Peace prospects in a war-torn country amid aerial dispatches
Reports from London dated May 15 describe stalled peace talks and uncertain progress toward armistice. Dispatches recount De Wet reaching Senekal, French missions, and Methuen movements amid weather delays. casualties include 140 prisoners and 3,700 rifles, with horses and wagons also seized or moved. Several fronts show shifting positions and limited gains as authorities weigh the next steps.
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London
Myre
Lond
Tord Kitchener
Brotowa
DeWet
Piayge
Yoparls
Murrandered
Ammonttion
Methuen
Waren
Rierksdorp
Notlige
Quneri
Arrivad
Aenehal
Orange
Iver
Loughene
Reaviie
Merremved
Vouhrg Indy
Repub
Rerberg
Kowinnaberg
Eldsartel
Ewollen
Dietrieti
Cape Town
Benueers
Milan
Boers Cut the Wires in Cape Town Telegraph Disruption
Cape Town reports telegraphic communications disrupted as eastern province links were severed. Names and precise details are unclear, but the interruption affected Cape Town and neighboring areas with report of halted transmissions and possible impact on wartime messaging.
OER AGENTS ACTIVE IN BERLIN MEET SOUTH AFRICA SUPPORTERS
OER agents in Berlin with figures including Christian DeWar and other Hour silemta, interviewed prominent members of the body. They conferred with Hague Mil 1 M Henri facheforb and Parisi pe Casis, then planned visits to Iyager M Trevecht to discuss the South African publication supporters.
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Berlin
Marvell
Christian DeWar
Silemta
Resoutuy
Tivo Hague
Henri Facheforb
Parisi
MORTONS WHOL INTERVIEW ON TRAGIC DEATH OF FORMER PRESIDENT
TEVFP Morton March 18 former Vice President Devi P. Trortan discussed the death of ex President Harrison in an interview with a representative of the Associated Press. He paid tribute to General Harrison praising his intellect and long service to the country and noted the loss to the nation.
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Bame
Devi P. Trortan
Harrison
Greenl Harrison
Marriage in Windsor Connects City Residents
Rumors of a Windsor wedding bloom as Miss Anon May Siaht and Dy. GZ. Mendenhall, both of this city, wed in Windsor with plans for a Detroit visit prior to the ceremony. They returned home Thursday night escorted by James Tavingatann, marking a small-town celebration amid travel and family.
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Anon
Siaht
Mendenhall
Windsor
Chunda
Tretroit
Detroit
James Tavingatann
That City
Airs
Mendenfiill
Wedding of Judy to Reuben Stall at their residence
The couple Judy and Reuben Stall announce their wedding at the bride’s parents home at 18 Midnto ene me Srehaethan. Reuben, 36, is described as a charming and accomplished young man, well known in the community as a practicing physician. Many friends extend congratulations.
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Enis
Midnto
Dougituds
Reuben Stall
Judy
Meudon Alt
Sfolun
Gebert Sues Gas Company Over Deposited Gas Contract
In Fayhee's court, Gebert sues the Gas Company to recover a deposit tied to a gas contract. All bills are paid, yet the deposit went to another man and the company refuses to rebury it. The case hinges on contract terms and which party used the gas.
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Atmas Gebert
comn+ .pany
Fyahee
Gebert
Hay
Geert
Thirtieth Regiment Volunteers Eyes Home From Camp
The Thirtieth regiment volunteers in camp at Los Angeles or nearby, eager to be mustered out. Port Wayne soldiers Charles EG and others from Indiana Michigan and Ohio are attached. Leaders say no duty is set yet and mustered out debate lingers. The regiment helped in the expedition, with Garnet Schiwanti Tandary and Kebroary noted as involved.
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Los
Suv Peanaiwee
Fort Sheridan
Cench Ma
Wayne Boys
Gousial Gompholl
de Trartest
Uo Th
Duel In Pav is Tarunt Ends With Wounding Of De Rodays
A duel at Pav is Tarunt today between Le Custeane Wet Triuvods Pavia and M. De Rodays left De Rodays with a wound in the right thigh. The duel was halted after De Gaatallane was unharmed and a misadventure caused shouting at Pere Tes Prices.
