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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1900

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General Roberts breaks Boer march with mobile force

London dispatches report Lord Roberts advancing with four divisions over the sandy veldt as General Cronje retreat remains uncertain. French march to Kimberley succeeded, while Kelly Kenny pursues near Jacobsdal and Buller shells Boer positions, with transport tight and fatigue high among marching troops.

Roberts Lord Kitchener Veldt Kelly Kenny Kimberley Tucker Everwybods Lord Roberts Foytfonfontein Cronje Phenfontein Jacobadal Modder River Station

Prisoners Well Treated Says British Courier

Dispatch riders report at Mobkitk's farm Captain Longhurst notes enemy kindness to wounded Australians. Boers and British wounded fraternize and share humor, with both sides aided by distant friends in London. Boer and British troops split into small parties singing as they march, impressed by humane treatment.

Arundel Longhurst Dritisi Meilleat Corps Mobkitk’s Farm Jenehurst London Scort Longhunt Save

British Steamer Sabine Seized at Delagoa Bay

The British steamer Sabine, Captain Taylor, from New York January 4 with miscellaneous cargo, was seized by the Pr Ish gunboat Thrush and brought to Delagoa Bay on suspicion of contraband. Rumors said she carried arms ammunition and military supplies but no confirmation was found. The ship was cleared for Dehua Bay.

Port Elizabeth Sabine Taylor New York Delagoa Bay Dehua Bay

Shot Sweetheart's Father in Ottumwa Tragedy

In Ottumwa Iowa February 21 21 year old Leelle Haxthurn fatally shot Jacob Button an elderly resident after a fight over a daughter’s church attendance. The confrontation erupted when Button refused to leave Sulton’s home and both men exchanged shots. Button died and Haxthurn surrendered to officers with the daughter consoled nearby.

sensational Paris graft case shocks ministries and embassy

Paris reports allege a bureau chief of marine affairs and a Berlin based broker named Philipp sought 25000 francs for leaked shipping information. Dr Leyds implicated though he denies involvement. British embassy disclaims ties as Philipp flees to England then possibly to the United States amid bankruptcy rumors.

Mies Paris Rena Burcors Ministry of Marine Philipp Cirnish Chew Hiliam Fnforimthion Porte Wits Leyes M. Philipp Institute England Dy Leeds Journal Des Debate Phillim United States Preyfis Indyan du Paty de Clam Departimential Commission Gethan Muawn

Proclamation by Lord Roberts to Orange Free State Burghers

Lord Roberts issues a proclamation to the Burghers of the Orange Free State urging cessation of hostilities. He states the British government seeks peace within the war’s harsh realities and holds the Free State government responsible for earlier invasion. He warns against further aggression and outlines requisitions and complaints procedures.

Free State Cape Town Lord Roberts Orange Free State Weter m Iran Peltain

McCrumb United States Consul Leaves for Washington

Pittsburg Feb 18 Charles K K Mc Crum United States consul at Pretoria South Africa departed for Washington tonight by the Baltimore and Ohio road. He said he would withdraw nothing from his testimony and would furnish evidence as needed. He stated he is not connected with Wheeler of Kentucky and will be on the ground to give his testimony if required.

Lonien Reb. i Cronje Dickels Drift Lord Roberta Gener Cronje Pittsburg Charles KK Mc Crum Pretoria Suth Afvien Washington Wootebeck Baltimore Obie South Africa Abe Viashiteedt

Political uncertainty as Kentucky Democrats fret over presiding officer

Democratic and Republican members of the Kentucky legislature regroup in Frankfort amid talks on tomorrow’s arrangements. The question of who will preside as temporary president, Lieutenant Governor Marshall, remains unsettled as party leaders meet. Governor Taylor attends church without a military escort and others return to the capital for renewed strategy sessions.

Ile Finde Beckham Willl Canttel

Coal mine workers win wage increase at Milnerville Coleraine

Workers at the A. B Van Witkle coal mines Milnerville and Coleraine receive a two percent raise, increasing wages over the last two months. About fifteen hundred employees are affected.

Huaiewa A. B van Witkle Companys Milnerville Coleraine

Missouri Hospital Ship Declared A Mere Shell

Captain Dillon, master of the hospital ship Missouri, asks for a survey and accuses Major Arthur of mismanaging the vessel. He claims $450,000 was spent to ready her and cites dangerous modifications, a condemned boiler, and an unsafe frame that would fail in rough seas.

