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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented text reports Russia's reply to English policy, Boer defense near Modder river, and threats of destruction amid unrest. It notes German and American diplomatic positions, with mention of German pressure to restrain violence and U.S. limited stake in Johannesburg. Mentions Kretond, Vhouafecatein, and Kruger's request for intervention, plus a medical ad ending.
The page fragment covers international tension over Mafeking and Boer War signals. It cites belligerent actions, potential negotiations, and calls for restraint. It notes diplomatic figures discussing property protection and compliance with requests, with references to Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Milner. Also included are brief items on a court trial in San Francisco and a fuel transport issue in Des Moines with dates and names.
Reports from London say government offices have relocated amid ongoing war pressures as Lord Roberts reportedly entered Bloemfontein unopposed. President Steyn moves the capital to Kruystad a fortified town 300 miles north as Boer forces concentrate, while Britain warns against peace negotiations.
Government aims to acquire the Island of St Thomas to a reasonable settlement. Denmark has not abandoned the claim to the island despite reports. No rush expected in negotiations, but Denmark seeks a higher price, with a deficit of 75,000 last year noted. Officials consider the talks and possible payment terms as the price issue remains unresolved.
Disjointed updates from South Africa report movements of forces, annexation claims, and guerrilla withdrawals. Messages describe Orange Free State tensions, British columns advancing, and commanders joining positions near Narval’s point. Local casualty notes and civil incidents appear among broader war chatter and domestic briefs.
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