Delay in Beginning Heatu taken as a good tradeation
Dispatches from South Africa report both sides delaying any attack as diplomacy persists. Peace advocates gain traction in Britain while Boer leaders push for terms or invasion, with refugee hardships in Cape Town and rumors of Victoria’s abdication circulating through Vienna sources. Transatlantic shipping notes and Natal reinforcements shape the war outlook as Kaftirs raid East Rand.
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British and Boer Conflict Rumors Flourish Amid Dispatches
The Standard reports fugitives arriving at Beaufort claim 40 tons of dynamite were laid for a railway bridge over the Orange river at Nabala point. Charlestown telegraph links reopen. Sandspruit Boer force reinforced but not expected to advance. London notes no change in South Africa war mood with peace efforts ongoing and 5,000 reserves to be mobilized soon.
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Dewey Accepts Home Gift From Public For Washington Residence
Admiral Dewey accepted a prebuilt Washington house donated by the public through a fund raised by about 43 000 subscribers. He stated the gift should remain modest and requested funds be kept to furnish the home, with the total fund around fifty thousand dollars. He planned to travel to New York tonight to observe a yacht race the next day.
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Navy Department
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Cannibalism Report From Sydney Steamer Tale
Vancouver reports a Sydney steamer tale of cannibalism. Amaru a Hawaii native and immigration orderly at Noumea was tied to a stake and burned by a tribe after mislanding with his new wife. He was torn apart and placed on a fire with two sheep as dummy offerings. The British man of war has the matter.
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Controversy Over Sampson and Schley May Be Dropped
In a summary of naval politics, sources say the Sampson-Nenley dispute over promotion may be allowed to fade as the administration seeks to avoid a renewed fight among supporters of the two officers.
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Massachusetts convention backs Crane and Guild ticket in McKinley era
Boston reports the Republican state convention nominates Lt Gov W Murray Crane for governor and Gen Curtin Guild for lieutenant governor by acclamation. Horese Knowlton reels reappointment as attorney general. Col Melvin Adams chairs amid cheers praising national and state administrations.
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Committee On
Appointment of Eastman Revealed Amid Kansas Politics
A telegram confirms D. W. Eastman as receiver for Bald, Oklahoma, with Leland and Baker linked to an unknown agreement. The item notes university events, football plans, music tours, and faculty activities in Lawrence including hires, investigations, and upcoming performances.
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McKinley Visits Quincy Home for Veterans Parade
President McKinley and cabinet visit the Illinois Soldiers Home in Quincy with 1500 veterans cheering. He reviews lines of veterans, visits the hospital, and speaks from the reviewing stand thanking citizens for the patriotic welcome and honoring Spanish‑American War veterans.
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Western Chautauquas Federation Organized in Kansas City
Seventeen Chautauqua assemblies from Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Colorado formed the Western Federation of Chautauquas in Kansas City Missouri to cooperate on lecturer bookings and reduce costs. F M Shaw of Boulder Colorado was named president and A H Limerick of Winfield Kansas secretary with headquarters planned at Winfield.
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Mules Arrive as Typhoon Loss Reduces Shipment
The United States Transport Slam from San Francisco reached port with over 330 mules for deployment but reports show only nineteen males survived after two severe typhoons. The crew notes the animals died from suffocation due to enclosed spaces and lack of air. No human casualties.
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San Francisco
Markets by Wire Kanbar City Live Stock and Grain Prices
Market wire reports in Kasana Cer and Carris receipts showing 6,000 natives and Texans steady. native steers 4.00 per cwt, cows and heifers 17834.80. stockers and feeders 3.20 to 4.30. mixed packing 4.20 to 6.46. heavy Packers 41.96 to 64.5. grain prices listed for Kansas City and Chicago live stock and grain markets with various futures and cash bids, including corn, oats, white wheat and butter prices.
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