Two Presidents Kruger and Steyn Talk Peace in Africa
London reports that Kruger plans to travel to Pretoria to meet Steyn with the aim of negotiating peace. The meeting location remains uncertain, likely in the Orange Free State. Observers say such talks may pave a path toward settlement, despite no clear signs of immediate progress.
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London
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Pretoria
Steyn
Orange View
South Africa
Great Britain
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Gafontein
Tiverpool
Wahall
Tod Roturn
Eas
Qingoaty
Uni
Gale
Asiel Peuspertty
Waa
Big Guns Sail New Wark War News
The report details General Cranje and General Roberts in action as British forces advance. Ammunition shortages and rear-guard delays hinder progress. Public interest wanes as Republican forces retreat, with strategic goals narrowing to relief of garrisons and collapse of the enemy line.
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London
Bolleria
Cranje
Guveral Roberts
Geers
Thulin
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Watal
Ale Remy
Roberts
Boer Prisoners and Rail Repair Progress Report
Cape Town reports rapid repairs north from Kimberley to Riverton as prisoners are driven toward Paardeberg. About 4,060 men are housed, with 3,000 more en route to Wiemnars. Sir William MacCormack, president of the Royal College of Surgeons, sails to England after volunteering in South Africa.
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Kimberley
Riverton
Ericiners Ae
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Royal College of Surgeons
Tina Heen
Shively for Governor Vote In Indiana The Glass Trust Breakup
In Indiana, Shively of South Bear wins democratic nomination for governor amid a push to break up the glass trust. The state moves to seize control of an incriminating agreement linking trust members and smaller concerns in a conspiracy to restrict gunmaking nationwide.
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Indianapolis
Smeler
Ride
Cathe Nol
Japerta
Ind
Stark County
Anc
Shively
South Bear
Indiana Campaign Leading Figures in State Race
Allen County and My Zollars prominent in Indiana political coverage. Ex Lieutenant Governor Nye, once seen as a gubernatorial possibility, is largely out of the race due to his strong ties to the silver policy and current political pressures. The article notes contest dynamics within the Pennsylvania Railroad era politics and the influence of key figures on the race.
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Allen County
My. Zollars
Indiana
Pennsylvania Hallroad Company
Nye
Prac Tully
Disturbance Prompts Suspension At Oxford College Chapel
A chaotic scene at Mulles College saw a speaker derailed by shouting and a dog bark. President Butler announced the suspension of seven students as the chapel disturbance echoed through the assembly. Protests by Beard were noted, with the event provoking official regret.
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Tal Moulls
Manele Brae
Beard
Oxford College
Muller College
Butler
The Hours a Decisive One Inthantes That Givi
An obscure French Canadian editorial in La Patriot laments rising tensions and threats amid disputes over language and loyalty. It warns of a near civil war if the two races fail to harmonize and maintain the federation, urging peaceful coexistence and mutual responsibility.
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Mouleen
la Patriot
Z. Isoael Marte
McGill
Tevalle College
Prpera
Waleen Pleer
Roosevelt to tour homes as part of reform probe
The article notes Mrs. Roosevelt plans to inspect residences and conditions of people, spending a month pursuing studies. It states she will lead a private investigation, with results not expected to be officially shared with the federal government, reflecting individual humanitarian effort.
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New Fork
March
Che Sowa
Roosevelt
Fort Wayne College alumni recall days at city hall
Old Fort Wayne college classmates gathered at the city hall for speeches and resolutions led by Judge Eward O'Rourke and Hon. Tohn Hayden. The memorial report honored Major General Henry W. Lewton with praise for his service and character, and Taylor University was asked to preserve the college’s archives and honor its memory.
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Epunell Chamber
Old Fort Wayne College
Henry W. Lewton
Honoy
Atte
Taylor University
Upland, Inc
Aueury
Sehoo
Tle
Fort Wayne College
Eaward O'Rourke
John W. Hayden
Te. C. B. Stemen
Lem R. Hartman
E. Argo
Wayne College
Hiv
Farrar
Ehawichara
aThees
Welmye
Wien
Gernand
Gubn
la Gunsining
ED Gewsy
Sayyan
Philippines
Slory
San Mates
Henry W. Dawley
Commonwealth of
Arine
Cnllege
Liles
J. W. Hayden
Mr. Hayden
Ife
Golden Shore
Reunion of Indiana alumni and memorial for Crumpacker
A fragmented reminiscence of letters to Representative Crumpacker and a memorial procession for a fallen hero. The piece recalls notable locals and veterans from Indiana, mentions a proposed alumni reunion, and notes a planned December gathering with poetry and speeches.
