Christian newspaper editorship offered to Sheldon in Topeka
J M Sheldon author of In His Steps is tapped to edit a Topeka Capitol week by March 13 under $1,000,000 philanthropic gift. The offer includes support from prominent editors and writers from New York Chicago and St Louis with no firm plan disclosed.
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Chicago
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Himeby
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Industrial Development Speech by Booker T. Washington
Dr. Booker T. Washington spoke at Quintchapel on The Industrial Development of the Colored Race in the United States. He predicted a bright future and urged high moral character while praising private benefactors supporting Tuskegee Industrial School with a large donation at the close.
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United States
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Boers Cause Draws Civic Support in Washington Rally
In Washington grand opera house a large gathering under United Trigh secretion voiced strong support for the South African Boers. Speakers including Bailey Clark and Mason condemned British actions and urged U.S. moral backing, while denouncing intervention and praising Boer independence.
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United States
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New Orleans
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Saenitiers
Casualties Reported From British Action Near Ventorha Spruit
War Office bulletin dated January 21 lists wounded officers and men from the engagement near Ventorha Spruit with names from units including the Border Rifles Gordons and Dublin Fusiliers. It updates total casualties to 468 with 28 killed and five dangerously wounded in the January 6 attack on Ladhamith.
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Resolution on munitions shipment to Great Britain
The text declares a pledge to withhold shipment of munitions of war from the country for the use of Great Britain, framing it as a defense against profiteers and land hungry conspirators. It appeals to the president and civilized world to seek deliverance from Boer and British conflicts.
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Easton reports Boere fate and Kruger peace terms
Raine reports Charles Macecrum as United States consul at Pretoria arriving yesterday and departing for Paris while Easton the Washington Poet comments on Boer determination. Dispatches suggest Kruger seeks peace terms based on status quo with seven year franchise amid European coverage.
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United States
Pretoria
Teday
Pari Ir
Easton
Washington
Naples
Mr. Easton
Transvaal
London
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Macrum
McKinley
Kruger
Record Day At War Office Sparks Public Curiosity
A garbled dispatch from the War Office notes a record day with lobbies open Sunday in anticipation of major news. Authorities reported a crucial battle in progress and issued bulletins, though the text remains unclear on specific details or outcomes.
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British War Dispatches From Spearman Camp Tells Of Stirring Fights
Censored reports from Spearman's Camp describe ongoing action as General Warren presses uphill and British forces attempt to outflank Boer positions near Polglaters Drift. Casualties listed include two killed and twelve wounded in the Third White Horse units with further movements by Lyttleton and Buller shaping demand for patience amid limited reliable details.
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bin Sun
Fragmented War Report From Obscure Skirmish
A garbled dispatch describes artillery actions with scattered dates and weapon details. It mentions a bombardment near Soclepoll and a Tepanndir battery, Nordenfeldt guns, and a ship's gun, alluding to an exchange but with unclear sequence and outcomes.
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