British Parliament Funds War Amid Budget Debate
London reports the house of commons approved budget proposals with Irish opposition the main dissent. Expenditure totals 154,000,000 pounds, war spending listed at 100,000,000 pounds. Meantime British forces push near Kimberley as Mafeking siege nears relief. General French reports Boer trekkers after actions. Milner proclaims martial law in several districts.
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Kimberley
Vuay
Slary Bhat Eades
Kekwich
Roberts
London
House of Commons
Osfontein
French
Cape ‘Town
Kenhardt
Belistown
Barkly West
Mafeking
Iteliavad
Mafekinga
Thoves
Kekewich
Kekewieh Isaid
Lord Roberts
Buller
Ely
Kel
Train Wreck in Indiana Kills and Wounds Dozens
A freight train wreck near Collixion Nene Braziltwo Kinedt wrecked a cars, killing Meleine Masters and Charles Crompey and injuring more than forty others. Rescue efforts moved wounded to nearby homes as emergency crews battled fire. A separate chase followed an insane man who fled after slashing at Union House Jobby patrons. In Washington, Consul Hay reports no trouble in Pretoria and notes British soldiers’ status.
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Mihiers
Brazil
Madlintpolis
Marek G
Ihe
Snays
vAlutiers
Here
Siashedd
Meleine Masters
Charles Crompey
Gamen
Thorns Barrowman
Dodiwell
Ines
Dan Bean
Willamn Tanisdom
Pty Mazer
I Ingaured
Hest
Sane
Solneka
Phomhe- Davis
Ivory Si
Yeti
Andemi
Hushsuida
Beothtas
Siove
Cian
Wik
Marele GA
Hyber
Clfisens
Union House
Worehington
State Department
Adelbert Hay
United States
Protogla
Coeur d'Atene
Auslin
Washington
Marell
Wilum Powers
Mullan
Ida
House m Military Committee
Coeur d'Alene
Linglug
Linglug Taken Part In His Arrest. He Saw Twe Wayon
Mullgntrong
Smromerte
Lesconte
Merriam
Steuhers
Knights of Libor
Ywear
Ceneril Merriam
Murder charges against Wilton hotelkeeper in Lewellyn case
Daniel Tromp, a Wilton hotelkeeper, was arrested in Sparta on murder charges in the death of James Lewellyn. Lewellyn, a Watertown farmer, died in Tromp’s hotel with bullet wounds, and the inquest ruled murder. Lewellyn’s body was later exhumed near Watertown amid questions about a suicide theory.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Daniel Tromp
Wilton
James Lewellyn
Flo
Sparta
Uving
Watertown
Jim
Tan Wilbon
Lewellyn
Trump
Corones
Crump
Sulielde
Transvaal
Fragmented 19th century clipping outlines several events
The outline lists varied items including illness reports about President Grover Cleveland, a fatal train incident in Wisconsin, a proposed bonus fund in La Crosse, deaths of bishops and architects, heavy snow in the Northeast, a Chicago alderman candidate with a plow, a Klondike coal discovery causing excitement, a suicide in New York, and plans for an American university campus.
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Grover Cluvelam
Tobias
Leopold Schroeder
Stevens’ Potut
Wis
Wiscoisti Central
Factory
LaCrosse
Manson N. Colbert
Diocese of Minnesota
St. Paw
Bullaty
New Haegland
Wank L. Nacett
Chicago
Klondike
Dawson City
John Willard Adams
St Louis
New York
Henry Ives Cobb
American University At
Washington
Discrimination battles over German meat bill and retaliation threats
Washington reports officials say no remonstrance is proper while data show the German bill harms American meat exports. Experts note early years impose unattainable conditions hurting U S packers, with years 1903 1904 shaping future constraints, and officials quietly preparing retaliatory measures against German goods including wines as dairy and agricultural scrutiny increases.
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Coeur d'Alene
Washington
United States
State Department
Germany
Agricultural Department
Belgium
Russia
Austria
Molland
Department of Agriculture
Twenty Men Injured In Collision Near Treadylow
In Illinois two rail lines of the Minola Central collided after a coupling pin broke, about a mile apart. Two cars burned including a stock coach carrying thirty, with many men injured. several may die. Listed are Joseph Hobbs Mateus Frank McCall R. B. Farwell J. B. Counsell Edward Yaeger Charles Peters H. B. Emerson J. A. Clark J. H. Dunne W. R. Spear Joseph Berdard N. O. Booth Peter J. Bnadte J. W. Brynot KB A. Wilkinson, with numerous injuries and broken bones.
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Joseph Hobbs
Mateus
Frank
McCall
Freeport
R. B. Farwell
Manchester
J. B. Counsell
Dyersville
Edward Yaeger
Pringhar
Charles Peters
Matlock
If. B
Emerson
J. A. Clark
J. H. Dunne
Marcus
W. R. Spear
Brakeman
Dubuque
Joseph Berpard
Anton
N. O. Booth
Sioux Falls
Peter J. Bnadte
Adrick
J. W. Brynot
Cleghorn
A. Wilkinson
Quinby
Blizzard in Wisconsin and other March gales
Milwaukee reports the worst blizzard of the season with eight inches of snow and trains delayed by up to an hour. LaCrosse records eight inches in 24 hours with a sharp north east wind and 30 degree drop. Streetcar service struggled to stay open and snow plows aided activity. Other items note funeral reform viewpoints, wounded soldiers from Southampton, a Salt Lake City marriage issue, and a Philippines liquor bill proposal.
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Milwaukee
LaCrosse
Wis
Frdlanopylis
Thilannpolis
Gerstner
Phe
Baabara Gerstner
Pred Brooks
Salt Lake City
Hitler Andrew Jansen
Proselyters
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Gannon
Indiana
Mateelti
Fort Dodge
W. Hinehon
Algona
United States Postr
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Pretoria
Free State
Corripan
Mary Johnson
Madison
W's
Keyes
Blooming Grove
C. J.meyer
Kokomo
Ind
First Baptist
John Lewellen
Ripon
John Split
Ife
Melory
Accorowoed
Great Britain
Mies Digs
San Juan de Porto Rico
Senate
Evansville
Thomas L. Praylor
Otwell
Pike County
Praylor
Joseph
Vincent
Traylor
Thornton
Porto Rico
Indianapolis
Marion County
McKinley
Spain
Wlw
Thorton
Porto Rica
Wisconsin
Albyon
Ehirely
Heo
Southampton
South Africa
O’ Liuary
Golense
College of Sur
Philippines
Washington, March
Gillet
Massachusetts
Monocerate
Cedar Rapids
Algerien
Hepublin Chee
Jest Stockhof Ibiah Grade Lumber
Run Central
Towa
Frudden
Butto
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Owa
Mme
Tom Frudsdsen, Se
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Knickerbocker Roller Mills
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