England's Terms Warrant Complete Surrender
London dispatch details a proposed surrender terms from Sir Alfred Milner to General Botha via Lord Kitchener. The note envisions cessation of hostilities, surrender of arms and munitions, and a transition to civil administration with public schools and law courts operating in English and Dutch. The exchange reveals Boer reluctance and a tepid parliamentary response.
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Neb sena tatorial vote shifts amid fusion effort in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska March 22 fusion forces shifted a senatorial tally by bringing two men from sick beds and flipping one republican, boosting votes to 65 needed for election. Ballot shows Allen fusion 9, Hitchcosk fusion 49, D E Thompson 59, Orounze 8, Currier 8, Murklejsha 23, Hinshaw 10, Blaewater 10. Washington reports a president and senator Baona discuss breaking the deadlock to elect two republicans. Hanna likens telegrams to public claims and hopes bolters return to party loyalty.
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Troops Withdraw From Tien Tain Border Fracas Ended
March reports say forces on both sides of the disputed Tien tain land have withdrawn and danger of clash ended. British opinion credits Gen Barrow’s quick call to marines from Taku for preventing a larger incident. Washington notes quieting hostilities may allow talks on remaining Indemnity terms and a Pekin meeting.
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COLLIERIES SHUT AS OPERATORS APPEAR ADVANTAGE
Reports from Shamokin Pennsylvania describe mines in the ninth district closed until Monday due to coal car scarcity. Miners suspect operators aim to prevent a strike or prepare for anticipated labor troubles in April. Governor Dockery appoints Missouri commissioners for Buffalo and Charleston expos. Additional items include a deadly assault in Atchison, a pianist's son’s death in Vienna, a Kennett man’s murder trial, and a bank robbery attempt in Toronto vicinity.
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New York Arrives to Press Morocco Settlement Demands
Gibraltar March 22 The armoured cruiser New York arrived and will proceed to Tangier to press the United States claim against Morocco for interference with American business. Emperor William drives out for the fires time visiting the mausoleum and returns to the castle as dignitaries are warmly welcomed. The Marseille street car strike continues with police controlling rioters while others are moved to the Philippines ration debate draws comments on sugar rations amid commissary reports. Washington reports trials of sugar ration changes, with detailed notes on supply and transport.
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Shooting at Pabst hotel ends in multiple wounds
In a New York hotel cafe, a 25 year old Richard Hayden Morris mortally altercations led to shots fired at two men, John B LeMngwell and Alexander F Dingwall, with Morris later identified as Robert H Moulton of Springfield. Police held Morris in $65,000 bond for examination after disarming the weapon. The incident occurred as Broadway theatre figures including actress Milas Seligman were present. Moulton claimed morphine influence and amnesia.
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New Phase of Old Mania Fuels Spooning Collectors
A restless collector craze has hotels and restaurants on edge as patrons pilfer spoons and heirloom hotel items. A prominent American social figure maintains a Paris Rome Vienna Cairo Algiers spoon trove, showcasing about 150 spoons in a velvet lined cabinet amid notes on quirky inns and global hotel souvenirs.
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Kentucky Evangelist Founds New Sect of Noneaters
Marion Hays leads a new faith in Kentucky declaring he has died and risen to live forever. He preaches total abstinence from all food and drink and claims heavenly visions. A reporter interviews Elliott, a disciple, who says Hays hopes to attain perpetual purity beyond hunger. Other disciples are mentioned but details are sparse.
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Cudahy Kidnapping Confession Sparks Telegram Conflicts
In Dalles a man under arrest claims Eddie Cudahy will identify him after being urged by Sheriff Johnson to arrange a train for the boy to inspect. Henderson denies talking to press until Eddie Oudshy speaks. Omaha police say no official notification of any confession. Meanwhile Lake Forest University closes two departments for a day as mumps epidemic spreads among students.
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Big Water Power Scheme Aims at Duluth and Superior
Ambitious water power plan from the Highland Canal and Power company seeks to deliver 100000 horsepower to Duluth and Superior via a 50 mile canal draining 2500 square miles. The project would also serve as a transport route for logs and forest products, with power priced about one third lower than Niagara. If built, it could attract 20000 horsepower of engines and transform regional energy and commerce. The plan envisions minimal locks and a gentle current to produce power near the harbor, alongside discussions of rail alignments and potential waterways.
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Markets by Wire and Cane Numbers From Kansas City and Washington
Markets by wire from Kansas City and Washington report mixed livestock and grain values with steers and cows showing varying gains and losses. Pigs and lambs show strong notes while wheat and corn receipts trend modest, and a late Washington dispatch quotes General MacArthur on the Rice deportation case following articles about a Philippine naval affair.
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