President urges gold standard policy and Philippine reconstruction
President's message previews gold standard policy emphasis and banking reform, notes Cuba and Philippines issues, calls for civil governance in the Philippines, and outlines reconstruction plans. It praises wartime achievements, supports navy readiness, Hawaii and Alaska needs, and high tariffs stance. Defends Dawes Indian enrollment progress and condemns lynching while urging congressional action.
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British troops advance and Boer resistance deepens in South Africa
London reports worsening prospects as British and Boer forces clash near Ladysmith and Kimberley. Gen Cronje claims Modder river fight ended with British withdrawal. Ladysmith shelled. 15,000 Boers maneuver to surround Methuen as reinforcements prepare at Aldershot.
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LAW AGAINST TRUSTS Across federal scope reviewed
Washington reports Attorney General Griggs in his annual congress review notes limited federal action against combinations in restraint of trade. He cites the Sherman act of 1890 as the sole federal statute and says cases must fit its scope to proceed in U S courts.
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British Move on Colesbury Reports 3,000 Men Advancing
A Cape Town dispatch dated December 8 says 3,000 British troops led by an armored train advance on Colesbury from Naarwpoort with Methuen reinforced. Other notes describe artillery reaching Methuen and Buller awaiting heavy guns, while Bosnian and Cape Colony reports show evolving positions and siege activity.
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