Orange Free State Leaders Denounce War Amid Volksraad Session
In a tense session at Bloemfontein the Volksraad heard President Steyn urge arbitration with the Transvaal and reject war as an insult to civilization. Sir John Gordon demanded Cape Colony sympathy for anti-British aims, while treasury talks note wartime taxes and coal price moves.
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Volks
Orange Free State
Ontein
Volksraad
Sieynrea
Fred Milner
Kre- Bioemfontein
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Réedinge
Boarc
Transvaal
Volksator
John Garriggs
House of Assembly
Cape Colony
Dreyfus Closed and Miscellaneous Items
French war office regards the Dreyfus incident as closed. All mail on the wrecked transport Morgan City is lost. Dewey home fund to date stands at 27065 dollars. Subscribers total 29624. Spain refuses Cuban bond interest lowering value. Rev Joseph Francis consecrated Episcopal bishop of the Southern Indiana diocese. Judge Linn W Hull of Erie county named to circuit bench. Barrell Farnum & Company, Chicago firm, failed. Former Captain Dreyfus recuperating in Pentras, France. President McKinley to speak in Ohio next month en route to or from Chicago. Three would be robbers jailed in Toledo.
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Dewey
Spain
Joseph Francis
Indiana
Linn W. Hull
Erie County
Barrell, Farnum & Company
Chicago
Wade Concern
Dreyfus
Carpentras
France
McKinley
Ohio
Lake Shore
Toledo
New metal discovery and odd agricultural find reported
A new metal dubbed E was found in the Detroit and Dead wood company's Two Bit shaft in the Black Hills. It appears white, platinum like, malleable, and indestructible, carrying some gold with large quantities suggested. A novel green corn ear with five branched ears was found at Hewletts Farm, attracting attention.
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Detroit and Deadwood Company
Deadwood
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Hewletts
L. L
New York Sun
Judge Loch ren rules on state law about margarine color case
In Minneapolis on September 22 Judge Lochren of the U S district court ruled the state law prohibiting the sale of margarine colored to imitate funeral products was unconstitutional. The Hammond Packing Company case had arisen from the city court.
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Minneapolis
Lochren
United States District Court
Funer
Hammond Packing Company
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