Telegrams in Brief on South African War Actions
Lord Roberts was thrown from his horse at Bisberge but uninjured. De Wet counters Kitchener's tactics in the south. General Schalburger, acting Transvaal president, dies of battlefield wounds. Bocya under Brang defeated near Baderspin on Nov 18 with heavy losses. German fear over Boer mobility raised. Du Wet forces clash with British near Balmoral. Kruger may seek peace talks after a Paris welcome. he pledges to continue fighting until Boer losses end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Bisberge
de Wet
Kitchener
South Afri
Gen. Schalburger
Transvaal
Lattle
Brang
Baderspin
Berlin
South Africa
Kruger
Inga
Balmoral
Marseilina
War plans top United States policy efforts
Our Islands reports indicate talks to secure wartime funding of thirty million dollars annually. The Cuban constitutional convention votes for public sessions. American troops in Cebu appeal for books and newspapers. The Tall commission works on a Philippine government framework. The Filipino Junta faces deportation risks yet resists quitting. One hundred natives, aided by U.S. troops, plan to pursue Aguinaldo. The volunteer deployment return program is reportedly abandoned. The president may mobilize bureau centers for active service. MacArthur and the presidential election tie into renewed campaign activity against the Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itse
Cebu
B.J
Tall Commission
Philippines
Houkkous
Aguinaldo
Tila
Bureau Cnters
Washington
General Macarthur
Maine
Hanco
Kentucky
Smyroz
Turkey
Lennard M. Nash
Princeton
Indianapolis
Congress
Board of Police
Gommilesioner's of
New York
Inspector Cross
Horliby
Stateme
Albany
Senate
Seate Board
United States
Pavid Monnessy
Corneille
Any Shore
Ha Vacatt
Mittad
Salelda
Washington, D
Jesse Man
J. J
Debylon
Witcher Bar
New York Charter of Commerce
Smith
Willan Tawrenes
Rhode Island
Florida
Hiram W. Lilley
Rochester
N.Y
W. F. Vilas
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Lake Counties
Minnesota
Lottie Ratcliffe
House of the Good Shepherd
Charles P. Kreizer
Great Lakes
Ohio
Colorado
Tenasta
Mississigui
German Reichstag Debates China Policy and Empress Exile
Reports from Berlin state Chancellor von Buelow urged allied demands on China and possible dowager empress exile. European powers plan to impose debts and indemnities to dismantle China while allies prepare China expedition outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Kelown
von Buelow
Krichstag
Germany
Europe
Tyen
Vegton
Chin
Yiliet
Domestic news and scattered notices from a late issue
Fragmentary items report on wheat prices in Chicago, officials debating laws, consent cases, and several obituaries and incidents. Notable mentions include John Virgin the horse dealer dies in Chicago, C Hooper a New York broker and a $100,000 failure, Miller and Hurdy linked to murder suspects released on bail, and a shot fatality at Dawson. Minnesota timber volumes and political maneuvers are noted amid varied community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heritarus
Coqueti
New York
John Virgin
C. Hooper
Miller
Hurdy
Sloan
Pennsylvania
Gays Quay
York
Minnesota
Numerous 19th century figures tied to political and crime events
The report lists deaths like Andrew Crawford in New York and Captain Meredith of Illinois, political shifts including Perry Belmont’s resignation and Gen Miles Corbin tensions, crimes in Rochester and Baltimore, and business notes on Morgan interests and labor leadership. It also notes a Missouri population figure and McKinley era fiscal stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Chicago
Uliawis Federation of Labor
Notre Dame University
South Beni
Ind
M. Carter
A. S. Duckworth
Puna
Dion Genadine
Ghia
Regan
Wisconsin
Tortyix Jawa Veterans
Vicksburg
Sailoh
Towa
Bob Acton
Hirvar
Mellit
Thomas Flourmey
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Duke of Manchester
Zimmerman
Uni
Olfiein
Volen
McKinley
Bryno
Joseph Murphy
Meadow Black Hunt Club
Mineola
Boston
Christie McDonald
W. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Dante Colt Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
CIA
Wawaii
Ashley
Ives
Alamanae
N.C
Missouri
Misissippi
J.C. Beckham
Ken
Jean Haphi
Dr. Kennedy
Dolly Reynolds
Grant Hotel
New York
Court of Appeals
St Louis
J. A. Gary
McKin Tey
W. H. Moore
Missou
Joseph Y. Manley
Turbulent Times Shape Maine Republican Slate for Chairman
Fragmented state politics reveal debates over leadership as Maine Republicans weigh a possible successor to Hanco amid internal factional tensions. Across the nation, events include court rulings on tobacco control, factory fires, and storms disrupting Great Lakes shipping, with notable losses and legal actions shaping the era.
Foreign items and honors in a troubled European sphere
A Paris paper reports the pope fainted twice during a visit to Sir Weler’s as a new steamer rue valued at $100,000 is listed lost in the straits of Dello Isle. The Colombian government seizes the British steamer Tabega and tension rises. Russian ministers take charge of current affairs amid illness rumors concerning Sir Arthur Sullivan, composer of the Mikado, who died in London at 53. Miss Zimmermann in Cincinnati mourns the duchess of Manchester ceremony in London, while European press is urged to note the arrival plans of a daughter and husband to welcome their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straits of Dello Isle
Paris
Weler
Arthur Sullivan
London
Zim
Waiter and Tragendian Ponder Consomme Fate
A gifted tragedian asks about an opaque substance the waiter serves. The waiter calls it consomme, and the tragedian contemplates shunning it with a grim frown in this stylized exchange.
