Nelson Daily Miner
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2015-08-04
issued: 1899-04-02
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note: Daily Edition No 280. Nelson, British Columbia, Suuday, April 2, 1899. il -th Yea OF SAMOAN TROUBLE. Admiral Kautz Has Wired the Department. GERMAN CONSUL WRONG Jlssued an Inceddiary Proclamation aad is Evidently Responsible for Uprisings. Washington, D. 0., April 1.���The following was given out at the State Department this afternoon: "The Secretary of State has received from the secretary of the Navy a telegram addressed to him by Rear-Ad- miral Kautz, relative to Samoan mat ters. It is dated Newoastle, N. S. W., and reads as follows: " Mataafa's people obeyed orders to leave the Government reservations. Since then they have become aggressive, killing Private Holloway and three British sRilors. Our man was killed while guarding the Americau consulate. The German consul general issued an incendiary proclamation saying that my proclaim tiou was untrue and he should uphold the Provisional Government. The British forces act in concert with the United States, shelling the rebels when they can be reaohed. A copy was sent to the German ambassador. TWO MORE BODIES FOUND. One is Thought to Be the Remains ot H. W. Loree. New York, April 1. ���Workmen were digging in the central portion of the ruins of the Windsor Hotel this afternoon when from uuder a heap of partly burned beams and begrimed iron, thoy took out a body. It was nearly intact and is considered to be tbe best preserved body in h ruins. It was that of a man, There were remnants a of a white linen shirt, white cotton underwear, a black vest and black suspenders. Only a few minutes later in the samo place another body of a man was dug out. The man bad beeu a large person. A good deal of clothing was discovered about the body, including a white linen shirt, a white handkeiobief marked "Blake," portions of a pair of black trousers and of a blaok coat. Part of a receipted bill made out to H. W. Loree was also found. This bill may help to identify the body as the list of the missing contains the name of Harry W. Loree…
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Nelson (B.C.)
spatial: Nelson
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0211489
language: English
lat: 49.4933330
long: -117.2958330
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Nelson, B.C. : Nelson Miner Printing & Publishing Co.
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source: Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. Archives.
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