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Pavia
M. de Rodays
Gownt
Round Whit anderson one fare to indiana train card
A fragmented rail fare notice references Round Whit Anderson Indiana with a single fare offer. The text is garbled but indicates an aged passenger and a transport arrangement by G. I. & 1. The legible portion mentions Anderson Indiana and a fare quote, with unclear dates or bookings.
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Whit Anderson
IND
Anderson
Eashers' Aseucialiay
Northim Oriiann
Allen County Frany Tome Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders of Allen County or Frany Tome of an annual meeting to be held Tuesday April 2 at 8 p.m. at the Home to elect trustees for the ensuing three years and to transact such other proper business. RDW Woodworth secretary.
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Wutoe
Allen County
Frany Tome
Gio Alten County
Orphiys
Woodworth
Reduced Rail Fare to Muncie Demonstrates Local Transit Deal
Reduced rate excursion offered by the C F & 1 line to Muncie with round-trip tickets valid to April 19. An exhibition by a downtown pane exhibitor draws attention as several tents and displays appear under street construction.
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Apedl Agth
Muncie
Vane Tare
Haalylus Templar Gonclave
Honors: Dead Harrison Body Lies In State At Capitol
Indiana National Guard escorts remains of General Harrison to their statehouse for in state ceremonies in Indianapolis. Thousands line streets as regiments, artillery and civic groups form a solemn procession to the Capitol where the body will lie in state until the evening. Governor Durbin, President McKinley and officials attend as crowds watch a highly formal tribute marking a pivotal moment of mourning.
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Indianapolis
Gormay Patent Morrison
Dela
Tissians
Ureie
Tomyrrog
Pat
Tadinna
Indiana
Eula
Washington
Stake House
W. J. McKee
Sivaattey
Washington Street
Ear- Hayes
Darvin
Veelon
Badier
Harrison
Lew Wallace
Army
Brooge Brown
Navy
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Cout
Tate
Wallace
Hom
Legion
Yndiana
Thorn
Colin Youle
DriyAdinr
Meee
Lissta
Atule Lzagps
Hav Cnme
Gev. M. Stude
Tinker
Bacond Infantry
Cal
Barry D. Stallen
Col. W. McCoy
A. T. Shauve
James
Carnelina
Civic
Bréey
Columbia Lub
Masson Club
Salatero
Guphonahowe
Seventieth Indians’ Infantry
de Benree
Fim
Tomer HK. Jordin
Ty Moule
Alexander Dowling
Tahu
HuMay
Francie H. Diker
Appote Gaul Midge Tonnen
Aml
W. Conntors
Imsey
Robison
Wileys Liont
Giluert
Hunt
Genetal Taylor
Tesadh Ofteiatn
Te Boltes
Nzeel- Jon
Ladinanpolis
McKinley
Vile
Durbin
Tantorrow
Farcical Scene at Market Delays Meal Purchase
A garbled tale unfolds in a bustling market where the Fox bakery man confesses difficulty reading a note while a traveling minister travels to a distant place. A man pays 49 cents for meat as his wife returns and labels him a roution amid a confusing, humorous exchange.
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Poasthie
Fox Bakery
Congressman's Death Shocks Lanearth Amid Syndicate Inquiry
Lanearth Pa March 18 Congressman Bhosivs died at 8 o'clock this morning. Marlatt Brosing reports he was on the linking and eur Igency committees when the fatal event occurred. Authorities say the death occurred suddenly and no cause is yet released.
Growth of Redeancy Tathurnst Church under Rev Meyer
The large class study notes Rev C E W Meyer of Palursaulay guiding the Lutheran Redeancy church. The number of baptized adults rose from sixty seven to eighty two and children from forty four to fifty three this year. Membership increased from seven voters to seventy, communicants from fifteen to two hundred forty, with overall church growth to two hundred twenty five souls.
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C. E.W. Meyer
Ott Palursaulay
Ren
Radaomnay Chuvih
Meyer Tien
Sie
Cigne
Gift of Millions Tender to Build Sixty Five Branch Libraries
A distorted 19th century style report states New York financier Andrew Carnegie offered $5,200,000 to fund sixty five branch libraries, with the city to provide sites and maintenance. The piece notes Carnegie’s later pledge of $9,200,000 for sixty six branches and discusses municipal guarantees and costs, mentioning timing and public sentiment.
