Boers Set to Make Stand Near Roberts Troops
London dispatch reports Boers expected to defend Wybo r g or nearby during Roberts advance to Bloemfontein. British supply lines to Ladysmith are under strain with 73 wagon loads of provisions en route as Mafeking awaits relief and Buller reports transport bottlenecks and reorganization needs.
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Ladysmith Siege Fallout and Battle Casualties
London dispatches report heavy losses at Ladysmith and ongoing Boer War actions. Casualties include officers killed and wounded, with Gen Buller and Gen White credited for defense, amid reports of relief efforts and strategic withdrawals.
Shipping and war talk dominate late winter news
London and Washington report heavy troop movements to South Africa with weekly ship sorties totaling about 38 vessels carrying thousands of men. Colonel Anderson and American infantry rout insurgents near Batanga as President McKinley heads to New York for the Ohio Society dinner. Minnesota bishop Gilbert dies. Frye's shipping bill report filed. snow paralyzes Buffalo transit.
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Trusts Report Urges Full Disclosure and Regulation
The Industrial Commission to Congress submits a preliminary report on trusts and industrial combinations. It recommends full business detail in prospectuses, mandatory property and liability reporting, interstate freight rules, and penalties tied to violations, with government oversight unless appeals reverse.
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Chicago machinists threaten major city strike over dispute
Fifty thousand machinists and metal workers in Chicago threaten a widespread walkout after failed talks between the Chicago association of machinery manufacturers and the International association of machinists. Local unions plan a separate strike tonight with citywide support and potential ripple effects in other centers.
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Rescuers Work for Eight Trapped Miners in Iron Mountain Mine
In Redding California rescuers labored in two hour shifts to free eight men trapped by a cave-in at Iron Mountain mine. Four men were pulled to safety, two died, one survived with injuries, and air line damage forced caution as a second collapse risked four more rescuers. Dr M Read returned from the mine and said further rescuing was unnecessary for the imprisoned men.
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IDAHO LABOR TROUBLES REVEALED BEFORE HOUSE PANEL
Testimony before the house committee on military affairs covered Idaho labor troubles. Wilber Stewart, Mul Jamida publisher, said riots show no open admission of martial law. Justice of the peace Edward Flanagan recalled riots, arrests, and executions. prisoners who disobeyed orders faced firing lines.
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Indictment Felt Against Board of Trade Members
A federal grand jury charged Charlie Chicago and five others with using the mails to defraud. Two indictments allege bucket shopping and fraud against correspondents in several states. Named defendants include A dyke Laverne Minn HB M Lloyd Sterling Kan A C Mains Philadelphia IL and A J Rogers Salem IA. The case is set for United States district court March 10.
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Religious Controversy Overshadows Insurrection in Manila
Manila reports a religious dispute eclipsing the uprising and plague, centered on reinstating the old Spanish-era share in provinces after Archbishop Chapelle interview. telegraphed via Madrid and published by Manila paper.
Porto Rico Duty Bill Passes House With President Message
Washington reports the Porto Rico tariff bill passed the House amid applause after a special message from the president proposing use of customs funds for island relief. The measure, tied to general relief and education, advances as the Philippines campaign proceeds with expectations of civil governance transfer by May.
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Montana case funds returned to state treasurer
The 830000 sent for the Expo in the Clark case was returned yesterday to State Treasurer Callins of Montana. The money, brought to Washington for identification and possible use by the Senate elections committee, is to be used no longer and will be turned into the state school fund if unclaimed. Congressman Campbell testified and faced cross examination by Mr. Faulkner.
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Tariff Dawson Sparks Editorial Convention Clash
Thomas M. Patterson of the Rocky Mountain News warned at the National Editorial convention that tariffs enable a few manufacturers to control the nation’s white paper supply. Editor Lanning of Norfolk Ohio challenged the claim about wood pulp protection, prompting delegates to denounce his methods as political. The session adjourned amid confusion. Ewing Herbert of Hiawatha Kansas presented a paper.
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Republicans meet to denounce Democrats in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on March 2 the Republican state convention elected Reed Smoot as temporary chair and condemned the Democratic legislature for failing to elect a U.S. senator, blaming the Democrats for governance failures at state and national levels. A separate item notes dividend declarations at a mining firm in Boston.
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Desirable Ohio Street Lots in prime Lawrence location
Real estate notice promotes good lots on Ohio Street described as the best residence portions of town near the university and transit, with South Lawrence options cheaper than acre properties. Also includes reference to local market data and agricultural stock prices from Canvas City March.
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