Boers Claim British Devastation in Bethal Battle
Kronstadt March 2 reports Gen Olivier leading Boer forces engaging Gatacre’s troops near Bethal. Boers claim heavy British losses and numerous captures as De Wet arrives. Destructive fighting with Col. Plumer’s division reported near Onsberone.
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Orange Free State
Vie Pretoria
Genare Olivier
Gatacre
Bethaile
DeWet
Plumer
Onsberoncs
London Notes on Boer War Reports and Movements
London dispatches summarize mixed signals from the front as Gatacre and Brabant are reported advancing, with Ro berta’s messages hinting at surrender or reorganization. Reports of Mafeking relief loom large while Crises around Lobatsi and Labatsi attract attention and diplomacy edges toward possible intervention and federation plans.
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Maarel
Telektms
Beatish
Foreign Office
Pretoria Verteriay
Herd Trobert
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Daily News
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
Transvaal
Mafeking
Mining Suit Between Marcus Daly and Clark Trial
A high profile mining case opens in Coore Butte Montana March 22 pitting Marcus Daly and United States Senator Clark as rival copper kings. Apex and billions in potential value drive the proceedings with prominent geologists and mining men on both sides.
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Marcus Daly
United States
Clark
Coore
Butte
Mont
Apex
Sda
Strong Case in Horlocker Poisoning Trial in Nebraska
Hastings March 22 evidence showed Miss Horlocker mailed poisoned candy to Mrs Morey and that she bought arsenic from two druggists. Morey, the defendant’s husband, testified as to the candy plot and a courtroom altercation occurred when he challenged a witness. In New York, Carnegie and Frick reportedly settled their feud and formed a large steel combine. Washington heard arbitration talk on Nicaragua claims and a Des Moines resolution denounced the Porto Rican tariff bill.
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Hastings, Neb
Horlocker
Footpad Gayly Leaves for Chicago Dreaming of Chicago
A wandering footpad in shabby gear proclaims he departs for Chicago, praising the Windy City in extravagant mock elegy. He jokes of retirement to a peaceful life on fruits of nightly crimes, warns of police, and salutes Chicago as the queen city of the West amid satirical impressions of St. Louis and vast urban myth.
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Washington
Mie
Mount Pleasant
Drevy
Chicago
West
Lake Superior
Milenwaukes
Ploca
Long Louie
St. Louis
Cook County
Chi‘cago
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Star
Strike by machinists shuts work in Cleveland area
Cleveland March 2 machinists in more than fifty establishments quit work this morning in accord with a decision made last night. About 1500 men are idle and more may join as the strike expands into other trades dependent on machinists. The men demand a ten hour day with ten hours pay and will stay out until the demand is met.
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Sig
Cleveland
Ohio
Beckham issues orders to militia for Kentucky trials
An authorized statement from Col. David G. Cole on March 22 denies knowledge of a confessed police case involving Sgt Gulden. Beckham ordered state guard units to report tonight to protect the courthouse and jail during tomorrow’s examining trials. Units from Louisville and the third regiment in southern and western Kentucky are en route. local loyalists and supporters of Powers and Colton plan to attend.
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Col
David
G. Coleon
Sargeant Gulden
Perry Howard
Col- 40N
Howard
Beckham
State Guard
Murray
Lesington
Longmire
Bie
Ita
Louleville
Kentucky
Castleman
Taylor
Gaya
Powers
Colton
Guns Shipped and Mountain Outbreak Fears Staged in Kentucky
In Frankfort a large shipment of guns and ammunition was stored near the jail housing suspects Powers, Davis, Whitaker and Quibon amid fears of an invasion from mountain counties. Deputies were sworn in, with Sheriff Suter leading 125 special deputies this afternoon. the Beckham militia contributed armed men still unconfirmed for duty.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Davia
Whitaker
Quibon
Kinta
Castleman
Beckham
Louisville
Suter
Loulaville
Walden tariff talks and political shifts in Washington
March 22 reports renewed efforts to pass the Pem Rican bill with allies hopeful though Republican opposition vows the tariff provision cannot pass. Multiple compromise ideas appear as discussions continue amid political maneuvering in Washington. Volney Washford, once Hawaiians activist and adviser, dies in Oakland. Gen Longstreet recovers in Macon. FOREIGN GOSSIP notes cotton use, Amazon exploration, European influence, Queensland orange industry, Bank of England notes, and Atlantic storm patterns. Germany’s ready made clothing exports decline, and Danish maidens receive wedding ring customs unchanged.
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Tarif Bil
Washington
Wallan
Oakland
Calif
Volney Washford
Hawaiien Crown
Longetreet Mas
Macon
Miss
Longatreet
Il Haa
Germany
Amazon
Europeana
Queensland
la Beng
Spain
Italy
California
Bank of England
Canplan
Maltas
Mediterranean
England
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
Pat Comatey
Convicted mother to life term in Bloomfeld for alleged murder
Mary Ann Anderson, 46, recently convicted in Bloomfeld Indiana of abetting the murder of her mentally disabled daughter about nine years ago, was placed in a women's prison to serve a life term. Also reported is farmer Jobs Wiss near Burnville Harrison County discovering a hoard of gold coins dated before the Civil War on his farm. A. W. Kennedy of San Francisco oversees a Seattle project building a raft containing 14,000,000 feet of lumber towed to Japan, a risky yet potentially profitable venture when finished the raft will be 665 feet long and draw substantial water.
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Mary Ann Anderson
Bloomfeld
Ind
Jobs Wiss
Burnville
Harrison County
Uoearthed
A. W. Kennedy
San Francisco
Seattle
Japan
Early American Giants in Grand Canyon Footprints Tale
A letter argues for a race of giants in North America, citing 20 inch footprints and a petrified giant found in the Grand Canyon area. It recounts a tale from a guide named Hull of a 20 foot body, with limb damage, and ties to ancient Mexican and tribal legends, set against Mammalian age geology.
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United States of America
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Arizona
Grand Canyon District
Abe
Mexico
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Flagstaff
Cance
Hull
Jim Lavelle
Indiana
Iase
Jay
Ifull
Waaman
Prescott
Markets and Livestock Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Market listings show cattle hogs and livestock values with varied strength across items. Prices for calves pigs feeders and related lots appear mixed with some sectors stronger and others steady or up slightly in a busy Chicago area market report.
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