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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1900

Page

6

Alphonso Night in Luzon Packs Train Brings Rations

Ill-starred Alphonso plaza in Luzon endures hunger and heat as a pack train arrives, unloading mules and provisions while weary infantrymen, packers, and war scribes reflect on war’s brutal toll and human resilience. The scene captures mud, hunger, and the bond between soldiers and packers as rations finally come.

Alphonso Luzon Uncle Sam Old Dad Geronimo Scar Face O Grande Dirty Ike Reno Sitting Bull Dirty

Night at Alphonso with Pack Train Thirteen

A narrator recalls a moonlit night with the Pack Train Thirteen near Alphonso. He describes mules, a bell mare, and the rugged packers who share coffee, bacon, and frontier tales. Broken Foot Bill’s hunt for water, a hard night, and a pledge to search for his mother back in St. Louis anchor the vivid scene. The piece ends with the dawn and the march toward Luzon in General Schwan's campaign.

Custer Montana Broken Foot Bill Cape Horn Port Said Suez Alphonso Nobily Plaia Old Dad Svar Face Broken Foot Bill Mankiller Old Moon Eye Hisself St. Louis Bill Burdsell Hyke Schwan Luzon

New York Skyscraper To Feature Paris Style Facades

In uptown Manhattan a new tall building nears completion and adopts Paris inspired side facades to soften its appearance. The decorated brickwork echoes the main fronts, offering a tasteful solution to the urban visual impact and suggesting wider adoption could lessen skyscraper ugliness.

New York Correspondence Pittsburg Post Lan Paris New York T & Today

Chinese Minister Lo Feng Luh Leads West Diplomats

Sir Chi Chen Lo Feng Luh, the Chinese minister to London, has acted as a clearing house for Beijing's ministers abroad since the Pekin crisis. Messages pass through the London legation as tensions persist and the mystery deepens about MP Burke Roche’s fate. Meanwhile Gen Miles unveils a new uniform reshaping European military dress with blue coats, gold epaulets, and three-star shoulder straps.

Sir Chi Chen Lo Feng Luh London Pekin Lo Feng Chi Chen LO Feng Luh Legation James Boothby Burke-Roche Kerry China Klondike Noche York Washington M. P Holland House New York Roche Miles Europe Continent Great Britain Russia

Major Von Madai Leads First German Marine Battalion

Major Von Madai commanded the first German marine battalions. Emperor William directed his famous no quarter speech to him.

William

Duchess of Buccleuch Exposes Astor Snub and Royal Ties

The Duchess of Buccleuch, early aristocrat to impose on William Waldorf Astor, befriended the American into London society. She is a close confidante of the Prince and Princess of Wales and the royal fashion arbitress. The duchess was paid by Astor but later aligned with royalty when the Milne insult settled the score. Before 1884 marriage she was Lady Jane Hamilton, daughter of the first Duke of Amercorn, and served as mistress of robes to Queen Victoria.

Astor Duchess of Buccleuch William Waldorf Astor London Prince and Princess of Wales Mr. Astor

New German Cruiser Wittelbach to Enter Service in 1902

The German cruiser Wittel bach will be built as a squadron ship with staterooms for 65 squadron staff officers. The crew will number 650. Estimated total cost 23,360,000 marka with detailed allocations for building machinery torpedo attachments and artillery. Commission date set for April 1, 1902.

Wittelbach

New Duke Charles Edward of Albany Becomes Ruler of Saxe Coburg Gotha

Prince Leopold’s son Charles Edward, now Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, ascends after a long path to the throne. He is 16, with regency to be held by Prince Ernest of Hohenlohe Langenburg during his minority.

Charles Edward of Albany Duke Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Leopold Victoria Helen of Duke of Connaught Prince Ernest of

Improvement Needed in Wheat Yields and Dairy Quality

The piece argues that while the nation leads in aggregate wheat production, it lags Europe in yield per acre and trails India and Russia in efficiency. It notes high butter and cheese output but criticizes low quality production and calls for rebuilding market reputations harmed by some farmers and shippers.

Europe India Russia International Monthly

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Pack Treach Alphonse Burke-Roche Major von Madai
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