Not So Much Joy as War News Shocks British
Intense war dispatches reveal General White’s Ladysmith victory hailed yet amid doubts. Reports note a surprising Boer tactics shift, Buller’s operations questioned, and Canadian and Queensland prisoners to Cape Town for trial. Casualties listed for Colesburg action. hospitals crowded. neutrality debates rise. F. Burnham joins Lord Roberts’ staff after arriving from Alaska.
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Speech from the throne outlines 1909 budget themes
The imperial chancellor delivered the throne speech noting a satisfactory Peissin condition and a 1909 surplus. He projected an even budget for 1900 with plans for light railways Rhine Ebo canal waterway to Stettin and Emden port upgrades to boost trans oceanic trade. Agriculture would receive top government attention.
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Berlin
Stettin
Emden
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Letter from Cleveland Opposing Present Leaders
Ex President Cleveland’s letter criticizes current party leadership as inconsistent and unwise. He laments illness keeps him from contributing to Jackson Day commemorations and urges adherence to Jacksonian principles on currency and law. The missive condemns leadership for alleged threats to the people’s currency and ordered government.
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Oiucaco
Jon
Tribuns
State Agricultural Society meet opens at capitol
The State Agricultural Society annual meeting began at the capitol at 1090 m with Governor Lind delivering an address. Committees on credentials and resolutions were appointed and papers on plant breeding, swine care, and enlarged markets were read. The Minnesota Stock Breeds Eye association hosted the evening session as the three day event drew large crowds.
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Capitol
Lind
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Louisville
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Minnesota Stock Breeds Eye Association
Bryan Guest of Honor Jackson Day Observed in Omaha
Jackson Day was celebrated by the Jacksonian club in Omaha with three events. A reception for Mr. Bryan and visiting Democratic leaders, a dinner, and the annual Paxton hotel banquet for about 800 guests. Speeches followed including Mr. Bryan, David Overmeyer, J. W. Weaver, and Congressman Carmack.
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Omaha
Jacksonian Club
Bryan
Paxton Hotel
Logan
Mr. Bryan
David Overmeyer
Kanaas
J. W. Weaver
Nebraska
Congressman Carmack
Siam Seeks Gift of Bangkok Temple Grounds
The Siamese government offers to give part or all of the temple grounds housing the U S legation in Bangkok worth 47000 dollars. If accepted the gift would require about 2000 dollars for improvements. Secretary Huy forwarded the correspondence to Congress seeking favorable action for the United States.
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Siam
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Dark outlook in India amid famine and drought
New York June 10 latest mail advices from India say the situation grows darker weekly. Three million are aiding government relief work. Starving parents neglect their children and abandoned youngsters appear frequently. The famine extends to water and food with cattle dying in thousands as no rain is expected until June.
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India
Common Basis Sought Over Ship Seizures by Britain
London reports a meeting between German and American diplomats seeking a joint approach to Britain over Dekigon Bay seizures. Washington asserts the U S government will not cooperate with Germany or other powers and will handle negotiations independently, noting a clear distinction between seized German vessels and American goods.
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Great Britain
Dekigon Bay Seiguren
Germany
Wasuixatox
Portuguese East Africa
Dewey’s Silver Cup Presented at Admiral Dewey Residence
A silver loving cup formed from melted pennies donated by more than 70,000 Americans, mostly children, was presented to Admiral Dewey in a Rhode Island Avenue residence parlors ceremony. Senator Depauw of New York made the presentation as the large inscribed cup stood by the bay window with the American flag draped around its base. A bound volume listing donor names rested nearby.
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Rhode Island
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New York
Whiteside Continues Testimony in Clark Case
Ex-State Senator Whiteside of Montana testified before the senate committee on privileges and elections in the Clark case at Wasnixetox. He was cross examined by Mr. Faulkner and identified two money envelopes marked with initials that he held for legislators.
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Whiteside
Montana
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Faulkner
Pardon Board Denies Blixt and Terry Request
The state board of pardons denied pardons for Claus A. Blixt and James Terry, both described as colored, who had threatened to shoot the late Judge Seagrave Smith on his conviction day. The session focused on Albert Dunai, condemned for first degree murder in Jackson County and sentenced to hang, with no decisive action taken on his case and a recess until January 20.
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Meni
Blackburn elected senator in Kentucky
The Kentucky General Assembly ballots for United States senator with Blackburn winning in both houses. In the house Blackburn 67, Bradley 42, Ray 9. In the senate Blackburn 22, Bradley 12, Crenshaw and McConnell voting for Blackburn. anti Blackburn members Hayes and Alexander absent. Joint assembly to ballot again tomorrow due to doubt over timing.
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Senate
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McConnell
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Alexander
Joint Assembly
St Paul News to Debut as Independent Evening Paper
On January 29 the St Paul News will make its appearance as an independent evening paper. Editor L V Ashbaugh leads the staff with G H Scripps T W Kellogg and B D Butler. It will have its own plant though office location is not yet decided. Scripps-McHasaes press service will back the venture.
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B. D. Butler
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Popular anti-British coalition eyed in Berlin dispatch
Berlin cor respondent reports The Daily News that the idea of an anti-British coalition is very popular in Berlin. Hopes shift to Russia as the Times notes no power will take the initiative, keeping a critical juncture unresolved.
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Berlin
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Russia
Boers Oppose Neutral Count Representation in Pretoria
Washington June 10. Officials report the Boer government resists a neutral official to represent British interests in Pretoria. The Boer authorities would not permit an American consul to fully represent Britain and the American government. Further representations are anticipated through Consul Hollis or Consul Hib.
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Hollis
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Hiv
Liberal Offer for Farmers Tribune Subscription
The Farmers Tribune and its twice a week edition are offered together at a strong combined rate via the Bismarck Tribune. New and renewing subscribers can obtain both papers for 12.5 dollars, with the Farmers Tribune delivered twice weekly and the Daily Tribune as the home paper. The offer is time-limited and urged promptly.
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