Court actions and sentences in Tawen Ke Ghivis district
The morning session included pleas of guilty and jail as a potential outcome for several defendants. One man received a 30 day sentence suspended, others faced 30 day or other punishments. civil suits include Ervin Kessler suing a manufacturing company for $5,000 over damages. The stock of Fred Haymadaorfer's estate was inventoried at $2,000.
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Mary
Clydetis
Opinalian
Wainor
Sea of Tawen
Willion
George Gephart
Willy
Canesur Ada Wiemer
Local fund drive seeks library expansion and public works
A community push aims to raise funds including 1 060 000 from Andee Carnepie to support downtown development, school and public library enhancements, and a West Coast water project. The plan envisions 75 000 added by a church member and 70 000 from ongoing campaigns to finance a main library building adjacent to a world fair site, with municipal branches planned.
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Andee Carnepie
Wiekulls
Gig Seedud Presbyterian Church
Bern
Camoyia
Jane
Puptte Library
Eanthy Rajeed
Ewan
Tantina
Cubans reject Platt amendment stance amid meeting
Wavinn March 16 report on a private session of the Tieige whiti committee notes Senor de Quisada's claim that the Platt amendment cannot be accepted in form and a report will be sent to the constitutional convention. He says twenty eight delegates support this view as campaigns shift toward a formal inquiry. The crowd at the palace reception for General Wood included the Yavania fire brigade and around 800 attendees who presented him with a diploma and a salute from the brigade commander.
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Wavinn
Tieige
Senor de Quisada
Lie
Isalan
Montag
Senor Quesada
Palavs
Yavania
Jilnce
Wood
BOD Azomen
Gaiern
Lanarmry
Marriage license filed for Overdenr sind A Grossonn
A marriage license was issued to Overdenr sind A Grossonn in a local notice connected to a grocery bust at 11 Wat Columbia Street.
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A. Grossonn
Wat
Columbia Streat
Fragmentary note on Cuban independence and press view
A garbled text fragment discusses Wand’s gift to a brigade and mentions Diario de la Mating and Med. It claims American opinion favors full independence of Cuba and cites the United States as largely supportive, reflecting a period press viewpoint amid unreliable transcription.
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Diario de la Mating
Jmpouston Raya
America
Cuba
Accident Involving Pere Mayquotts Employee at Grand Rapids
Relatives report 0 Cintyessing resident Balky suffered a serious elbow injury after an eyapling incident on the Pere Mayquotts railroad. He underwent surgery in a Grand Rapids hospital and faces several weeks of recovery. Other notes mention Bert Wayne and Wesley tying to return to Grand Rapids for work with the Wabash line.
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Balky
Pere Mayquotts
Grand Rapids
Fae
Grand Dapids
Wesley
Bert Wayne
Fort Wayne Road
Wabash
Lenny
Mis Welalivas
Geu Hina
Helles
Wimn
Sugar beet project eyed for Allen County farms
A meeting of farmers in Allen County is proposed to discuss converting 200 acres to sugar beet cultivation. The plan, backed by the Sugar Beet Company of Mere Loyd O, would pay $5 per ton for beets delivered free of car charges to Terri Wayne or New Haven. Seed at $5 per pound would be provided, with seed costs deducted from beet proceeds. Local officials and supporters believe Allen County could become a center for beet farming pending council approval. Mrs. GW Compater of Talconide has left Washington after serving briefly as a guardian for Hee Qaveter and her sister Mrs. Kenned was mentioned in connection.
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Alegander Johns
Gil Horthavkut Society
Afgernana
Cons
Abvetinl Bugar Company
Mere Loyd O
Bart Wayne
Cumying
Terri Wayne
New Haven
Tolinson
Ahe State Institute
Allan
GW Compater
Talconide
Washington, D.C
Hee Qaveter
Jeffiayy Davis
Mrs. Kenneds
A Shirt Sale Promises Spring Styles and Savings
A local advertisement highlights men shirts in various styles and colors. Percale shirts priced around 800 units, 190 dozen Madris shirts with detachable collars, and 180 dozen colored shirts offered with new spring accents. Prices range from $1.50 to $4.00, with laundry and tailored options featured.
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Ian
Pulea
Macial Pricas
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