Victory for Boers at Nooitgedacht near Pretoria
London dispatch reports Gen Clements defeated by Gen Delarey with about 2 500 men near Nooitgedacht, four British officers killed, and fighting ongoing near Krugersdorp. Lord Kitchener notes 2 600 Boers attacked Clements camp from Warmbad, losses include Col Legge and Captains Bean Murdoch Atkins. Kruger and Leyds reportedly unmoved.
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Leyds
City Council bans prize fights in Chicago
Current events report that Chicago prohibits prize fights by city council resolution. Other items note an earthquake affecting East Tennessee Virginia and North Carolina. insurgents on Pangy burn Cabatuan. steel mills discuss a trade pool. a lynching scare around Jessie Morrison leads to guards. British compensation talks over Nicaragua canal. many New York steamships missing. a test case on duty free imports affecting Porto Rico and the Philippines. a fatal burn of Mrs. L F Widaten in Green Bay. papal consistory appoints bishops for Dubuque. trials for murder in White Plains and bribery case in South Omaha. Frank Chance near death after being struck by a pitch. copper found in Watchung mountains. death of David H. Nichols former Colorado lieutenant governor. and note that The Daily News is 10 cents a week.
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England Signs Willingness to Sign Peace Pact Amid China Talks
Washington reports from Peking that England signals willingness to sign the foreign ministers’ agreement with minor form changes. Conger notes Germany backs off death-penalty demands against Boxer leaders. Vienna dispatch says peace talks may begin at once as triple alliance backs faster settlement. Hong Kong placards incite January uprising. Pittsburgh man released then arrested for murder. Wichita reports wheat belt needs stock to eat wheat. 20,000,000 bushels forecast for Kansas and Oklahoma next year.
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Kan
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Barton Counties
Kay County
Okla
An Honor for Kruger in Limerick Freedom Award
The corporation of Limerick conferred the freedom of the city upon Mr. Kruger. The two members who opposed the proposal were howled down. The weekly News, largest and beat.
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Limerick
Corporation of Limerick
McGovern Beats Gans to Claim Lightweight Title
Chicago reports Terry McGovern defeated Joe Gans at Tattersall's in two minutes five seconds of the second round before 15 000 fans to become the undisputed lightweight champion. Gans showed little offense, retreating and absorbing blows as McGovern pressed the attack. Gans’s camp blamed overtraining and stomach issues for the quick loss. Bank of Cushion, Guthrie Oklahoma, robbed. $2 400 stolen, likely by a regional gang, bank insured.
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Okla
Bank of Cushion
Oklahoma
Conservative AFL vote dominates convention in Louisville
At the Louisville convention on December 14, conservative elements won over radical proposals. Two anti capitalism resolutions failed by large margins, while milder substitutes passed after heated debate. President Gompers warned against party commitments and deemed government ownership impracticable for now, signaling a businesslike pace through Saturday night. Nearby Madrid dispatches revise a Malaga harbor fire death toll, noting 35 fatalities from the German frigate Gneisenau sinking and about 100 injuries.
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Land drainage services advertised in Marshall Michigan
Land Owners Attention Land Owners Attention If you have anything in the nature of enclosed ponds cat holes low wet places that you would like to have drained so as to utilize the ground I will make you an estimate free of coat Can furnish tile and pipe cheaper than your dealer Cnas B Mrap Marshall Mich
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Marshall, Mich
The First SATURDAY in Bad Month event time
A fragment notes an event titled The First SATURDAY in Bad Month scheduled from 8 a m. onward with missing end time and location context.
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