Kruger's Final Decision Rumors Amid Boer War Report
London dispatches report The Transvaal government rejects unconditional surrender but vows to fight it out. Kruger seeks terms or peace via Dutch messages to Great Britain while Lord Roberts advances. Mafeking reports show Eloff surrender after internal desertions and casualties for Baden-Powell's forces.
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Kruger
Great Britain
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Kroonstad
Natal evacuated as Boers leave Buller's march to Transvaal
London reports the 30ers have departed Natal yielding Laing's Nek clearing the way for Gen Buller to advance into the Transvaal once railways are repaired. Lord Roberts remains at Kroonstad, Gen Rundle encamped at Trommel, with a patrol noted.
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Baden-Powell Promoted to Major General Glory
London May 22 The Queen has bestowed the first recognition of the services Baden Powell rendered to his country by promoting him to the rank of major general.
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Canada Praised For Relief Of Mafeking Artillery
Ottawa reports Lord Minto received a cable from Jos Chamberlain of London dated May 22 praising Canada for great service by Canadian artillery in relieving Mafeking. The message confirms congratulations to Canada from the British colonial secretary.
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Frisco Mongolians Opposed to Bubonic Plague Inoculation
San Francisco May 22 The board of health abandoned efforts to inoculate Chinese in Chinatown as tensions rose. Inspectors will monitor ferries and rail stations to inoculate departing Orientals. Chinese shops closed, fears fueled by a Chinese circular claiming poisoning. Some Japanese were among those inoculated. one Berkeley resident fell ill and another man at the ferry was reported dangerously ill.
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Government Victory in Colombia Spurs Leíbria Mass Support
Kingston reports from Colombia announce Lebrija in Santander celebrating a major government victory. Rebels threaten in other departments as Carthagena and Baranquilla fall under rebel control, with many officials sympathetic to rebels. Panama reportedly in a critical state.
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Paris Chamber backs government in three votes
Paris on May 22 7 15 p m the Chamber of Deputies expressed confidence in the government by three successive votes. The crucial tally sustaining the premier stood 271 ayes to 226 nays.
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Southern Luzon unrest and plague claim early deaths
General Bell bans municipal reforms amid disturbed conditions in southern Luzon as insurgents surround coast towns and attack small garrisons. Maj Wise fights 1000 rebels in Donsol while more troops head to Bell. In Mindanao at Cottabatte a confab ends with shooting and deaths as Lt Maj Brett shells a Spanish fort. The first white death from bubonic plague is recorded with seven native deaths at Quiapo Market.
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Dewey letter on Philippine Republic salute and island actions
Admiral Dewey informs the Navy Secretary that no salute was fired to the Philippine republic flag. Isla Grande, Subig Bay was captured by Raleigh and Concord under his orders with no resistance from Aguinaldo’s forces. The Spanish garrison on the island was captured without aid, then turned over to Filipinos for safekeeping per Capt. Coghlan’s report. prisoners refused parole and no facilities existed to hold them. Aguinaldo was promised humane treatment under the laws of war.
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Powers Arrested In Goebel Murder Probe Near Barboursville
John Powers brother of Secretary of State Caleb Powers was arrested in Knox county near Barboursville on a complicity charge in Gov. Goebel s murder. He was taken to Barboursville for habeas corpus proceedings. Barboursville reports of trouble circulated as Gov Beckham considers troops to preserve order. Authorities in Kentucky refuse to mandamus Gov Mount to honor Beckham s requisition for Finley. Militia shifts from Republicans to Democrats follow.
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Former Kentucky Governor Denounces Kentucky Court Action
Former Kentucky Governor Taylor denounces the court and General Assembly actions as the greatest crime against civil liberty. He says Beckham did not win a majority, the supreme court lacks jurisdiction, and Republicans and liberty Democrats suffered under usurpation. He vows not to envy Beckham’s reported victory.
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Cosy home for Monly with $1250 down payment
Nearly new 7 room cottage in perfect order with 300 feet of land in a prime location. 100 cash, 5 percent interest, owner moving from city and selling real estate. Also a bargain on a double tenement house on Main Street in Old Ward 5 rented at $80 per month. Call T H Elliott at 64 Central Street for full particulars.
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Their Mission to the Capital Recognition Fails in Washington
The State department sees no further talks with the Boer delegation in Washington. Officials view their credentials as unofficial and note the only sign of power was cards labeling delegates as ministers plenipotentiary. Analysts doubt any swift intervention will occur while propaganda continues via private individuals. The article also reports Senator Spooner's Philippine speech on governance after insurrection and cites a House session with Alaska and Hawaii measures.
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Spriggs
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Boers Envoys Visit White House in March Meeting
Three Boer envoys Fischer Wessels and Wolmarens called on President McKinley at the White House. They received no credentials or official status and discussed Washington admiration and U.S. stance on South Africa. The President recalled offering mediation to England which was declined and said the United States could do no more. The envoys thanked him and left.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Renewed Vitality
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla during warm weather to purify and enrich the blood, claiming it revitalizes the entire body with new life and vigor.
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Porto Rican appointments dominate cabinet meeting
Washington on May 22 reports the cabinet devoted to Porto Rican appointments under the new government. The act provides a council of eleven with five natives and six Americans. Governor Alien has proposed five Porto Ricans while the President considers several names for the six American posts. Boers' envoys visit not discussed and regarded as closed.
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President and Cabinet Yachting Trip Up Potomac
Secretary Long hosts the President and Cabinet on a naval yacht Sylph for a Potomac voyage from Washington to Indian Head and back, returning to the city about nine this evening. The president and officials traveled as guests of Secretary Long.
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Hamilton case not in court as 29 die in Peck's Mill Pond disaster
Bridgeport, May 22. The motor man George A. Hamilton, indicted for manslaughter in the Peck's Mill Pond disaster that killed 29 on August 6, did not appear in superior court. His $2000 bond was called. authorities believe he is in New York state.
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Fire damages Yale observatory photographic room
New Haven May 22 Fire today destroyed the photographic room of the Yale observatory and damaged other rooms in the building by water. Dr Elkins fixes loss at 109 dollars for the building and 500 dollars for the contents. The apparatus for the southern trip was water soaked but the damage was slight due to secure packing.
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Boston Shut Out Pull Off Victories
St. Louis game reports a shutout win with Sullivan failing to hold Jones in the fourth inning. St. Louis bunched hits as runs were needed. attendance 1,900. Score not provided.
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Colts Edge Bills 9 5 in Cleveland Kansas City Loss
Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 2 1 and Indianapolis 1 Bates 5 at New Haven Yale College 14 Bates 5. Buffalo 9 defeated Chicago 5. Cleveland 12 toppled Kansas City 2 in the outlying matchups.
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National League Results Summary
St Louis defeated Boston 7 to 0. Cincinnati beat New York 8 to 5. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 5. Brooklyn led Pittsburgh 4 to 0 in the final listed score.
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Jeffries Plans Time Schedule for His Challenger
New York May 22 William A Brady manager of James J Jeffries has laid out a tight time plan for his champion with key challengers. Corbett must raise 2500 by June 2 and fight next. Fitzsimmons would take 65 percent regardless of outcome. Sharkey or Ruhlin split 75 25 in wins and losses. Dan Stuart views a Carson heavyweight title bout after Horton law expires with Jeffries against Sharkey Ruhlin or rival.
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Courier Ad Seen By Readers Prompts Advertiser Notice
Readers report spotting ads from local advertisers in the Courier. The notice urges businesses to continue placing promotions and reminds them of visible placement and reach through the paper.
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