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Mackum Testifies Before Foreign Affairs Committee
Ex convict Charles E. Macrum of East Liverpool testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee in Washington. He recalls his prior statements to the Associated Press about alleged British indignities during his tenure as American consul at Pretoria. The hearing largely elaborates on that prior account.
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Piet Joubert Death Shocks Transvaal Nation
Reports from Pretoria announce General Piet Joubert, Transvaal commandant general, died after a stomach illness. Born near 68 years ago to a Huguenot lineage, he rose from burgher to famed commander, shaping the war effort with rapid mobilization and bold leadership, leaving a lasting impact on South African history.
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Feat of the War: Olivier Weighs Escape Toward Jacobsdal
Lonvor March 28 The Boers gain bold but limited luck raiding party about 400 men believed by British to have crossed the Kimberley Bloemfontein wagon road en route to Jacobsdal with aim to cut the railway ten miles west Commandant Olivier faces rugged country with 6000 men and 26 miles of wagons to delay rearguard. If through to Kroonstad Olivier would add to Boers near there. Roberts' transport poorly handled by recent wagon train loss. ten thousand transport cavalry and pack animals due next week. Roberts may delay advance to meet Lady Roberts in Cape Town. British losses total 16 062 with 4 004 invalided.
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Pretoria Budget Reports Strenuous Move Toward Realistic War Effort
A dispatch from Pretoria notes United States Consul Hay and his secretary travel to Kroonstad to set up U S representation in the Free State. Reports from Boer headquarters in Natal say coal mines used by the British are being destroyed, including Dundee colliery. Generals Olivier Groblaar and Lemner move north toward Winburg to join Da Wet, increasing Boer resistance. Banks report cash at £2,283,057. General Clements’ column captures Jagerfontein and Fauresmith amid cheering reinforcements and Union Jacks flying.
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Printing bill seeks stamped envelope ban after October
Jan Hentwoles Till Meluting proposes a U S legislative measure in support of printers. The bill would stop issuance or sale of stamped envelopes bearing lithographs engravings or prints except embossed stamps after October 1900. Minneapolis reports Edward Little a coachman burned to death in a barn with unknown fire origin. Horton boxing law repeal moves from senate to governor for signature.
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Senate Agrees to Vote on Porto Rican Bill Tuesday
Washington March 24 Senators Davis and Nelson of Minnesota introduced amendments to the Porto Rican bill. Davis proposes a duty on tobacco and rum imported from Porto Rico, while Nelson offers a substitute for Section 9 providing internal revenue tax on Porto Rican manufacture, payable by stamps to be supplied by the internal revenue service at the port of entry.
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Catholic School Question Drives Winnipeg Board Takeover Bid
At a Winnipeg public school board meeting a Catholic separate schools delegation urged the board to assume administration of Catholic schools. Catholics have funded public school costs for about a decade but receive no direct benefit, a situation they deem unfair. Rejection could reopen long‑standing school tensions from years past.
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Root creates Pacific Division for Philippines under MacArthur
Secretary Root orders a new Pacific division to govern the Philippine archipelago. It will be split into four departments: Northern Luzon under General MacArthur, Southern Luzon under General Baton, the Visayas under General Hughes, and Mindanao and Jolo under General Kobbe. Major General Otis retains command totals, freeing him from minor island administration to focus on policy and civil administration.
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Open Door Policy praised by world papers
The afternoon papers laud Secretary Hay for securing the open door in China. The St James Gazette calls the move a global peace and commerce benefit. The Globe sees broad support from major powers, while the Westminster Gazette hopes for similar openness in American colonies, including the Philippines.
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Progressing steadilly Russification of Finland
A Vienna dispatch to The Tribune reports steady Russian progress in Finland. The czar’s measures press autonomy, with officials now taking a simple oath of office rather than the Finnish constitution. General Lieutenant Procope is removed, replaced likely by a Russian appointee, tightening allegiance to Russia.
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Senators Leave Cuba After Conference With Cubans
Havana on March 29 reports the Cuban senate committee sailed for the United States aboard the Dolphin. The senators refuse to speak for publication until reports are presented, but say they gathered well developed plans and consulted many private Cuban representatives whose views were largely confidential. Senators Butler and Pettigrew arrived on personal visits.
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Iowans At Outs Statement On Railroad Assessments
State Treasurer Herriot released a seven column public statement criticizing differences within the executive council over railroad assessments. He alleged the governor and other officials lowered the railroads' interests instead of raising them, with insinuations aimed at Governor Shaw, State Auditor Merriam, and Secretary of State Dobson. The issue has stirred legislative and public interest. A Senate anti prizefight bill assigns fines for sparring matches with or without gloves and makes building owners and aids liable alongside contestants.
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Goebel Assassination Case Developments In Kentucky
At Frayxfort March 29 W H Culton waived examination and was held for circuit court. He met with prosecutors for over two hours at the Capitol hotel, accompanied by his brother in law K E Hogg. Culton’s confidants say his statement was not a confession but provided new, not sweeping, information. Col T C Campbell and others attended the conference. Auditor’s clerk Youtzey, jailed as an accessory, sent a note to Campbell and will seek an immediate examining trial. Prosecutors say Youtzey offered no new information.
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McKinley to Recognize Republican Officers in Kentucky
President McKinley told Kentucky Republicans he cannot disarm militias but will recognize Republican officials as de facto. He will direct mail to go to titled officials, not Democrats. In Frankfurt militia to stay until after April circuit court term with Powers to be tried.
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Russian Squadron at Yort Arkhur Sails to Cusco Mores Port
A Russian squadron recently called at Cusco Mores Port, with ships from the unit reported in formation. Local observers noted the fleet’s arrival and movements near Yort Arkhur as part of routine maritime activity.
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