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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern in Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
1
Boer Guns Bang Away in Small South African Skirmish
A report from Sterkstrom Cape Colony dated Jan 3 details Boer forces attacking Molteno and Naauw Poort with brief engagements in the hills around Colesberg. British troops held key positions and pursued the Boers as casualties and looting were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sterkstrom
Cape Colony
Molteno
Cape Cotony
Jan T
Colesbe
Colesbury
Arundel
Colesperg
Saya
Rensberg
Senate debates Pettigrew resolution on Philippine hostilities
In Washington on January 3, the Pettigrew resolution asking the War Department for details on how Philippine hostilities began near Manilla was debated. Senators objected, with Aldrich and Hoar raising concerns about blocking inquiry and public access to information on the conflict with Aguinaldo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Petti- Brew
Senate
War Department
United States
Manilla
Alcrich
Hoar
Philippines
Aldrich
Kimberley Relief Hopes Rise Amid Allied Movements
Reports place General Methuen and Colonel Pilcher marching toward Kimberley with forces from Modder River. Expected actions could include a relief attack on the besieged city as Methuen presses to break Boer entrenchments. Indignation flares in Victoria over Boer sympathy fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babington
Modder
Methuen
Kimberley
Pilcher
Victoria
B. C
Great Britain
West
Transvaal ‘Republic
Diplomatic talks on Delagoa Bay seizures with Salisbury
United States ambassador Joseph H. Choate met with British Prime Minister Lord Salisbury at the foreign office to press representations on the Delagoa Bay seizures. No definite reply was given as Britain weighs whether contraband of war status applies. Salisbury pledged fair treatment of US commercial rights and said a decision would come as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambeesador Choate
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Choate
United States
House debate over treasury letters to New York banks
In Washington on January 4, members including Mr. Sulzer of New York prepared resolutions to investigate Secretary wage and public funds deposits in New York banks. The Sulzer inquiry sought Treasury disclosures on deposits with the National City and Hanover banks and related transactions, with the measure sent to the Ways and Means Committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Allen
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
National City Bank
Hanover National Bank of New York
Aldrich
Pettigrew
Secretary of War
Torres
Philippine Army
Aguinaldo
Otis
Denate
Subzer
New York
Wage
Bir. Gaines
Tennessee
Sulzer Bysing
Taylor
Brigham Roberts
Sulzer
House of Representatives
Treasury Department of the United States
Hanover National Bank
City of New York
Mr. Sulzer
Payne
Htte
House
Committee On Ways and Means
Ways and Means
New Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert Undocking Disastrous
An attempt to undock the new royal yacht Victoria and Albert at Pembroke failed when the vessel swung to port and jammed a bilge keel. The strain snapped small shores used to prop her, leaving the yacht in a critical position and prompting further effort to free and secure her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Yacht Victoria
Associated Press
London
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
Pembroke
Watch at Delagoa Bay Pursued by British Squadron
London January 3 reports the British service squadron now at Gibraltar will be ordered to South Africa once the channel squadron returns to Gibraltar. The squadron of cruisers is said to be well suited to watch Delagoa Bay awaiting further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Associated Press
London
Gibraltar
Delagoa Bay
Identified Suspect In Wisconsin Church Shooting
Racine Wisconsin January 3 Preliminary examination of Henry F Corbett charged with attempting to murder the Rev D S Cheney and his wife began today Mrs Cheney identified Corbett as the assailant detailing events of the morning of the shooting Mrs Arthur Hugwin nearby at the time and Dr Hayman commenting on the injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictore Arent
Otheif
Posten
Yoy
Presa
Racine
Wis
Henry F. Corbett
Cheney
Corbett
Arthur Hugiwin
Cheney Residence
Youngest murderer hanged in state at Bunbury
Edward Crea singer aged nineteen was hanged at Bunbury on January 3 for the murder of sixteen year old Daisey Smith at Boyle's Run. The crime on August 10, 1896 stemmed from jealousy as he shot the girl and cut her throat. He faced the outcome calmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury Pa
Edward Creasinger
Daisey Smith
Boyle's Run
Cressinger
Lawton Fund Subscriptions Grow to 44122
General Corbin of the Lawton fund committee reports total subscriptions amounting to 44122. He says the money on deposit in the Aigus National Bank and funds on hand elsewhere push the total well above 60008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Corbin
Lawton Fund Committee
Aigus National Bank
Ue Junda
Senator Chandler Proposes Bi Metal Amendment to Finance Bill
The New Hampshire senator introduced Sections 9 and 16 renewing the 1893 policy to use gold and silver as standard money and seek an international agreement or domestic safeguards to maintain equal value. The amendment reaffirms bi metalli m principles and powers for a fixed gold silver ratio and bi metal coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chandler
New Hampshire
United States
Amendments to finance bill aim at gold reserve and notes
Republican senators propose replacing section six with a new exchange plan. The secretary of the treasury would exchange certain bonds for two percent notes payable in gold, with strict limits, protect tax exemptions, and adjust the gold reserve to a maximum 150 million. A separate note reports Berlin editor Mohring jailed eight months for mocking the Catholic Church in a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrich
Associated Presse
Washington, D. C
Senate Apance Committee
Aldrich
Senate
General Fund of
The
Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
