Knox 18 After the Boers
Dispatches from Ladysmith report Gen Knox pursuing retreating Boers on March 1. He sent three trains then blew bridges behind, with little front-line news as operations proceed. Brabant drives Boers from Labuschagne’s nest. Gatacre reconnoiters Stormberg. unrest grows in Cape Colony amid loyalist attacks and Dutch reinforcements.
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Pro Boer Support Rally Draws NYC Audience At Academy
United Clan-na-Gael staged a pro Boer anti British meeting in New York celebrating Robert Emmet’s birth anniversary. Speakers Recorder John W. Goff and W Bourke Cockran denounced Britain and criticized the U S administration over Alaska and Transvaal affairs as songs entertained the crowd.
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Princess Salm Salm Plans Boer hospital corps
Princess Salm Salm of Carlsruhe announced in Chicago a plan to organize a hospital corps for the Boer army and to fund it through Chicago residents. She intends a public meeting later this week to recruit funds and volunteers with a $1 admission likely, preferring citywide support over individual gifts.
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Unrest in Russia and British Diplomacy Rise
London reports growing anxiety in official circles as Russia's diplomacy reportedly grows more active and menacing. The focus lies on Paris and Downing Street with fears of wider European conflict and attention turning to Persia and the Afghanistan frontier amid Boer War concerns.
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Gleason Files for Bankruptcy in St Louis District Court
Oscar R. Gleason the famed horse trainer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S district court at St Louis Saturday claiming liabilities of 72121 95 with 3165 31 secured and 68644 80 unsecured. Secured creditors include Missouri Tent and Awning and Frost Chemical of St Louis and are secured by a life insurance policy of 5000.
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Debts Plague Gleason as Ex-Wife Joins Creditors List
The document lists creditors across major U S cities for board rent printing and other charges tied to Gleason with alimony owed to Katherine Jordan of Boston amounting to 5000 dollars. A petition seeks exempted assets valued at 130 dollars amid prior exposures. In other news General Otis reports Bates killed sixty four insurgents in Luzon and American forces control the southern island.
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Circuit Court Convened With Judge Wright Presiding
The Urbana circuit court opened with Judge F. M. Wright in charge. Grand and petit juries were sworn, with Chester as foreman and Hoy and Hamilton as clerks. Jurors named include Ep per son, Shobe, Coler, Mallman, Dunaway, Jones, Hamilton, and many others serving the term.
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Treaty in Trouble Over Pauncefort Terms
Washington reports the senate foreign relations committee cannot report back the Pauncefort treaty due to wide differences among Republicans on key clauses. Democratic leaders say the treaty has no chance in the Senate amid fears of secret alliances with England and widespread opposition at home.
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Wreck on the Central injures twenty near Broadview
A morning wreck between two Illinois Central stock trains near Broadview Illinois injures twenty men. Stockman Joseph Hobbs of Marcus Iowa and brakeman Frank McCall of Freeport Illinois are probably fatally hurt. The rest are said to be Iowa stock men.
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Arsenal shipments to London prompt political denials
Frankfort Kentucky March 5 shipments of guns ammunition and other military paraphernalia from the arsenal to London continued today a full car load of war material being sent away Republican leaders deny Governor Taylor plans to call the legislature to convene in extra session and say the guns are being shipped to keep the state arsenal from Democratic officials.
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Jamestown showroom touts Golden Oak veneer furniture
In Jamestown New York shoppers are invited to view Golden Oak Cross Panel Veneer Center and Library Tables praised for value. Walker and Mulliken advertise fifty patterns available for selection.
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