Peace rumors gain ground in England over South Africa war
London dispatches report talks of possible Boer peace within weeks. Roberta headquarters note a lack of guiding leadership among the burghers and signs of disintegration. Kruger and Steyn are said to have been present at the March 7 fight but urged readiness to submit. messages from Glencoe describe Kruger drilling with volunteers as Boer resistance appears unsure of intervention and the war’s end within a month.
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South Africa
Poplar Grove
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Free State
Lufe
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Precidentu Kruger
Stevo
Tght
Ubell
Belileh
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Keager
British imperial fears and Boer peace overtures amid war news
Reported discussions in London and Durban describe British demand for reimbursement and Kruger era claims, with Salisbury’s hard line on independence. A Ladysmith naval brigade parade drew vast crowds as war weariness grows. London war loan set at 630 million pounds with 2.25 percent interest and redemption in 1910. Daily News notes rumors of unofficial peace overtures between two republics, but terms remain unacceptable postwar. Osfontein dispatch describes Roberts-surprise moves as Boers retreat with little resistance.
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Pears
London
The
Daily News
Crumbling War News and Local Notices Reach Lawrence
Dated dispatches from London note Lord Roberts aims near Bloemfontein while Mafeking relief doubts arise. Local items report Carl Fischer's sudden death, university ticket hikes, and county efforts to tax mortgages. Lawrence addresses street work, public notices, and the death of Mrs. Mandail amid campus and city updates.
Indignation Over Hobbs Paper At Pure Food Congress
At the National Pure Food and Drug Congress in Washington on March 9 indignation arose over Col. Hobbs of New York having a paper read on pure food legislation. His paper was expunged from official records and the discussion shut down. Hobbs defended certain butter substitutes as essential to the dairy product. New York Agriculture Secretary Landora and National Dairy Union Secretary Knight protested as the reading was suppressed. Senator Marion of Minnesota praised pure food laws as urgent as tariff reform. Thurber of New York reviewed twenty years of pure food legislation as the afternoon session focused on current bills and proposed amendments.
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Washington
National Pure Food and Drug Congress
Col
W. Hobbs
New York
Col. Hobbs
George J.landora
State of
Charles ¥. Knight
Ghlenge
National Dairy Union
Col. Hobba
Anid
Hobba
Prcking Industries
Alexander
Wedderburn
Willian
Mavon
Minol
Puerto Rico
Fe B. Thurber
Congress
Afghan ameer pledges support to Britain in India battle
In a London issued statement the ameer of Afghanistan warns Russia cannot win a war against Afghanistan and India. He notes Islam would rally across Asia if Russia attacked and says Afghans prefer death to slavery while offering troops to aid Britain in the Transvaal and pledging solidarity with England in distant struggles.
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Debs for President and Harriman Named National Ticket
The Social Democratic Party in Indianapolis announced Eugene V Debs for president and Job Harriman for vice president, uniting with the Socialist Labor faction. The merged party will retain the Social Democratic name and seek broad voter support in a forthcoming national victory. The agreement requires approval by majorities of both parties reporting to a referendum.
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Indianapalis
Eugene V.debs
Indiaon
Job Harriman
California
Thin
Social Democratic Party
Ailquit-Harriman
Social Faita Labor Party
Social Democrats
Webs
Socialistic Labor
Vcial Democratsc Party
Canal Treaty Amended For Defense Rights Reported
Senate foreign relations panel backs amending the Day-Patnock treaty to permit U S forces for defense and order. Morgan of Alabama signals support as executive session to push the treaty advances. Witnesses describe the amendment as ensuring defense of United States interests.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Alabama
Penate,pcoepling
Change Norricy
Senate
Varied Reactions When Soldiers are Wounded in Battle
In a Civil War medical note, a dozen soldiers hit by bullets show diverse responses. Some continue fighting while others faint, tremble, or become disoriented. One officer rode ten miles after leg injury. another lost a finger and went mad. a third died from shock without external bleeding.
Philippine Troops to Return Home in phased withdrawal
The War Department moves to renovate the Philippines forces by removing long-serving battalions from the Fourteenth Eighteenth and Twenty third regiments and replacing them with recruits gathered in the United States. Otis is told to select the battalion from each unit with expiring terms or health problems and send them home as new recruits join ships like the Sumner.
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War Department
Philippines
Otis
United States
Panay
Cebu
Jolo
Manila
Department
New York
The Lincoln Dinner by Working Men's Committee
More than 550 men and women attended the Lincoln dinner at Terrace Garden in New York on March 9. The event featured a lavish dollar dinner with notable menu and decorations. Attendees adopted resolutions pledging to support Lincoln era principles of right justice and equality and to oppose aggression and imperial ambitions driven by a powerful military government in Washington.
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New York
Workingmen's Committee
Terrace Garden
Grand Central Palace
Washington
Free Republic
Waterway plan and river improvements reach approval
Washington reports detail a Waterway bill proposing $25,000 for Gasconade river, $100,000 for Missouri river in Callaway, $50,000 for Osage river, plus $0,000 for Overton Missouri improvements. Other items include smallpox on the cruiser Newark and patent amendments discussed by the National Council of Jewish Women.
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Shackleford
Gasconade
Missouri River
Callaway County
Overton
Cooper County
Osage County
Be Roll Caled Bills Considered by Committee of the Whale
Washington March 9 In the house Pemeten Bills were considered by the Committee of the Whole. A point of no quorum was raised as the speaker could not count more than 316 members present. Doors were closed and a call of the house ordered. Absentees appeared and 218 members were counted. The committee then moved to private pension bills.
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Washington
Youne
Talbert
South Carolina
Lacey
Ows
Stormy Session at National Convention Nominates Social Democrat ticket
Indianapolis March 9 A stormy convention session adjourned after debates over party name and ticket. Debe declined presidency while McCarthyney and Carey proposed Merriman for president and Hayes for vice president. Burriman declined and confusion followed as the meeting adjourned.
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Ind
Optime Democratic National Convention
Horna
United Party
Social Democrat Party
Social Democrat
Eugene Debe
Frederick C. McCarthney
Massachusetts
Debe
Bredman
Mlinois
Frederick O. McCarthney
Representative Carey
Job Merriman
California
Max Hayes
Cleveland
Burriman
Riot at Thirty-elack and Wallace streets ends in shootings
Labor trouble erupts into a riot on Thirty-elack and Wallace streets. One man shot and likely fatally wounded, six others injured, police arrive as crowds disperse. Walmart McLain and Walsh involved, with threats against them. Behindjer accused then denies, leading to further fighting before officers intervene. Welsh arrested.
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Elack
Wallace
Walray McLain
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Aroun
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Walsh
McTiain
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Atrikera
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Henatin
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Obie Street and Vermont Street Lots For Sale
Desirable building lots on Obie Street in a premier location with heat residence portion noted. Also available are South Lawrence Vermont Street lots cheaper than similar properties, convenient to the University and transportation, suitable for residence or business use.
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South Lawrence
University
Vermont
Livestock Market Report From Kanab City
O E Learnard reports cattle and feed prices with receipts and bid weakness. Native cows and heifers see mixed demand while packers buy light to steady, with various lot weights listed and monthly delivery windows noted for futures bids.
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Kavens
Maree
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