Losses Reported In Saturday Attack Amid War News
The Daily Mail sources report enormous losses with estimates between 2000 and 4000 after an attack on Tattysaith last Saturday. Military officials in London note reinforcements and cautious optimism as Roberts and Baden-Powell stage a central campaign toward Woomfontein.
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Moody endowment plan for Moody institutions outlined
New York reports a secret meeting of Moody memorial planners to continue Dwight Moody’s work through a $3.9 million endowment. Advisory committee members from New York Chicago and Philadelphia will invest funds while Northfield and Mount Hermon operations proceed with planned conferences and speakers. Moody declines to chair, pledging continuity of the past approach.
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New York
Dwight AL. Moody
Bible House
Chieuso
Mount Hermon Institute For
Seminary For
Norfield
Mass
Thoreday
Wil I. Moody
Evangel
AL Bit
H. Torerel
Chicago
Insttute
Mr. M. Moore
Northield Institute
Col
J. J. Janeway
Mount Hermon
East Northfield
J. J. Estey
Brat Ueboro
VLC
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Bosta
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Revell
Ira Vi Suuley
Thooklyn
D.W. McWilliams
Brooklyn
J. D. Cutter
Northfeld
George Keith
Campello
Mags
C. MH. Balluy
Winethrop
Charles R. Otis
Yonkers
N. Y
Mr. Moafy
Moody Memorial Endowment
Wiliam E. Dodge
Juanes "Jalieoll
Morris KK. Jessup
Anson Phelps Brokes
Wy McWilliams
D. Willis Janey
John §. Kennedy
Ja D. Sankey
New
Weston
Francig White
Baltimore
JD. W. McWilliams
Wil Vin E. Dodge
James Talcott
Morris K. Jessup
Lord Overton
Glasgow
Scotland
James A
Upland
W. R. Moody
Moody
Northfield
Bia
British Fail to Cross Tugela After Boer Resistance
The dispatch from Gen. Tatler reports British forces, moving toward Ladysmith, crossed the Tugela River at Potgieter’s Drift but faced strong Boer entrenchments about four and a half miles north. Gen. Buller’s western flanking move places him behind the Boers near Valenzo, within 14 miles of Jadysmith, as casualties rise and search efforts continue.
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Tugela River
Potgieter’s Drift
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Mento
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Papaich
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Morning Test
Ladysmith
London
Tizhlat Ladysmith
William Henry Dick-Cunyngham
Gordon Highlanders
War Office
United States
Choate
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Wheate
Renton
Stubborn Stand in Calvarian War Defeat and Prison Release
In a chaotic report a Civil War era scene describes stubborn resistance by Calon and allied units, heavy combat near Santi Toms road, many rebels killed or captured, including 60 prisoners. The piece notes a leadership election and subsequent fall of a prominent figure, while detailing a brutal assault and later capture of a woman during a field raid.
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Ballard
Threv Onlionis
Calon
Ben
Lake Yawkhe
Funeral of Rev Tre Edward Mc Glynn Draws Massed Crowd
New York June 13 Rev Tre Edward Mc Glynn’s funeral at St Stephen’s drew vast attendance. From 5:30 am to 11 pm about 40 000 people viewed the deceased. Solemn requiem rites were led by priests of St Stephen’s with Archbishop Corrigan granting absolution before the body was laid to rest at Cavalry cemetery, Brooklyn.
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New York
Tre Edward Mc Glynn
St. Stephen’s Church
Avhich
Thoms Fo McLoughlin
Thomas O'Connor
St. Stephen’s
Charles Mus Urrady
Mgt
J. FB. Mooney
Corrigan
Cavalry Cemetery
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Ecumenical conference planned in New York City
A gathering in New York from April 21 to May 1 plans 2200 delegates from worldwide mission societies. Foreign delegates will be hosted. President Harrison is honorary president, with possible attendance by ex President Cleveland and other dignitaries. Carnegie Hall will host the opening and sessions cover evangelistic, educational, literary, medical, benevolent, and women's mission work.
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York
United States
Canada
Washington
McKinney
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Dewer
Philip
Brewer
Carnegie Hall
High Price for Votes in Montana Senate Probe
Washington writes of progress in the Montana senatorial election inquiry as Whiteside testifies and witnesses Collins Werv Clark Cowan and others recount payments and attempted influence. Collins shows 30,000 in 410,000 bills deposited with the state treasurer. A Clark namesake admits taking 10,000 to sway votes, while Gowan aided a Helena visit to persuade Speaker Stiff with a proposed 15,000 payoff that was withdrawn.
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Clarl
Montana
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Whiteside
Collins
Werv Clark
Madison County
Cowan
Missoula
Sth
Montana House of Representatives
Legislative Investigating Committee
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Wellcome
Clai
Senate
Gowan
Helena
Bickford
Senator Clark
Stiff
Dickford
Ma Clark
Fragmentary Dispatches Stir Washington France Treaty Debate
A press representative reports no trade in dispatches from Washington about tensions over a France United States commercial treaty. In Chicago a robbery suspect was shot dead by a policeman at his home doorway. A wave of regional violence and arrests follows, with noted brutality in a crime case involving a man named Broch.
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France
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Chicago
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Aleeing
Ayast
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Joseph de Visehts
Trice
Children Perish After Murky Accident in City Streets
Readable fragments report a deadly incident involving two sisters near Swenty-ninth Street and Jessamine Avenue. Names and ages are unclear in the text, but neighbors witnessed the event during a nighttime incident connected to a mud incident. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Neaby Chisago
Jan
Uh—Angueta Aryezune
Olja
Jessamine Avenue
Evening Wisconsin special from Milwaukee notes Cheney case insanity
Oriense Warky on Wheteleliys JMON. A reform or vote led to appointees opposing by council. A duty levied on electricity brought to the United States near the Niagara River trace Inanne Milwaukey. Corbett of Milwaukee reports the Cheney case. Rev and Mrs David Cheney were involved and one had gone insane.
