Peace Talks Reported as Boer Leaders Accept British Terms
London dispatches say Boer leaders accepted British peace terms after a several day conference. President Steyn De Wet and Botha reportedly agreed. officials in London deny official confirmation while noting a dispatch from Pretoria.
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Pretoria
Europe
Frederic Rutherford Barns
South Africa
Steyn
Orange Free States
Reitz
Tanavaal
Schalkburger
Transvaal
Lucas Meyer
Orange Free State
Kroanstad
Orange Fee
Klerksdorp
Botha
Emef
DeWet
Delary
Makie
Central News
de Wet
Roosevelt Tours the Carolinas on Southern Visit
President Roosevelt travels through South and North Carolina by train, greeting crowds in Charleston Charlotte and Chester. He praises the state's exposition efforts, recalls Mecklenburg history, and thanks attendees while noting kind reception and a desire to serve Americans better.
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Brawle
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Aboamsy Agoleuln
Ummerville
Knox
Wilson
Washington
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Dorchester
Cintain F W Wagener
J. C Hemphill Roosevelt
Dr Shepherd
America
Shepherd
Southern Railway
Farleston
Henry Leonard
Chester S& C
South Carolina
Branchville S& C
Orangeburg
Columbia
South Carolina, College
Omer
Charles
Charleston
Mrs. Roosevelt
Charlotte
Winnsboro
Chester
S. C
Carolinas
Winthrop Female College
Rock
Hail
Noston
Salisbury
Tar Heel
Palmetto
Mecklenburg
United States
North Carolina
Great West
Republic
North
Tomb cut in solid rock holds corpse of Rhodes
In Bulawayo Matabeleland on April 10 an immense crowd attended the Christian interment of Cec Rhodes. The body was lowered into a rock tomb on the Matoppo hills with a Union Jack covering the coffin and a wreath from Queen Alexandra. The ceremony mixed imperial rites with local tributes as chiefs, 2000 natives, and thousands of whites observed the funeral.
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Buluwaro
Matabeleland
Cec
Rhodes
Matoppo
Queen Alexandra
Fullers Hotel
Mashonaland
Saul
Rudyard Kiliing Sekombta
Induna
Racial killing in Yazoo City linked to insult note
In Yazoo City on a Saturday afternoon a Black man named Lewis was shot multiple times by a mob of whites after a note deemed an insult to a young lady was found. He attempted to flee as a posse closed in, and bullets riddled his body in the street.
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Yazoo City
Wis
Lewis
Ghors
Marion Roosevelt Dies in New York Sudden death shocks White House kin
Mrs Marion Roosevelt wife of Robert Roosevelt of New York and aunt of President Roosevelt died suddenly in New York City. She collapsed yesterday and never regained consciousness, ending a long illness or potential stroke in a troubled moment for the Roosevelt family.
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Marion Roosevelt
New York
Atlantic City
Robert Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Gerapral
Roosevel Ass Stretcn
Partridge Criticizes Police Trust Issues in New York
New York April 19 Police Commissioner Partridge said he has worked on police reform since taking office but progress is slow. He questioned whether any captain or officer can be fully trusted amid Devery’s lingering influence. After a city hall summons, an official interview appeared to diverge from his earlier remarks.
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New York
Partridge
Devery
Devers
Apparatet
Kilemer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Kilmer
Binghamton
Fierce Conflicts Escalate in Brussels Riot
Unstable unrest erupts in Brussels as crowds clash with police. Reports indicate heavy dispersal efforts on the streets amid escalating confrontations between demonstrators and authorities. Local organizations urge calm while authorities investigate causes and seek to restore order.
Riots in Brussels and Ghent as clashes injure thirty
Brusse ls riots last night near Maison du Peuple left over thirty wounded including women and children after cobblestone throwing and bayonet charges. A second clash on Rue Molvena saw heavy gunfire and arrests as rioters fortified the Maison du Peuple. Socialist leaders urged a general strike while windows were smashed and revolvers fired. Militia seen in Antwerp sales of revolvers to socialists noted.
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Maison du Peuple
Ruenes Minines
Rue &1Ovena
Defret
Delbastee
Count Demerode
Ghent
Liege
London
Daily Mall
Antwerp
Italy Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Switzerland
Italy severed diplomatic relations with Switzerland over a Geneva article insulting King Humbert's memory. Berne refused to prosecute without a formal Italian complaint, which Rome did not file, leaving acrimonious correspondence and the rupture of ties between the nations.
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Berne
Switzerland
Haly
Geneva
Humbert
Silvestrelli
Italy
Pan-Germans Halt Reichsrat by Noise and Protests
In Vienna on April 10 the Reichsrat resumed debate on the education bill after a disorderly suspension. Pan-German members again disrupted proceedings, shouting and banging desks while blowing tin whistles. President called nationalist leader Dr Wolffe to order as business proceeded with difficulty.
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Vienna
Reichsrath
Dr Wolffe
China in upheaval as missionaries accused of cruelty
Dispatch from Shanghai reports anti foreign outburst in Ning-Po Che-Kiang after allegations that Catholic missionaries gouged eyes of two men. London confirms two British and two German warships have been sent to Ning-Po to protect interests.
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London
Shanghai
Ning-Po
Che-Kiang
Rebellion in China Link to Canton Merchant’s Funds
In southern China imperial forces hold most mountain passes while rebels retain access to their base. Hong Kong reports Kwan Chuan, a Canton guild member and wealthy merchant, has reportedly funded the rebels to gain immunity if Canton is attacked.
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China
Hong Kong
Kwan Chuan
Guildes of
Canton
Fire sweeps Sycamore Illinois business district
Telegraph reports from Sycamore Illinois say a terrible fire is raging in the town's business portion and was beyond control when the message was sent. The blaze threatens the entire commercial area and could destroy much of the town's business district.
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Sycamore
St. Louis
Sycamore, Ills
National Reciprocity League Formed in Chicago
Chicago April 10 representatives of sixty manufacturing and industrial firms formed the National Reciprocity League to push reciprocal trade with foreign nations. Stanley topeka governor was elected president with A B Hulet secretary and B B Swift treasurer. A national convention is planned likely in Chicago.
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Chicago
United States
Stanley
Kansas
United States Senate
B Hulet
Topeka
Kent
New League
B B Swift
Carver Chicago
G Watson French
Davenport
Iowa
C BR Hoffman
James Dearing
Henry L Littie
Minneapolis
Lo King
St Louis
A B. Farquhar
York
Hay Not Invited to Colonial Premiers Conference
James Kelly asks in the House of Commons if Secretary Hay will be invited to the conference of colonial premiers to coincide with King Edward's coronation. A J Balfour says the conference covers British empire affairs and no foreign representatives will be invited. Also notes Georgia postmasters appointed in Washington and local counties.
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London
James Kelly
North Roscommon
House of Commons
Hay
Edwards
J Balfour
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