British troops clash with Boer forces in town fighting
Report describes a brief engagement as British divisions move through the town while Boer forces retreat under artillery fire. General movements and positions are noted with exchanges on the right flank and the presence of prisoners and fleeing Boers.
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Mianre
Bitanhes
Hutton
Whh
Polo-Carow
Tucker
Wavalla Tet Gade
Solhr
Tackdine
Fritial
Thatancht
Parton’s Brigade Drives Boers North of Vaal River
May Town report states Parton’s brigade under General Hunter crossed the Vaal at Winderton and forced Boer forces to retreat northward. Boers evacuated Windort on and Kipdam as they press onward. Barton harasses the rear with heavy shelling as the retreating force appears large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parton
Warrenton
Vaal
Windeorton
Hunter
Windsorton
Kipdam
Barton
Claude
Musi
Policeman Shot Near Premier Schreiger’s Cape Town Home
A Cape Town report says a policeman guarding Premier Schreiger’s house was shot while smoking a cigar. The bullet is claimed to have targeted the premier, who reportedly is a heavy smoker, provoking sensational speculation of an Dutch plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiger
Capetown
Howe
Africie Band
Eots Dutoh Plotte
Hamilton's Advoinee Report From Brandfort March
Lord Roberts reports to the war office on May 4 from Brandfort that Hamilton advanced to Neal Wel ker and fought the enemy throughout the march. He praises the troops including Broadwood's cavalry and mounted infantry for their conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
London
Lord Roberts
War Office
Brandfort
Neal Welker
Broadwood
French Elections Stir Paris As May Day Favors Quiet Protest
Foreign visitors report wall posters and candidate manifestos in Paris for local elections to be held Sunday. Political tension rises amid the expo protests and recent incidents at the exposition as parties test the public mood and the government’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacionalleta
Paris
Partin
Walla
Pearce
Feaulin
Tie
Millerand
Parle
France
Lord Roberts May Adopt Kitchener Tactics at Pretoria
London May 6 Lord Roberts alliance on Pretoria dominates discussion as observers compare his plan to General Kitchener's decisive strikes. Reports suggest rapid action could shorten the war and reflect a shift toward mechanized dispatch and aggressive engagement against the Boers. delegates to the United States are viewed with limited binding power amid political risk.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Roberta
Pretoria
Erith
South Africa
Innn
Keun
Kitchener
Lord Woleeley
Loni Raberin
Gorges White
Malfour
Sentiniest
Fee
Lord Granadowne
Buller
Roberts
Ted
United
Root
Gamement
Admiral Liewey
Turker
England
Spectator
Kruk
Volksraad
United States
Amperlea
Europe eyes American gold to fuel world markets
London reports say European nations rely on US gold as banks slow in shipping gold to Mire for exposition benefits. Britain expects American wealth to attract investors, while Germany and other states seek to balance accounts with American funds as 1900 nears. The Bank of England may test facilities for gold shipments to avoid Europe losing the American eagle.
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United States
London
Bank of ‘Boatond
New York Exchange
Nat
Germany
Europe
Kurane
Great Britain
Altos Matea
Statler
Mexican Notes Normal Eheel Pupils to Visit United States
May 8 report from Meslio notes Mexican pupils celebrating events connected to French troops, with national tri-color displays in city buildings. A convoy of more advanced youths from Vera Cruz State plans a journey to the United States, visiting Philadelphia and Washington, under gubernatorial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Meslio
Puehia
Stete
Aisling Waters
Waahincton
Torney
Deorsgs
Shiveley Not a Candidate for Vice Presidency
W J Bryan arrived in Chicago denying South Bend reports that Indiana official C Miliian Honjo Shiveley was a potential running mate. Bryan said there is no truth to the claim and that Shiveley is not a candidate for the ticket amid Democratic leadership visits.
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Chicago
May
W. J. Bryan
South Bend
Ind
Honjo I. Shiveley
Bryan
Vision Wing Nominates Mrynn for Presidency at National Convention
Ny D May 6 reports a large Democratic and Republican fusion gathering in Vesion Wing. The city decorates for a major national convention with leaders named and delegates pledged to support Mrynn for president. Senators Pettigrew Allen Butler Hare attend as key speakers.
