Kruger's Book To Detail Jameson Raid In Memoir
Paul Kruger's forthcoming memoir describes his youth and hunts, the Jameson raid, and diplomacy with Chamberlain. It notes a 100000 word English edition to be published November 15 with rights sold in multiple languages.
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From Orphanage to Fame Lieutenant Poyer’s Naval Rise
A Bloomington inmate's tale traces Lieutenant J. Me Poyer’s rise from a Sante Orphans home to Navy hero. Judge Tipton helped secure his Annapolis appointment in 1877, leading to a brilliant career including a heroic rescue at Norfolk and commanding four guns on the battleship Kearsarge. His famed “Poyer’s shooting” phrase marks his steady precision in Admiral Haisenan’s squadron as marksmanship sets three bullseyes.
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Tipton
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Congress
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Hisinsen
London closes with higher prices amid market tension
Fragmented report notes a tense market tone in West conditions with prices up in London and strong demand for wool from Oregon and territory markets. Also mentions an expected advance and mixed signals from Boston and the American goolen firm, with uncertain local demand and a heavy focus on price movements. Zola funeral plans in Paris and a police project to handle crowds are cited alongside a separate confession of a Michigan blacksmith claiming to have murdered a girl, with officials concealing details to avoid lynching.
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Oregon
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Government Deposits Reserve Policy Denied
Washington report by Comptroller Ridgeley denies over ruling Secretary Shaw on reserve against government deposits secured by bonds. Ridgeley says discussions with Shaw show full accord and no such decision was made. Other items include Philippine friars lands settlement timeline and expected Washington encampment crowds.
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Hidgeley
Shaw
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Comptroller
Fierce Battle Between Officers and Brown Brothers
A violent clash occurred at Crescent City near Guthrie as town officers fought four Brown brothers, Mal Ren Bill and John, long-time Kentucky mountaineers. Mel Burgess died, Mal Brown was seriously wounded, with several others injured in the inland town battle.
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Coal Barons Plan Return to Work Amid Arbitration Hopes
In Washington a coalition of coal leaders and United Mine Workers officials meets with President Roosevelt over a proposed return to work with a board of arbitration to settle grievances. In Wilkes-Barre Plymouth riots lead to military action and arrests. Alabama miners suspend over union assessments. Scranton unionists confront nonunionists on transport. Wesleyan raises 1 million dollars. Smith Herrick wedding in Cleveland. Knights of the Golden Eagle hold session in Springfield. Grand Army encampment prep shows flags and crowds in Washington.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
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Pennsylvania
Knights of Golden Eagle
Springfield
Grandcastle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Urbana
Frank P. Cady
Cleveland
W. N. Becknell
Cincinnati
Marion
Cutting Himself Off The Chaplain Cannon Refused Fortune
The Rev Edward Cannon, chaplain to King George IV, was fiercely independent and once refused praise from his royal master. A story in Barham’s life recounts how he disinherited himself after a sham will was shown to him. He challenged the claim, insisting he would not believe the document unless he saw it. He read the will and declared that any fortune not earned by his own hands could not be trusted, denouncing the test as deceitful and primitive.
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Bribery Trial Testimony Details Central Traction Case
In St Louis on Oct 3 the Snyder bribery trial revealed large sums paid to win votes for the Central Traction bill. George J Kobusch testified he steered funds through Edgar A Mephan totaling 28000 for Mephan, with named recipients like Carroll 17250 Gaus 10000 Cast 10090, and an offer of 100000 to Snyder. The Venezuela situation notes Matos and Mendoza forces totaling 6500 men advancing toward Caracas with Castro's army retreating from San Juan de Los Moras toward Losques.
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Mephan
Carrol
Gaus
Frederick G. Uthol
Venezuela
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Matos
Mendoza
Camatagua
Miranda
Caracas
San Juan de Los Moras
Villa de Cura
Cestro
Castro
Losques
Caras
Archibishop Kain Sinks Into Ill Health In St Louis
Archbishop John J. Kain of St Louis, after six months of poor health, worsened in the last two days. He was unable to say mass on Friday and refused visitors as doctors monitor symptoms close to paralysis. He recently asked Rome to appoint an auxiliary bishop for the diocese.
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Rome
Fragmentary 19th Century Bulletin Items
Reads like a garbled wire service clip with scattered facts. Reports sixteen smallpox cases in Rees township Butler county and a death in New Mexico. Also mentions cholera counts in Egypt and various place names with unclear roles or dates.
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Mexico
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Police
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