Boer War News From Lorenzo Marquez Dispatches
The Times correspondent reports conflicting Boer and British positions near Pretoria. British marchers were two hours from Pretoria with possible reinforcements. optimism of surrender terms clashes with reports of hard fighting and Boer forts south of town. Keuger’s hotel rooms in Amsterdam allegedly booked for June 25.
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Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Ian Hamilton
Daily Chronicle
Amsterdam
Het Haasje
Keuger
Foreigners in Pekin During Dragon Festival
About 350 American marines and sailors from various nations arrived in Pekin amid the dragon festival crowds. The government posted troops at crime sites, but leaders of the Boxer movement were not arrested. Christian refugees gathered in the city while a relief expedition advances toward Pa Ting Fu victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PexIn
Associated Press
Pa Ting Fu
Tientsin
General Colville Reaches Heilbrun Amid Brass Knuckle Fight
In Heilbrun near Kroonstad General Colville reports eight killed and thirty six wounded in his brigade after meeting stiff resistance. Rundle's unit suffers thirty two killed and one hundred fifty wounded. Brabant dispatch notes Boer force at Ficksburg nearly surrounded with Basuto resistance likely at any escape into Basutoland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxton
Associated Press
Colville
Heilbrun
Kroonstad
Orange River Colony
Rundle
Brabant
Ficksburg
Basutoland
Cape Colony Aroused at Cape Town Convention
At a Cape Colony convention presided by Devilliers a resolution blamed British interference for the war with the Orange Free State and Transvaal and warned annexation would wreck Boer peace and prosperity. The text also advertises One Minute Cough Cure as a safe remedy for coughs and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Keinet
Associated Press
Cape Colony
Devilliers
England
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Kruger Located Near Pretoria Amid Boer Movements
News from Machadoro reports President Kruger yesterday on the railroad between Pretoria and the Portuguese frontier. Ten thousand Boers held hills around Pretoria, with another large force within forty miles on the Delagos Bay line. Boer positions are formidable and a stand would be costly.
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Lorenzo Marquez
Associated Press
Kruger
Machadoro
Pretoria
Delagos Bay
The New Bishop Appointment News
No official word has reached Columbus on Dr Moeller's appointment as bishop of the Columbus diocese The papal legation would first notify the archbishop in Cincinnati before any public announcement appears here
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Dr. Moeller
Washinatox
Associated Press
Columbus (O ) Diocese
Archbishop Elder
Cincinnati
Willaman Retires. Rudy Purchases South Erie Street Undertaking
N H Willaman retires from the South Erie street undertaking and picture framing business after signing contracts at 3 30 oclock Friday transferring ownership to Charles A Rudy. Rudy, previously Willaman s assistant, takes charge immediately and has prior furniture and undertaking experience in Canal Fulton Mansilion.
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N. H. Willaman
A. Rudy
Erie Street
Wpriday
South Erie Street
Charles A. Rudy
Rudy
Willaman
Mansilion
Canal Falton
Obituary notices for Griffith Bicknel O'Brien Dieterich Mross
Obituaries for Ralph Griffith child of Mr and Mrs S W Griffith of Francis Avenue who died of pneumonia. Mrs Maud Bicknel of Greenville aged 21 wife of C Bicknel died of consumption. Wellington O'Brien of Knoxville died of catarrh of the stomach at age 45. funeral arrangements noted. Charles Dieterich, 33, died suddenly of pneumonia in Chicago. funeral private in Massillon. Frederick Mross, 71, died from stomach troubles. funeral at St Pauls Church. Mentions of medicine ads and local providers conclude the notice.
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Ralph Griffith
S W. Griffith
Francis Avenue
Maud Bicknel
East Greenville
C. Bicknel
Pittsburg
Tombow
M. E Church
Greenville
Bicknel
West Mecca
Tenn
O'Brien
Great Southern Railway
Tuscarawas Township
Massillon
Charles Dieterich
Anna C. Dieterich
Chicago
C. M. Roberts
Dieterich
Baldwin
Frederick Mross
St. Paul’s Church
Mr. Mross
Quick Relief for Asthma from Foley's Honey and Tar
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas reports eight years of severe asthma with life threatening attacks. After using Foley's Honey and Tar she experienced immediate relief and relief has never failed. Rider and Snyder promote the remedy.
Does Coffee Agree With You Grain-O Beverage Ad Claim
A woman testimonial says Grain-O made from pure grains improves health after a week, with children able to drink it freely. The ad promotes Grain-O as a strengthening beverage nourishing the system and suitable for all ages, available from grocers for 15¢ and 2¢.
Taken to Jail Gallagher Faces Common Pleas Bind Over
Edward Gallagher charged with criminal assault was bound over to common pleas court by Mayor Wise with bond set at 1000. A large crowd attended as witness Sylvester Schrader, guardian of 13 year old Susan Kiebl, testified. Gallagher remained in jail after bail could not be posted. relatives avoided helping. Clara Runser paid 3 and costs for careless driving on State street. Louis Metz 10 and costs for the same offense. Abe Lincoln was moved to the infirmary. Two farm girls accused of driving fast on State street, injuring a child named Bullinger, were summoned. they blamed Metz and Keim who were driving behind them. Mayor Wise will pursue further investigation with the involved parties.
