Boers Hold Out In Ladybrand Amid War Strain
London reports say Lord Roberts plans to press on as Boer forces regroup near Lydenburg and Ladybrand is surrounded by Rooy commandoes. General Hunter races to relieve the garrison while De Wet and Chatmberlain shift to influence the South African conflict and nearing war's end.
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New York
Tribune
London
Robert
Transvaal
South Africa
War Office
Tord Roberts
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Lydenburg
Bauer
Roberts
Roller
Hethit
Orange River
Eastern Free State
Basutoland
Roey
Ladybrand
Hunter
St ix
DeWet
Middlebury
Chatmberlain
Engle City mayor disputes drowning report of five Paysan men
Seattle steamer Humboat tram SkReoay carried a corrected tale of five Paysan men who supposedly drowned after Aquilla wreck near New Bar. Names listed include Sidney J. Hibbard Maurie M and Mar son Leadon Mayide Lawrence, with Major Quarre claiming rescues occurred after the incident.
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San Frapeiscn
Quarre
Engle Chy
Abiska
Seattle
Launet Aquilla
Wewly Bar
Booth
Sidney J. Hibbard
Maurie M
Mision Weth Ton Leadon
Mayide Tele Lawrence
Ainiel Patton
Zealey
Telline
Nere
Ein
Royal wedding of Prince Albert and Duchess Elizabeth of Bavaria
New York dispatch reports the marriage planned for October 1 in Brindale church between Prince Albert and Duchess Elizabeth of Bavaria. Predictions circulate that Leopold may abdicate in favor of Albert, amid royal dynasty tensions and public displeasure with Leopold.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Tout
Prince Albert
Elizabeth
Bavaria
Brindale
United
Ti Ik
Leopold
Prince Allert
Count of
Deva
Prince Albert Wedding and Throne Accession Hinted
The article, drawing on dearies rather than duties, suggests October will mark Prince Albert's marriage and his accession to the throne shared with a Bavarian princess famed for aiding Duke Charles Theodore in charity. The wedding was delayed after the death of Albert's grandmother, the Princess of Hoheniollen Sigmaungen.
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Albert
Bavaria
Charles Theodore
Munich
Prince Rupert
Prince Albert
Ex Presidents Accept Involvement In Hague Commission
Washington reports President McKinley has received an invitation response from former President Cleveland to join The Hague commission. Cleveland’s reply, not to be made public, is believed to include conditions. Former President Harrison signs on as commissioner. two more will be appointed with Olney and May mentioned as candidates.
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New York
Washington
McKinley
Claver Cleveland
Hague Commission
Cleveland
Harrison
White House
Olney
May Not Race Again Contender Ballyhoo Bey Unsettledd
New York on September 5 Pexhall Keene refuses to discuss the match race proposal between W C Weil neys Ballyhoo Bey and James R Keene s Tommy Atkins Trainer Rowe who trained Tommy Atkins says he is not keen on a match and is unavailable. It is likely the Westchester Age association will offer a sweepstake with conditions if approved Ballyhoo Bey may enter.
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New York
Pexhall Keene
Uieen
W. C. Weilney
Ballyhoo Bey
James R. Keene
Tommy Atkins
Rowe
Keene
Flatbush
Ron
Westchester Age Sociation
Turkey Will Fight to Resist Indemnity Demands
Washington dispatch reports Turkey intends to resist any foreign attempt to collect indemnities by force. Consul General Dickinson cables that Constantinople awarded a contract to instruct two torpedo boats and a shelling drill at once. State Department informed that the Turkish administrative department has completed outlines for mobilizing the fleet in the Prince Sult.
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New York
Sept. S
The
Herald
Washington
Turkey
Dickinson
Constantinople
State Department
Sublime Porte
Thief Drops His Prize on Trains in Mexico Incident
Report says a thief stole a $20 package from Wells-Kirgo Express in Trevone Mexico. The item was found later in Aperoshin Wainer. The thief, fleeing into the United States, dropped the package from his coat pocket as he started. Trainmen recovered the parcel.
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Chicago
Seyit
Tex
Mexigan Dental Railront
Wells-Kirgo Express Company
Trevone
Roosevelt Coming Reads Plan for Western Campaign
Saratoga N Y Sept 5 Governor Roosevelt after his speech in the Republican state convention here will depart on his Western speaking tour as outlined by himself and the managers of the Republican National Committee He will be at Helena Sept 13 Ty butte Sept 18 Pocatello 19 Ogden 20 Salt Lake 21 and speak at Evanston Wyo on the Sand He will speak at any September after a tour through Kansas Nebraska and Iowa He will arrive at Chicago Oct 6
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Saratoga
N.Y
Roosevelt
Pee Publican
Republican Nations Committee
Yelona
Butte
Pocatelly
Ogden
Salt Lake
Eyanston
Wyo
Kansas
Nebraska
Towa
Chirage
Copper Exports Rise Sharply in August
New York reports copper exports for August at 13 995 tons, well above July’s 11 000 tons. Copper producers remain optimistic, with shipments continuing to increase despite market fluctuations.
