Boer Leader Joubert Dies in Peritonitis Orbit
A Pretoria dispatch reports General Johannes Jacobus Joubert died of peritonitis after illness while the Transvaal forces faced pressure in the field. Biographical sketches praise his military skill and fearlessness, noting his rise from humble beginnings to wartime leadership and his influence on South African affairs.
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Pretoria
Daily Mail
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Doubert
Tom
Death of former United States Senator Philelus Sawyer
Maretta Mohawk City mourns as former Senator Philelus Sawyer dies at 9:15 pm at his son El B. Sawyer's home. Born September 2, 1816, in Rutland County, VA, he built a fortune in lumber and served as alderman, congressman, and US senator. Flags fly at half mast. he leaves a large charitable bequest.
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United States
Philelus Sawyer
EL B. Sawyer
Saver
Lees
Chiento
Ed Sawyer
Washington
Tiverside Cemetery
Sawyer
Rutlawd County
Jimbar
le Congress
USL
United Btatss Senate
Ivan
Kruger 18 Hopeful and Boer Forays Near Bloemfontein
Bloemfontein reports say Kruger intends to retake Bloemfontein within a week as Boers push south. London dispatches note forces concentrating around 15 miles north of the town, while Lord Roberts sends forward Infantry and cavalry to engage. Robber’s moves, communications, and minor clashes mark Harassment as mounted police raid near Bloemfontein and Campbell.
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London
Maych
Bloemfon
Martin Yost
Kruger
Glowmfontein
Lome
Mareh
Lioemfontein
Glen
Lord Roberts
Seventh
Wrench
Johannesburg
Barkly
Leen
Kimberley
Tord Roberts
Lord Koberts
Free State
Dilapatches
Maser Qasert
Ladybrand
Clocolin
Hasutopene
Dr Wise Laid To Rest In Cincinnati
The funeral of Je. Tanne Mr. Wise drew a large gathering of rabbis and Hebrews in Cincinnati. The body lay in state at the Plum Street temple from 8:30 to 10 a.m. as mourners passed by. A cold rain added to the somber mood while services proceeded with Rabbi Philipson, Rabbi Louis Grosaman, and a congregational singing of psalms. Telegrams of condolence from Europe and Christian leaders were published in local papers.
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Cincinnati
Plum Street
Tewtel
Apsalia
Ribbi Philipson
Louis Grosaman
Protest Over American Pork Import Ban
Constantinople March 20 Informants from the porte announce the United States informed of the ban on American pork importation citing public health concerns. United States Charge d affaires Mr. Grgeom protests the action and asserts the ban is unjustified.
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Constantinople
Mareh
Porte
Grgeom
United States
Gettyahards Washington Marches At White House
The principal officers of Theia hei of Pernsys yinia called at the White House and invited the president to attend a memorial event for soldiers who fell in a historic battle. The president would attend if possible, but gave no firm engagement. A gathering at the Grand Assembly hotel noted marches and events in Marysad with casualty figures and local references.
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Mareh St
Theia Hei
Pernsysyinia
Marysad
Iit Trew
Disputed Swiss Arbitration Decree Affects Portugal
The Swiss arbitration commission ruling on the Delagoa Bay dispute was published, ordering Portugal to cover damages valued at 83 100 000 francs plus 5 percent interest from 1489. Congressional notes in Washington mention Indian tribe funding and existing sentences amid a period of unsettled political action.
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Portugal
Lidia
United States
RaTale Pane America
Wiley
Playhouse in Ruins in Chicago Fire
The Columbia theater in Chicago, among the city’s oldest and most popular venues, burned Friday afternoon, causing total loss. The blaze, started by hot coals from a stove, forced occupants and theater staff into the street. several people were injured, and a Rogers Brothers owned company was in rehearsal when the fire broke out. The theater, known as Traverly’s and a historic home to famed performers, was heavily damaged and its destruction marks a major loss to Chicago’s cultural life.
