Boer news and British plans amid war updates
London reports on Lord Roberts and the Boer campaign as colonial and naval moves unfold. Milner condemns conquest while British forces number 214000 with 12000 afloat. Boer peace commissioners begin work and Italy declines broader mediation. In India, plague riots erupt at Cawnpore with deaths, troops deployed to restore order.
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Tutt's Liver Pills Promote Strong Health and Bowel Regulation
Perfect health can be achieved by the occasional use of Tutt's Liver Pills. They regulate the bowels and produce a vigorous body. The pills are advertised as an absolute cure for sick headache malaria biliousness constipation and kindred diseases.
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Puerto Rico appoints new governor in transition plan
Charles H. Allen, secretary of the navy, and other officials met with President Ma r tenez to map future arrangements. With civil government to begin soon, Allen will travel to San Juan after Secretary Long returns to Washington, aiming to form the cabinet promptly.
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Blind surgeon Dr Cocke dies by own hand in Boston
Boston reports Dr J B Cocke a blind surgeon linked to a sensational divorce, found dead at his Pinckney Street home with a gunshot wound. His wife, initially absent, later told police she washed away blood as he died. she is his third wife and seven weeks of marriage.
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Fatal Collapse Buries Workers in Pittsburgh Remodeling
A four story brick building at Secon avenue and Wood Street Pittsburgh collapsed during remodeling by McGovern and Lytle, trapping workers. At least three died, eight injured, and many more feared buried as crews saved survivors from the wreck. The Armstrong McKeley Lead and Oil company occupied the building, with heavy iron posts centered as the middle of the structure. The rear section survived, sparing offices with about ten people. The loss to the firm is estimated around 40000 dollars.
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Married by Telegraph Bride and Groom Tale
The wedding of Andrew M Candas to Penelope Candit near Washington is described, with telegraph coverage from their home and the groom’s departure to Harrisonville for his mother’s death. Details include the ceremony held at Mulhall and the telegraph office, with pastor Albert Hi. Glader officiating and relatives present as wires relayed responses.
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Engagement for Alta Rockefeller to Prentice announced
From the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger comes news of a forthcoming meeting between Emperor William and Czar Nicholas near Dantzic toward the end of March. March revenue receipts total 24,326,677 dollars, up 1,533,677 from 1899. John D. Rockefeller and wife announce their daughter Alta's engagement to E Parmalee Prentice of Chicago. Maud King of Hendley, WVa, attempted to horsewhip Mrs Johnson. Johnson shot King dead. Public notice includes an advertisement for Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with testimonial claims.
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Custody Battle Over Milwaukee Boy Sparks Hoboken Clash
A custody dispute between Fecker and his wife over a Milwaukee boy led to a Hoboken confrontation as the boy was brought ashore. The judge ordered the child placed with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children until a ruling. Mrs Fecker claimed she adopted the boy in 1897 and alleges kidnapping by Fecker, while Fecker accuses her of unfit care. The case proceeds before Judge Fitzgerald in New York.
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