Protests Over Treatment of Xyc Combatants by British
In Cape Town on Feb 6 Presidents Steyn and Kruger protested to Lord Roberts about British troops destroying farmhouses and property, causing hardship to civilians. Roberts replied that such charges are unsubstantiated and that private property should be respected within military needs. Immediate actions and past raids were discussed with assurances of restraint.
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Officers and privates send front letters from South Africa
Readers of the New York Herald report stern spirit among Grenadier Guards and Gordon Highlanders in South Africa. Letters describe acts of bravery at Belmont and Magersfontein, including a Guardsman saving Colonel Crabbe and privates detailing brutal fighting and prayers at Majuba and Natal fronts.
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Release of Cummings Not Justified in Penny & Gentiles Fire
St Louis February 6 James Cummings private watchman at Penny and Gentiles department store was arrested on suspicion of knowledge of the fire origin. After investigation no basis for the arrest was found and he was released.
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Queen Wilhelmina Towed Into Falmouth After Disabled at Sea
The British steamship Queen Wilhelmina bound for Baltimore from Rotterdam, reported by Marquette as left disabled January 24 due to severe weather, has been towed into Falmouth by German steamer Fentonia.
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Bryan Refuses Comment On Sewall VP Interview
Pittsfield Massachusetts February 6 William J Bryan declines to discuss his interview with Arthur Sewall the 1904 running mate who said Bryan would be the candidate again but could not be elected Bryan offered no remark on the historic meeting or its implications for a future campaign.
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Albany Aldermen Welcome Admiral Dewey and Wife
The New York board of aldermen unanimously passed a resolution greeting Admiral Dewey and his wife and granted them the freedom of the city during their visit this week. The action follows nearby notes of imperial duty and civic ceremony.
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