Allies of Britain Arraignment By Van Ness
New York January 7 Edwand Van Nees writes to Congressman Chanler denouncing American horse exports to Britain for South Africa, claiming over 4 000 animals shipped from New Orleans with plans to send 40 000 more. He urges Congress to bar exports to Britain and warns the Boers may blame the United States for a British victory.
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Wiliam Aetor Chanter
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Bar Harbor
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South Africa
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Som -Africa
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London
Mr. van Ness Pulla
Great Britain
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Weather Summary For Regions And Timing
Proboabilites forecast shows winds shifting from southerly along the coast to northerly inland. Monday brings fair skies for Eastern Texas and Louisiana with light to moderate winds. coastal gusts possible. Tuesday looks fair with generally northerly winds and clearing conditions in Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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Lolleiana
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Ioda Territory
Weather Observations Across Stations At 8 P M Yesterday
Observations recorded at all stations by A and Werther Burcutt at 8 p m yesterday time across multiple locations including Texas Oklahoma Georgia Florida Missouri Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and Louisiana. Notable readings show 48 to 60 degrees at several sites with varied conditions noted in El Paso Memphis Montgomery New Orleans North Platte and St. Louis among others.
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Movements of Ocean Vessels Amidship Groundings and Arrivals
The British steamer Bernard capt Tay lor grounded in the Elbe near Litho confluence after leaving Galveston for Norfolk. arrivals include Alamo from Galveston to Liverpool. Politician Br. sails for Galveston. Other arrivals include Akaba Br. from Shieldp to Delaware Breakwater and Blewick Park Br. to Glasgow via Havre. numerous sailings to New York Rotterdam Liverpool and Belize.
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Preparations for Vanderbilt Wedding Near Newport
Preparations for the wedding of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt to Miss Elsie French are nearly complete with church and house decorations in place. Carriages will convey guests from church to the house after the ceremony. The principal arrivals include William K. Vanderbilt and Senator Chauncey M. Depew.
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Accident During Bird Hunt Wounds Dallas Boy
A ten year old, Samuel Caruther, was accidentally shot in the face by a companion while bird hunting near Dallas, Texas. His head and face suffered severe lacerations and his eye was damaged. doctors fear permanent injury though recovery is possible.
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Kitchener Dispatch Details Boer Raid and Pursuit
Lord Kitchener reports 1400 Boers crossed the line to attack Surfontein and Kaalfontein stations but were driven off. Cavalry pursued. Boers cut wires between Trene and Oitfantefonatein. A force of 600 Boers attacked Kaalfontein with artillery and Maxim. The armored train and reinforcements were delayed. no British casualties.
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Boer representatives deny Britain war plans in Brussels dispatch
A Brussels dispatch cites Boer representatives telling a London correspondent that Britain has always opposed war. The dialogue with Mr. Legis and Adam Fischer outlines the Boer view on Great Britain’s stance amid ongoing tensions.
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Burghers Stand Firm Amid War Struggles
Dr Lavdy and Mr Fischer affirm resolute hope of preserving independence and Britain’s limits on sacrifices. They acknowledge Boora hardships but claim hardship is essential to the burghers’ life and resolve remains intact.
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More Heirs to Rice Estate Notified to Seek Share
Three Stony County residents in Missouri were informed by attorney Miles G Owens that they are heirs to the estate of late New York millionaire W M Rice who died 1900 In New York The heirs must appear in New York probate court February 7 to pursue the will Their poverty may prevent travel but arrangements will be made to secure their shares The named heirs are B Fr Tico third fork and Mrs Lottielark of the western deed area
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Bryan to Publish The Commoner From Lincoln Office
The article notes Colonel Tiryan plans to publish The Commoner in Lincoln Nebraska starting January 23 and then weekly. Bryan and C W Bryan will run the business and editorial work with no advertising, while staff handles subscriptions and printing in a rented front building.
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Twenty four indictments returned by St Louis grand jury
The St Louis grand jury, comprised of prominent citizens, returns twenty four indictments. Fourteen relate to minor crimes, while one targets a legislator accused of attempting to ride a State’s wheels. The report condemns police bribery and election fraud, notes wretched eleemosynary institutions, and warns that lack of funds and crime threaten public affairs.