Gallant Rescue of Capt. Shields in Philippine War
Washington reports detailed account of Capt. Shields and fifty S9th Infantry men captured by insurgents at Marlindique. Despite overwhelming odds they fought back, many killed or wounded, and a relief party led by General Hart rescued them. Capt. Shields directed rear guard amid fierce chase through northern mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meir
Mapils
Shields
S9th Infantry Agkor
Marlindique
Bush Gating
Tto
Williams
McCarthy
Tey
Adile
Beng
Shichis
Flo
Hart
Asolonet
Perty
Lieut Gilmore
Yorktowe
Luxon
Shielin
Miximo Abad
Shiels
Pitly
Hare
Lione Gilmor Jors
American Virtues and Vices in a World of Manners
A fragment from a Ladies Home Journal piece contrasts American warmth and openness with English bluntness. It argues Americans blend sociability with insecurity, their uneasy self-assertion fueling poor manners while preserving curiosity about others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie’ Home Journal
Doen
Loveliest Woman in America and Intellectual Beauty
An extract notes Margaret Fuller would trade her intellect for Emily Marshall’s beauty, citing Witten Perrin in Ladies' Home Journal. It quotes a Boston gentleman praising the idealized “faultless” beauty and the era’s aesthetic judgments amid provincial gossip and social acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fuller
Emily Marshall
Witten Perrin O
Boston
Etter Fe
Bastou
Popular American Artists Share Spotlight at London Show
The London Daily News polling of 7 004 votes highlights two American Royal Academy members, Sargent and Abbey, among top choices at Burlington House. Frank Picksee's The Two Crowns led with 288 votes, followed by Sargent's Three Sisters with 181 and Abbey's The Trial of Queen Katherine with 141. In the subject picture class Dicksee’s work trailed Abbey’s canvay, Wick’s piece drew 828 votes versus 2% for Dicksee. Sargent dominated the portrait class with Lord Russell’s 485 votes, Three Sisters second at 142, and Earl of Dalnoxste third at 181. The Prince of Wales by Oulois placed fourth with Ti votes. The British Matron’s votes are noted but deemed lighter than the broader results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Academy
Sargent
Abbey
London Daily News
Burington House
Frank Picksee
Katherine
Dicksee
Canvay
Wick
Dickeed
Lord Russell
Earl of Dalnoxste
Oulois
Prince of Wales
Hich
King James and the Bible Exhibit Analysis
Bratuarg ratt and his party showcased Bibles with photographs of key editions and early manuscripts. The exhibit also examined the origin of the King James Bible, noting claims it was not officially authorized and highlighting contemporary criticisms of James. The article quotes Bancroft Dickens and Sully, portraying James as vain, frugal, and flawed while acknowledging the proliferation of English Bibles.
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Bratuarg Ratt
Ras
Ste
Spudzeon
Moody, Veecher
BE. B
Male
Philips Brooss
James
Bancroft
Hal
Dickens
Sully
Europe
Crace
Deitian
Boston Transcript
The Girl and Her Vocation
A column cites Margaret J. Sanster urging young women to plan careers while in school. She advises seeking advice from friends and mentors, networking for opportunities, and making a clear employment goal to avoid losing good positions through indecision or pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Sanister
Ladies’ Home Journal
Bressed Seat
Humorous fragment shows a wife teasing a husband about a bald spot while mentioning plans involving Joe and the children in a domestic scene. The wording hints at a lively banter between spouses with a moving reference and family focus.
Prisoner Carter Seeks Writ as Inquiries Challenge His Innocence
Oberlin M. Carter, a retired U S Army captain, petitions for habeas corpus in Leavenworth seeking release from federal prison. The case, before Judges Thayer and Taylor, will be decided in about a month. Carter proclaims his innocence and vows vindication, citing alleged misused funds and a military inquiry. His attorney plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Oberlin M. Ca
Engineers
McClaughery
United States District Court
Ani0n Taylor
St. Louis
Hook
Lalselty
Chicago
Grosvenor
Ohio
Carter
Col
J. We Claus
Craighah
Pabong Corpas
Trevefors
Castor
United States Supreme Court
Famous Boston Beauty Rescued at Niagara Falls
Emily Marshall, famed as The Loveliest Woman to all America, escaped a perilous plunge at Niagara Falls during a daring underfalls attempt. Nathaniel Willis and Tob Smith aided as Marshall, clinging to a rock ledge, was saved when Willis fell to his knees and Job Smith steadied her, a chaotic moment witnessed by reporters. The article also notes the Congo Free State boundary dispute favoring Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Marshall
America
William Perrine
Marshall
Tol
Willis
Paul
York
Job
Gulf
Marshel
Kia Knace
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Our Islands
Capt Shields
Insurgenta
Bellette
Mirarion
Bressed
Joe
Guarter
Dreyfus
Congo Free State
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