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Joy West
Cauneel
United States
Niavara
Trace Inanne
Milwaukey
Wisconsin
Macine (Wise
Wenry F. Corbett
Milwwaukee
David 3. Cheney
McCoy Edges Choynski In Controversial Bout At Broadway Club
New York action at the Broadway Athletic Club. Kid McCoy defeats Joe Choynski on a three round decision amid timekeeping disputes. A second round knockout chance was thwarted by a late bell and a costly error by the timekeeper. Choynski and his seconds protested, referee Johnny White upheld the official time, and the ring atmosphere turned chaotic with a spectator's collapse nearby.
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Kid" McCoy
Joe Choyski
Croadway Athletic Club
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Kid
McCoy
Choguski
Johnny White
Miany
Cheynserness
Ducky
Chornski
Col
Mike Padson
Choynski
White
Choyneki
Claynski
McGoy
Broadway
Riot Outside St Louis House of Delegates Over Lighting Bill
A mass of citizens gathered at the doors of the St Louis house of delegates to demand admission as the light for the parks and public buildings was at issue. Sergeant at Arms Weeke fired a revolver to hold the crowd, police arrived, and the committee of citizens led by ex Gov Stanard entered to press for action. The house debated rule 69 but did not lock in the floor. Speaker and delegates resumed business while a crowd dispersed after news that lighting bills would pass in the near term.
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House of Delesules
House of Delegates
Weeke
Committee of Citiiens
Stanard
Albright
House
Isiness
Ailizeus
Me- Theeters
Manta
Burglars Loot Glen Haven Treasurer Office
Burglars entered the Glen Haven town treasurer Joseph Gates’ office on a winter night and took about $2,000 in county orders notes and accompaniments. The crime was carried out by professional crackers. No suspects are yet in custody. Glen Haven lies eight miles west of Patierine.
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Platteville
Wis
Joseph Gates
Glen Haven
Gen Haven
Patierine
Corbett await trial after hospital bail hearing
Tale for the Moat, Raving, Within, Selene PL Corbett faced charges related to deception and mental state. He was granted bail and will remain under medical care as part of proceedings. Sister of his deceased wife is mentioned in related details. A separate Madison Journal item notes a letter proposing Gov Edward Scofield as a vice presidential candidate.
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Corbett
Cheneystad
Wis
Shot Dead in Stevens Point Linked to Horse Traders
Louis Weisner Jr a partner in Curran & Weisner, known for horse healing work across central Wisconsin, was shot on Nomim Street in Stevens Point by Gabriel Green, an elder rival. Green’s barn and 14 valuable horses were destroyed weeks earlier after a suit favored Weisner. Green alleges Weisner helped start the fire. Weisner, 34, leaves a wife and several children.
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Curran & Weisner
Wisconsin
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Stevens Point
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Curran O& Weisner
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Green
Greens
Weisner
Library building near completion at University of Wisconsin
One of the finest campus news structures, the university library and the State Historical Society library will share the new building. It will house about 60,100 volumes from the university and 20,000 volumes from the historical society, creating a premier western historical library and a top national listing.
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the University
Library of the State Historical Society
Prohibition State Central Committee Sets Milwaukee Convention
The Prohibitionist State Central Committee meeting in Milwaukee chose the site for the state convention on August 22. Delegates at large to the national prohibition convention include Taylor, EL W. Chafin of Waukesha, T. B. Smith of Madison, and Ole A. Olson of Eau Claire.
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Prohibition State Central Committee
Milwaukee
Hidage
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EL. W. Chafin
Paratysls Drowns Neenah Banker Hiram Smith
Hiram Smith president of the Man ueturers national bank in Neenah died of paralysis after a 40 year career in the area. He helped start the paper and stove industry and built the first paper mill in the Vox river valley with his brother 46 years ago. He was about 70 years old. The state board of control met at Waupun and moved the Lais loving department from the state prison to Green Bay reformatory to teach trades to youths and plan to use the shop for state clothing production.
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Man Ueturers' National Bank
Neenah
Mr. Smith
Necuius
Vox River Fulley
State Board of Control
Waupun
Laisloving Department
Reformatory
Green Bay
We Reformatory
Delegates Named for National Editorial Association Meeting
The article lists editors appointed as delegates to the National Editorial Association meeting in New Orleans on February 25, including C. L. Hubbs Take Mills A D Dorsett Baraboo CG A Booth Milwaukee E Surlbut Qeonomowoe 6 8 Taylor Darren H W Meyer Appleton C F Roessler G ferson and others from Wood's Yates Washburn Wy Bolens Port Washington. It also reports a series of local items: Sister Augusta Augastay found dead by suicide in Lake Michigan near Kemper hall Kemper ballgrounds. Henry F P Corbett to be held for preliminary hearing on shooting Rev Cheney and wife with bond set at 8 000. Gold rock found near Milwaukee copper prospecting. News Condensed: Warland academy reopens Beaver Dam. Wayland trustees urged 7 000 given 20 000 promised. several deaths in Milwaukee varnish room, Prof Noudna dies at Colorado College. Henry G Jones dies after fall. depot fire in New Tishon. Jane Sell commits suicide. tobacco market in Janesville.
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Milwaukee
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Warland Academy
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Colorado College
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