Global tensions over South African settlement stir US Britain talks
Fragmented OCR text recounts diplomacy between the United States and United Kingdom over South Africa peace efforts. It notes Lord Salisbury, President McKinley, and various papers praising restraint and calling for a negotiated end to hostilities, with troop movements around Bloemfontein and reflections on intervention.
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Loner
Mace
la Wie Boose
Quaniuns
May Welliam Rodina
Prilat
Malfour
Mr. Terluneaud
United States
Clutrze
Lord Sallebury
Ar. Hay “Hywy
Anfaria
Preetoria
South African Republic
Bulfer
Lord Salisbury
White
Urothersmnjesty
Snow Hits South and East with Freezing Temperatures
Snow fell across Mougtom Texas and Reach areas causing damage to fruit crops and early vegetables while wheat remained unscathed. Reports from Utlea and Birwiegham note heavy snow and bloom-destroying cold. New York and New Jersey endured a brisk storm with 22 degree readings, sleet and wind, while two traveling salesmen reportedly froze to death near Round Look.
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Mougtom
Tex
Mazel
Sue
Waer Jenowie
New York
Furtel
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Liberty Carters
Saundersimal Barit Cummings
Chicago
Turin
Ford
Roberts Prepares to Advance on Pretoria Amid War News
London reports detail Gen Roberts moving to Pretoria as British forces push north from Bloemfontein. Updates cite Bethulie garrison held and a 12,000 to 15,600 strong column forming to outflank Boer defenses, with casualties listed at Dreifontein and hospital care for wounded officers.
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Li Iy
Ube
Russia
Ulig
Twyds
Leopold
Wat
Bloemfontein
Ayt
Pretoria
Gatsere
Bethulie
Bloewfontein
Prahant
Orange River
Atiwal
Clement
van Zyl
Lord Roberts
Doubert
Muteking
Dreifontein
Roberts
Thoemfontein
Telliig
Lmboir Homes
Bstaad
Beiver
Vanel
Krew
Toulon
Vale
Defended Herself in Fatal Race Street Shooting
Jessie Luemin Adams killed her husband Charles Adams after years of alleged abuse in the Primrose flat on Race Street near the Arcade. Adams reportedly threatened her and her children. she said she acted in self defense after a tirade and blows, firing two shots with a revolver. Gertie Hayes, sister of Adams’s wife, was present.
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Ginginnati
Maveh
Charles Adams
Union Pacific
Cacow
Omaha
Irving
Way
Jessie Luemin Adams
Primrose
Race Street
Gertie Turman
Western tragedy at Bannock ends in a fatal shootout
A Bannock tragedy unravelled after a feud between the Brown and Lytle factions. Pred. Town and Myrtle Taytte died in the violence, with Lytle fatally shot by Brown. A coroner’s inquest found justifiable homicide for Brown, while Brown and others faced investigations. The report also notes a steamship departure to Cape Town.
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Myul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Bannock
Myrtle Taytte
Lytle
Lowre
Howe
Merdle
Trewin
Rann
Kiestin
Tytle
Myrelyk
Brown
Incidental War Expenses Reported By Commission
The Philippine commission outlined costs from the demobilization effort and related war activities. It notes expenditures totaling $13,562.05 for secret service work and $103,111.34 for investigations led by General Gremile M Dodge as president of the commission.
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Viilippine Commission
Paris
Influence Not Felt In Market Movements This Week
A weekly financial review notes a modest monetary tightening, with New York circulation rising by 2 100 000 while overall effects on major ventures appear subdued. Wheat and corn exports show declines from last year, while farm product values gain strength though industrial inputs stay steady. Railroad activity hints at expansion but likely slower than projected, amid cautious optimism about general demand.
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Dora Colske
New York
Iessening
Atlantic
Poe Elfie
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Chicago
Tragedy at Monongahela Furnace Kills and Burns Workers
At the Monongahela Furnace in McKeesport Pennsylvania a massive molten mass collapsed trapping and cremating George Miartin. George Curtin Syd ney Jackson Stephen Stoboswick and John Rore neels were burned with Curtin missing and Jackson in critical condition. Fire officials describe repeated explosions as common in the area and note the grim severity of the disaster.
