Six Thousand Horses Captured by Boers Raid
Berlin dispatches report De Wet forces raided a main British remount station in South Africa, seizing six thousand relief horses and killing others, a tale disputed by London officials who say no raid occurred and that news was suppressed for military reasons.
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Berlin
de Wet
South Africa
Cape
Town
London
Aftica
Lord Kitchener
Botha
Benson
Pretoria
Louis Botha
Bethel
Kekewich
van Albert
Klopper
Rustenburg
Sellwood
Muller
Jack
Hinton
Ryan
Wolmarans
The
Times Today
The Boer Supper Aiding Women and Children Charity
The Moonlight Mission band hosted a supper at First Reformed parsonage last Friday for local women and children in need under British rule. The lunch raised a neat sum to aid the unfortunate, with plans for a chrysanthemum show later to boost funds for the same cause.
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Moonlight Mission
Reduced Rates to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition
The Great Rock Island Route offers excursion tickets from points east of Missouri River and west of Muscatine and Wilton to Chicago at one fare plus $2.00 round trip from December 2 to 4 1901 with return by December 8. Officials urge taking the trip to attend the Exposition, noted for its exceptional exhibits. Contact a Rock Island agent or John Sebastian, G. P. A., Chicago, for details.
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Great Rock Island
Chicago
Missouri River
Muscatine and
Wilton
Rock Island
John Sebastian
Soldier Letters from Brooklyn Hospital Recruit Plans Philippine Departure
Mat Kempkes writes from a Brooklyn Navy hospital detailing health, Navy life, and plans to depart for the Philippine Islands. He notes subscribing to the Chronicle, describes visiting Masons and Improved Order of Red Men lodges, and mentions ships in yard. He predicts a lively election period at the hospital.
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Mat. Kempkes
Brooklyn
Ni Y
Genstouts
U. S. Hospital
Navy
Philipine Islands
the Chronicle
New York
Indiana
Alabama
Kearsage
Mayfower
Cincinnatii
Montgomery
Rainbow
Imp. O. R. M
K. of P. Lodges
Adjudged Insane Otley Farmer Sent to State Hospital
A prominent Otley farmer, A De Vries, was adjudged insane by Marion County insane commissioners and sent to the state hospital. He had shown troubling behavior for six months and a physician advised care by the commission. Also notice: Schubring Hotel management will take effect November 6, 1901 with a promise of the best hotel and table service in Pella by KHL Schebring.
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Mirror
Des Moines
Twentieth Century
A. de Vries
Otley
Marion County
Schubring Hotel
Pella
KHL. Schebring
Let Us Have Another Factory In Pella
A letter urges capitalists in Pella to form a labor clothing factory employing about fifty year round. Prominent citizens eye the project and one investor pledges capital to start soon. Also recapped: Mr Bessie and Paul Scholte hosted a Halloween party for about fifty friends with Knoxville youths attending and praise for the hosts.
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Pella
Bessie
Paul Scholte
Knoxville
Pella's Coal Interests Aimed at Local Capitalists
Pella pledges emphasis on coal resources in the surrounding area as Davenport’s early markets suggest Iowa coal superiority. The note urges investors to recognize the substantial leads near Pella and to engage in local coal development despite lingering doubts.
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Iowa
Pella
The Plague in England Hits Liverpool Hospital
The United States Consul in Liverpool reports two bubonic plague cases and several suspicious ones at a hospital. Surgeon General Wyman sends Thomas from Glasgow to Liverpool to investigate and inform Washington. No immediate danger to U S ports, but ships and passengers from Liverpool will face stricter health checks. The virulence of the cases is not yet known.
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United State
Liverpool
State Department
Marine Hospital Service
Wyman
Thomas
Glasgow
United States
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