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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
7
Chicago April 4 A Johnson interview outlines a GOP strategy to curb Democratic press influence. He details book promotion efforts and how newspapers can aid propaganda while urging self reliance and popular mobilization.
Democrats vow to oppose a 4 million dollar government plant for armor and ship components unless Republicans concede. Leaders Silva Richardson and the naval committee plan to fund existing ships and armor at 545 a ton, while avoiding a precedent for future accessions amid a broad labor petition and shipbuilding tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a chaotic scene with names like Lincoln Neto and Spindato do ML, references to Meritia, Reegehiy, and other garbled terms. Several lines hint at legal or governmental action, but key details, dates, locations, and outcomes are unreadable. The piece lacks coherent facts suitable for a solid card.
Pretoria reports General Joubert died last night at 11 30 from a stomach complaint. He led bold marches with 3000 riflemen and six gangs, prompting British dispatches and high praise from General White for his gallantry and honor. A state funeral and temporary interment may be held locally per widow’s accord.
General Piet Joubert, famed Transvaal commander, born about 60 years ago in the Cape Colony, moved to theOrange Free State at seven, and grew up trained to shoot and oppose the British. He is described as fearless, educated privately, and rose to lead as president of the republic, shaping the early South African resistance with key figures like Kruger.
London reports President Steyn urges Boers not to yield. He asserts the enemy aims to divide and conquer, accuses treacherous promises, and defends loyalty to the Afrikander nation. He notes desertions, conscriptions, and dwindling munitions as the siege tightens.
A special two day Liberal Federation session opened in Nottingham with about 1,200 delegates. Remarks by Spence Watson stressed party leadership under Gladstone, defense of the war, and support for aiding the two republics of South Africa within the current troubles.
The new order seeks to ease General Otis from minor details of the is ands, allowing him to focus on larger questions of policy and civil administration, with attention to the war dy paurbupept and related duties. The passage highlights the objective of delegating routine tasks to streamline command and governance.
Governor Shaw faces fierce charges that the Northwestern government officer is acting as the state. The disarray centers on Treasurer Ty Aperth and Auditor Merriam amid a heated press scramble and claims of executive misconduct. Harriet, Porai Load, and other named figures appear in a charged political fray, with calls for transparency and restraint.
A report details Grabler breaking free from Boer forces as insurgents pressed a chase near a railway hub. The article notes hundreds of civilians evacuated toward Blue Springs while authorities sought alleged contracts and reparation from gun crime victims in Bing Springs.
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