19 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
1
April 16 report from Wasaisaros states Canada will repeal the law aimed at American miners. Orders have been issued to turn the transports Tartar and Weatminister over to the owner as the government no longer needs their services.
Montreal reports that Minister Santhh OCortin of Minve in the Unities Colamia Cabinet announces repeal of the Glen labor law paid by the Deitiet Columbia Lewiwia. The July legislative session will finalize repeal to permit Americans to work placer mines with free mining certificates under Britten Colombia law, placing Americans and Huntieh subjects on equal footing.
Carl Brown stirred controversy in Dewey Kansas City by backing a ticket led by Dewey for head and Barker or Donnelly for vice president. He claimed the ticket could challenge the money power and topple McKinley and Ryan. Delegates to the Owensloud convention were to be elected.
The United States insists the Sultan of Constantinople pay £100,000 as damages for outrages on American missionaries and property, with a note that delay may lead to an ultimatum and possible draft if action is not prompt.
A Washington dispatch states Senator Hanna is unlikely to chair the RNC during the campaign. President and leaders prefer Hanna, but health concerns keep him from lead role. Heath and Dick of Ohio are also mentioned as possible successors or interim choices.
From Washington a report highlights debates over Puerto Rico relief and free trade proposals, tariff relief funds, and the need to rebuild crops and local services. It notes a Senate decision on W. A. Clark, river and harbor plans for the Columbia, and a financial act boosting national bank formation and credit. Dewey’s Philippines return is also referenced amid popular sentiment.
Mascat April 17 report on Colonel Dalgety at Wepener shows 20 killed and 100 wounded since the siege began. Boer forces are described as heavier and deadly in night attacks on April 12. Debate grows among leaders over renewed assault while artillery and cannonade continue.
The Boer governments circulate a mobilizing tract among Afrikanders in the Cape Colony urging unity and resistance. It declares fate at stake, appeals to stand shoulder to shoulder, and asks readers to join in the struggle for liberty under God.
Reports from Caprox Laxoixe and nearby towns detail resumed labor at Gornall dam with no striker opposition. Troops demonstrated readiness, while other items note a plague death count in Prague India and a sensational Reno wedding involving Earl Kinesell and Mollie Cook under English law.
Wasuixoron April 16 The supreme court set April as the date for hearing the Kentuckey governorship case.
Albany Democrat reports on H G McKinley charged with perjury in a land fraud tied to timber claims in Oregon. Witnesses describe syndicate ledgers paying claimants, mortgage schemes, and police case delays as Northern Pacific pursues the same land. McKinley’s defense questions affidavit authenticity and syndicate involvement remains unclear.
General Montenegro surrendered in Manila on April 17 while General Macabulan escaped. The two had been attempting to reorganize the Filipino army but were discouraged by the inability of troops to stand against the Africans.
An advertisement touts Moki Tea as a remedy for sick headache and indigestion and claims it clears eruptions while improving complexion. It promises refunds of money and lists prices of 25 cents and 50 cents with terms for men and women.
England reporters dissect Lord Roberts dispatches criticizing Buller Warren and Thornycrofts. Papers debate whether Blair should resign. Editorials praise Roberts frankness while warning of changes in South African command and the impact on public interest.
A 16 foot panther was seen near Ed Jones’s farm seven miles from Corragn Grove Ohio on April 18. Curren and Moaby chased the animal which had killed a sheep on the trail used by local children. The panther treed after a short pursuit and was shot after a dog was fought.
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