Boers Face War Struggle as Kruger War Woes Deepen
Reported statements from leaders in the Transvaal cite a conquer or die stance amid rumors of dissatisfaction in the Free State. Kruger orders British residents to aid the defense while prospects for peace fade and international intervention remains uncertain.
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South African Republic
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Kruger
Pretoria
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London
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South Africa
Osman Pasha Dies Hero of Plevna at 68
Osman Pasha, famed Turkish general and hero of Plevna, is reported dead at age 68. The Constantinople dispatch says his defense of Plevna in 1876 halted Russian advances for months, with three pitched battles against Russia’s best troops enhancing his prestige.
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Constantinople
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Czar
British Advance Stalls as Plumer Retreats to Crocodile Pools
Boers force Col Plumer to retreat from Aobatsi to Crocodile Pools as Mafeking relief plans falter. Boer commander drives back British outposts, halting relief prospects while Methuen’s Kimberley column remains far off. Warrenton dispatch reports artillery duel with no British casualties.
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Postmasters Receive Guidance on Political Activity
Postmaster General Heath issues a letter to Representative Minor outlining the department stance on political activity by postmasters. It states officials are not disenfranchised yet must avoid making offices a political rallying spot and must not neglect duties. Postmasters retain equal citizen privileges.
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Ayss
CANNOT BURN CHINATOWN Dangers Prompt San Francisco Action
San Francisco health officials announce thirteen days of daily inspections and cleansing in Chinatown amid fears of bubonic plague. A suspicious death in Waverley Place is reported but the body was removed before autopsy. City leaders warn some buildings are so deteriorated that only fire could eradicate germs, though such action is not planned due to central downtown location.
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Board of Health
Chicago political tragedy ends in gunfire at Lyons and OMalley salon
Former State Senator John B OMalley of Chicago shot ex Alderman William H Lyman in a dispute tied to a bitter political quarrel. Lyman wounded twice in the groin, OMalley arrested and jailed. Witnesses say the shooting was provoked by ongoing factional fights including the Twenty third ward confrontation.
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Clergy Poverty and War Commentary in Victorian Times
Canon Gore attacks clerical poverty and lay lukewarmness in England while Bishop Webb appeals for public support amid British war rhetoric. Dean Farrar cites victory blessings for the world, and Anglican notes discuss parish life, Sunday schools, and ecclesiastical reforms.
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Morgan Discusses Porto Rico Citizenship and Governance
Senator Morgan of Alabama spoke on Porto Rico tariff and government. He argued the treaty of Paris is supreme, Porto Ricans are US citizens, and Congress must provide civil government for the island while maintaining American authority in Cuba and the Philippines. He urged uniform US and Porto Rico tax laws.
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Philippines
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Loud Postal Bill Defeated in House Amid Debates
The national House rejected the Loud bill to amend second class mail law after four hours of debate and a failed motion to recommit by 148 to 90. Moon of Tennessee led opponents while Moody of Maggie spoke for the measure.
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Steinenberg as a Witness in Coeur d Alene Inquiry
Governor Steunenberg of Idaho testified about prior unrest in Coeur d Alene, noting he sent Bartlett Sinclair to urge martial law and describing fears in town. He reported dispatching a plea to the President when Idaho troops were absent in the Philippines and outlined steps to enforce a proclamation.
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Washington
Steuenberg
Idaho
Ivédévald
Philippines
European powers near clash as Britain readies for war
A London correspondent notes Britain mobilizes fleets and calls colonies to war footing while France strengthens defenses and pursues a risky stance. Russia’s position remains pivotal, with Britain gaining ground in South Africa and France wary of broader conflict.
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England
South Africa
London
Ireland
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Great Britain
Washoda
Afghanistan
Trial of Miss Viola Horlocker Opens at Hastings Neb
The trial in Hastings Neb begins for Miss Viola Horlocker charged with attempting to poison Mrs. Charles I Morey. Prosecution alleges a poisoned bon bon plot with her as a Morey employee and church choir leader.
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Neb
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Mia Heverlocker
New York City
Charles I
Morey
Exports Break Record in February Foreign Trade
Washington dispatch notes February 1900 as the record month for our foreign commerce with exports averaging 5 million per business day and total exports of 119,765,762. The February trade surpassed all prior Februaries in both exports and the export import gap, as imports reached 88,774,160.
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Washington Dispatch
Eighteenth annual report details mining output and receipts
The report shows a large year over year rise in production across coal and ore. It lists counts of mines opened and closed and gives totals for shipping and local trades, wages and employment, and average value per ton. It also covers insurance company standings and state inheritance tax collections for Cook County.
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Arthur A. Libby
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