Representative Hominson Interview Voices GOP Fractures
An Indianapolis paper prints an interview with Representative Robinson of the Twelfth District. He defends the president on tariff policy, condemns special interests driving the Republican agenda, and argues the party has harmed the nation by failing to curb corporate influence. He laments delays in reform measures and criticizes Republican leadership and policy in Congress.
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Lin
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Soresse
Pumple
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Républican Party
Dinamiers
Plaialy
Jidut
Tholbina
Watson Explains Porte Ricoh Bill Posture
Richmond March 3 Friends of Congressman Watson express disappointment at his sudden attitude shift on the Porte Ricoh bill. Telegrams flood in cheering his firm stance, and he indicates he will address constituents in Richmond on March 7 to detail his reasons for voting for the measure.
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Richmond
Friends of Congresson Waton
Watson
Tampa harbor visit shows fortifications and shipping facilities
The secretary examined Hygmont Key fortifications and Port Tampa shipping facilities. The army transport Sedgenick has not yet arrived at the harbor mouth, while the Tampa delegation noted the Cuba-bound expedition and related arrangements.
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Tisson
Flin
Marl Root
Party
One Hundred Years Old in Wabash County
Wabash Indiana March 3 William Sebring a farmer near Ross Hill celebrated his LOGON anniversary yesterday at age 100. He is in five old expressions and hopes to live to celebrate a second centennial. Sebring has resided in the area for over sixty one years.
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Wabash
William Sebring
Counly
Ross Hill
Ald
Phievout
Welch McKinly
My. Sebring
Post Montе Officials Named in ADM Appointment
Dy. WW Barnet and Dr W J Schrader are designated in a deputy appointment, with Barnet acting in a vannnr role and Schrader listed as deputy anroner in the local administration.
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Barnet
Onvannr
W. J. Schrader
Anroner
Exhumation Notice At Helle Corners Sparks Post Mortem Order
Officials ordered exhumation of remains of an elderly person at Helle Corners after an unsigned burial last November without a health board permit. The coroner was to conduct an inquest and post mortem to issue a proper death certificate, with interment contingent on required permissions.
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Lef
Helle Corners
Yertlaman
Winder
Editors Against Trusts Resolutions Adopted in New Orleans
The National Retailers Association session in New Orleans adopted resolutions against trusts amid a heated debate. Dr Ronni of Not Lownie Ohio argued the duty on wood pulp must be enforced, while delegate John Nagel of Maintawoe Wis showed a custom house note confirming a duty. The measure passed 204 to 64 with an amendment urging Congress to act promptly.
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National
Baiturial Association
Ronni
Not Lownie
Ohio
Heary
John Nagel
Maintawoe
Wis
Nagel
Lot
Truss
Congress
The British Bunget Crowd Fills Xunenans House
A crowded scene at the British Bunget event in London draws widespread attendance as supporters and onlookers fill the venue. Details remain sparse but the gathering signifies notable local interest.
Budget figures and political shifts in early 1900s Britain and Indiana
Public galleries were thronged amid bids and statements on the 1909 1901 budget. Exchequer figures show expenditure totals and supplementary constraints. Indiana Democratic shifts from Washington favor a currency act and tariff changes. Nominations loom in several districts as anti Porto Rican resolutions are anticipated at conventions.
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Ie Chretlor
Michael Hicks
Frank
Indiana
Shdtanapolis
Gammitee Shania
Evansville
Washington
Larditta
Congressions
We Place om Sale Today Avenuee Ludien Wond Skirts in Berges
The notice advertises a sale of skirts described as attractive and well made. Items include plate and trimmed styles with prices starting from 1.20 in regional currency.
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Berges
Petticoats and Ladies Wardrobe Ad Debuts
An old classified item advertises ladies wear with prices, promising a complete line of petticoats and gowns in the city. The listing notes low Ab law prices and urges customers to shop the selection.
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Wade Gkirls
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