Missionary From Africa Delights Southern Baptists at Convention
Rev Charles Morrin spoke to the Southern Baptist convention in Mobile, lauding African missions. Applause filled the hall as he urged support to aid Africans, with hundreds donating on the platform to fund missionary work in Africa and beyond.
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Ark
Washington
Charles § Morrin
Africa
Chrev
Hut Hut
Golls
Virginia
Nortien
Mgalnac
Morris
Ninney
Thia
Vie South
Grant
Texan
South Carollia
D. von Nese
Justine
Proventa
Lawty
Tay
W. M. Vines
Asheville
N. J
T. Patte
Menipux
Vail
le. F.C. McConnell
Lynchburg
Ealt
Tarneensee
China
Warking
Mexico
Howard University
National Bank Authority Approved for Sonora Group
Comptroller Dawes approves a fur authority to organize national banks including the First National Bank of Sonora with 5400 capital. Wood, Afawoell and Ontera named in the charter as organizers.
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Washington
Post War Debates Over Texas Central Railroad Improvements
Special to The Post reports a discussion in Jones county near the end of the Texas Central railroad about post office and station improvements. Lt Stephens advocated preservation actions while Mr Stephens argued for faster handwork. The House passed an appropriation of 8000 dollars for a stone wall and related works to protect the San Marcos station from overflow and threats to the setup.
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Mas
John H. Stephens
Lave
Leudert
Jones County
Texas Central Railroad
Bordight
Stephens
Aly
Texas
Convention ends with 1902 New Orleans meeting bid
Delegates from Asheville N C select New Orleans for the May convention by the second Sunday. Rev D Mullins is elected to deliver the sermon with Rev Dr J S Folix as alternate. St Louis alliance invites the gathering to meet in 1902. McConnell thanks Hot Springs and Williams extends a twenty year invitation to return to the Valley of Many Waters. The convention adjourns.
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Asheville
N. C
New Orleans
Degritiny
D. Mullins
J. 8. Folix
Mininteres’ Alliance of
St.Louis
McConnell
A. A. Williams
Cut
Will Oppose Extradition To Cuba In Meeley Case
John J. Lindsay, Meeley’s counsel, opposes extradition papers filed by Governor Wood. He argues the Cuba charges cite Cuban Penal Code violations and seek trial in Cuba without a jury under a military governor’s judge. Meeley asks to be tried in U S courts as an American citizen. Bristow to Havana to take charge of inland postal affairs. no suspension indicated for Postmaster General or General Pacific duties.
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New York
Meswenger
Washington
John J. Lindsay
Meeley
Burnett
Cuba
Mililary
Chir
Aska
United States
Jesaph N. Bristow
Willl
Havand
Cal
Prete Rath
Brisiow
Hriniow
Havana
Phillippines
Puerto Rico
Buller Wins Victory on British Front in Transvaal Skirmish
London dispatch reports General Buller decisive move against the Boers near the Vaal frontier. Two hundred Boers surrender after hidden in the veld to avoid service. British forces push toward the Drakensberg while Roberts concentrates at Kroonstad and Buller clears rear areas to prevent disruption.
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Lord Roberts
Kroonstad
Wileh
Kroonatad
Frederick Burnham
Juogies
Accape Nerrice
Accirding
Bennett Burleigh
Daily Telegraph
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Meé
Donald
Menthera
Free State
Steyn
Mafeking
War Office
Hunter
Roer
Vaal
Hollawell
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Loverage Marquet
S'oincam
Aerond Rand
Layten
Kruger
Dundee
Federata
Buller
Drakensberg
Vegteend
Utrecht
Ae Roberta
Harrismith
Telerrama
French
Penkapa
Hobarta
Telat Holt
Weather outlook shows showers across regions into midweek
Washington May 1 forecast calls for showers Tuesday and Wednesday with southeast portions seeing persistent rain. Strong to brisk south winds in the west and north winds on Wednesday. Temperatures and exact timing unsettled with scattered showers in eastern territories.
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Washington
Rink South
North Winda
Nested Neers Reported in Biaserehere Neighborhood
Dispatch from London dated May 12 reports General Buller making a Natal advance. The message notes Allied forces at Mingareberg and a push toward Dundes with North country residents hopeful to return home. The AP despatch cites telegraph confirmations of recent British successes and ongoing operations in Natal.
