War End Race Emissaries Report Possible Peace Steps
March 24 Kitchener and Allied emissaries report progress toward peace talks with Boer leaders. A safe conduct proposal and potential general surrender are discussed as Lord Kitchener and staff meet with Boer envoys. March 25 Acting President Schalk Burger travels toward Kimberley with Lord Kitchener’s party. March 20 Cecil Baines dies. a court case involving the Bay and Eastern RR Co. is remanded. An unrelated local ad notes a new shoe store opening in Macomb.
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Beer
Isberger
House of the War
Schalkberger
Kitchener
Sterp
Reneent
Jarvenors
Orange River Col
Schalker
Koonstad
Gee
Transvaal
Marner
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Pimpresson
Pertalers
Sulk
Baines
Cons Bay, G and Eastern RR Co
Supreme Court
Coos County
Hamilton
Moves and Comment Across a Varied Political Landscape
Senator Mitchell prepares a speech for the pending Chinese exclusion bill while Manila reports sixteen cholera cases and fifteen deaths over two days. Ellen M Stone, American missionary, has begun travel to London and then to America. Secretary Hitchcock denies plans to resign. A Kentucky man faces jail for thirteen wives. Thunder Mountain plans its first newspaper with George J Lewis as manager. Bert Nunn, Cottage Grove City Marshal, arrested for larceny. An official report notes 278 lepers nationwide and suggests a colony. Reverend Sheriff Pearson of Portland Prohibition state offers $100 for proof of an open saloon. Southern Oregonian Printing Company to publish in Medford with $10,000 capital. Island of Cuba turnover set for May 2 as Palma is to be inaugurated when U S control ends.
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Hitchcock
Kentucky
Thunder Mountain
George J Lewis
Idaho
Bert Nunn
Cottage Grove
Marobist
E F Anderson
Citisen
Pearson
Portland
Maine
Southern Oregonian Printing Company
Medford
Sidney D Cherles
Rees Riley
Henry Pape
Cuba
Palma
Myrtle Point Nursery Catalog Promotes Fruit Trees
Myrtle Point nursery advertises a selection of the best varieties for market and home use with firet class fruit trees and shipping apples as a specialty. Prices quoted for delivery to any address on application. Oregon and nearby areas served.
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Prop
Myrite Polat
Printer Reacts With Surprise At Political Result
A fragment from Asheville notes a printer's astonishment at the outcome of a political matter involving Chamberlain and Balm. The text shows garbled OCR with misspellings and unclear dates or names.
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Chamberlain
Henry ‘T .Crosk
Asheville (Nc
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Les Rhodes
Cecil
Kimberley
Peder
Inew Shoe Store
Brewer's Boot and Shoe Shop
Weaereetia
Mitchell
Manila
Ellen M Stone
London
Amerize
Myrtle Point Nursery
Schiller
B. Hermann
GENTS
Hermann Brick Block
Yingt and
Flouz
Studebaker Bro’s Wagons and McCormick Harvesting Co
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Suamrock Circle
Black's Mall
Tintin Nyernow
Maugt A. Rovrats
Mantle Point Text
Black’s Hall
C. Jonxson
G. M. Swort
Myrtle Lodge No
A. F
A. M
T. Jonxpon
W.W Deyer
Bian
L. Jewel Port
M. Rexvao
U Rongnos
Lubuander
L A. Roberts
Attorney At Law
K A, Leep
Perkins’ Arugalote
Willow Street
D. Pulfords
Perkins’ Drug Store
Menurre Vporst
M. Short
Onxaoy
J.B. Benson
Emerson B. Lane
Bank OF
Bank of California
San Francisco
First National Bank of Portland
Argains
Yeucan
S. E. Johneson & CO
Suozgagor
J A Momickl
Rth
General Merchandise
W. W.gatchell
Mary
Myrtie Point Hotel
Meat Market
Coquille Packing Co
W.T. McCloskey
Cogalite City
F. D, White
Bandon
Tu.m
Aerives
Coquille City
Sau Ad
Steéssboat
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