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Vesion Wing
Mrynn
Binuswis
Ny D
Danner
PME
Durporea
Neorapke
Wilevo Gill Babeon
Iowa
S. Taylor
Chivagg
Milne
Thin-Ottien
Kintingsby
Pettigrew
Allen
Butler
Hare
Wobur
Watirn
UX Hoot Shige
Janes
WH. Davis
Otis G.I Washburn
Boston
Harris
Katinas
Sither
National Populist Convention Preparations Draw Local Attention
May 5 Middli op the roadras reports that preparations are underway for the National Populist Convention at the Hellyn Robinson Opera House next Wednesday in Otnelmatt Ohio. Decorators work on auditorium details while banners and portraits of leaders are readied.
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Otnelmatt
Ohio
Factional fight ends in tragedy at Alabama district convention
A fierce clash at the Republican district convention in Dadeville Tallapoosa County Alabama left Neely King fatally wounded after a confrontation with James Howle amid factional strife between Bingham and Vaughen supporters. The shooting disrupted the event and prompted police action.
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Minthamn Benults
Birmighim
Ala
Witih
Dadeville
Tallapoosa County
Revenuy
Brous
Neely King
Bingham Faeties
Jamee Howle
Vaughen
Nestern
Ehom
Pacat
Ice in Ohio Report From Columbus May Develops
Fragmentary report from Columbus indicates ice conditions forming in Ohio with potential impact on local travel and commerce. Details are unclear. authorities urged caution as weather developments continue.
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Ohio
Columbus
Weather Destroys Crops and Damages Orchards
The report notes widespread crop damage with heavy losses to fruit trees. Apple and peach crops are gradually decreased as fronts advance and harm spreads across the area.
Dewey Day At St Louis Ends Amid Parade Chaos
At St Louis on May 6 a grand welcome for Admiral Dewey ends with a frightening horse parade incident. A horse bolted through crowds injuring several. police struggled to control the animal while spectators assisted frightened bystanders. The celebration shifts to Memphis with more festivities planned for Admiral and Mrs. Dewey.
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St Louis
Tle
Missouri
Loral Legion
St. Leuie
Admiral Howey
Howre
Marbly
Io Ali
Uhre Hocks
Uslingiie
Pulver MiKhry Academy
Bertine
Ap Instant
Khanits
Wonton
Childrin
Te Wali
Wantera
Military Order of Haved Legion
Memphis
Wilnels Central
Strikes Loom as Eastern Rail Workers Grow Restive
W H Wetiter of the state mediation board warns of a serious strike risk among repairers and rail workers in the Northeast and nearby regions. He notes signs of mounting tensions, with talks failing to reach agreement and potential walkouts affecting Lackawanna, Gobigh Valley, and Western New York unions. Officials extend the deadline to 1 o'clock tomorrow night to curb demands.
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Ronda
Mumalo N
W.H. Wetiter
State Board of Mediation and
Sec
Lachwinning
Lackewanna
Gobigh Valley
Corbett Jeffries Bout at Coney Island Planned
The Corbett Jeffries match is slated for Coney Island near Friday under the Horndale Athletic Club banner. Jeffries is expected to weigh at least 212 pounds while Corbett will weigh about 149 pounds. Tom O’Hartke, manager of the club, said he did not expect any interference.
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Mois
Coney Island
New Yor
Corbett
Jeffries
Hronidle Athletic Club
Cogey Ialand
Jeffrice
Tom O'Hotrke
Divorce Action Reported in Indiscapolis Court
In Indiscapolis Indiana on May 4 a divorce petition was filed in court for Mra Buste. The proceedings involve alimony and related support terms as the case progresses.
Secretary Root Monroeism and German Threats in The Spectator
The Spectator argues Secretary Root’s Monroe Doctrine stance warns Germany would invade if able, citing American isolation risks and continental power dynamics. It praises Root for academic framing while urging readiness against German naval expansion and South American influence.
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London
Root
Monroe
the Spectator
Aicoute
Latho
Jook
Ole
Luke Gedwat
Germany
Awelica
Almsen
Spectator
Abidnila
America
Grant Brivo
Glore
South America
Cany Fears Not Assassination in Moscow Dispatch
Special dispatch from St. Petersburg citing Moscow intelligence that the czar ordered police to ease extraordinary precautions. The czar, while in Moscow, rode in an open carriage with traffic not cleared and without an escort, asserting he aims to meet his people, not police.
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London
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Storm in Nedhasixc Destroys Town and Wrecks Homes
A Nebraska storm near Wilkanville causes extensive property damage and injuries. Houses collapse, the Presbyterian Church is destroyed, barns and outbuildings are leveled, and several families are injured or killed. The town braces for more details at daylight.