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Pittsburgh
Monongahela Furnace Company
McKeesport
George Miartin
George Curtin
Sydney Jackson
Stephen Stoboswick
John Roreneels
Curtin
Maretin
Cirvan
Martin
Curran
Worribley
Jackson
Open Door Policy Pressure Tied to Chinese Empress Dowager
Shanghai March 16 The American association telegraphs that the empress dowager's stance toward reformers may endanger the open door policy and urges prompt multinational action. The Chinese reformers seek foreign aid while conservatives around the empress resist, risking anti foreign sentiment and possible instability in China. The State Department reports the cable is under consideration and notes Boxers attacks on missions in Shan-Ting and Kian-Chou. The plan includes dispatching a US warship to a nearby port to signal concern, while officials expect China to repress the Boxers without warship action.
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Shanghai
American Association
United States
Chins Association
Claude MacDonald
Washington
State Department
China
Reform Party
Uulion
Tayin
Aumerican Association
Empresa
Conger
Department
America
Shan-Ting
Kinaw-Chou
Spon
Mi Amerivatt Wirship
Manila
Jrort
Ithe Gaval
Pathy
Department of Staic
Treasury overrun as bond exchange bill passes
Washington March 1 officials of the treasury face heavy work as the new bond exchange bill shifts old long term bonds into new two percent gold bonds. Applications to exchange bonds total about 27 million, with nearly all from national banks, while numerous requests to establish national banks under the new act proceed. The Treasury and comptroller offices report many filings and urgent staff needs as the law unfolds.
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Cuuxes
Washington
Treasury
Aine
Wriddy
Cuprepuy
Daily News Misread Wisdom Quips on Character
Fragmentary ad litho style item quotes muddled proverbs about character and judgment. The piece references Fidelity, manner, and selectors with scattered names and phrases, showing a clipped, modern newspaper vibe amid garbled OCR text.
Arbor Day Proclamation Declares April Arbor Day
Springfield authorities issue a proclamation designating April 27 as Arbor Day and urge schools and public bodies to plant trees and shrubs. The aim is to beautify public property and enhance the moral and aesthetic uplift of youth through outdoor greenery.
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Springfield
Gev
Tanner Haa
Jave Speedy Trials and Goebel Case Notes
Frankfort Ky reports urge speedy examination trials for Goebel related cases. Secretary Powers and Whitaker discuss proceedings while references to Goebel conspirators and other figures appear in the context of trials and political tension. Aguinalde’s death and MacArthur trail coverage are also mentioned in scattered items.
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Frankfort
Secretary of State
Holland Whittaker
Davis
William Goebel
Breyer
Gieaga
Moreh
Waterman
Dreyer
Hinta
Apwinalde
Oliver
Flores
Aguin Alde
MacArthur
Aguinalde
lInhink San
Big Gain for Farmers in March Agricul turist Review
New York reports the March Agricul turist review shows U S farm produce valued at 1.607 million dollars more than the low mood year 1891 95. Livestock value up 700 million and staple crops up 10 million with overall farm wealth rising about 2 percent from the downturn. The article notes ownership of farms by operators rising slightly and mortgage counts steady, with farm mortgage reductions around 200 million.
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New York
United States
Ellis
Nowoutt of
Mort
Kentucky political turmoil swells over disputed governorship
In Kentucky, adjournment on Tuesday leaves Gov Beckham’s move to seize state buildings pending Court of Appeals ruling. A $100000 militia reorganization appropriation was approved, while voters in Lewisville await a court decision upholding Democrats that the legislature determines contested offices. Republicans plan appeal to the state court of appeals, seeking a higher ruling.
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Chia
Brie
Kentucky
Beckham
Lewisville
Vewlen
Poterno
Fields
Unitedates Enjire Tne
Death in a Tenement Fire in Newark NY
A deadly tenement fire in Newark New York on Monday morning killed four veaders gang members and left two seriously burned. Firefighters recovered 18 bodies from the ruins as the blaze was brought under control. One family was wiped out entirely and another family left with only the father surviving, hospital grim. More victims were reported missing as crews continued search efforts.
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New York
Veaders
Newark
Nye
Tives
Mary
Newick
Prohibition Nominee Worley Stops in Sioux City Trip
John Worley of Chicago, seen as likely Prohibition party presidential nominee, passed through Sioux City on the South Wakota to Kansas City. He stated he would consider refinements if nominated and would campaign vigorously if chosen.
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Willie
Sioux City
John Worley
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Simus City
Wakoha
Kaansas City
Drowned and Murder Plot Appears in Fragmented Report
A muddled OCR item references a drowning on a riverbank near Milwaukee and a related homicide in a Chicago area setting. Names include Gerry Leek and Silas, with scattered mentions of cities Waverly and Carbondale. The piece seems to mix unrelated event fragments and a separate obituary for Mrs. Werman De Vrieg of New York.
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Unera
Dena
New York
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