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Gallagher
Wadsworth
Clara Runser
State Street
Coste
Louis Metz
Abe Lincoln
Bullinger
Wise
Charles Keim
McDonaldsville
The Vacant Chair and Dr Pierces Medicine Ad
A sentimental piece urging care for sick mothers sisters and wives. It quotes Mrs Shopshire of Ballou Shelby Co and praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as cures for ovarian tumors and female weakness, claiming widespread success and urging use.
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Shopshire
Ballou
Shelby Co
R. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Backache and kidney cures advertised in old ads
A collection of medical and patent medicine claims touts Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney trouble and Bright's disease, DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver and bowels, One Minute Cough Cure for grippe to pneumonia, Banner Salve for skin injuries, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and wounds, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, Dr Thomas Electric Oil, and Sunday excursion rates of the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling By.
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Rider & Snyder, OC. W. Cuppies
Weat Tremont Street
Bright
Foley
Rider & Snyder
Rider
Snyder
Chas
W. Cupples
W. Tremont Street
DeWitt
B. FP. Mouser
Chetopat Kan
Dr. Caldwell
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over China Takn Dispatches
A Vienna Telegraph report notes Russia’s dominant Taku representation and European powers urging united action in China. Washington hints Boxer activity is part of a European plan to seize control of the Pei Ho river, thwarted by U S interests aboard the Newark and vigilant peers, suggesting temporary calm may return.
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Suanenal
Pekin
Loxpon
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
China
Russia
Taku
Triple Allrance
Europe
Washington
Pei-Ho
United States
Mr. Conger
Newark
East
President McKinley Visits Catholic University in Washington
In Washington on June 2 President McKinley, with Secretary Long and Mr. Cortelyou, visited Catholic University. He was welcomed by Rector Mgr Conaty and Vice Rector Dr Garrigan at McMahon Hall where professors and students greeted him. The rector highlighted the universitys aims and open doors to non-Catholics. McKinley replied warmly and the party toured buildings before returning to the rector’s residence for a reception. the president was pleased with the visit.
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Washington
Long
Cortelyou
Catholic University
Mgr. Conaty
Garrigan
McMahon Hall
McKinley
Monsignor McMahon
Qonaty
the Pines
Reformed Presbyterian synod reports on missions and church aid
Reports from the Reformed Presbyterian synod of North America cover seminary operations at Allegheny City and church erection plans. The foreign missions board reports 18889 spent in Syria and China amid persecution of Chinese missionaries and natives. A recommended $9000 aid to weak churches across presbyteries is proposed. Boer envoys receive warm Springfield welcome and oppose emigration to Colorado per Governor Thomas.
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Crparville
Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North
Conference of Missions
Springfield
Mass
Colorado
Thomas
New Plague Update From San Francisco
San Francisco health office reports no new plague cases, alive or dead. Cleaning work in Chima town is advancing.
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San Francisco
Health Office
Chima
Prisoners Treated Well by Rebels in Luzon
Manila June 2 Captain Roberts of the Thirty fifth regiment and two missing companions captured at San Miguel de Mayumo Luzon remain in rebel hands who report intent to treat prisoners according to the laws of war Roberts believed an exchange likely initial capture misreported as lynching of six scouts one killed four captured with one wounded later liberated Abbott of the Forty second met 250 ladrones near Sinalion one American killed eight Filipinos killed four wounded New York June 2 stockholders list in danger to charter suspension case before Referee Nussbaum Chicago Grain and Provisions June 2 wheat breaks drought mild July futures. corn higher oats down provisions heavy
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Manila
Roberts
Thirty-fifth
San Miguel de Mayumo
Bulacan
Abbott
Forty-second Regiment
Sinalion
Peacekeeping Posse Formed in St Louis Army Style
Sheriff Pohlmann orders 2500 men organized into a military formation to maintain order in St. Louis. The force will be commanded directly by Lieutenant Colonel Cavender, formerly of the First Missouri regiment. Hawaiian Democrats Plan Convention to Choose Delegate on June 11 for Kansas City National Convention.
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St. Louis
Pohlmann
Posse Comitatus
Cavender
First
Missouri Regiment
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Kansas City
Death of Rev John C Lowerie D D in East Orange
The Rev Dr John C Lowerie D D missionary worker of the Presbyterian church died at East Orange New Jersey after a brief illness. He was born in Butler Pennsylvania in 1808 and was widely respected for his long service in missionary work.
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Dr. Lowerie
New York
John C. Lowerie
D. D
East Orange
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Butler
Upset Carriage Injures Navarre Doctor Narrowly
Dr. Gardner escaped serious injury after a Navarre carriage overturn on Friday evening. He was aided by Dr. E N Bevard and Col Bevard of Wooster, with one horse found dead along the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway and the other running east of Navarre. The damaged carriage lay nearby. harness torn as the horses struggled free.
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Dr. Gardner
Navarre
Gardner
E. N. Bevard
Colonel Bevard
Wooster
Bantz
Bevard
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Local Kidney Relief
Local Massillon readers are urged to trust Massillon proof for kidney care with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mr T B Arnold, a hotel clerk, recounts back pain eased after using Doan's at Baltzly's drug store. Also recommended is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after meals to aid digestion. Rider Snyder and Charles W Cupples list contact details.
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Rider , Snyder
Chas
W. Cupples
W. Tremont Street
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