Roberts Triumph in Pretoria Entry Opens War Front
Dispatches from London report Lord Roberts announcing the capital of the Boers is now in British possession. The march included Six Mile Spruit and Pretoria defenses, with heavy guns supporting Yeomanry and mounted infantry. The advancing columns pressed the enemy, cleared positions, and prepared for the official entry at 2 o clock.
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Hien
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Tian
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Steenson
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Ieline
Colina
Guards
Wreneh
Platfois
Empress Dowager Hardens Stand Over Boxer Fallout
In Europe the crisis over the Boxer affair deepens as Empress Dowager orders the government to shield Europe, while powers threaten to blockade Tien Tsin and the river. Reports from Vienna Paris and London describe fears of telegraph cuts and railway disruption as Boxer resistance grows.
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Shanghai
Win Veter
Rce
Th Liew Kainedy
Pio Ping Wu
Pekin
Europe
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New Free Press
Ai Ataku
Poiho
New ‘Tsin
Paris
Foreign Office
Cater
Ching
Altive
Tien Tsin
Hudson 100 Years Old Today Centennial Celebration
Hudson marks a centennial celebration as villagers and visitors fill the town. The first dwelling near Baldwin Street dates to June 5, 1800, when the village site was established by David Padoti. Anner Maria, born circa 1800, was the first child born in what became Hudson. The event highlights the village’s founding and ongoing growth.
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Baldwin
Hudson
Hudson Wivuetiig
Mikasiat
Dhevid Pidoti
Anner Maria
Bor
Hest
Hundron Centennial Association Sees Broad Involvement
Two months of work by the Clthadige and more than 200 verses linked to various committees mark the run up to the celebration. All are members of the Hundron Centennial Association of which an officer slate lists President Colt Bilas, Chief Caise, secretary, and vice president.
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Hundron Centennial Association
Colt Bilas
Caise
Ohio Sunday Schools Convene With Record Attendance
The forty first State Liberty School convention opened in this city with strong attendance and lively tone. Delegates arrived from counties across Ohio as entertainment committees organized sessions, honoring the late Hon. Lewis Miller. The event drew one hundred delegates with lodging provided by local residents as headquarters established for the association.
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Morulae
Lewis Miller
Ohlo Sunday School
Servic
War's Over in Johannesburg and Rooke Talks Turn Quiet
In Johannesburg reports say the war is ending and public talk is subdued as authorities plan for order. British detectives arrest suspects, while little business occurs and property remains largely untouched amid confusion and relief after upheaval.
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O'Kelly
O'Tteily
Trensot
Standari
Diggers
Sti
Boer envoys Fischer Wessels and Walmarines visit Chicago
In Chicago on June 5 the Boer envoys Fischer Wessels and Walmarines arrived from Cleveland. The reception committee met them at Lake Shore depot and escorted them to the Auditorians Hotel. They spent the day in informal receptions and a city tour before a formal reception at the auditorium.
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Chicago
Sph
Messrs. Fischer, Wessels
Walmarines
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Auditorians
Auditoriun
Lord Mayor Statement Sent To Londons Kine Kipine
Fragmented text presents a garbled message from the Lord Mayor addressing an audience in London. Content references Praiga For Roberts and various names, but most details are unreadable andunclear.
Last Day Washingtondine 3 Spithe Sen ate met at 10 today
The chapel in Washington opened with a sour aside about the death of a wife. Mr Turner of Washington introduced a bill to establish a Court of Pension Appeals. He spoke of meeting the needs of the Loyal Valley of the Republic and related figures Tamora and Hadith.
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Washingtondine
Senate
Shertain
Turner
Washington
Court of Pension Appeals
Republic
Republican ticket may sweep Oregon in statewide vote
Portland reports indicate a decisive Republican victory is likely in yesterday's election with Wolverton for Supreme Judge and Moody for Congress among winners. Early results show large party margins across counties, while separate notes mention a fatal assault on Bowling and concerns for Mrs Sherman's health after yesterday's death.
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Wolverton
Supreme Judge
Jon. Jey
Circuit
A. Moody
Congressi
Rand Maurie
Wommn
Death of American novelist Stephen Creuse in Baden
Berlin reports the death of American novelist and correspondent Stephen Creuse at Baden Weller in the Black Forest after exhaustion. Born Newark in November 1871, he lived in Port Jervis and contributed to public schools. His career spanned journalism and literature with ties to Hoy and Jonathon Townley Crane.
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Meqihen
Baden Weller
Black Forest
Stephen Creuse
Newark
Nod
Aid
Jonathon Townley
Crane
Awe la Beter
Port Jervis
Liseau
Stephen
Postum cited as health aid by muscular pastor
A Buffalo pastor extols Postum Cereal as a healthful coffee substitute. He claims improved muscle strength, reduced nervousness, and increased vitality after two years of use, planning to carry Postum while traveling and recommending it widely.
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Moon
Rhode Taland
Tuffalo
N.Y
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