Peace in South Africa Ends Two-Year War
London and Ottawa report Lord Kitchener Milner and Boer delegates signed terms of surrender ending nearly two years of war. King Edward and U S officials react with optimism as peace announcements bring relief, prayers, and celebrations across Britain and in Washington.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Lord Milner
House of Commons
Great Britain
Balfour
Edward
South Africa
Kruger
Daily Express
Utrecht
Holland
Mansion House
Joseph C. Dimsdale
War Office
King Edward
Washington
Raikes
British Foreign Office
United States
Choate
Roosevelt
Foreign Commerce Bureau
State Department
Levee
End of the South African War Celebrated Across Cities
News from Montreal and Pretoria reports peace terms reached ending the war. Churches distributed notices and played God Save the King while public displays and noon fireworks marked the ceasefire. A proclamation on bonds interest follows the signing, with coronation holidays proclaimed for June 26 and 27.
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Flage
Wrail
Wichoo
Montreal
God Save the King
the Nations
Pretoria
Kruger
Transvaal
Edward
Four City Officials Named in St Louis Corruption Indictments
The April grand jury, resisting Circuit Attorney Falk, reported extensive municipal corruption in St Louis. Indictments were returned against four public men, with bonds set for trial. The named individuals include Frederick W. Ziegenhein, Louis Schnell, Charles L. Geraghty, and Charles F. Kelly, each charged with bribery or misde meanor in connection with city contracts and services. The panel plans to impanel a new grand jury and continue the probe.
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St. Louis
Joseph W. Falk
Douglas
Frederick W. Ziegenhein
Cherookee Street
Henry Ziegenhein
Louis Schnell
Copelin Avenue
South Side Supply Company
Charles L. Geraghty
House of Delegates
Bayard Avenue
John E. Murphy
Board of Engineers
Charles F. Kelly
Elliott Avenue
John J. Maher
Baseball Headlines From Sunday National and Western Leagues
Sunday results across the National and Western leagues show scores and matchups at multiple venues. Games included At nermati Cincinnati, Kansas City, St Paul, Columbus, Louisville, and Denver sites, with various team totals and standings. Unclear lines render some team names and figures tentative.
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nermati—Cincinnat
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Peoria
Colorado Springs
Milwaukkee
Coloado Springs
Tnnina
AG Des Moines
St. Joseph
Boaneville
Rocktamd
French Professor Heilprin Reaches Mont Pelee Summit
Fort de France June 2 and the Tonal Geographic Society report Prof. Angelo Heilprin reached the Mont Pelee summit Sunday with two guides and Mr Leidbeiter. He observed three venting craters, vast crevasses, and mud eruptions affecting the surrounding slopes and Lake Palmiste dried bed. The ascent reached 700 meters and the expedition noted topographic changes as the crater edge collapsed, with Heilprin staying over two hours observing the activity.
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Fort de France
Satonal Geographic Society
Angelo Heilprin
Mont Peles
Leidbetter
Heilprin
Mont Pelee
Fallaise
Palmiste
Boston Visit Marred by Major Berthelot Leg Fracture
A mishap marred the Rochambeau mission visit in Boston when Maj. Berthelot, aide to Gen. Brugere, fractured his left leg at Charlestown navy yard. He slipped on a rug then was taken to the Gaulois for treatment as Admiral Fournier and staff witnessed the end of the visit.
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Rochambeau
Berthelot
Brugere
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Maj
Fournier
Ateff
Admiral Fournier
Admiral Johnson
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