Storm Signals Ordered Along Gulf Coast and East
Washington April 22 The weather bureau ordered storm signals displayed along the Atlantic seaboard from Pensacola Florida to Brownsville Texas near the Mexican border. On the Gulf coast forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for fresh to high northeast winds with thunder and rain and partial floods easing in the southern states.
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Telegraphers Union seeks damages over defamatory Georgia publication
President W W Powell of the Telegraphers Order says attorney Burton Smith will sue Southern Railway for about 0.6% damages per count in all Georgia counties. Powell alleges a recent Atlanta newspaper defamed him and exposed him to public ridicule, with 130 Georgia counties in reach of defamation filings via local circulation.
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Ecumenical Delegates Address New York Congregations
Ecumenical delegates spoke at New York churches after a busy conference day. The group accepted many invitations to address congregations across the five boroughs and nearby towns.
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Croton Strike Appears Entering End as Contractors Expect Quiet
Strikers Uller and contractors report Croton strike easing near Camp Rodeer. Officials say the walkout cooled Friday night after tensions surged previously. Contractors foresee final resolution with little further trouble expected.
Schley Victory Sparks Print Battle Over Sampson Feud
New York April 22 The Sunday World reports a power struggle between Schley and Sampson supporters. General Felix Angus claims to have secured a single eight page supplement printed to expose alleged Naval Department faults shifting administration stance toward Schley and away from Sampson.
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Eight-page supplement on naval figures and Sampson exposure
The Baltimore American previews a special eight-page supplement guarded by General Augustus. It reportedly covers Rear Admiral Sampson Crowninshield and includes extensive material on Captain Alfred T. Mahan and Captain Robley Evans, key Sampson supporters, amid a wave of related disclosures.
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Bradley Denies Contact With Governor Taylor Over Fugitive Claim
Frankfort April 22 former W. J. Bradley leading counsel for W. J. Taylor released an authorized interview denying any communication with Governor Taylor. He said Taylor went to Washington for routine business not connected to the case and that Taylor has not fled justice. He expressed belief Taylor would surrender when ready and face the indictment without evading the law.
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Indictment Held Up In Goebel Murder Case
Franklin county grand jury continues session as indictment against WE Taylor for being an accessory to the Goebel murder is delayed. The case awaits Governor Beckham's appeal to the Supreme Court in Washington on April 20, with prosecutors denying any warrants or missteps.
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Boers Active with Gun Fire and Endurance Test
Reports from Jammernberg say five guns were deployed against Boer forces in shifting positions with heavy rifle fire. President Steyn urges burghers to persist in their post and await peace commission results. Troops are rapidly being equipped with boots clothing and other equipment as Lord Kitchener conducts disciplinary measures.
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TALMNAGE CALLED TO PREACH TO OVERFLOW CROWD
Dr Tal mage left the ecnlitch bern today and was again asked to address an immense outdoor throng after unable to enter the building. He spoke to the open air crowd in Manchester on April 12.
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Long-Expected Boer Advance Poised as War Sees Renewed Activity
Reports from London indicate preparations for a northward Boer advance with renewed activity around Bloemfontein and Natal. Lord Roberts orders Methuen to retire. British forces mass near Prieska and Kimberley as the Boer peace commissioners reportedly face disappointment and travel plans shift to The Hague, Berlin, and Paris.
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British Casualties Light Near Dewetsdorp and Wilkerstoom
April 21 report says fighting persists around Dewetsdorp and Wilkersboom with artillery and infantry assaults against dug-in Boers. Royal Irish Regiment reportedly killed a Free State scout as Boer positions hold firm under heavy shelling.
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German sentiment stays friendly to Boers despite Berlin visit doubts
Berlin reports that German public opinion remains pro Boers while the government doubts any benefit from a Boer peace delegation visiting Berlin. Authorities see no room for negotiation or helpful outcome from such a visit.
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Unclear excerpt hints at intermediation stance in Gryvat Britain
Fragmentary text suggests Gryvat Britain remains determined to rejore both sides through mediation or intermediation, signaling a tense but unspecified diplomatic stance.
Enormous Transport Dithouittees Delays to Pretoria
London reports on delays in moving large transport columns toward Pretoria caused by bad weather and strained communications. A correspondent notes supply shortages and the need to secure horses from farms as General Hamilton uses available cavalry to probe the Free State.
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Unclear OCR Report on Rebel Forces and Districts
Fragmentary agency copy cites numbers for republics and colonies with references to districts Baggeberg Paulivan Streams and Kiocerste dorp. Text suggests deliberate deception to mislead intelligence before the war.
Dewet Reported Killed as Pretoria Forts Intensify
The Pally News relays Laurenyo Aliques reporting General Dewet has been killed. European corps weigh aid for the Moors while trenches eight miles around Pretoria grow. sixty nine impositions at Kroongrad and two French guns at Pretoria. Twelve five mines at Johannisburg blamed on dynamite with Johannes nurse fort damaged.
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Boer forces await Methuen east of Basutfon
In a dispatch from Boshof dated April 22 Boer leaders state they anticipate Lord Methuen moving eastward and claim to have surrounded strong Boer positions at Aplitkop eight miles east of Basutfon. They report meetings with Commandant Cronje and Assistant Commandant Bowithwaite and express confidence in defeating Methuen with allied help.
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Kimberley Reporter Notes Boers Entrench at Fort Frankfort
From London April 23 The Morning Post correspondent reports the Boers are entrenched at Fort Frankfort where the country is very difficult The Boers are reported to be none Franifort where the country is very difficult at Hipinos they entrench their position.
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Filipinos Rally in Fierce Luzon Struggle Amid Heavy Losses
Authentic Manila reports detail a brutal week of fighting with the Thirty-fifth Infantry at San Miguel and near San Juan. The insurgent toll includes dozens of killed and wounded, while General Montenegro and Spanish prisoners add to the chaotic theatre as American forces press actions across Luzon.
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