San Francisco Dillon Missouri Arthur Dilon New York Tte Connet

Lincoln's Car Proposed for Omaha Public Building

In Omaha on February 1 a plan by local African Americans proposes placing the Lincoln car in a public building to mark the former president. The relic, once used as a pay car and marred by bullet holes, would be restored to resemble its appearance during Lincoln's era. A petition led by Dr. Meyer Moores supports the move, with Union Pacific weighing no donation terms.

Omaha Neb Maliy Lincoln Meyer Moores Union Pacific

State School Fund distributed ahead of March 1

Harrisburg reports the state treasurer completed the school appropriation distribution for the year ending May 2. This marks the first time districts were paid before March 1 since the $5,500,000 appropriation increase. State revenues for 1900 are estimated at $1,448,000, about $600,000 less than 1890.

Harrisburg Beacom Hencom Pennsylvania

Raid investigation ordered after police station attack

In San Antonio and Fort Bliss soldiers are detained by telegraphic orders to halt leaving the garrison and to detain all connected with the raid on the police station and the murder of Policeman Stewart. At least ten black soldiers suspected, led by Corporal Mull who was killed, with Captain Loughborough offering only that a thorough inquiry is underway amid city excitement.

Hi Paso Tex Department of Texts San Antonio Cyprin Loughborough Fort Bliss Stewart Corporal Mull Loughborough Quertion

Mysterious death identified in Penn Avenue restaurant

Pittsburg Pan Feb 18 identified the young woman found dead in a Penn avenue restaurant as Mil Ve Hornikle daughter of contractor August Hornikle of Millvale a Pittsburgh suburb. The father took the remains home this afternoon. Police circles say several arrests are expected tomorrow as the death is described as murder or foul play.

Pittsburg Pan Penn Avenue Mil Ve Hornikle August Hornikle Millvale

Programme of the Week in Congress

Probabilities indicate the Hawaiian bill will be debated at length while the Puerto Rican bill may also draw attention in both chambers. The tariff question is expected to be difficult to decide amid the week's congressional activity.

Senate House United States Puerto Rico McCall Littlefield Maine Dingley Roberts Hartly My. Payne Thoor Mrr. Richardson Mr. Batley Texas

United States faces Hawaii and Puerto Rico bills this week

Senate focus shifts to insular possessions with Hawaii and Puerto Rico bills. Debates expected on tariff versus free trade under US constitution for territories. Lodge, Philpitt, Cullom and Littlefield among key voices as currency conference report looms.

Revival at Sharpstown Factory Triggers Mass Conversion

In Sharpstown Iowa Feb Is a revival at the Methodist church led to a sudden religious fervor at a local basket factory. About 30 young men paused work to sing pray and shout drawing around 500 visitors and causing the plant to idle. The owner a Methodist urged enthusiasm with pay equal to work and several conversions occurred.

Sharpstown

Wisconsin Delegation Aims for Democratic National Convention

A Milwaukee led group of about 100, including politicians from Racine Waukesha Fon Du Lac and other Wisconsin villages, traveled by special train to Washington to press for Milwaukee to host the Democratic national convention. The train moved to the Pennsylvania system at Chicago.

Milwaukee Racine Waukesahaw Fon du Luc Wisconsin Vilion Washington Chicago St. Paul

Braves' forces push rebels from key towns in Mexico

Juxien Mexico February 18 report says General Braves' government troops drove back the Macva Indians and seized positions of several towns held by rebels during the week. The Maya country remains rich in natural resources and outside attention.

Juxien Mexico Treapa

Anthracite Coal Trade Steady Amid Weak Demand

Philadelphia February reports the anthracite coal trade showing little new. Producers market output below prior levels with demand subdued, though smaller coal sizes move better. Prices hold, spring may lift movement as lake navigation resumes. bituminous scarcity boosts coal use for steam. Miners in Pennsylvania gain higher wages with Schuylkill above 2.40 and Lehigh Valley firms announcing a further 2 percent lift.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Schuylkill Lehigh Valley Coal Company

Conference at Altoona on wage increases for railroad workers

Two delegations from the Pennsylvania Railroad employes met in Altoona to discuss wage adjustments. Sessions were held in Odd Fellows hall, with Grand Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in attendance. No details were released. the conference choice will go to the national lodge for ratification. Grand Chief Arthur departs for the West tomorrow.