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Riot Clashes in Wichita Leave Four Seriously Hurt
A riot in Wichita early today between three colored and three white men led to more than a dozen shots. Wiley Scowell, a Texan negro, and Caesh Johnson, a white trunkmaker, were involved. Bohnuell was shot in the head but survived. A mob pursued the principal negro contestant. police moved him into a wagon to escape. Several arrests followed amid the chaos on Seca Street.
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McKinley’s Health Improves as War Bills Loom
President McKinley shows improved health and takes a short drive amid rumors of grip. Congress aims to dispatch the Army Reorganization Bill and faces Senate meetings on the Ship Subsidy Bill. The Rivers and Harbors Bill faces criticism but is not doomed, with likely midweek action and potential delays from opponents.
Unclear foreign market activity and London stock notes
The report outlines modest Manchester trade activity with steady cotton demand and healthy weekly conditions. London stock exchange notes a quiet week with creditors’ claims and sector uncertainty but markets remain afloat. private rates drop as monetary conditions tighten and foretell subdued but ongoing activity.
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Market Rumors Weaken as Trade Dims in Northern Europe
Reports indicate irregular railway project progress and waning investment appetite. Investors eye American equities amid subdued demand as Nordic firms consider dividend cuts and cautious expansion plans, highlighting lingering market volatility and uncertain forward outlook.
The Position of W. J. Bryan
A preserved 19th century opinion piece argues Bryan remains active in national politics not retired. It cites his statements on continuing public questions and Democratic principles, asserting his influence in shaping policy and opposing corporate interests.
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Lynch Threats Target Alexander Amid Town Turmoil
Anxious Levenworth residents fear violence as rumors of mob action surge around Alexander amid winter unrest. Reports describe patrols, political tension, and a call for calm as authorities investigate the Forbes murder and possible town-wide unrest.
McGraw and Holtonson Named in St Louis Club Statement
The East St Louis ball club releases details on withdrawals of McGraw and Robinson from the National baseball association. It notes St Louis purchased the rights to McGraw and Holtonson for 10760 dollars and paid McGraw and Robinson salaries and release costs, including 6000 to McGraw and 2100 to Robinson, plus other release payments and sums for Moran and Robinson.
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Quay Indicted Again as 1890s Battle Heats Up
In a heated political tableau from Mortisburg Pennsylvanis Quay faces renewed pressure as factions split. Democratic and Republican leaders pivot around the looming election with leaders like J M Gulley and F A Vankee maneuvering for influence.
Note signed as Pekin talks shift on Li Hung Chang
January 11 Pekin reports the joint note of powers on Li Hung Chang passes delays and Chinese protests. Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang are central figures with Chang’s replacement discussed, while foreign ministers weigh appointments and potential plenipotentiaries in a tense effort to manage the Chinese crisis.
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Peace Treaty Terms Outline Amid Naval Stance Shifts
The document discusses modifications to peace conditions, including indemnity terms, foreign troop presence, and naval enforcement. It notes concerns about a creeping influence, potential pirate support, and the need to safeguard strategic reserves while addressing ongoing tensions.
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German loan developments delay large international funding
Reports from Wall Street on Saturday reveal Saxony authority approving a three percent loan of about 300 million marks with funds routed to avoid direct state control. Foreign banks assess the German empire delaying its own natural loans amid broad negotiations and potential public financial strains. Observers note possible ties to British and American financiers seeking portions of the loans despite fragile conditions.
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Ion Wall Street
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Durglar Standoff Ends with Bank Robbery Attempt
Cumberland Md January 72 Valjcomed Goss fought off a gang attempting to rob the Gren Savings Bank. He engaged three men inside the bank in a single handed battle, wounding two before all five fled. bullets pierced his boot and the wall.
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Soldiers Arrive with Remains in San Francisco
A ship from Tulku arrived at San Francisco bearing the remains of seventy four American soldiers who died in action. Local authorities prepare for formal repatriation ceremonies and dignitaries are expected to attend.
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