Kruger Prays For A Fighting Faith In Natal
A Times dispatch from Lourenco Marques dated Feb 4 reports Boer leaders urging burghers to stand fast for the Lord. They claim past victories prove divine aid, with plans to fight to the end if enemy advances. A Blseesfontela authority warns of possible Boer retreat if repulsed, uniting with Free State forces.
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Steyn to suggest peace in South Africa conflict
Free State leader Steyn is portrayed as anxious and likely to propose peace as the Anglo Dutch war drags on. Reports say he may withdraw rather than defend the Vaal, with ministers preferring a temporary peace settlement and orderly farm returns for burghers. General Kitchener praised for efficiency in moving England’s war effort.
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Burden Lifted and News From Arkansas to Tampa
A fragmented Atlanta era column reports on medical marvels by Dr. R V Pierce and a long journey of Miss Kittie Swain to wed S M Butler in Greenville. It also covers a Tampa discovery of a female corpse near Palmetto Beach, and shipping of arms to London along with local governance notes, a new bank in Laverne and upcoming public openings and furnace activity in Tallapoosa.
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Funeral of Thomas Reed Atlanta Pioneer Oldest Citizen
Thomas Reed of 67 Tyler street was laid to rest at Oakland cemetery after services in Laxta. A longtime Atlanta resident since 1847 he drove a tobacco wagon from North Carolina and later worked at Winship machine works for over forty years. He helped build the state’s first cotton press and aided in the Confederate navy yard project near Norfolk, contributing to the Merrimac ironclad. A veteran of Mechanics No. 2, he spent his last years paralyzed at home.
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Davis proposes free trade for Porto Rico amendment
Senator Davis of Minnesota offers an amendment to the Porto Rican bill to apply U S tariff laws to Porto Rico on foreign imports while establishing absolute free trade between the United States and Porto Rico. He proposes constitutional extensions to Porto Rico limiting duties and ensuring uniform taxation, with implications for applicability to the Philippines and other territories.
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Senate supports Spooner plan for Philippines control
The Senate committee on Philippines reported favorably today on Senator Spooner of Wisconsin’s bill to place all civil and military governance of the Philippines in a single designate until Congress orders otherwise. The measure tasks the president with directing protection of inhabitants’ liberty, property, and religion. Meanwhile, trials in Kentucky linked to the Goebel assassination proceed with bail discussions for Le Jones, while Harland Whittaker awaits grand jury action.
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Low rates for meetings announced by Passenger Association
The Southern Passenger Association offers reduced rates for upcoming gatherings including the National Educational Association meeting in Charleston in July 1900, the Georgia Young Men's Christian Association convention, the Florida temperance gathering in April, and Christian Endeavor unions in Atlanta on April 19 to 23. The notice highlights travel discounts for delegates and attendees.
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