Rescue Efforts Continue After Amine Mine Disaster
Brownsville reports 15 dead recovered and 12 missing in the mine disaster. Pit Boss Thomas Jones confirms unsafe use of naked lights and unlocked safety lamps despite regulations. Superintendent Boyer and manager Brazwell dispute orders and responsibility as rescue work proceeds.
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Brownsville
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Boyer
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A. S. Brazwell
Aid
Morgan Attacks Governor on Alabama Lands Scandal
Senator Morgan charges Gov. Johnson with misrepresentations about the Alabama university mineral lands sale to Sloss Sheffield. He asserts Alabama stock ownership linked to a New Jersey monopoly and warns the governor of state and federal law limits. A London dispatch reports Me thuen forces at Modder river with brothers in peril.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
John T. Morgan
Johr
Joson
Senate
Repi
State University
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
New Jersey
Morgan
New Jersey Company
Minneapolis
London
C. ¥. Davis
Blooming Avenue
XMEF
Methuen
Modder River
Naval Brigade
Davis
Life in Mafeking Town Crises and Shelling Report
London Times correspondent notes Colonel Baden-Powell’s siege actions in Mafeking. New 94 pounder gun updates, shifting fire, and repeated shelling strike Masson’s fort and local buildings while residents endure famine and rationing. Nuns remain at risk protecting the convent as civilians aid in trenches and relief efforts.
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Pretoria
Suyman
Mafeking
London Times
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Azain
Redan
Riesle’s
Orlock
Masson
Bovis
Chef
Baden-Fowell
Baden-Powell
Suarm
New Tobacco Species Described On Pacific Coast
Botanists report a new tobacco plant named Nicotiana Srocktons described by A L Stockton on Socorro Island Morhan's Mentaly. Mr Brandegee compiled the discovery noting about the 100 species known.
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A. L. Stockton
Socorro Island
Morhan's
Paderewski Back Again a vibrant return in New York
The great Polish pianist Ignace Paderewski performed at Carnegie Hall to a packed crowd of mostly women. Critics noted a transformed mood after his marriage, with renewed vigor, power and color in his playing, especially in Chopin and Schumann, signaling a revived vitality in art and life.
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New York
St. Luke's Hearital
Hikkry Beil
Ignace Jan Paderefek
Carnegie Kaliga
Paderewski
Sir Lancelot
Ignace J4n
Paderensel Tance
Ansions
Apollo
Poesr
Schumann
Chopin
Leonards da Vinci
Anton Rubinstein
Romes
Warman
Tempuns
Desdemona
Cupid
Russia's Vast Resources and U S Aid Potential
A Chemnitz Tegezblast summary, via J C Monashan U S consul, outlines Russia's enormous land area of about 6.2 million square miles, population around 430 million, 2.5 million standing army, vast railways and fleets, and famine relief needs. It argues the United States can supply machinery and tools to accelerate Russia's development.
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Russia
J. C. Monashan
United States
Chemnitz
British Empire
Commercis Marine
Siberia
Sacrificing Shade Trees Delays Mansion Build In New York
W IL Becker sacrificed a house costing 25000 to completes his plan to spare maple and elm shade trees around a Union Square building. He refused to remove the trees and the mansion was leveled instead. Also reports a 35 mile northwest gale on Lake Michigan with ice-coated steamers from Cleveland arriving Milwaukee port.
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Union Square
New York
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Guenwich
Conn
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Cumberland
Cleveland
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Milwaukee
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Nero
Treaty of Jolo agreement outlines US Sultan pact terms
The Jolo treaty text shows an agreement between Brigadier General Bates representing the United States and the Sultan of Jolo plus Rajab Muda Attik Calbi and Jaoakanain. It covers sovereignty, religious rights, land purchases, trade, communications, ship access, arms, piracy, slavery freedom, and protection, to be approved by the governor general and the US president. The document is dated August 20, 1899, in Jolo and translated in English and Sulu.
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Jolo
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United States
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Philippine Islands
Uhad
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Archipelago of
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Pia Reah Meda
Dato
Tato Caibi
Dato Jaoahanain
Pato Puro
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Hadji Butu
Habib Mura
Serif Saguin
Sulu
JI. Co. Bates
Dato Rajab Siuda
Dato Attik
Dato Calbi
Dato Jaoakanain
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