Altoona Penneyivank Raltpound Company Odd Fellows' Hall Arthur Brotherhood of Loconiative Maginesa Rehio Yates Pennsylvania Railroad National Lodge West

Affections Case Sues Millionaire Cripple Creek President

Samuel Strong of the Pree Colnagold Mining company is sued for breach of promise by two women. Allegations claim damages of 50000 tied to Miss Regine Neville and other suits include Miss Vance and Miss Newitt Loews for alleged nonfulfillment of marriage plans and related deceit.

Colorado Bprings Col Samuel Strong Pree Colnagold Mining Company Cripple Creek Strong Pelorus Regine Neville Allmnan Tull Hill Euesi Oliver Vance Coldfield Newitt Loews New York Tisadena Cal

Arrested as Poisoner in Maryland Case

Frederick county farmer Dan Smith was arrested for allegedly poisoning his wife Mary Smith age sixty five who died after eating pudding. Authorities plan a Tuesday hearing and exhumation of Mrs Smith's body to pursue the case.

Frederick, Md Dan Smith Wolvesville Frederick County Mary Smith Smith

Steel Plant for Mexico to Begin in Monterey

An American syndicate with 10 million dollars planned to start a large steel plant in Monterey Mississippi. The site has access to abundant high grade iron ore and coal within ore shipping distance. The project will employ about 4000 men and includes several American capitalists as major stockholders.

Monterey Mes Oss

Miss Sarah Porter Dies at Farmington School Founder

Hartford Feb 18 Miss Sarah Porter head of a famous Farmington school and sister of the late Noah Porter died today at about age. She established her school about fifty years ago in Farmington reflecting a long career in education and philanthropy.

Hartford Conn Sarah Porter Farmington Noah Porter Ifty

Wood's orders spark debate over Cuban occupation policy

In Santiago de Cuba Governor Wood's general orders cause a sensation as they define military and civil powers. The Cuban Libre accuses the move of prolonging American control while Spaniards fear loss of influence and American-leaning firms worry about a Cuban administration. Castillo pledges cooperation with the military.

Cuba Island Santiago de Cuba Tioneris Wood Civil Department Iimprovemienta

Man Killed Near Pittston Identified as Rogan

A man believed to be Thomas Rogan of Olyphant was struck and killed by a gravel train along the Lehigh Valley line near Pittston on Saturday afternoon. Rogan, who had left his guardians due to typhoid fever, was said to be 28, unmarried, and a former regular army veteran. Identification by his brother is planned at Pittston.

Vin Chleveles Jimeson Deveton Mejor Deeeton London Swagshind Brenersdat Megahor Delicon Bas Oni Swattme Coolie Cirpiers Toengaland Sucka Nordenfeld Thomas Rogan Olyphant Lehigh Valley Pittston Rogan Kogan Cuba Kent Santiago Plisted Thagan John Pitaton

Barber Shop Break-In at 1 Penn Avenue

Between 10 and 11 yesterday morning the barber shop of BE.d. Ma bon at 1 Penn avenue was broken into and robbed of $9 or $10 in cash and several rugors. The thieves were not apprehended.

Fire hits Martin Hisan jewelry store on West Market Street

A morning fire at Martin Hisan jewelry store on West Market street near Wayne avenue caused considerable damage before emergency crews brought it under control. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation by local authorities.

Martin Hisan West Market Street Wayne Avenue

Fatal crossing accident at Wilkes-Barre bridge

Wilkes-Barre report states Winster Guisho or Nontheoke was struck crossing a Pennsylvania train on Saturday evening. He attempted to cross the bridge before the train arrived and his body was found embedded in the locomotive machinery, later dying after extraction.

Wilkes-Barre Winster Guisho Nontheoke Pennsylvania

Steamship Arrivals in New York on Feb 1

Arrivals include La Tanza rlie from Havre and others from Astoria Glasgow Phoenica Hamburg Louis Southampton Queenstown. Ceovic sailed from Livete pool bound to New York.

New York la Tanerlie Havre Astoria Glasgow Phoenica Hamburg Louis Southampton Queenstown Salled Ceovic Livetepool

Weather outlook for eastern Pennsylvania

Forecast for Washington and Poh shows fair skies and warmer conditions Monday with increasing clouds and higher temperatures Tuesday. Night winds are expected to be light with variable directions.

Washington Pennsylvania

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