The Boer Peace Mission and Global Happenings Review
A sweeping weekly digest notes the Boer peace commission nearing America, amid reports of General Olivier’s wounding and other international incidents. It cites political shifts, fires, drownings, and protests, including Dewey’s Chicago reception and Manila taxation protests.
Fires claim four miners near Hoanoke Virginia
A mining disaster reported in Hoanoke Virginia state that four miners perished in a fire at a local mine. The article also notes other global and national events including deaths and political appointments. Records mention Munkacsy dying in Bonn and Charles Towne considered for Bryan’s running mate.
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S' Mine
Hoanoke
Munkacsy
Bonn
Germany
Michigan
Charles A. Towne
Bryan
New England Building Trades
Salt Lake
Iowa
Mins
Baker City
British Gain Ground in Brandfort Area as Boer Forces Move
London and Bloemfontein dispatches report General Broadwater and Tucker divisions advancing near Thabancha with French and Rundle troops enacting a broad front. Lord Roberts commands about 50 000 British along a 40 mile front, cautiously pressing a dispersed Boer defense amid large cattle and sheep herds driven north toward Ladybrand.
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Thabanche
London
Broadweral
Inn
Befontein
Ian Hansittin
Jacob+roh
Thabancha
Tvenern
Tucker
French
Rundle
Aobyrte
Rome
Winstonharchill
Bloemfontein
Ladybrand
Hasting Thalaucho
Kimberley
Americans in Catubig Hold Church Against Rebels
In Manilas report a U S garrison of 80 from the Forty third regiment at Catubig on Kamar island fought rebels for five days in a church. Twenty Americans died, the rest were rescued after reinforcements arrived. Rebels suffered heavy losses, while Funston uncovered a Malolos archive warehouse near Cabantian.
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Manila
Catubig
Kamar
Catubig Church
Leutenant
Laon
Cation
Catarman
Funston
Cabanatean
New Eciji
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Scofield Calamity Worst Mining Disaster in US History
Salt Lake May 4 Every effort in Scofield is mourning as mine relief began yesterday. Hundreds volunteered to aid in rescue and recovery while workers faced after damp and toxic fumes. Three hundred ninety eight men entered the mine yesterday and most perished. total deaths likely to rise.
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Salt Lake
Scofield
Reneuera
Reccners
Future of the Soers Many of Them Will Emigrate
A Pretoria letter cited by a New York dispatch reports Boers divided over postwar independence with many seeking emigration. State Secretary Reitz said he would move to America if English takeover occurs, and others plan to relocate to German West Africa or other countries. Some say President Kruger would spend his final years in Holland or Germany.
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Semedaiva
Ile
Bet Ae
Ton Broggan
North Lawrence
John Hunter
Hunter
xState
Thomas
New York
Pretoria
Republica
Reitz
America
Kruger
Transvaal
Holland
Germany
Mexican Civil Chief Arrested in Guerrero District
City of Mexico May 4 An important arrest has been made in Chilipa Guerrero the prisoner is Colonel Vega civil chief of the district and a notable figure in local affairs The arrest was reported as an unexpected development in the region further details were not available.
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City of
Mexico
Chilipa
Guerrero
Vega
Disaster Devastates Bandon and Mine Scene Widens
May 7 report details a catastrophic fire in Bandon destroying Spencer's hall and other buildings, with 1,200 homeless and losses estimated at 1,000,000 dollars. Rescue efforts, relief measures, and shifting dangers from the mine disaster near Salt Lake are described as officials and miners cope with fatalities and evacuations.
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Kaske
Ftp Sa
Bes
Mallee
Don
Mca
Spencer
H. Geigerich
Bandon Ana
Salt Lake
America
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