British Government Under Fire Over War Effort In South Africa
London leaders face mounting criticism as The Times and Globe call for stronger war action amid cabinet tensions. Balfour bears the blame while Lansdowne Salisbury and others may be sacrificed to restore public confidence before parliament reconvenes. Three killed in a rural duel sparks urgency in domestic debate.
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London
South Africa
Manchester
House of Commons
Times and Globe
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Salisbury
Conservatia
Mintatera
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Wolsley
Associated
Prosa Learce
Lord Wolseley
Lord Roberts
Gage Sends Reply to Congress on Treasury Depositories
Secretary Gage today sent to Congress his lengthy reply to a senate and house resolution on treasury deposits. He defends years of policy to keep public funds in depositories during deficits and explains the National City and other banks as the chosen conduits. The document includes numerous official reports and over a thousand letters.
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Mien
Wickspura
Mie
A. D
Roland R. S. Stephenson
Otho
James Austin
Otho Austin
R.S. Stephenson
Roland
Rolland
Stephenson
Othe Austin
Ashe
Wasmxarox
Senator Hall
Maine
Delagoa Bay
Lodge
Washinetox
Gage
Congress
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
House
Sulzer
New York
the Treasury
Department
Treasury
New York Clearing
National City Bank
Hanover National Bank
Supreme Court
United States
Treasury Department
Fire Rips New York Bowling Alley Gym Spark Smoke
A fierce blaze in a building at 808 and Six West Fifty-ninth Street in New York trapped several firemen in heavy smoke. Engine 23 crews were among those overcome, with Charlie Nelson of engine 23 most seriously affected as about 40 men were taken from the smoke filled site and many dragged from danger.
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New York
New York Department
West Fifty-ninth Street
Apar Charlie Nelson
Cotton Star Association opens for southern agriculture meeting
At Audubon Park Louisiana a convention of the Cotton Star Association of Commissioners of Agriculture begins with roll call of Georgia North Carolina Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and New Mexico as governors and officials arrive. President Stevens urges rural independence and home production to save the South from ruin amid volatile cotton markets and rising manufacturing concern.
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New Oriass
Anonsi
Cotton Star Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Louisians Experiment Station
Audubon Park
Georgia
O. B. Stevens
North Carolina
L. Patterson
Alabama
J. E Culver
Mississippi
J. A. Redhead
R. M. McGehue
Louisiana
Leon Jastrem
New Mexico
Jefferson Johnson
L. B
Stevens
South
St. Charles
Me Planters’ Association
LORD SALISBURY REPLY ON AMERICAN FLOUR SEIZURES
Lord Salisbury replies to Ambassador Choate outlining Britain’s position on seizures of American flour cargoes Beatrice Maghona and Maria Her offer to pay interest to U S citizens while not declaring cornmeal and flour contraband is conditional on a commission determining claim extent The U S accepts compensation for face value and interest but Britain asserts the seizures were permissible to supply its armed forces and not contraband this reflects a mixed standing on international law and wartime requisition.
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Lord Salisbury
Choate
Beatrice
Maria
Great Britain
Ami
Delagos Bay
United States
Great
Nemy
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Wenieta
Hurtson’s
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Omice
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Sumter County
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Jabby Tatlog
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Wkins
Wheatley Auiding
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Mt Lamar Street
Americ
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Americus
Mtatooe
Blalock & Cobb Attorneys At Law
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Bpponite Court
Americus, Ga
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Carolina
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Hathiawue
Athaway
Ander
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Couneey
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Cheng W. A. Rembert
Somerset Club
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Rye
McLeod Co
Oglethorpe
Southern
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Darling
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Dorway
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Herzog
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Lenox, Macomb Co
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Treasury Secretary
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Foreign Office
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