Relief of Mafeking Ends Uncertainty as Mahon Reaches Place
London dated May 21 reports Colonel B L Mahon has relieved Mafeking after a successful march from the Nile era. The news quiets lingering doubts as General Roberts notes transport and rest for British forces in the Free State and Natal. Boers attack a convoy near Lindley while Buller’s advance slows due to railroad destruction and Ladybrand is occupied.
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Ahmed Pasha's Visit to Washington Stirs Turkish Claims
Ali Ferrough Bey, the Turkish minister, is to present Ahmed Pasha, rear admiral of the Turkish navy, to the secretary of state and the secretary of the navy this week. The admiral would bring instructions to settle American missionary claims and possibly conclude a contract for a Turkish cruiser.
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Trouble for Germany Mataafa Disgruntled over Kingship
Unofficial advices from Washington indicate trouble ahead as Mataafa, a Samoan chief, protests after not being crowned king. Germany faces potential friction with natives on Upolu and Savaii in the Samoan islands.
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