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Iroquois Club
Veanees Miller
John Burns
John Courtney
Marie Ellis
Mary Robinson
Shout Heal
Klaw & Frumger
New York
Rogers Brothers
Wall Street
Columbia
West
Traverly
Inng Weters Hilen Terry
Bernhardt
Trying
Manstrelh
Fords
Esengh
Progress Toward Better Things in March Markets
New York March progress toward better things in markets noted by Dun and Co. after a volatile period in industrial stocks. Wheat exports fall below last year while corn exports remain strong, with a large four week total abroad. Clearing-house volumes dip, while wholesale trade steadies and agricultural commodities and wages boost purchasing power. Weathered by mixed signals, spring demand expectations grow.
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Ben Strong
Proclamation for Mariner Senator Philetns Saye and Sawyer
A proclamation announces mourning and half mast for Mariner United States Senator Philetns Saye and My Sawyer death, noting public usefulness and urging respect. Governor Hinewt orders flag at half mast on the day of the funeral, while distractions about Easter candy fraud and stamp cleaning are briefly mentioned in context of New York manufacturers and Washington coal shipments.
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My Sawyer
Sawyer Dil
New York
British Army Presses Boer Lines Near Bloemfontein
London march 31 The army of Lord Roberts rests about two miles north of Bloemfontein and has taken a cluster of kopjes from Boers after a stiff fight in which seven officers and 100 men fell. Roberts plans further rapid moves with wheel transports as the main army closes in.
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Bloemfontein
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Victoria
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Kimberley
Tord Roberts
Methuen
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Cen
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Cranje
Che Goth
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Karee
Hrandfurt
Tueler
Knight
New South Wales Mounted Infantry
Teguillal
Bours
Brandtort
Austentian Jorse
Sydney Lancers
Cox
Porter
Coarbineers
Badls Grays
Iniskillings
Johannesburg
Vraadvert
Rudyard Bipling
Wisconsin State News Died In Florida Mrs Jeanie Lee
Mrs Jeanie Lee wife of Alderman Charles S Lee of Eau Claire died in Florida after a sensational suit by Alderman Lee against Villamond for 20000 alleging alienation of affections and a divorce. She was 25, noted as handsome and a local leader. Her body was brought to Eau Claire.
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Fan Claire
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Lee
Tee
Plist Chins
Eau Claire
Gocal
Pews nailed shut at St Thomas church and tribal chiefs clash
A morning Mass at St Thomas Catholic church in Helon revealed pews nailed at the rear blocking use, amid threats from Father Ward to close the church if seats were not rented by a deadline. Also reported are mixed tribal leadership disputes among the Winnebago and an Interstate Egg Shippers Association forming in the Midwest. Clapp Minec, a Wisconsin pioneer, died at 94 leaving a large fortune and a widow, Mrs Warvey Knapp.
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Helon
M. J. Ward
Kenosha County
Clapp Minec
Founler
Brighton
Wisconsin
Warvey Knapp
Academy Fire Destroys Norwegian Academy in Kingston
The Stoughton academy, run with Norwegian Lutheran support, was totally burned. It housed 112 students from Iowa Minnesota Illinois and the Dakotas. Financial loss is small. the building will likely be rebuilt. A Kingston business district fire destroyed nine stores, four owned by David Keeler, along with several lodges. Loss estimated at 20,600 dollars.
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Tatheran Synnd
Towa
Minnesota
Jinois
Dakotas
Kingston
Green Lake County
David Keeler
William Sueptmg
Gustave Marquardt
Edward Wing, II
Wit Mama
George Williams
Rewarded farmer warns express on broken rail
James Wood, a farmer, spotted a broken rail on the Northwestern way near the new Greenville station and warned a fast express, averting a serious accident. Superintendent Tarbley sent Brown a watch with a gold inscription praising the act.
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New Greenville
Tarbley
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