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London
Pietermariteburg
Buljler
Natal
Buller
Dundes
Norsh
Bigwaraberg
Associated Press
Ated
Mingarebrrg
Helpmunkar
Notable Dr J O Cook Dies After Long Texas Residency
Dr J O Cook died at his home, aged 59, after a life spent in Houston and several Texas cities including Dallas and Waco. He had lived nine years in other states and leaves two surviving sons William and John Cook, with $200 life insurance. He resided in Dallas, Hudson, Fort Worth, Aptonio, and Waco during his career.
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Texas
Pine Hint
Ark
J. O Cook
Ty J
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Teme
Dalles
Hudson Wenton
Ban Aptonio
Fort Wirth
Waco
Otic
William Cook
Appeintetory
John Cook
Oriente Hotel
Titty
Dallne
Dr. Cook
Hessen
Teius
Orasmantiae i & Eras
Reize
Bond
Warrants Issued For Three Over Alleged Conspiracy
Warrants were sworn out in Montgomery Alabama for Warren S Reese department attorney Julian H Bingham internal revenue collector and Frank Morague on a conspiracy to injure doorkeepers at the state capital during the Republican State Convention on April 1. Affidavits by Charles H Scott cite Gaston Booths brother as the shooting victim. No arrests have been made.
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Ala
Warrenta
Warren S. Reese
Midile
Alatarma
Julian HH. Bingham
Internal Revenue
Alebama
Frank Morague
Troop Casualties Reported After Cavalry Action May 10
War Office dispatch from Lord Roberts records heavier than expected cannons and bloodshed on May 10 as British cavalry clashed with a large force. Captain Bleworthy and Captain Haig among officers wounded. twenty-one men missing or accounted for, with some rejoining later as the action unfolded near a white wagon incident.
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Lenin
War Office
Lord Roberta
Kroonstad
Bleworthy
Teo Offeror
Haig
Sixth Dragoons
Wil Kioeon
Pretoria Rolleting and Mafeking Siege Report
War bulletin from Pretoria reports Boer forces engaging British at Hivipmankar and Tondersnek as Mafeking is attacked. Telegraphs record heavy cannon fire before dawn, then quiet by 1 pm. Four hundred Afrikaner women meet to urge government action for aid and armaments. Embargo on shipments to the Transvaal is cited as affecting supplies at Delagoa Bay.
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Mayoia
Vie Lourtpao Marquez
Hivipmankar
Tondersnek
Aculock
Mt Wan
Delagoa Bay
Shiver by Germany in Congo Crisis Reported
London May 18. Lionele Deele reports a Cairo expedition funded by the London Daily Telegraph, stating German forces seized Congo territory up to Rusales river, occupying about 1000 square miles with 1900 soldiers and officers. A German officer withdrew under threat. Berlin gave orders. Also a Chattanooga special notes a wreck on the Texas line with fatalities and severe injuries.
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Lionele Deele
Cpa
Cairo
Lenton Daily Telegraph
Uvita
Lake Tanganyike
Berlin
Germany's Tactics and Monroe Doctrine Referenced
Washington reports warn of German colonies in South and Central America pressuring the Monroe Doctrine. State Department seeks data on colonies maintaining home customs, with consuls instructed to report on German ties and exclusive dealings in the new lands. In Berlin, debates on US policy prompt cautious statements about peace and restrained action toward Latin American political figures.
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Hoot
Lodge
State Department
South
Central America
Germany
Etate Department
Aml
Democrats Face Senate Vote On Canal Bill Clash
Special to The Pow Wow reports Democrats aim to force a test vote on a canal bill now in the Senate. Republicans startled as the measure was calendared amid claims of a slim Democrat majority and a split on passage. Senators Moran McDiride Varela Turner supported the motion with Aune opposing.
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Ture
Ohase
Republ
Neyote
Senate
Republicana
Wheeler Not a Candidate Declines Re election
Washington correspondent reports General Joe Wheeler will not seek re election. He sent a letter to Alabama's Eighth congressional district outlining his decision and urging the party to unite behind the nominee for the coming campaign.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Alabama
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