Surrender of Boer Forces Negotiated by Botha
London reports negotiations between Lord Kitchener Sir Alfred Milner and General Louis Botha. Milner flies to Pretoria while Botha seeks terms for the whole Boer force. If accepted the surrender may treat Dewet Delary and other leaders individually, marking a major turning point.
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Nashville man kills brother in Broad street storehouse
Nashville March 7 Yesterday afternoon Tex Roscoe shot and fatally wounded his brother Lou Roscoe in the Broad street storehouse following a business dispute. Both men were prominent, Lou a druggist and Tex a Cumberland Furniture Co proprietor.
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Minstrel Company member arrested in Decatur
A white man naming himself Nichols, employed by the Barlow Wilson Minstrel Company, was arrested last night in Decatur on charges of attempted assault against Mrs. Mary Reynolds, a young widow, and is held in the city jail under guard.
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The Fight for Municipal Honors in Democratic Primary
The Democratic mayoral and city council primary is underway in Oxanna with polls open from 2 to 7 pm. Voting concentrates 5:30 to 6:30 due to work schedules, while candidates marshal supporters and cars provide free rides for some voters.
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No Money to Pay Clerks and Legislative Help
Montgomery March 7 Considerable surprise and anxiety at the State capitol as State Auditor Lowell says the $55 000 appropriation for General Assembly expenses is exhausted and warrants cannot be issued. Clerks and copyists mostly women gathered near the treasurer's office with dejected faces until an arrangement was made to pay them immediately.
Uprising Rumors in Havana Stir Secret Service
Wires from Havana to Cincinnati report Cuban plans for an uprising under way. Secret Service officials cite alleged fund transfers and a leader who left Havana with cash to organize insurgent activity amid Conservative efforts to prevent a disruptive outbreak.
Man Fatally Struck by Switch Engine in Birmingham
Walter Gregory, about 45 from Memphis and former proof-reader at The Birmingham Age Herald, was killed last night at the Highteenth Street crossing by a Louisville and Nashville switch engine. He was reportedly intoxicated. Also offered is a light delivery wagon for sale suitable for dairy and truck farming or general delivery purposes, addressed to F. J., care Evening Star.
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