Boers Kill British and British Casualties Heavy
The Daily Express reports Boer reverses and heavy British losses in October with 167 killed in action and many dying of wounds disease or accidents. Lord Roberts to return to England. Boers well armed and a six month campaign anticipated. Commandant Botha leads move toward Cape Colony as negotiations fail.
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Fleeing Down Yangtse River From Chinese Boxers
Mrs Emma Upcraft and her husband Rev William Upcraft, Western China missionaries, fled 2000 miles by raft along the Yangtse to escape Boxer violence. They passed Datong and Chungking amid crowds of refugees, witnessing ships, riots, and a vast exodus of foreigners from the Yangtse valley.
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Reading man carves his own idols in lonely Mount Penn temple
William Klemmer, a Reading stonemason, has spent 15 years making carved wooden idols for himself. A thief stole his collection two years ago, prompting him to recreate the figures in a woodland temple. He guards the site with a high fence and keeps most idols hidden, claiming he made them for his own satisfaction and will not sell them.
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Stephen Girard the Philadelphian Benefactor’s Early Life
Born in Bordeaux and orphaned at ten, Stephen Girard left school to work in New York, later becoming a merchant in Philadelphia. He married Polly Lam, then sailed again before settling as a successful trader. In 1794, amid yellow fever, he organized the public hospital and left a famed bequest that shapes the city’s history, including a simple room with his old knitted braces.
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