Kruger Seeks Arbitration Backing Amid Boer War Strain
London dec 21 Mr Wm L Stead reports from The Hague on Kruger's stance in the arbitration push and calls for united mediation by civilized governments. He cites harsh English conduct, suffering of women, and the need for international reaction while noting Steyn De larey and De Wet control the Boer positions.
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Cape Dutch rally to support invading Boers in London
The Daily Mail reports private reliable advices from London saying Cape Colony districts near the Orange River are in revolt as Boers rally backcountry support. Expect sharp fighting on a large scale before the invasion is crushed.
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Imperial Yeomanry to be paid amid South Africa war
London announces pay for imperial yeomanry set at one shilling and two pence per day as part of wartime measures. Reinforcements are arranged, with cavalry units to depart as transporters are ready and detachments to form quickly. Reports note deployments to Australia and New Zealand with additional coast guard support and expected movements toward Cape Colony and surrounding regions.
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French Canadians Forecast Mass Return From Maine to Quebec
A Montreal dispatch reports that 150000 to 200000 French Canadians in Maine may return to Quebec in early spring. Dupont, a colonization agent, cites discontent over church language rights and economic strain as key drivers, noting Biddeford's 12000 movers. The dispute has been sent to Rome for settlement.
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Canadians Satisfied Riddeford Meeting Plans Return to Canada
In Riddeford Maine a future meeting will be addressed by Colonization Agent Dupont to recruit French Canadian citizens to return to Canada. Locals doubt success, noting French residents here are prosperous and content with mills running full time. French Catholics have priests and attend services in French.
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Ordered to Sign Conger Receives Chinese Pact Instructions
Washington follows Pekin advices as Mr Conger is instructed to sign an accord now reportedly signed by other ministers in Beijing. The US accepts a compromise amid unrest, with no further occupation by American forces beyond a legation guard. The British demand on Pekin and Chili remains, but does not alter US status. The agreement is expected to be signed before the end of the week.
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Syrian beauty Sophie Maloof appears on abduction bid charge
In Heston on December 11 Sophie Maloof a 12 year old Syrian beauty married to Jabour Nadre faced a municipal court judge over a abduction warrant. Her lawyer seeks to compel witnesses to answer while her parents contest her age and intend to prove it by birth records. The case centers on alleged attempts to separate her from her husband before a court determines legality and consent.
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Draw in Lowell boxing match ends in fifteen round standoff
Joe Flaherty of Lowell and Jack Delaney of New York fought 15 rounds at 133 pounds in Burkes hall before 409 spectators. The referee Thomas Scully ruled a draw, with both boxers weighing in under the limit and each displaying skillful defense and hard exchanges.
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Dion Defeats Jordan In Eight Round Bout At Knickerbocker
John Dion outweighed Bill Jordan 170 to 150 and dominated the match from the fourth round. The referee stopped the bout in the eighth, awarding the decision to Dion. Jordan’s camp cited poor condition, while Dion’s team included Fred Humphrey and Joseph Koges. Next up, Jordan vs Bill Regan is slated for Knickerbocker Club next week.
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Blood up in Canada fuels new amateur boxing push
Montreal dispatch reports United States promoters backing an Ottawa amateur athletic club to host staged fights with notable American boxers. Fights barred by federal law may proceed in licensed city venues with limited rounds and no knockouts as Ottawa joins Chicago style sparring under a new by law granting licenses. Nearby, Cincinnati fights face state governor opposition while Chicago suspends boxing at Tattersalls amid promoter concerns and alleged manipulation of the Gans–McGovern bout.
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