Boers Seek Peace After Belated Offers
Abraham Fischer of the Boer peace commission says their ultimatum arose from fear of a planned destruction of independence. He cites British statements in September and October showing willingness to concede most demands and says the war could have been avoided. The Boers would accept arbitration and a tribunal excluding foreigners to settle guarantees and indemnities.
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British Drive Toward Kroonstad After Brandfort Clash
Lord Roberts forces push 32 miles in two days, advancing from Earee Siding toward Brandfort as General Kitchener and General French move north. Irish American brigade reportedly engages near Brandfort with casualties. British capture Brandfort and prepare to press on toward Kroonstad. Hunter’s crossing nears Mafeking relief in Windsorton.
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Hasty retreat of Boers as British gun opens on laager
In Warrenton Cape Colony on May 5 a British six inch wire gun fired at a Boer laager from 744 miles away, delivering 100 pound shells with sharp accuracy and forcing a hasty Boer retreat. Bombardment continued next day with howitzers and field guns aided by two Munster regiment companies, driving Boers from shelter and putting their guns out of action.
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House Progress in Sundry Civil Bill and Brazil Celebration
GUS Washington May 6 The house advanced the sundry civil appropriation bill completing 73 of 182 pages as naval committee members pressed to shift survey control to the navy and to strike coast survey items. Rio Janeiro May 6 A celebration marks the fourth centenary of Brazil’s discovery amid strong public enthusiasm.
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Franz Joseph in Berlin for Prussian crown prince rites
Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria arrives in Potsdam with Count Golachowski to attend the coming of age ceremony for the Prussian crown prince. He is greeted cordially by Berlin officials and exchanges kisses with Kaiser Wilhelm II. The two emperors pledge friendship and peace as they tour the castle with escort.
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Foraker to Nominate McKinley at National Convention
May sixth report from New York says national Republican managers plan Senator Wolcott as temporary chairman and Senator Lodge as permanent chairman at the Philadelphia convention. Foraker to deliver the renominating speech for McKinley with Governor Roosevelt expected to second the nomination after meeting President McKinley.
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Banquet Honor Dewey as St Louis Presents Silver Punch Bowl
The Planters hotel hosted a by invitation banquet for Admiral Dewey and his wife as part of a two day celebration. A silver punch bowl and ladle, donated by St Louis citizens, was presented to the Admiral by Bishop Daniel Tuttle on behalf of the city. Dewey offered thanks, and toasts followed from Lehmann, General Shield, ex Governor Stone, Judson, Collins, Bishop Tuttle, and Father Coffee.
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Taylor Issued Pardons in Goebel Case Hearing
In Frankfort Kentucky May 5 the Curion bail hearing yielded crucial testimony on Goebel assassination. Assistant Secretary of State J B Matthews and Mackenzie Todd disclosed pardons to Charles Finley John L Powers Harland Whittaker and possibly W H Culton. Matthews alternately confirmed Culton’s pardon but remained uncertain.
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W. H. Culton
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Rival union strike widens rift in Philadelphia labor
In Philadelphia the building trades strike remains a clash of rival unions rather than a battle between employers and workers. Secretary Joseph B. Allen of the Allied Building Trades council says at least 10,000 men are unemployed as the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners refuses to affiliate with the council.
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Hole in the Sack and a Cure by Golden Medical Discovery
A small hole in a sack leads a man to realize minor leaks can drain health. The piece extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestive and metabolic disorders, citing Mr. Thos. H. Rudasill of Henry NC who reports marked improvement after treatment.
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DeWitts and Other Cures Promoted by Rider Snyder Ads
Local ads tout DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for ulcers and piles with testimonials from J C Kennedy and W J Baxter. Banner Salve cures a breast sore after one half box. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praised by W R Wilkinson. Waleys Kidney Cure and Foley products endorsed by multiple users. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup recommended for coughs and colds. Continuous claims promise rapid relief and warning about counterfeits.
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Wilseyville
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Grain-O replaces coffee in new food drink ad
Ask your grocer today to show you Grain-O, the new drink made from pure grains. It mimics the rich color of Mocha or Java, yet is gentler on delicate stomachs and suitable for children. 15¢ and 25¢ per package. Sold by grocers. Foley's Kidney Cure helps cleanse kidneys to combat rheumatism. Dean's Ointment promises a single cure for skin troubles. Banner Salve heals cuts and wounds. Champion Flour improves bread quality.
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Stock Fluctuations Reported by Drake Exchange
Reports From the Centers of Trade show a bank statement with reserves decreased by 1,095,800 while loans rose 18,221,400. Specie increased 2,010,900 and legals 1,166,590. Deposits grew 17,092,800 and circulation up 89,800.
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