Kruger Lands in Marseilles to Rousing Welcome
Paul Kruger former President of the South African Republic lands in Marseilles at 10 45 am to a magnificent reception. Crowds line streets to cheer as he greets officials and speaks in Dutch praising liberty and his cause while condemning British actions in the war. He thanks France for asylum and pledges perseverance amid ongoing conflict.
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Farseilles
Paul Kruger
South African Republic
Kruger
Marseilles
Gelderland
Dr. Leyds
Fischer and
Wessels
Mr. Kruger
Paris
France
Death of Sir Arthur Sullivan Ends Laughter And Conversation
Sir Arthur Sullivan dies after a sudden heart failure during a lively moment as reports say the composer’s death followed a Switzerland tour that hastened his illness.
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Switzerland
Sir Arthur Sullivan Dies After Sudden Heart Failure
London reports the death of composer Sir Arthur Sullivan at 9 am from heart failure. Born May 13 1842 in London, his career included collaborations with Gilbert and works like The Pirates of Penzance and The Mikado, marking a peak in late 19th century English opera.
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London
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Sir Arthur
Switzerland
Arthur Seymour Sullivan
Sullivan
Conservatorium
Leipsic
Crystal Palace
Cox and Box
F. C. Burnette
W. S. Gilbert
England
United States
Get Cat
Sir Walter Scott
Julian Sturgis
Married Twelve Times He Pleads Guilty to Bigamy
Edward Holden, a Cincinnati resident, pleads guilty to bigamy after marrying twelve women, including Mrs. Susan Forrester of Cincinnati and nine others reportedly living. The case details Holden’s marriages from 1896 onward, with victims across Ohio and Kentucky, and mentions alibis and accusations from wives and relatives. The article also notes the bank crisis and other local legal matters, including pending receiverships and potential reorganization.
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Herrod-Holden
Herrod
Holden
Mortgate Farm
Orger
Agg
Mattieer
Sheriffen
Sheriff S
Findlay
Forrester-Hi Fen
Cincinna
Mattie Wainwright
Wainwright
Charles
Leeks
Elm Street
Covington
Marty Forrester
Ferent
Atlant
Forrester San
Toria
Pray Holden
Ward Marshall
Cincinnati
Ptolia
Marshall
Olney
Forres
Edward Holden
Speech by Mr Wu on China US trade ties and mutual interest
Mr Wu speaks on China’s rising merchant role after port openings. He notes trade with the United States has grown from 1895 to 1899 and urges fair open treatment to deepen Sino American commerce. He cites consumer tastes, profits sharing, and the need to end exclusion laws with cooperative foreign relations.
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China
Mr. Wu
Consul Reed
Canton
The Recreation of Our Merchant Marine
Mr Henry W Peabody of Henry W Peabody Co argues against the pending subsidy bill. He notes that while the United States leads in exports, over 91 percent of commerce is by foreign vessels and urges rebuilding the domestic merchant fleet with a strong policy. He cites historical figures to illustrate stagnation in vessel tonnage and export value.
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Tucker
Campbell Circuit
German National Bank
Joseph Harcourt
German National Bank of Newport
Young Harcourt
Henry W. Peabody
Boston
Henry W. Peabody & Co
Peabody
Carroll D. Wright
United States
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Burghers
Central Committee
Jameson
Africa
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Bigam
Forrester
Teret Fl Tribune
Susan
Baltimore
Iva
Jim
Holden R
Fos- Holden
Ivorce
Amy
Bank of Newport
Nee
Stockhold
Frank M. Brown
Taylor
Barry Taylor
Campbell Circuit Court
Edward and
Bernard Smith
Brown & Smith Manufacturing Company
Smith
Remme
German National
Frank Brown
Newport
Hodge
Judge Hodge
Citizens
Ohio Valley Banks
Mr. Tompkins
Mr. Peabody
The
Com
Queen City Club
Ting Fang
United
States
Commercial Club
McKinley
Wm. H. Alms
Franklin Alter
Larz Anderson
Robert Anderson
M. C. Armour
G. W. Armstrong, Jr
Howard C. Ayres
R. M. Bishop
R. G. Boone
Austin A. Breed
Charles C. Brooks
Lee H. Brooks
B. W. Campbell
Joseph.t. Carew
Charles Davis
N. H. Davis
Wm. F. Doepke
Charles W. Durrell
Joseph B. Durrell
D. G. Edwards
Thomas P. Egan
Walter H. Field
Tyler Field
Julius Fleischmann
J. B. Foraker
E. Forchheimer
D. B. Gamble
John Gates
James M. Glenn
E. C. Goshorn
George W. Hamilton
Judson Harmon
E. P. Harrison
Charles L. Harrison
A. B. Heyl
A. Howard Hinkle
R. A. Holden
C. R. Holmes
James J. Hooker
George H. Ingalls
J. W. Iredell
Wm. H. Jackson
Chas. Davies Jones
Frank J. Jones
B. H. Kroger
Harry M. Lane
Perri Langdon
Harry L. Laws
Frank A. Lee
Nicholas
Longworth
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
A. B. Meader
Jos. F. Meader
Louis E. Miller
James E. Mooney
Thomas Morrison
Wm. J. Murphy
Joseph S. Neave
John Omwake
John M. Pattison
Perkins
Ralph Peters
Wm. A. Procter
Wm. C. Procter
Joseph Rawson
J. Nevin Roberts
W. 8S
Rowe
A. Clifford Shinkle
Bradford Shinkle
M. M. Shoemaker
Samuel W. Skinner
Rufus B. Smith, George N. Stone
A. C. Thompson
Daniel A. Tompkins
Boyd Vincent
A. B. Voorheis
G. H. Warrington
J. W. Warrington
Percy Wells
O. H. I. Wernicke
Augustus Wessell
Frank Wiborg
John S. Woods
William Woods
Wm. Worthington
B. Wright
Ting Fang Wu
Lucien Wulsin
H. C. Weiser
Worthington
Herman Goepper
Europe
America
Brown
Tional Bank
Merchant Marine
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