Buller’s Speech Sparks Press Storm Over War Command
The British press and public react to General Buller after his recent army corps appointment. Newspapers criticize his tenure and warn of resignation, while debates mount over leadership and policy as the government defends troop numbers and strategy in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billor
Inn Army’ Corps
Buller
Hingland
Gon. Buller
London
Standard
Mali
Ladysmith
Sir'i
Parker
Nelsou
Nerhagen
South Aafrica
Brodvick
Great Britain
Notable U S Lawyer Remembered For Wide Indian and Court Roles
Obituary honors lawyer famed for work across civil and criminal fields. He advised on matters from the Star Route trials to court martial cases and represented key figures in Indiana politics and national affairs. His career spanned partnerships with lawmakers and notable demonstrations of judicial clarity and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Deremiah
Wilson
Washington
Neliag
Ctipndel
United State Court
Avleigh
Nna
Fort Agg
Pledd
Orientz
Indignas
Indiana
Congress
Sh Ftaben
Parhin Mahy
Elvil
Moiion Shire
Holt
Stature Question Halts Teacher Certificate Hope
A debate over a student’s height and teaching eligibility leads to a rejected teaching certificate. The Board of Education panel, including Prof Brandt, noted that the 6th-becoming candidate’s small stature impaired pupil control and cited a fixed 85 percent teaching score. the applicant may appeal.
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Board of Vaucation
Atth
Hu BI. Brandt
Brandt
St. Bence
Board of Education
Philadelphia
New Ameers Friendship With British Hopes Raised
Afghan Amir Habib Ullah Khan informs Lord Carson that he will follow his father’s policy and seeks continued British Afghan friendship. Official intelligence from Bokhara notes the brothers fled Kabul with partisans after their father’s death, while Habib Ullah strengthens defenses in Kabul and detains rebels seeking return.
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Asshon Curzon
Habib Ullah Khan
Ameer
Lord Carson
India
Bokhara
D. Qisnateh
St. Petersburg
Habib
Cabul
Habib Ullah
Fragmentary OCR notes on naval academy retirements and investigations
Incomplete text references a retiree at the Naval Academy around 18b6 with mention of Niagara and a broad context of an investigation or progress. The readable fragments suggest a report on a personnel matter involving a teacher or officer and potential looping references to union and wartime studies.
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Petterige
Tha Naval Academy
Trott IM
Eimmedittely
Allon
Gradi
Niagara
Wanted to Execute Ozolaosz Cant Capt Christian Rath
A Jackson Michigan man claimed to be the official executioner of Leon Ozolgogz and asserted he supervised the deaths of the Lincoln assassination conspirators. He stated Capt. Rath, a Union veteran and former provost marshal, helped erect the scaffold and placed the ropes for the executions of Mary Surratt, Paine, Ford, Atzerodt, and John Wilkes Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Rath
Lincnln
Rath Wak Saye
Surratt
Paine
Mer. Ford
Atzeroth
Tyhd
John Wilkea
Booth
Lfe
Union
Washington
Scattered 1900s News Items Hit Curiosities and Controversies
A chaotic clipping lists diverse items from labor disputes to political tweets. It cites a Say Trancisco Teamsters settlement of 100000 dollars, name changes at Chicago West Division High, and odd notes on Italy lending troops, Maude Roosevelt stance on tights, Czolgost sentence references, and Buffalo mayoral nominees Herbert P. Bissell and party contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparke
Teamsters
Trancisco
Gov. Gage
Amalgamated Association
West Division High School
Chicago
William McKinley ‘School
Italy
England
Iam
Maude Roosevelt
Gov
Craiger
Wragius Yh Raight
Buffalo
Pho
Herbert P. Bissell
Route of the Proposed Transpacific Cable
Article discusses a United States to Philippines undersea cable and route options via Manila. It compares Honolulu to Jalem Island distances and Guam to Malta distances, noting shorter paths reduce breaks. The piece then shifts to Afghanistan leadership, education cases in Cleveland, and a Jacksonville fire, mixing several unrelated items into a single page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Bam Traudiges
Honolulu
Honolale
Jalen Island
Ualansland
Guar Island
Guam
Malta
Tvland
Union
Strone'y Tilape
Beyato ‘Tengers
Death of the Ameer Habibullah Khan
The report describes the Ameer of Afghanistan Habibullah Khan’s death, noting anxieties about foreign influence and internal disorder. It mentions his warnings to Afghans against interference and references to Ghilans Almoks and Cajiks amid evolving political tensions and potential external intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habiboay Khan
Wan 'Ehan Ameer
Habibullah Biwitt
Anbih Khan
Oriental
Russia
India
Afghanistan
Fragmented OCR Note on Grand Army of the Republic figures
The legible text discusses landlog takings and the Grand Army of the Republic. It references veteran counts, deaths, and aging membership, with scattered dates and numbers. The passage juxtaposes American Civil War memory and British wartime figures, noting declining membership and fading prominence of the GAR.
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Army Life
Alfred Rochefort
Boos
Robe
Inger
Réyrohstoth
Colin. Mottén
Juan
Bola Ulm
Canal Tee
Byiaiang
Deseilline
Morton
Hawk
Fish-Hawk
Bie
Nur
Ane Smajor
Newa
Pubpaira
Gil de Tinga
Reynolds
Jean Murat
Anti ‘Reynolds
Gaid Jean Mawat
Mr. Reynolda
Colin Morton
Jim
Fort Clark
Gotth
Colin
Wwe
Renehiing
Colin Mortbn
Tia
Port 'Clark
Honia
Jean Marat
Maj
Germen
Collins Marton
Robert Bracebringe
Himealf
Aid
Robert Brocebridge
Mr. Raynolds
Dowd
Colin “Morton
German
Xow
Majom
Enid
Quifo
Jexn Marat
Cale Mortorg
Wien
Jean
Colin Mortong
Juan Marat
Rouatt Bracebridge
Smajar
Johreil
Ross
Ianjlor
Reyxiold
Conrae
Quoit
Duce
Enmral
Gen. White
Buch B. Cage
Sue Ratider
Hague
Automobilist
Chigage Evening Post
Chivago Tribune
Theomie Ancents
America_n-Vrensh
New
Ameer Britain
Wauie Ullaim
Ozolaosz
Rhone
Amour
L. Gabiiel
Huntington
W. Va
Cleveland
Shipaa
Juckaonville
FAS
LANS
SAN Frak
THE
AMEE
Adjutant General's
the Grand Army
Tod
Onra Evans
Thore
Britain
Aeolea
Colonink
Egvaen
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