Buller on the move in South Africa war news
Reports from Biggersberg say twelve thousand British threaten the Boer line from Helpmakaar as Joubert shifts to Pretoria and Mafeking relief rumors swirl. Other items note a surge of war loan subscriptions in Britain and various international updates from Nicaragua to Texas.
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Pretoria
War Office
Clamor
Biggersberg
Helpmakaar
Washbank
Hunter
Zululand
Transvaal
Vryheid
Utrecht
Lorenzo Marques
Roberts
Bloemfontein
Mafeking
Bank of England
Conflict over disinterment of Union soldiers in Mississippi
In Jackson the war department ordered the disinterment of Federal soldiers buried in the Jackson cemetery. The Mississippi state board of health barred the action under a statute prohibiting removal of those who died of contagious diseases. Authorities seek instructions as 50 to 75 soldiers are involved.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi State Board of Health
Vicksburg
Secretary of War
Jackson Cemetery
State Board of Health
Nome mining outlook amid Dawson delays and fever
Dawson City reports 19 expeditions left for Cape Nome since December as weather improves more will depart. Nome news confirms rich district finds but winter fuel shortages halt work. Dawson population sits 6000 below last year. Typhoid fever appears with rising mortality.
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Washington
Dawson City
Morrison
Dawson
Cape Nome
Nome
Plague Case Updates Reach Honolulu Amid Wider Island Check
Four new bubonic plague cases appear in Honolulu since March 2 including hotel clerk Herman Levy. Maui reports a suspicious camp case at Khei plantation while Hilo and Kahului see no new cases and may lift quarantine soon.
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San Francisco
Herman Levy
Maui
Khei
Hilo
Kahuhuli
Board of Health
Franchises Tax Case Declared Unconstitutional
Judge Frank G. Morris in Austin rules the rail road franchise tax law unconstitutional in a joint Texas Travis County suit against Austin and Northeastern railway. The decision will be appealed.
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Austin
Frank G. Morris
Fifty-third Judicial District
State of Texas
Travis
Austin and Northstern Railway Company
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