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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1899

Page

7

Transports reach Cape Town and fires devastate Troy Kansas

Three transports arrived at Cape Town while Troy Kansas was wiped out by fire. Updates cover Queen Victoria's Bristol visit, Frey of Santa Fe resigning after January 1, and deaths of William Durfee and John H. Haswell.

Troy Kansas Queen Victoria Bristol Frey The Santa Fe William Durfee Middletown N. Y United States Pettit Dusseldorf Germany Hepburn Towa Congress New York Wall Street American Sugar Refining Company American Bible Society China Andrew Carnegie Tucson Ariz Northern Pacific Railroad Transportation Subcommittee United States Industrial Commission Chicago India John H. Haswell Albany N.Y Stanford Southern Pacific Huntington-Speyer

Turbulent World News From The Era Of War And Trade

Reports quote rapid leather price rises, Estcourt siege, overdue ships in San Francisco, reinforcements for Otis, a $12 million wireless firm, heavy Boer casualties near Ladysmith and slight British losses, church missions to new territories, Spokane strip ruling, a Jane Falkenburg wreck, and fevered race for the Republican convention.

Estcourt San Francisco Otis Ladysmith Protestant Episcopal Church Supreme Court Northern Pacific Railroad Spokane Barkentine Jane Falkenburg Cape Flattery

Year 1899 foreign commerce nears record high

Washington reports that the United States may post its highest foreign trade total of the century in 1899 driven by robust exports in the first ten months and strong gains in manufactures mining and forestry, despite reduced breadstuffs. Imports for ten months ending October total 658.9 million, up from 527.7 million last year.

Washington United States Treasury Bureau of Statistics

Heavy fights near Londons near Natal and Columbia river projects

The dispatch notes early reports from Ladysmith with Boer forces possibly delaying a relief offensive. It outlines three Boer strategic options to threaten the railway and cites a potential 10,000 strong march south under Joubert and Botha. In Washington engineers back a 40 foot river channel improving Columbia mouth, with plans for an 80 foot extension to Portland, and Burlington Railway expansion from Alliance to Ogden.

London Ladysmith Natal Tugela Sie Ennersdale Weenen Estcourt Weston Moor River Joubert Botha Washington Columbia River Congress Columbia Portland

Leonids to Return in Two Years Says Astronomer

Washington November 20 An astronomer Dr L J Lee of the government service reports the Leonids shower will not occur this season The period of passage is two years not one and the meteors will return mid November 1900 The display will be as brilliant as Humboldt observed in 1709 and similar to the 1863 counter part

Washington L. J. Lee Dr. Lee Humboldt Venezuela

Adulteration of Food and Election Conspiracy News

The Senate committee led by Senator Mason probes food adulteration with Dr. Edward H. Jenkins citing widespread fakery in spices jellies coffee and drinks. Philadelphia arrests for fraudulent election returns. Huntington gains control of Southern Pacific assets. Rattler reported overdue off Kodiak after long voyage amid storms.

New York United States Senate Committee Mason Illinois Edward H. Jenkins Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station Jenkins Canada

Insurgents Hard Pressed In Philippine Campaign

Reports from Manila describe advancing American columns under Lawton and Young pushing through San Jose toward northern provinces as insurgents retreat toward the Binguet mountains. The Castine's sailors occupy Zamboanga Mindanao as naval forces brace for broader operations and protect Chinese merchants amid scarce transport and flooded terrain.

Manila Lawton San Jose Young Major Swigert Third Cavalry Pozarrubia Dagupan Binguet Tayud Aguinaldo Mindanao Castine Zamboanga Very

Long Will Not Resign Says Secretary of the Navy

Secretary Long denies plans to resign and focuses on issuing sailing orders to Rear Admiral Schley. The Chicago is ordered to South Atlantic waters to coal at Rio de Janeiro and other ports as needed to reach Buenos Aires, inspecting vessels and prioritizing repairs on the Wilmington.

Washington Long Allen Schley Navy Department Chicago

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