Interview with Kruger On War And Independence
In TALK WITH KRUGER, the Boer leader argues for full independence, condemns British aims in Africa, and praises American sympathy. He defends burghers fighting for liberty, criticizes Rhodes and Milner, and urges a peaceful end only after independence is guaranteed.
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Cape Colony
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Natal
Uhey
India
Australia
Rhodes
Sir Alfred Milner
South Africa
White
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Kroger
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Mny
America
Americ Ia
Wintow
McKinley
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Reitz
Edie
UO Gog
Meshech
Tihal
Gog
Ferael
Israel
Davis
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Spion
Kop
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Transrail
Sone
Storm
Ube
Graece Free State
Transvaal
Free State
Ladysmith
Begland
Interest in the Far East and Liens of The Harpers
Colonel Harvey, who has gone abroad to raise Liens for the Harpers, discusses the Far East in an interview reported by the New York World. He says China, Japan, and the eastern question are today’s most newsworthy topics as readers await more Chinese and Japanese writings.
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Creatins
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Reitz
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Ube
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Optiou
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Fide
Plainus
Mt Laat
Far East
Harvey
Harpers
New York
China
Japan
Song of the Free And Faithful Chorus Of The War
The New Orleans Times-Democrat quotes a fervent wartime prayer and rallying cry calling on Jehovah as commander and on Britons to endure. It contrasts zeal with a vast veldt and starry seas, ending in a collective pledge to perish but never yield.
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Nitlanier
Map
New Orleans Times-Democrat
British News Quiet on Boer Battle Efforts April 4
London reports no word on the expected clash between Generals French and the Boers. Censorship curtails despatches from Spri ziontein, while Olivier’s bold strategy reoccupying Ladybrand and Thaba N'Chu shifts the Free State’s balance. Reichmann questioned by U S officials over Boer ties. Mafeking siege ongoing. Queen Victoria's Dublin arrival amid rain draws vast crowds.
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French
Olivier
Ladybrand
Thaba N’chu
Free State
Bloemfontein
Lord Roberts
Spri Ziontein
Daily Chronicle
Reichmann
Mafeking
Buller
British Expelled and Taft Heads to Manila
April 4 reports note Rand mines closed and British workers expelled from the Transvaal while Judge Taft departs Washington to join the Philippine commission in Manila. Indianapolis strikes affect most building trades as wage scale changes take effect. General Bates occupies Mindanao areas Surigao Cagayan Mig al Misamis in Mindanao.
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Taft
Washington
Philippine Commission
Root
California
Chicago
San Diego
San Francisco
Manilla
Indianapolis
Mindanao
John C. Bates
Surigao
Cagayan
Migam
Misamis
Igland
Belt shop fire at Ohio penitentiary destroys building
A brick three story belt shop complex Nos 3 and 4 at the Ohio state penitentiary burned total loss valued around 160000 dollars with no insurance. Machinery and stock from H Leaman Co. suffered heavy damage. building belonged to the state of Ohio.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio
H. & Leaman & Co
Bryan's Tour and Filippino Musicians Enlistment
Bryan speaks in Tacoma and Olympia as he campaigns on anti expansion and trusts with a nod to silver and the income tax. In Manila a cable authorizes enlistment of native Filipino musicians for regimental bands. In Mississippi a sergeant deserts with five prisoners after salary dispute. a posse pursues.
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Tacoma
Wash
Wiliam J. Bryan
Olympia
Washington
Cusat Manilla
Corbin
Jackson
Miss
Prison Board of Control
W. T. Martin
Hankin County
Boiling Pot Happenings At Home And Abroad
Oklahoma Populists endorse Bryan for president. General dinaldo fed at Singapore. Ironien region miners seek 13 count advance. Cleveland gang robs Patrolman Fitz gerald. Carnegie will spend 2 080 000 on Conneant harbor improvements. Lynching near Berryville Ga of Allen Brooks. Trinidad council ratifies reciprocity treaty with US. Centerville West Virginia shooting Ewell and Lee Perine killed by Cyrus brothers. Mrs Denlinger residence robbed near Troy Ohio. inmates bound.
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Singapore
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Fitzgerald
Carnegie Company
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Allen Brooks
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United States
Ewell
Lee Perine
Arthur
Albert Cyrus
Centerville
W.V
Sarah Denlinger
Troy
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