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Pennsylvania
Sharf Williams
Milo Twarka
Tory
Forsyth Street
Pretoria Falls as British Troops Enter City
Lord Roberts reports the British have taken Pretoria at 2 PM, June 5, with jubilation across London. Crowds cheer God Save the Queen as banners rise and officials urge restraint while theBoers face continued pressure from French forces to the north. General Botha urges defiance though Boer resistance wanes as military control replaces local committees.
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Loxpox
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Great Britain
Bloemfontein
Transvaal
England
Roberts
London
Mansion House
War Office
French
Lord Roberta
Surat
Botha
Atin
Temas
Myer
Church Square
Charges of corruption erupt in senate debate over Cramp loans
In a tense senate exchange Georgia's Mr Bacon questions Pettigrew's claim that Cramp shipbuilders of Philadelphia gave 400000 dollars to a GOP fund in 1896 with promised warship contracts. Hanna Carter deny any campaign money ties. Pettigrew pushes a minority report while Hanna defends the Ohio race.
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Pettigrew
Hanne Koters
Wasuixoros
Jane
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Crumps
Hanna
Carter
Huma
Dows
Cramps
Committee On Privileged and Elections
Senator Hanna
Ohio
South Dakota
Carolina and Northwestern gauge plan extends to Tennessee
Lixconsxtos June 5. Work to broaden the Carolina and Northwestern railroad gauge has started here and will be pursued vigorously. A unique arrangement uses both narrow and standard gauge rails on standard gauge ties to allow current rolling stock to run during conversion. Surveyors will fix the route into Tennessee while line from Chester to Lenoir aims for standard gauge by next November and extension into Tennessee soon after.
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Carolina and Northwestern
N. C
Carolina and Northwestern Railroad
Bo P
Lincolnton
Corps of Surveyors
Tennesse
Chester
Lenoir
Tennessee
Investigation Ordered Into Mayor Woodward Charges
The Atlasta city council appoints a five member committee to probe alleged conduct by Mayor James G. Woodward. If justified, the panel may report to council. if guilt is shown, articles of impeachment are to be prepared. The resolution, filed by Aldermen Welch and Grady, passed with a large majority.
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Atlasta
General Council
James G. Woodward
Welch
Grady
Woodward
Kilpatrick
Harwell
Exports From Pensacola to Foreign Ports Valued
Pensacola exports to foreign ports last week totaled 45,979 dollars with shipments to Liverpool Buenos Ayres Naples Havana Cienfuegos and more. Five steamships and fourteen other vessels arrived from abroad while four ships departed for foreign ports, carrying a total tonnage of 11,074. Bullet pierced his heart. Nat Ham appears in the Alabama report.
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Pensacola
Fla
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Naples
Havana
Cienfuegos
Asnvittz
Ala
Nat Ham
Immigration Labor Strife Drives Southern Landing Plan
Central labor delegates debated immigration at a New York conference. A letter urged landing all immigrants at southern ports like New Orleans and Mobile to ease New York congestion. Proposals included removing gold from circulation to deter arrivals, with critics calling the plan visionary and impractical.
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New York
Dacis
New Orleans
Mobile
Dubois
William H. Allen
District Assembly
Allen
Astors
Europe
John F. Henry
Central Federation Union
Car Wrecked by Dynamite Hurling Crowd Charged in St Louis
In St Louis on June 5 a special car carrying Company H of the posse from the barracks along Washington Avenue ran over dynamite on tracks at Fifteenth and Washington and at Twenty second and Chateau. The blast lifted the car three feet, threw fifty four men onto the floor, with two injured F Fleischman and Samuel Schwartzberger slightly. A crowd gathered and was dispersed by police. Also reported: amended demands of striking workers were rejected by Transit officials. 50 business men urged Governor Stephens to mobilize militia to restore order.
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St. Louis
Posse Comitatus
Washington Pranue
Chateau Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Twenty-second Street
F. Fleischman
Samuel Schwartzberger
Stephens
Protests of Innocence After Carried to Crime Scene
Men from Handsboro take Askew from Mississippi City jail to the Winterstein home near Biloxi. They escort him to the woods to force a confession. he is strung up and badly burned before being returned for further examination. The scene sparks protests as the accused man insists on his innocence amid the mob's actions.
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Tien Tsin
Hugny Tung
Peking
Neghborhood
Tao
la Lou Chao
Huang Tsung
Jalil
Moztix
Handsboro
Misa
Mississippi City
Winterstein
Biloxi
George Winterstein
Burton crushed to death at Blossburg coke plant
Joe Barton, employed at the Sloss Sheffield coke oven works in Blossburg, was fatally injured when he was thrown into cog wheels. His body suffered severe injuries including a detached leg and extensive lacerations. The accident occurred at the coke plant.
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Brasallam
Ala
Jane
Joe Barton
Blossburg
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Comfort and style meet in moderate priced shoes
The Schumpert Shoe Co asserts that true comfort and fashion can be affordable, criticizing manufacturers who sacrifice prestige for profits. Their shoes claim maximum comfort and style while keeping profits small.
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A. Schumpert Shoe CO
Boer Envoys in Chicago Reach Address to Democracy
Boer envoys arrived in Chicago amid calm reaction to the fall of the Transvaal capital. Mr. Fischer stated the fight would continue and a local Democracy supporter welcomed the delegates before they moved to the Auditorium annex. Radical victory in Italy unsettles government as Colombo loses his Milan seat.
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Fischer
Onhcanco
Transvaal
Asa U
Or. 2
Chicago
Jefender
Tos Iceman
Italy
Colombo
Signor Colombo
Milan
Orth
Whi
Pelloux Min
Four North Carolina murder cases yield death warrants
Governor Russell certifies four murder verdicts and issues death warrants. Thomas Jones, a Black man, to be hanged at Clinton on August 3 for killing a woman and her five children by burning their home. William Biwan, another Black man, to be hanged at Tarboro on September 1 for ambush. One sentence commuted due to insanity after review.
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Ralston
Jane
Supreme Court
Russell
Thomas Jones
Scat Nee Leh Ag
Clinton
William Biwan Negro
Dolleeman
Gee
Tarboro
Will Te Ee
Jones
Cotton futures report and local notices misread
Irregular OCR items show cotton futures noted from New or June 5 and a Ga. death notice for Dick Childs on a spree, with burial details in San da ne. A June 5 item reports Mrs. John Sherman’s stroke death and Thursday burial timing, plus an unrelated medical advertisement for a blood tonic.
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Conmuavs
Dick Childs
Aspectates of of Sandane
Maxiriiiy
John Sherman
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Sheffield-Huntington Co
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American Sugar Refining Company
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Sherrouse ‘Medicine CO
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Southern Railroad
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