PRION
Berlin
Sigment Mohring
Roml
Utk
Renpen
United States pledge for Philippine Islands independence
Representative McKee of Arkansas introduced a resolution in the House asserting the U S aims in the Philippine Islands include a swift, independent government after rebellion suppression and a U S guarantee of protection against foreign invasion for the inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McKee
Arkansas
United
Chereby
Philippine Islands
United States
Porto Rico Bill Proposes Governor and Upper House Rule
Senate sponsor Foraker introduces a bill to establish a simple Porto Rico government with a president appointing a governor and supreme court, seven department heads, an upper house, a locally elected lower house, and US citizenship for island residents. The plan limits franchises, creates five districts, and includes a five member law and procedure commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Foraker
Porto Ries
Supreme Court
Island
Istana
United States
Congress
Committee On
Porto Rico
Birthday of Neenah pioneer Calvin Ely observed
Calvin Ely father of Mrs J E Chapin celebrated his eighty eighth birthday at Rev J E Chapin home in Neenah with Mr and Mrs F L Hawks of Juneau in attendance. Ely has lived in Neenah twenty five years and is blind yet in good health. Nearby visitors included Albert Wismer from North Dakota and several Neenah and Menasha residents moving between homes and churches. Students Edna Lake and Ethel Barnes returned to Lake Forest Seminary from local visits as others left for Milwaukee to see The Little Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unma Ey
Morr ¢Havin
Neenah
Wis
Calvin Ely
J. E. Chapin
FL Hawks
Juneau
Perates
Ely
Albert Wismer
North Dakota
John Schnabel
William Aylward
Centralia
Will Johnston
Ellis Junction
Anna Johnston
Milwaukee
Captain Reichmann to Observe Boer War for United States
Captain Carl Reichmann of the Seventeenth Infantry and assistant adjutant general of volunteers has been detailed by the secretary of war to accompany the Boer army. He will observe and report on South Africa war operations, similar to Captain Blocom of the Eighth Cavalry who joined the British in the Transvaal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceri Reichmann
Associated Press
Washington, D
Carl Reichmann
Seventeenth Infantry
Secretary of War
South Africa
Blocum
Eighth Cavalry
Transvaal
Britain Declines Delagoa Bay In Entscheid Clash
A British government representative says Great Britain will not seize Delagoa Bay and does not plan action despite press clamor and public opinion. The Associated Press report notes no intention to take action at Delagoa Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Delagoa
Tandon
Associated Press
London
Associated Preas
Delasgson Bay
Eton
Pilouis
Plague Reported in Manila and Philippine Quarantine Steps
Health officers report a native with bubonic plague symptoms in a walled Manila house where two deaths are suspected. Washington says war department coordinates a quarantine policy for the Philippines, with Marine Hospital Service managing the line and two quarantine plants already in place. Reports confirm plague exists, as two Manila surgeons are en route, and San Paulo also reports bubonic plague in the city and its outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manilla
Jan
Washington, D. C
War Department
Philippines
Wyman
Cuba
Marine Hospital Service
State Department
Honolulu
Manilila
San Francisco
Max Schoetz Wins Second Honor in National Magazine Contest
Mas Schoetz of Menasha reports his son Max, a Lawrence University student, has been awarded second honor in The National Magazine prize contest. The award honors research aptitude from questions requiring serious study and sources. Max credits library books at Elisha D. Smith Free Public Library for much of his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Schoetz
Meonnalim
Menasha
Wis
MM. Schoetz
Max
Lawrence University
Joseph M. Chapple
National
Elisha D. Smith Free Public Library
Sarah Boyce
Lasporte
Ind
Leslie & McAfee
Minneapolis
L. M. Clough
Fort Atkinson
W. A. Powell
Chicago
A. Dudley
Clinton Webster
G. Webster
May Page
Deaths of the Da f and Other Local Notices
Two infants died this morning including six year old Mamie V Calder of Ashland Avenue from diphtheria and twelve month old Harvey Butt of 263 Ariana Street from cramps. Ernest Ihrig, son of Mrs Augusta Ihrig of 24 School Street, was killed in Stillwater Minnesota and his body to arrive Thursday. funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest King
Mamie V. Calder
Mia
John C. Calder
Ashland Avenue
Harvey Butt
Charles Butt
Arimona Street
Ernest Ithrig
Ernest H. Thrig
Mra
Anguata Ihrig
School Street
Stillwater
Minti
Buillwater
Electric Car Wreck Injures No One On Ninth Street
A Citizen's Traction car No. 10 crashed into a moving freight train at the Ninth street crossing of the Wisconsin Central around eleven this morning. The slippery rails caused the car to slide into the train despite the motorman's attempt to stop. No passengers were aboard and the motorman was unhurt. The car was towed to the shops in a badly damaged condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Traction
Ninth Street
Wisconsin Central
Fire guts Morgan Puhl Morris regalia factory in Detroit
A five story Detroit building housing Morgan Puhl Morris regalia and military supplies was totally destroyed by fire. The blaze affected Washington and Grand River avenues with extensive damage and disruption noted in early January 1930s Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Jan
Patock
Morgan, Puhl & Morris
Washington and
Grand River Avenues
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Norval's Point Bridge
Colesberg Bridge
Stormberg
Douglas
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Sunnyside
Leager
Douglass
Modder River
Magersfontein
Kuruman
Colesburg
Buller
Tugela
Durban
Pietermaritzburg
Bundesrath
Douminis
Stetven
Picker
Friends OF Filipinos
MicRas
Otto
General Otis
Aguinalda
Richard W. Webster
Choate
MR. Gage
Democrats
National Bank
Guys Province
Mrs. Cheney Surf Corbett
Lawton Fund
Chandler Adda
U. 3. Ie
NEW Finance Bild
Ith By
Sen
Internal Revenue
Shipidoas
Bae
Rio Janeiro
San Paulo
Bonors
DAF
Civeay Fun
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