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York
Nicaragua Canal Status Shows Concession Nullified
A P dispatch from Managua notes an August 12 editorial in Rl Comercio declaring Nicaragua’s government voided the Eyre and Cragin canal concession on August 3 for failure to deposit 400000 in American gold within four months. The action may leave the Nicaragua route open to others while the Caribbean and Pacific Transit company could press for its concession, with possible compensation for rail and river works. The Caribbean and Pacific Transit firm, tied to Allas Steamship of Liverpool, is implicated as a beneficiary or feeder in related arrangements.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Rl Comercio
Interoceanic Canal Company
Messrs
Rio San Juan
Lake Nicaragua
Nichragua
Carrbbean and Pacific Transit Company
Lake Silicia and
San Juan River
Allas Steamship Company
Liverpool
England
Anti Foreign Evacuation of Pekin See Vice Royalty Rift
London dispatch reports Imperial edict naming peace commissioners with Li Hung Chang. Discontent grows over nomination of two violent reform banners Prince Ching and Han Tung. Southern viceroys risk proscription. powers urged to reject talks if anti foreign policy continues. Russian proposal adds pressure as Beijing fends off foreign influence and reform delays loom.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Foreign Office
Tai Yuan Fu
Li Hung Chang
Hearl Li
Prince Ching
Yurur Lu
Hang Tung
Express
Peking
Germany
Austria
Italy
Ruselian
Ching
Agamnent
Racing on the Coast Announces 1900 Season Start
The Western Turf Association re elected officers and set a November 1 start for the 1900 racing season. Alternates will race at Oakland as last year. Potential turf changes target Ingleside and Oakland tracks with plans to form a new association. Prines Poniatowski aims to recruit eastern capital and may seek Keene and Whitney backing. James Caldwell named starter at Oakland track for the fall meeting.
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San Froncisco
Western Turf Association
Tanferen
Oakland
Prines Poniatowski
Charles Fair
Will H. Crocker
O¢klaml
Tanfaran
Lovak
Keene
Whitney
Janes Caldwell
Poe Oaklind
Seth
Money for grub stake arrives aboard steamer
San Francisco dispatch reports the steamer Uniteilla has arrived from the north carrying funds designated as a grub stake. The cargo aims to support project ventures and investment efforts tied to maritime commerce and local distribution networks. Further details on the beneficiaries were not disclosed.
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San Francisco
Sent
Uinitilla
Nervous Women and Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Aimed at women troubled by nervousness and monthly suffering. Claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers prompt relief and cites reader letters as proof of cure. Advises consulting Mrs Pinkham who offers free advice from Lymm Massachusetts.
Klondike Treasure and Nome Hard Luck Tales
Reports indicate about 1.5 million dollars in treasure arising from the Klondike and Douglas Island with some nuggets from Nome. Passenger L. Palman, once in Dawson three years ago, was financed by three friends and sent $11,000 to each partner from the Klondike. He is said to have returned with around $60,000. Nome passengers recount continual hard luck stories.
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Klondike
Douglas Island
Nome
Dawson
L. Palman
Pennilless Pector
A Bad Impression Across Berlin on Withdrawn Troops
A foreign official in Berlin questions whether foreign officers have orders to withdraw troops, warning that natives could murder remaining ministers and claim victory for the powers, creating a bad impression in China. Russia's proposition remains under discussion with no clear acceptance or rejection. The Berliner Post supports Field Marshal von Waldersee as the diplomatic solution, citing the difficulty of obtaining unified instructions from home governments.
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Berlin
Russia
Berliter
Yount von Waldersee
Whett
Money for Navy Growth Will Be Largest Yet
Washington dispatch says navy estimates for the year ending June 30 1902 will be the largest in the history of the service. Chiefs of bureaus prepare a request near 80 million dollars after Congress did not grant the full prior ask. Secretary Long to receive estimates. Hobson, ill in Japan, may be given leave before duty.
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York
Merald
Washington
Cengres
Navy Department
Congress
Long
Hobson
Japan
United Stat
Woolen mill to move to Santa Cruz with bonus
Pioneer Woolen Mills owners plan to relocate their 200 worker plant from The Dalles Oregon to Santa Cruz California if a $20000 bonus is raised. They secured 40 acres with part donated for a mill site and 200 lots to be sold at $200 each to fund the move. The firms expect the new mill to produce cloth valued around $150000 and have committed the plant to the cast for all output.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Pioneer Woolen Milla
Dalles
Oregon
Santa Crux
Amile
Allen's Foot-Base Ad and Land Office Notices
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Base claiming relief for swollen feet heat and foot pain with a 25 cent price. Separate public notices from Helena Montana record A B Hammond applying to select mineral land under the 1897 act in townships 1S 9W with deadlines for protests within 30 days and 20 days respectively.
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Allen
Olmstead
le Roy
S&s
Helena
Mont
Nelice
A. B. Hammond
Portland
Oregon
M. M
General Land Office
George D. Greene
Register
Lau
U. 8
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Dillon, Mont
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Wright
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Silver Bow
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Carney & Hand
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Massagh
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N. R. Leonard
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Langlois
Wagona
J.D McGregor
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Toronto
Canada
Marion's Stables
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