Chinese Squad to Be Established Watch China Crisis
Washington reports that the United States plans a six ship squadron to monitor events in China with a display of naval strength. Rear Admiral Crowninshield will lead ships from Manila and others now at Philadelphia Marblehead and the South Atlantic station, signaling American interests in Asia. Germany may respond with a similar demonstration to pressure Russia and France.
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den Yaux
Journal and Advertiser
Washington
von Holleben
Hill
China
Russia
Bureau of Navigation
Crownin
Nayyyard
Manila
Chiness Jay
Dispatches Pile Up In London As War News Grows
London awaits crucial reports from the field as Lord Roberts advances and Mafeking holds. Plumer’s force reaches Lobatsi while debate continues over Koerner’s proposed relief and Cronje sails for St Helena amid quiet Natal and rumors of a Boer peace reply.
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Loxpoy
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Tast
London
Orange Free State
Mafeking
Lobatsi
Plumer
Tuesda
Kimberley
Natal
Herschel
General Cronje
St. Helena
Cecil Rhodes
Lord Balisbury
Pietermaritzberg
The
Times
Johannesburg
England’s Answer Quick and Firm Declined Peace Overture
Lord Salisbury rejected the Boer peace overture in a late night note via Secretary Hay. The exchange, transmitted through the U S State Department, was separate from the direct appeal by Presidents Kroger and Steyn and the continental powers. The president's willingness to aid peace was noted, but public text was not released.
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Wasmarox
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Kroger and
Steyn
Hay
Mr. White
London
United States
Pretoria
Washington
State Department
Waa Sep
Arste
Kroger
Craddock Kills Sharp in Courthouse Jury Room
In Aupauosis Alabama this morning Will Craddock shot and killed Thomas Sharp after a gambling dispute. Sharp accused Craddock of cheating and Craddock fired point blank, killing Sharp instantly. Craddock faced a preliminary trial and was sent to jail without bail.
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Aupauosis
Ala
Will Craddock
Thomas Sharp
Sharp
Craddock
Town Nearly Destroys Dee Fire Ravages Holton Drug Store
A March 14 blaze starting in P. E. Holton & Co drug store swept through the town, destroying 23 buildings and causing about 50000 in losses with limited insurance. Fifteen stores and offices burned, including the post office and Sentinel printing office. seven businesses remain standing. Elsewhere Judge Emory Speer declined to discharge defendants in a fraud case, trial set with others pleading not guilty. A Bristol dispatch reports evangelist F. M. Anderson of Chilhowie, Va, knocked from a bridge by a southbound vestibule train.
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P. E. Holton & Co
Holton Drug Store
H. Walsh’s Shoe
High Springs
Rintie ‘Foe
Ant
the Sentinel Printing
Bavanxan
Emory Speer
A. L. Wheeler
J. & Wheeler
H. B. Watts
C. J. Watts
D. A. Tyson
Virgimie Kvangeling
Naseville
Bristol
Tenn
Esga
F. M. Anderson
The
Christian Church
Virginia
Chilhowie
How Old Are You A Woman and Her Youth
A fragmentary ad style passage touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a youth preserving remedy for women. It claims age perception improves with use, promises vigor, and asserts benefits for gestation and motherhood while warning of dangers for nonusers. It maintains a persuasive tone typical of early 20th century medicinal advertisements.
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Medina Wort
Igor
Ian Sen
Iui
Seseme Neests
ShrewdDiplomatic Move Forces Salisbury Show of Hand
The Journals and Advertiser reports Presidents Kruger and Steyn have pressed Lord Salisbury with a clear demand on England’s stance toward Boer independence. They argue England’s fleet buildup in Chinese waters ties to peace terms and urge powers to intervene to protect the republics or risk war.
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Kruger
Steyn
Salisbury
New Yor
Journals and Advertiser
Lord Salisbury
Looy
England
Russia
France
Brel
Mediation Offer divides US politics in Globe report
The London Globe comments on the United States offer of mediation, noting divisions among Republicans and Democrats. It says amicable relations with the U S are desirable yet unlikely due to anti English sentiment and the push to consolidate that faction.
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London Globe
United States
The
Globe
Anne of Ae Oes Coe Anda
Dr Jameson Stricken With Enteric Fever Near Ladysmith
A London dispatch to The Tribune reports Dr Jameson fell ill with enteric fever during the Ladysmith relief crisis. Though initially critical, he has rallied and may recover. The report notes his wartime leadership and return to medical duties amid fevered conditions, with medical care provided to wounded and sick soldiers.
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New York
Tribune
London
Jameson
Ladysmith
Terieshowes Narrons
Taft to Convene Philippine Commission Meeting March 27
Judge Taft, president of the Philippine commission, notified fellow commissioners that the new body will hold its first meeting on March 27. Taft's resignation from his federal post will take effect tomorrow as he prepares for a long absence from the United States, delaying initial sessions while closing affairs.
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Taft Han
Philippine Comminsics
Wasamotox
Taft
Philippine Commission
United States
Jim Taft
Commission
Kansas Millers
Sheldon
Grimhell
Gates
Iens College
Governor Tanner Ill In New Orleans En Route To Florida
Governor Tanner of Illinois arrives in New Orleans with wife and secretary, taken to St Charles hotel. He is not clearly able to travel, party hopes to depart for Florida tonight if his condition improves. Other brief items include Wampler sentenced in Middlesboro and a South Carolina cotton mill strike. Also noted are a coal miner killed in Knoxville and the death of Kalamazoo writer and educator Lucina H. Stone.
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New Orleans
Bloridae
New Oatrans
Tanner
Ilinois
St Charles
Mra Tanner
Florida
Wampler
Hamgs
The
Sentinel
Middlesboro
Wiles
Jenkine
Norton
Basmien Aera I Wirat
Cerotina
Corvunra
South Carolina Cottes Mill
Sgarty Ralls
Now Financial Bill Becomes Law as Signature Complete
March 1 this afternoon the president signed the bill making it law. The ceremony featured a new pen holder and remarks recalling prior legislative steps including the Sherman and resumption acts as the bill moved through Congress earlier in the month.
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Overstreet
Isthe
White House
Congress
Signia
Seo Mt
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