Bryan Speaks Three Times in Rhode Island
In Providence Worcester, Bryan tours New England weeks ahead of Rhode Island’s gubernatorial election. He speaks in Pawtucket Woonsocket and Providence, drawing big crowds and aiding the Democratic party with rallies organized by state leaders. Congressman Lentz also spoke at the Providence gathering.
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Bryan Speaks First in Rhode Island at Pawtucket Opera House
William Jennings Bryan drew a packed crowd in Pawtucket as mayor John J. Fitzgerald granted him the freedom of the city. He endorsed the Chicago platform, urged federal restraint on trusts, warned against imperialism, and called for independence in policy while aiming to shape national law. He was the sole speaker and left for Woonsocket by train.
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Georgia Society in New York Organizes Former Georgia Citizens Form Group
More than a hundred former Georgia citizens in New York met and formed the Georgia Society. Officers elected include Robert G. Irwin as president Edward L. Charlton as vice president and Carl Robinson as secretary and treasurer. A membership meeting will be held Monday. The society aims to keep alive Georgia mercantile interests and protect the state's interests locally.
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Has S Been Badly Whipped By Boers
London reports time of pause in South Africa as Lord Roberts weighs forward moves into the Free State. Buller may be asked to attempt relief of Ladysmith. 70,000 for invasion, 40,000 to rescue Ladysmith, plus guards. Casualties total 9,531 with 2,486 killed and 4,811 wounded. British home troops in SA 116,000, Natal 7,158, Cape Colonials 21,000. A Frere Camp dispatch notes desperate fighting near Spion Kop and strong Boer positions along the Tugela river.
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British Plans and Boer Positions at Spionkop Discussed
The report analyzes Boer and British moves around Spionkop and Ladysmith. It notes Warren's withdrawal, Buller's advance, Dundonald's cavalry actions, and the heavy terrain that shapes tactics. Casualty figures total 8514 with many wounded returning to duty, and Mafeking's relief could prompt Boer reinforcements.
Suffering at Ladysmith Amid Fierce Boer Fire
Descriptions of a ridge siege with Boers on the summit opening with a narrow footpath to a tableland. volleys from rifles and a Maxim Nordenfelt machine gun create a hellish barrage as shells explode. Reinforcements reach the position but the trench is exposed. after 24 hours the defenders abandon at night. Mention of Roberts advising abandonment and casualty lists among officers and soldiers.
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Atlanta Park Prospects Look Bright in New Appropriation
The article notes strong potential for Atlanta Park projects with expected funding. Officials indicate a plan to secure the necessary appropriation for improvements, aiming to advance development and public use of the park.
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