Belgium Empires Boer War Mockery at Antwerp Circus
A rambling British critique notes Belgian reactions to the Boer War with satirical jests about beer, cigars, and a vivid Antwerp Circus portrayal. It lambasts anti British sentiment while mocking tourists and guides at Waterloo, predicting a waning spectacle and street theater impact.
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Geologists Find Line of Ancient Relics From Green Point to Jersey Shore
Geologists excavating in Long Island over two months uncover a relic line running southwest from Green Point Brooklyn through Midland Beach Staten Island to a Jersey shore point. Stone tools from a glacial period appear in boulder wash, suggesting preglacial human presence perhaps 40,000 to 200,000 years ago. At Midland Beach a stone knife was found along with a skinning knife a chipped stone pestle and a hammer. Prof. Gomard aims to map the glacier line and its reach. Additionally trade union membership totals 1 808 400 in the United States. Canadian Pacific lowers cattle wool and pig carload rates by 50. Toronto educator William Seymour commits suicide after months of ill health. In Britain polls open for general election and run to the 15th with a divided House and differing forecasts about Khaki issue and Chamberlains rising influence.
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