his father, who is dead, twice, each time replying with the same blunt line. The tale playfully highlights forgetfulness across repeated encounters.

Augustus Hare

Artistic contrasts and a fisherman's doomed clock tale

A painting teacher defines an artistic girl as one who pins roses to a sky blue frock, while another wears a blue ribbon with a pink dress. The piece links style to authority and nature, then shifts to a fisherman's wife haunted by a clock’s ticking, hearing the refrain wife widow wife, as boats go out. Cynthia In the West.

Cynthia

Danton Ardent Leader of Terror Ends in Guillotine

Glowing portrait of Georges Danton as a fiery orator and pivotal Cordeliers figure who rallied Paris, led revolutionary steps, and pushed terror against royalists. As Marat and Robespierre rose, Danton’s moderation faded, he clashed with rivals, and ultimately faced the revolutionary tribunal that condemned him to death.

G. L. Kilmer Anton Cordeliers’ Club Paris Marat Cordelliers Danton National Assembly Cordeliers Tuileries Mirabeau Austria Prussia Verdun Agust Committee of Safety Robespierre Longeur Champ de Mars Roland Tie Clemt Jacobins Twelve Dangerou Ile Marats Stetloc France Seine de Cors Cains

Elephant tricks and half crowns in a London show

A cockney observer questions an elephant’s tricks while the keeper explains the animal has been trained to place money in a high box. The elephant accepts a half crown and deposits it, then the keeper shifts focus to monkeys and hyenas. London Tit-Bits notes the scene.

London

Monster Octopus Drags Boat Threatens Ship Near Malay Peninsula

A huge octopus drifted ashore on the Malay peninsula after a fight with another monster. It carried 12 to 17 foot arms and weighed about 550 pounds, strong enough to drag a two ton fishing boat beneath the surface.

Malay Peninsula

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Martno P. Y. Black Hin Dom Jan Gorman Terrible Danton
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