Peace in South Africa Triggers Night of Jubilation Across London
Crowds thronged the Strand and Piccadilly waving national flags and singing including God Save the King as cheers rose for peace. In Buckingham Palace crowds gathered while churches and hotels rang with celebratory music and prayers as Kitchener’s dispatch was read and officials prepared statements from Mr. Balfour.
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Paris Sees Broad Satis fiction Amid European News
Paris correspondent of The Times reports broad satisfaction and enthusiasm across Europe as June events unfold. The London Times dispatch notes a hopeful mood among officials and citizens alike regarding recent developments.
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Peace in South Africa Sparks Citywide Celebrations
Dispatches from Montreal Ottawa Halifax and St John s report joyous reactions to the end of the South African war. Churches rang bells sang national anthems and prayers of thanks followed by planned public festivities and fireworks in several cities.
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The South African War A Two Year War Chronicle
The article recounts the Boer War from its start in 1899 through mid 1902, detailing key sieges at Kimberley Ladysmith Mafeking and Pretoria, major battles at Magersfontein Stormberg Colenso and Paardeberg, leadership shifts with Roberts Kitchener Buller and Botha, the turn of fortune with blockhouse tactics and relief of towns, shifting peace overtures, proclamations and the long path to negotiations ending in peace.
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Diary of the South African War 1899 Early Campaigns
A condensed diary of the 1899 South African war outlining key early actions. Dates cover Oct to Dec with British and Boer movements, sieges, battles at Mafeking Kimberley Ladysmith Stormberg Magersfontein and Colenso, and notable losses and captures including Buller Wauchope and heavy casualties.
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March 23 24 Movement Ends With Captures Enlistments
A March movement against De la Rey yields 9 guns seized and 135 men captured. On April 7 Commandant Kruitzinger is acquitted by court martial of murder and related charges.
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New French Chamber Meets After Electing Provisional President
Paris June 1 The newly convened Chamber of Deputies elected a provisional president in a political vote. M. Bourgeois defeated M. Deschanel 303 to 267 as Radicals gain majority. Mourning adjournment observed for Martinique disaster victims.
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Neptune Townships Affairs Under Probe for Misuse of Funds
Special to The New York Times reports a petition to the New Jersey Supreme Court seeks a commission to investigate Neptune Township Monmouth County including Ocean Grove West Asbury Park West Ocean Grove and Ocean Grove proper. Accusations allege extravagant spending overdrawn appropriations overextended bonds unwarranted franchise grants high interest borrowing and contracts awarded to township officers without legal warrants. The hearing on the application is set for the week.
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Incendiary Fire Destroys Buildings in Hollidaysburg
A late night blaze of incendiary origin leveled the W. H. Goodfellow warehouse and damaged the Hollidaysburg Opera House and Leet and Gigartment stores. Fire officials estimate extensive losses across the Jani ng block and surrounding properties.
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Yale Names Track Team Leader for Next Year
Yale in New Haven announces B. Thomas Jr., 1908, elected to lead the track team for the ensuing year, succeeding Newell H. Hargrave.
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