Peace moves in South Africa reach The Hague
Dispatches from The Hague report Queen Wilhelmina's visit aimed at obtaining Emperor William’s consent to end the war and set up a Boer agents conference in the United States and Europe. Germany cautions Britain France and Russia have not asked for intervention.
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Kleines Journal
Hague
Wilhers
Emparor Willams
Zeeshund
Prebund
Count von Bulow
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Cerminy
Great Byithin
Kroger
Rurone
Severn
Great Hrittin
Thair
Britain
Hoagie
Mrs Botha to Present Peace Report at The Hague
The Sun learns Mrs. Botha will deliver a report tomorrow in The Hague. It urges Mr. Kruger to consider the treaty terms and seek peace, with the aim of restoring stability for Transvaal. Airs. Hothin sails Wednesday for The Hague to join the conference of Bear agents in Europe and the United States.
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London
Hothin
Hague
Kriger
Europe
United States
Botha
Kruger
Transvaal
Kitchener Reports Boer Losses for Last Month
Lord Kitchener in a Pretoria dispatch to the British War Office states Boer casualties last month totaled 2646. He lists 26 killed, 4 wounded, 409 prisoners, 22 surrendered, plus 284 rifles and 176,550 rounds of ammunition. Also 120 wagons and 4000 horses captured.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
President Kruger Declines U S Visit This Summer
Washington reports that President Kruger of the Transvaal will not visit the United States during the upcoming season. Early prospects of a visit faded as those familiar with his plans say he will not come, at least for the present.
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United States
Washington
Kruger
Transvaal
Boer Patriots Reach The Hague With Mr Wolmarans
The Hague June 1 Kruger and Dr Leyda arrived today and stayed at Mr Wolmarans residence after arriving by carriage from Hilversum Junction.
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Mr. Wolmarans
Judge Rules Dockyard Blacklist Of Girls Legal
In Chicago on June 16 Judge Waterman ruled the dockyard firm may legally blacklist girls. The decision follows a February incident in which the women attacked workers and the firm retaliated by listing their names.
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Chicago
Waterman
Trust Will Be Capitalized At Seventy Five Million
A modern story book notes a trust capitalization of 75,000,000 dollars with numerous factories involved. The narrative centers on corporate assets and industrial expansion across multiple facilities.
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Trust
No Peace Without Honor in South Africa War Talk
A cablegram reports Mira Botha's arrival in England and a peace mission notion. General Pearson, Boer agent in New Orleans, rejects terms short of independence and demands Milner’s removal, insisting Africans will fight until self rule. He cites wartime misreporting, requests McKinley intercession, and highlights American horse shipments as leverage.
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Earie
Mira
Laula Both
England
Simmivel Pearson
South Africa
United States
Pearson Isap
Botha
Goo
Africa
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
Milner
Alfred Tos
Maine Gubernatorial Candidate James Mantoy Enteres Race
Hon James H Mantoy announced his candidacy for the Maine governorship as the term of Governor Hill ends. Mantoy seeks the party nomination to lead the state starting after Hills term concludes.
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Auguuta, Me
James H. Mantoy Haw
Maine
Hill
Fruity Alfalfa and Wheat Destroyed by Halletorm
A danatrouy halletorm today practically destroyed frost struck alfalfa and wheat across Northeastern Colorado. Cheely and Culd report widespread damage to crops, with signals of heavy losses in multiple fields and potential implications for local farmers.
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Cheely
Culd
Colorado
Patrick remanded after not guilty plea in Rice murder case
Patrick pleads not guilty to the murder of Willa March and is remanded without bail. Short and Meyer are held on related charges. bail is set for Short and Meyer at 25000, while Patrick and others remain in custody. Valet Jones remains weak and will be taken to a hospital for observation and possible testimony.
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Noera
Buller
Polley
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Tiler
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Auli
Ie Drillah
Ftullor
Burghorn
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Willa Mareh
Wren
Cowling
Sawalanu
David T. Short
Morria Meyer
Alec
Wen
Inge Foster
Moore
Cintwall
Matnick
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Mbvin
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Jindee Cowling
Purifying New York Committee Plans Gambling Reform
The Times reports a committee in New York will focus on reducing gambling activity and cracking down on prostitution in reform districts. The group will drop its former policy of inviting Justice Jerome to assist and instead concentrate on rapid action.
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New York
the Times
Hinsea
Touemunte
Jerome
Fire devastates three wards at Presidio military hospital
A fire at the general military hospital in the Presidio San Francisco tonight destroyed three wards a kitchen a dining room and a medical supply area. No patients were injured and losses are put at about 25000 dollars.
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Military Hopital
San Francisco
General Military Hospital
Presidio
Lowe
Plague Passenger Quarantined After Chinese Steamer Stop
A Chinese passenger afflicted with the plague from the steamship Dritiah arrived in Won Sun on Saturday. The Empress of China will undergo quarantine at Nagasaki.
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Proows
China
Won Sune
Nagasaki
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