Negotiations Suggested to End South African War
The Statist urged government talks with Boer leaders General Botha and General De Wet to end the war. It proposed civil authorities like Sir Alfred Milner or the Cape Colony Chief Justice or J Hofmeyr begin negotiations to avoid military overtones and conciliation rather than harsh measures. Paris reports Senator Fabre presenting President Kruger with a life of Washington dedicated to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Colony
Hefmeyr
London
Statist
Comandant
Botha
de Wet
South Africa
Alfred Milner
J. Hofmeyr
Atist
Paris
Fabre
Kruger
Washington
Franklin
South
United States of America
Policeman Dies From Wound After Harlem Shooting
New York police officer William Rauniister died at Harlem hospital from a pistol shot wound inflicted by Frank Banza. Banza and five other Italians, all witnesses, are in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rauniister
Harlem
Frank Banza
Banana
New Chief of Police for Mania
John W. Campbell of St. Louis has been offered and accepted the position as chief of police of Manila under the civil government now forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John W. Campbell
Manila
Kruger Visit Discussed Cautiously in Berlin
Berlin December 1 semi official statement predicts Kruger may come to Berlin but notes it is premature to expect Emperor William to receive him. Public demonstrations not evident and papers warn against sentimentally driven action. Germany cautions against clashing with policy on Transvaal fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Theo Ale
Kruger
Fmperor
William
Germany
Bells toll for Kruger’s departure in Montmartre tribute
In memory of the dead a ceremony at the Sacred Heart church in Montmartre tolls the Savoyarde bell to honor Frenchmen who perished in the Transvaal. The event marks the day of Kruger’s departure as Paris clergy gather to honor the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Paris
Church of the Sacred Heart of Montmartre
Transvaal
Cleveland
Mareverite Kelly
Deven Sill
Wilkesharre
Paw
Katherine Welly
McLean Street
Kelly
U. S. Claims Against Turkey Reported Settled
Diplomatic circles in Constantinople say American claims from Armenian massacres may be practically settled as new trade provisions for building a cruiser in the United States are promulgated. The Harpool consulate exequatur remains refused. The Kentucky deeming support for American representations fuels hopes for resolving all outstanding differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
United States
Harpool
Porte
Phommas E. Norton
Kentucky
Smyrna
Legations
Senators in conference on war taxes and canal bills
Republican senators gathered in informal talks on war revenue taxes and a forthcoming canal bill. They discussed removing taxes on certain goods, maintaining beer and tobacco taxes, and the shipping subsidy measure. They signaled aiming to resolve unfinished business this session to avoid a wider tariff revision and debated aligning canal legislation with the Hay-Princeo treaty while leaving Philippine questions to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Allison
Frye
Lodge
Platt
Aldrich
Pratt
Payne
Mkilack
House
Treasury
Philippines
Philippine
Nicaragua
Hay-Princefote
Mids
Moerellints’ Association
New York
New York and Pacific Steamship Company
Friends
Brewers Aroused Over War Revenue Bill Debate
Washington officials note the Ways and Means Committee delays a final vote on the war revenue reduction bill due to absent members and funeral obsessions. Brewing interests protest tax cuts while Republican plans spark caucus talks as rail expansion in Ohio and New York progresses with a Toledo to Montpelier line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chiarman Payne
Ways and Means Comittee
Grosvenor
Pawner
Davis
Steele
Republicaans
Townes
Minnesota
Republica
Ohio
New York
O. T. Ashley
The
Whitesh Railroad Company
Toledo
Montpelier
Chicago
Various historic almanac style medical and product notices
A collage of period ads and anecdotes promoting women’s health remedies and tonics including Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, grain beverages, Foley’s Honey and Tar, and Melec tric Oil. Also includes miscellaneous notices about employment and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Mary A. Sasser
High
Lamar Co . Texas
Lam
R. Pierce
Buffalo
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Great English Journal
Milner
Paul Kruger
U. S
Turkey
Clinton Ogilvie
Tobaccro
Cpse
Foley
Nider & Snyder
Washington, DC
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Yours For Health Co
Clark & Co
4Th and Locust Sts
Phila
Oy Maa
Wees
Massillon
Sitlon
Center of Trade
T. EB 'Drake
Hank
Atchison
U.S
Manhattan
Dee
Dan
Nat Jan
East Main Street
OUR Book Department
Parkman
Montcalm and
Wofe
Howard Pyle
Quebec
Normandy Inns
Anna Bowman Dodd
Alexander Dumas
Dore
d’Artagnan
Paul Leicester Ford
H. C. Christy
Margaret Armstrong
Eben Holden
Irving Bacheller
Master of
Cardinal’s Snuff
Henry Harland
James Lane Allen
Allen Glasgow
Mary Johnston
Gabriel D'Auminzto
Sophia
Stanley Weyman
Hilda Wade
Grant Allen
Knights of the Cross
Henryk Sienkiewicz
F. Marion Crawford
Old
Madrid
Maria Louise Pool
the Maid of
Maiden Lane
Amelia A. Barr
George Ade
John Kendrick Bangs
Deacon Broadbury
Edwin Asa Dix
Philip Winwood
Robert N. Stephena
Hugh Wynne
Weir Mitchell
Robert Grant
Monsieur Beaucaire
Booth Tarkington
Marie Gorell
Eleanor
Mrs
Humphrey Ward
Christian
Mane Corell
By Clarence Louis Callen
Lilian Bl Peloubet
Elizabeth
Garcen
Charles Dana Gibson
David Harum
Edward Noyes
Weakout
Edward Caskoden
Richard Carvel
Winston Church
Mary Cholmondeley
David Carson
Charles Frederic Gosa
Webster's Handy Dictionary
Webster's West Pocket
Webster’s Counting House
Waterman
Baer
Lancaster
IBA
Bahney’s Book Store
E. Main
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