Ten Inning Baseball Thriller Delights South End Fans
Ten thousand enthusiasts crowded the South End grounds for a marathon nine and a half innings in a remarkable game. Spectators hailed the contest as memorable not for clever plays but for its length and grit.
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Concord 125th Anniversary Celebration Recalls Minute Men Fight
Concord marks the 125th anniversary of the North Bridge fight that began the Revolution. Governor Murray Crane attends the parade and ceremonies with Reeves’s Band and the Sixth Regiment MVM. Orator Charles J. Bonaparte and Edward Waldo Emerson preside and read poetry.
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Roberts Ready to Advance From Bloemfontein After Deluge
A London dispatch notes impatience over slow action by British forces at Bloemfontein while Roberts prepares to move. Rain has halted operations in the Free State, roads are mudded, and DeWetsdorp has reportedly fallen to General Rundle. Hunter arrived at Bloemfontein to coordinate westward operations.
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DeWetsdorp
Rundle
Aliwal North
Brabant
Wether
Hunter
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Ambulance Corps Members Reported in Boer War Action
Washington reports United States Consul Hay at Pretoria cableed the State Department about Chicago ambulance corps members taking up arms with the Boer army instead of staying with the hospital corps. Portuguese authorities at Renzo Marques questioned their loyalty, detaining them for days before rail transport to Pretoria. A Barton letter allegedly influenced officials to act, while the men faced claims of false color and possible misconduct.
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United States
Hay
Pretoria
State Department
Chicago
Miss Barton
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