World and Domestic News Roundup From the Era
A mixed digest of legislative and political moves in Washington with actions on pension appropriations, Philippine policy, free trade, and currency bills. Domestic incidents include fatal assaults, a jail mob killing, a railway wreck near Broadview, and a large fire in Wondsdfield. Also noted are labor strikes in Chicago, a 113 year old arriving for a wedding, and a cosmive entombment near Fire Creek.
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Stonan
Senate
Philippines
United States
Porto Teo
Thamis J. Bard
Canttarnia
Frederick Douglass
Swan
Congress
House
Cuba
Spain
Hawaii
Japan
Ith
Lodge
Philippine Committee
Matomit
House Bil
Porto Hicoba
Harmer
Pennsylvania
Porto Rico
Lovata
Willian F. Aldrich
G. A. Robbinghem
Alabama
James Powers
W. A. Futler
Brewersville
Ind
Chappell Dill
Tex
King Howard
Luke Taylor
National Bank Uotea
Industrial Commission
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward Mead
Bert Wixson
Himsell
Traius
Winon Road
Braed
Warren
San Francisco
Musila
Gen. Wheeler
John Westervelt
Chaffin's Bluff
J. F. Seiberling
Akron
Bleu
Clyde
N.C
George Rattlife
Waynesville
Central America
Rico
Nicaragua
Broadvlew
Andrew Joseph Thompson
Chicago
Corbina
Lawton
Harlan Whittaker
Silas Jones
William Ugecbel
Wrapkfort
Thoyseude
Aleson
Til
Kentucky
Fire Creek
W. Va
New Orleans
Hational Editoria
Mundation
W. F. Parrett
Waterloo
Preasent
Charles Wenger
Olympia
Wash
Multiple Global and Domestic Events Highlight 1900s News
Mixed dispatches report military actions in the Philippines, Atlantic trade and finance, political moves, and disasters. Notable items include US actions in the Philippines, a large dry goods fire in Philadelphia, floods in Ohio, rising war news from Europe and Africa, and political shifts in Illinois and Indiana with resignations and nominations. A broad array of incidents from small-town crimes to international tensions shapes a turbulent period.
On the Move in South Africa War Report
London dispatch reports Gen Tuller advancing from Biggarsberg as 12 000 mount force and Meltish scouts clash at Washbank. Threats loom to outflank the Boer positions at Wyureberg and threaten Vrrheid and Utrecht, signaling potential push into Zululand.
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London
South Africa
Tuller
Biggarsberg
Marek & In
Melpmaknar
Wasehbank
Zululand
Wyureberg
Vrrheid
Utrecht
Toubert Leuven
Biggutsberg
Strike Begins In St Lawra Amid Public Fallout
March 19 in St Lawra reports claim the International Amalga minted Agaoelition of Riveet Railway Employes initiated a strike after management rejected most demands. The grievance committee plans to publish the decision to the public at four o clock, with streetcar service reportedly affected. A witness noted a cat sighting near Ninth and Time streets during unrest.
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Ireame
Drawsit
Kant Corther Anders
Ibon G. O. Phelps Dies After Illness in New Haven
New Haven Conn March 12 Ibon G O Phelps former minister to England died at his home late yesterday after an illness of about two months The end was peaceful and for several hours before he passed away he was not conscious The obituary notes his long career and service in the church and diplomacy, with the report closing in brief on his passing.
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Melklejorm
Congress
Philippines
Cleveland Jeff Princeton
Florida
Remey
Admiral Watson
Philadelphia
Port Townsend
Waeh
San Francisco
Ohio
Tieton Goull
New York
Chicago Packers
Tererey
Clinton
Ind
Gov
Davis
Joseph Wheeler
Hints County
Misa
Otuaha
Neb
Frank Steele
A.B. Nelson
New Haven
Conn
Pauline
National Baseball League
Cita
Jacob Zeigler
Champaign
Porto Rico
Cheneerals Young
Hood
Forty-Eighth
Apareh
Aparel
Fnally
Joe Wheeler Hiad
Ed. Phelps
England
Diet
Ith
W. H. Co
Chicago
Edwin B. Trott
Keuger Wea
Lord Salisbury
Ther Hhowertz
Transvaal
Wyman Glag
Vensacola
Klag
Tsage
Bessages
France
Mineren
Las
Bermunda
Alex Carter
St of Insanity
Charles
North Berkley
Cally
Germany
United States
Mafeking
Dutoits James O'Lrien
St. Louis
A. al. McCormack
Annie Mathers
Pittaburg
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Dawson
Cape Nome
Lowers
Capt
Tavis
Lexington
Bargail
O&dlas
Uov
Goebel
Bandon
B.C
William McLeod
Moffett
Houstanta
Ninth Infantry
Antique
Panay
Iuizon
Pepin
Santiago de Los Caballos Cuba
John Gallagher
Joliet
Lords Roberts and Kitchener At War Burghers Ready For Siege
Reports from March describe Lord Roberts delaying official news while Gen. French directs maneuvers to corral Presidents and reinforce Mafeking relief amid Pretoria siege setup. War loan subscriptions surge at Bank of England as varied publics invest in Brittania. Queen Victoria ends London visit and returns to Windsor. British and Boer forces clash around Helpmukaar and Sundays River with dispatches noting Phelps’ death drawing wide attention.
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Ninth
E. I. Koeller
Bates
Nueva Caceres
Luzon
London
Mafeking
Bimberley
Gutert
Stromberg
Moddertiyoy
Manila
Amoriemia
Tioberta
Serdinand Ia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Assums
Queen Victoria
Ireland
Philippines
Viylug Fox
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Ling
Canada
Lord Roberts
Noors
Modder River
Transvaal
Houra
Bloemfontein
Abraham's Kranl
Free State
Capa
Joubert
Pretoria
Lorenzo Marquay
Wade
French Huust
Toemfontein
Dome
Geo
Presidenta
Unable to Catch Parker in Defraud Scheme in City
The city searches for Jenny Parker alias Maroh Roxtan a United States wanted person on a mail fraud charge connected to selling mysterious boxes at one dollar each. Postmaster reports 20 000 letters addressed to Parker piled up in two days as police pursue leads amid the case.
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Roxtan
Maroh
Jenny Parker
United States
Richard
Parker
Dawson to Cape Nome and Dawson sports update
Report by Morrison notes 19 expedl yships have left Dawson for Cape Nome since December. As weather moderates, more will start. Dawson population up about 6,000 from last year. Bowling results show Kirkwood teams defeating Akron and other opponents.
Fragmented Fragments of a Quack Patent Cure
A garbled OCR note hawks Montetter's Stomach Rulora claiming to relieve constipation digestion and related ailments. It asserts wealth themes and health claims without coherent detail or verifiable facts.
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Iran
Montetter
New Translation Of A P Aeles Involving A New Living Parish
A translated notice describes A P Aeles taking a distant charge and inviting ladies to home visits to make acquaintances. Cards were sent and a district visitor reports being misled by large corner letters indicating a reply. The Chicago Chronicle reports the incident while the Chicago Dispatch notes a hit or miss policy often has few striking features.
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Aeles
Thadow
Isa
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago
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Jobi Friederich
American Swiss Gazette
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Morrisville
Social Democratic National Convention
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James E. Watsons
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Minovapalis
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Moreh
Viobarin
Windsor
Britta Herreas
Anggarelurg
Muyet
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Helin
Fadysinttl
Sundays River
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Returin
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Helpmukaar
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Han Pranciac
Dlucuh
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Concriparion
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Jena
Aul
Druse Trigoco
Asain
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