Kitchener Advances as Boers Lay Down Arms Now
London reports indicate British commanders push forward with Kitchener entering Prieska Cape Colony without opposition. Boers reportedly surrender across the region while Roberts and Buller remain inactive awaiting developments. Concurrent dispatches note threats to Johannesburg and railway bridges blown by Boer forces.
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Republicans to Nominate Delegates at State Convention
A Republican state convention met with about 400 delegates in Rock March 20. It will nominate four delegates to the Philadelphia National Convention and adjourn until July 1 for state officer seminar. Likely national delegates include Judge McClure C N Bix S A Duke and Fred Hovis. Powell Clayton will not be a delegate.
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Goebel Murder and 3000 Men Plan Arrest
Cincinnati reports T C Campbell says the Goebel assassination case shows no arrest yet but a force of 3000 armed men could reach an eastern Kentucky county. He cites a conspiracy with anti rebel party members including officials before and after the election.
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Breeches Allegations Spark Boer British Firefight Claims
Dispatches from Bloemfontein relay Boer claims that British troops fired on surrendering soldiers while flag signals appeared. The exchange references Spion Kop and Tugela battles amid reports of Dum-Dum bullets. Germany warns Johannesburg’s destruction would hurt German property interests.
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Big Linseed Mill Burned in Midnight Fire at Pigus
The WW. P. Orr linseed mill, second largest in the United States, and the Piqua flouring mill were destroyed by fire at midnight in Pigus, Ohio. Oil loss estimated at 175,000 to 650,000 dollars. Assistance from five surrounding towns helped battle the blaze.
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Michigan Man in Africa Sparks Cape Town Letter Mystery
Grand Rapids March 20 The mystery of General White the fugitive Michigan state troops chief is solved by a letter from Cape Town dated February 19. White claims innocence and regrets not returning to Michigan to face troubles.
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Curtis Nomination At Topeka Delegates Named At Convention
Curtis renomination carried at Topeka convention with Griffin as chair and Seaton Emery as delegates to the national meeting. Evans pension removal favored. Batley’s name not presented. Also notes on senate naval bill to extend Pacific cable to Honolulu and social pages from Atchison and nearby towns.
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Amusements cast listed for Arizona opera house show
The program for tomorrow night in Arizona lists Henry Canby owner of Aravaipa ranch Theodore Roberts Col Bonham Eleventh U S cavalry Edwin Holt Sam Wong Stephen French Mrs Canby wife of the rancher Mattie Earle Estra lia Booham wife of the colonel Jane Taylor Lena Kellar waitress Adora Andrews Lieutenant Daentoo Eleventh U S cavalry Vincent Serrago Boatie Canby Extrelis's sister Eleanor Robeon Mise McCullagh school teacher Ethel Harrison Dr Fenlon surgeon Eleventh U S cavalry Geo O'Donnell Captain Hodgman Eleventh U S cavalry Geo Nash Tony Mostano a Vaquero Edgar Selwyn Lieutenant Halleck Eleventh U S cavalry Malcolm Guns Sergeant Kellar Eleventh U S cavalry Lionel Barrymore Lieutenant Young Bievesth U S cavalry Sidney Ainsworth Major Cochran Alkerwwath U S cavalry Almeric Grigny SS ee
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Republicans adjourn sixth district convention in district fight
Kansas City March 20 A Star Special says to avoid a public show of strength in the fight for Congressman Reeder the Republican convention of the sixth district adjourned after a short session and planned a caucus. The final organization names A H Ellie and J G Brown as chair and secretary with Ellie mildly for Reeder and Brown backing any challenger. Reeder refuses to present his name without assured nomination. D J Hanna and Joel R Burrow named district delegates. EW Wellington for delegate at large.
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Lawrence's Dies Yesterday After Noon at 82
Joseph Kelso, age 82, longtime Lawrence resident since 1866, died yesterday afternoon at 331 Indiana Street from old age and grip. Funeral set for 7 PM tomorrow at the residence. He leaves four children. one daughter unable to attend. Kelso was well known as a leading local business figure in earlier years.
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Desirable Building Lots on Ohio Street Offered
Good lots in a choice location on Ohio Street, described as the finest residence portion of the area. Limited parcels remain available, with terms and prices to be arranged by the seller.
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Markets and Receipts Report from Kansas City and Midwest
Markets report shows mixed cattle and hog prices with steady to firm receipts and bids. Grain notes include May futures and crop bids for corn oats and soybeans at Kansas City and nearby markets, with rustics and livestock terms obscured but indicating usual seasonal movement and price ranges.
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