New Parliament unfolding in Boer era election scene
The opening of parliament unfolds with Dutch burgher domination and Boer enthusiasm as Botha nominates General Heyer for speaker while Stockerton is supported by the Progressive party president Farrar. The assembly adjourns after stirring exchanges and Lord Seltorne urges union and peace.
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Truich
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African Republic
Hotmeier
Genera Botha
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George Farrar
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Cape Colony
Seitorne
Hiampeccheald
Elffenment
Transvaal
Brimnals Advocates Antitoxin Plan in Baltimore
Steventon, AI expert and co president of Baltimore County Medical Association, argues for only preventable deaths and claims germ diseases are curable by antitoxins. He proposes using convicted criminals in rosia factories if willing and suggests antitoxin production from humans, urging lawmaking to imprison or infect criminals with certain diseases as a remedy.
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Altimore
Steventon
Ai Gites
Che
Baltimore County Medical Association
Canadian Club Guest Invitation Reflects Regret
A letter from a Canadian guest expresses regret for not accepting an invitation to Tuncheon. The writer apologizes for limited time and notes admiration for Canadians and their peaceful yet strong qualities.
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Cs Agmuiral
Heresford
Rail Strike Vote Sparks Imminent Industrial Upheaval
Reports from the city indicate railroad workers across systems have overwhelmingly rejected wage increases. A strike is deemed necessary to push demands, with official counts due next week. If concessions fail, up to 1.4 million workers could be affected nationwide.
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Nave
Dominion Mines Shuts Down Esting to Striker
Local Dominion Mines reports shutdown of operation due to unidentified issue. Police and safety officials assess the site as workers number unclear. Officials caution on potential delays and require inspection before restart.
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Dominion i Mins
Provinc
Polar Expedition Letters from Portland Describe Early Start
Letters from Portland report the polar expedition planning to begin soon with a party led by Te. They describe a base near Barrow, 200 miles offshore, and preparations for a two year voyage. The writer notes the party remains in good health, with vegetable and meat provisions considered to sustain them during long northern travel.
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Portland
Ore
Mays
Howe
Tetlingwell
British Money in the Philippines Reports and Trade Talks
The article discusses plans for an agricultural bank in the Philippines funded by English capital, limited to a 10 percent rate and loans under $5,000, with American firms showing little interest. It also covers critiques of Pinkerton police operations in the U.S., imperial conference trade issues, Canadian cattle trade efforts, Portugal's politics, and emigration subsidies from New South Wales.
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Phillipines
Fey
Fim
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Islands
Egypt
Philpines
Great Britain
Bureau of Insular Adairs
London
England
J. Ward
New Zealand
Winston Churchill
New South Wales
Reuter
Thevernment of
Fevare
Canada
Missisquoi Bay
Champlain
Apenne
Vermont
New York Post
Resurrection in the Sunday School lesson commentary
A reflective sermon style piece discusses the central role of Christ’s resurrection in gospel truth, urging believers to embrace the risen Christ, preach the gospel widely, and anticipate the future reign with renewed vigor. It contrasts erroneous views of redemption focused only on heaven with the biblical hope of resurrection bodies and kingdom fulfillment.
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Isaac
Christ
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Moses
Jerusale
Jesus
Paul
John Ail
Israel
Church
Jerusalem
Nicodemus
John Mi
Romania
Lumber trade shifts shape regional market and borders
A witness discusses the lumber industry, noting emphasis on local and export trade by water to Europe, South America, and Africa. He links immigration, labor supply, and tariffs to lumber costs, and cites recent Canadian competition and U S price differences as affecting mills and markets.
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Europe
Asa
South America
Mtica
Columbia
Redistribution of Seats in Canada Report
The quinquennial census results list new constituencies for Saskatchewan and Alberta. Saskatchewan names Battleford Humboldt Moose Jaw Regina Saskatoon and others, while Alberta lists Calgary Edmonton Macleod Medicine Hat Red Deer Strathcona. Amid calls to reform the House of Lords, Sir Charles Dilke leads memorialists pressing the government for a clear plan.
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Humboldt
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
Regina
Saltcosts
Saskatoon
Qu Appelle
Alberts
Calgary
Edmonton
Macleod Medicine Hat
Red Deer
Strathicons
Victoria
House of Commons
House of Lords
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Charles Dilke
Antivewish Outbreaks Near Romanian Frontier
Reports from Czernowin towns near Modavia detail a growing antivewish outbreak in Roumania. Peasants attacked Jews in Burduzent, looted property, and fled toward the frontier to Jiskanna. About 2,000 fugitives, mostly women and children, reached the frontier. disturbances spread to Potahami where Jews’ homes were attacked as the town nearly emptied. Authorities are preparing to shelter Humwaman fugitives.
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Czernowh
Mustrian
Modavia
Roumania
Itzhani
Suerna
Aod
Burduzzent
Jiskanna
Home Rule Fight Sparks Unionist Lobby for Hep Action
In London a Unionist faction presses opposition to Home Rule while a Dublin deputation, led by the Duke of Lansdowne, seeks active propaganda. A. J. Balfour vows to fight Home Rule, noting sentiment has not varied though defeat of the late Mr. Bryce’s measure weighs. Rev Edward Matthews reports Roosevelt will donate a flag for Nelson bust and delivers a White House message to the King.
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Meron
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Teed
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Tas
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Edward W. Matthews
Roosevelt
Lord Nelson
Pastor Academy
Ng Edward
White House
Matt Wone
Ian
Mr Matthews
Panama Canal progress praised by visiting U S delegation
The United States congressional party inspecting the Panama canal arrived from Colon on the steamer Panama and expressed high satisfaction with ongoing construction progress. The visitors were bound for New York in the afternoon.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States Congressional Party
Panama Canal
Colon
Theavellers
Panamas
New York
Weekly Wheat Market Outlook from Thompson and Sons
Thompson and Sons report on world wheat markets with cautious optimism for higher prices though trade remains slow. Record Western primary receipts and lake port movements delay price gains while European crop damage and milder weather support export demand. forecasts note winter kill risks in Indiana Ohio Michigan and potential European shortages boosting futures.
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Pope Tuary
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Lake
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Germany
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Thompson, Son
Case at Al Dunne's court continues amid consent
Sen Franciten mayor case meal continued to Al Dunne's court by consent of both sides. Schmite declined to comment on alleged confessions said to have been made to the genom by board members.
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al Dunne
Schmite
Genom
Proclaiming a Revolution Belt In Central America
The report notes a push to extend British influence by advancing a revolution belt through Central America to safeguard British interests. It highlights imperial motive, regional stake, and potential tensions with local authorities. No concrete dates or named crews are provided in the readable text.
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Central America
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