Face to Face With Trouble In Ladysmith Crisis
London dispatches chronicle a critical moment in the Natal campaign, noting anxious hours as British forces under White and Buller struggle near Colenso and Ladysmith. Reports claim Boer tactics shift to offense, with 70 missing and battles ongoing as reinforcements and medical evacuations unfold.
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Peace League seeks McKinley mediation in Boer crisis
Universal Peace League meeting in Brussels appeals to President McKinley to mediate between Great Britain and the Transvaal to end hostilities. In Hamburg, the German steamer General is seized but shows no war material. Germany halts arms on board. The British will ship mules from New Orleans on the Carinthia, with coal and feed also loaded. In Boston, Charles B. Cole faces trial for misappropriation. in Lansing, adjournment set for mining tax bill. in Jackson, Sullivan chosen for short US Senate term. Gold shipments of $2 million move from New York banks.
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