De Wet Invasion of Cape Colony Reported Aided by Supplies
Lord Kitchener condemns De Wet's Cape invasion after Diellfontein clash. Report says De Wet crossed the Orange River with a small force, being pursued by Colonel Plumer and Colonel Owen. Boers retreat in small parties, many captured or killed. De Wet's group reduced to about 200. British forces claim artillery and a maxim taken. Boers disperse toward the Orange River. Also notes Miss Haskins resigning to care for mother and photography business updates.
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Lanion
Lord Kitchener
de Wet
Cape
Colony
Kevtor
Cape Town
Dieellfontein
Orange River
Plumer
Kamelhitt
Hope Town
de Wot
Owen
Bennett Rurleigh
Step
Keankull
Do Aur
Thornycroft
Talented cast to star in Camille presentation at the pul
The program announces Camille to be presented to the public tomorrow evening featuring Agee Mele ete and Will Wiles. Miss Roberts performs in a lead role, with costumes by Worth and Hornig of Paris. The pageant promises striking staging and musical effects, urging attendees to reserve seats for the event.
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Camille
Agee
Dulimeult
Milas Hulierts
Mhes
Petiion
Min Roberts
Ant Hornig
Sandy
Globe Trotter and Scholar Halbridge Arrives on Sonoa
Mr Halbridge, famed traveler and scholar, arrives on Sonoa from the Colonies and will stay a month or two. He left London five years ago to cover vast mileage and has visited every country except America. He plans to entertain with readings, sharing his remarkable experiences.
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Mr. Halbridge
Sonoa
London
Amertes
Tee
Cuba Accepts Protection and Shifts U S Intervention Role
Washington reports Cuba adopts a protective framework limiting American demands and signaling a move to preserve stable governance. The agreement aims to restrain outside intervention while maintaining Cuba's government integrity and regional stability.
Plague Strikes Capetown and London in 2006
A brief report notes plague impacts in Capetown and London during February 2006. The text references suffering and illness in Capetown with implied outbreaks and public health concern.
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Capetown
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