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Omaha Noh
Wilkanville
Neb
Roniah
Nore
A. Yewer
Bowen Wien
Wholesale Burial Scene Deluges Utah Town
Massive funeral procession for victims of a disaster sweeps Utah towns May 5. Agencies and residents attend the burial of victims as bodies are moved by trains and wagons to cemetery. Relief fund subscriptions rise to seven dollars amid ongoing aid efforts.
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Seafield
Ress
Scofel
Utah
Srogeld
Ogdenale
Pro
Avon Coalville
Arrival of Dr Edward Thomeya in Corpus Christi
Dr Edward Thomeya LL D a noted lawyer preacher from Adan Georgia arrived in Corpus Christi on Thursday night. He delivered a sermon at the Methodist church drawing a large audience and featured a patriotic theme.
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de. Thomson
Corpus Christi
Texas
Edward Thomeya
Ued
Adan
Methodist Church
Leo
Tom
Philippine Municipal Law Aims to Govern Islands Reforms
Washington May 8 The United States government issues a long order outlining the plan to establish and govern Philippine municipalities. It emphasizes liberal, citizen friendly rule, universal suffrage for male residents, and education, with provisions for electors and local officers under U S sovereignty. The measure seeks to promote progress, preserve public welfare, and safeguard rights while detailing penalties for noncompliance.
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Washington
Congress
General Otis
Philippine Inlanda
Wujonanioy
Gotinaus
Ub- Wuratalier
Amlor
United States
Coutelle Numiter Troai
Persii Ghull
Span
Aley Munt
Aimervae
Otis Sails After Loyal Service as Meade Heads Home
Manila dispatch reports Major General Otis and two aides aboard the Meade sailing for the United States at Boelank. The farewell from Manila includes remarks on Otis’s energy and the army’s readiness, with court officials bidding him farewell at the palace.
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America
General Otis
Manila
United States
Meade
Bo Elank
Generat Otis
Owen Carring
Aupreme Court
Olis
Gensial
Olin
Ls Dee
Army Changes Name Kobbe Transferred to Jolo Archipelago
General Kobbe is reassigned as military governor of Mindanao and Jolo district areas including Albay Samar Leyte and the surrounding provinces. Brigadier General James Bell is named commanding general for Mindanao and Jolo areas with Southeast Luzon as new district designation.
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Kobbe
Jolo Archipelago
Washington
Wiliim A. Kabbe
Fe.liewet
Albay
Lugon
Gaetan
Dusoes
Samar
Leyte
Mindhinno
Jolo
Jamon Bell
A. S. Vo
Camargues
Sormomen
Luzon
Umail
Iintdas
Thosn
Istanti
American Pavilion Inauguration Set For Next Saturday
The American National pavilion at the exposition will open with an inauguration next Saturday, two days later than first planned. Architect Charles A. Coalige will hand over the building to United States Commissioner Perck, then transfer to Camasfower aoral Picard for administrative use and public reception.
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Ite
Simple Monther
Paris
Charles A. Coalige
United Staten Commicalonyr Perck
Cama Asfower A
Oral Picard
Smoke Shell Supplied for French Artillery Upgrade
Paris May 5 Aglitpvation introduced to French artillery to supply guns with a smoke shell replacing prior shot. The canton had relied on motte and abrapnel rounds. the new shell will envelop targets in smoke, aiding concealment and future fire.
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Paris
Ap Sppohons
Monroe Doctrine Sap Germany Holds No Intention Insight
In Hevlin on May 3, officials state Germany has no plan to seize American property. The national stance emphasizes nonaggression and respect for private holdings. German settlers in the United States or Brazil are noted for their loyalty and affection toward the acquired nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Renlog Americnum Property
Hevlin
Tme
Cma
Moliniee Iy
Thunueration Sehemes Seemn Kewlea Tm
Betebia
United States
Brazil
Consult the Greatest of Specialists for Chronic Ailments
Message from J. Newton Hathaway offering cure for chronic diseases and loss of limbs. Claims to stop disease progression and restore function through proprietary treatment. Invites readers to write for frank condition assessment.
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J. Newton Hathaway
Hathaway’s Cure Claims For Mental and Bodily Renewal
A promotional piece for Dr. J. Newton Hathaway, alleging his treatment revives weakened bodies and brains, cures varicocele without surgery, and claims speedy, permanent results for conditions like syphilis skin lesions and circulatory issues. It advertises consultation at 209 B Alamo First Texas and by mail.
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Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway
Fathana
Hathaway Aleadf
J. Newton Hathaw
Pr. Hathaway & 209 B
Alamo
Texas
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