Invasion Crisis Deepens as Jameson Leads Boers Clash
News from Transvaal reports 900 British South Africa Company troops led by Dr. Jameson invading Boer territory. Kruger calls burghers to defend, while Chamberlain urges withdrawal. Berlin cites German support for Boers. tension grows with potential bloodshed and strategic maneuvers across colonies.
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Transvaal
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Marquis of Salisbury
Dr. Jameson
Joubert
de Beers Company
Kimberley
Joseph Chamberlain
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Hercules Robinson
Omer
Berlin
William
Great Britain
British South Africa Company
Mishonaland
Maraleland
Glasgow
Nouth Africa
Diamond
Scotland
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Rhodes
Charwred
Lobengula
Matabele Land
Jad
Chamberlain
Johanneburg
Kruger
Cosr
Tere South Atria Company
Venezuelan boundary commission named by Cleveland
President Cleveland announces a five member Venezuelan boundary commission with two New Yorkers two Marylanders and Justice Brewer of Kansas to be joined by Andrew White Frederick Coudert and Daniel Gilman. The group will determine procedure and seek British accommodation while awaiting further U S action. Brooklyn loses Kings County status as new county lines merge. In other items Copenhagen editor suggests selling Caribbean islands to the United States or Germany as purchases. Cripple Creek gold output tops 1.6 million for year. London reports a possible petroleum monopoly grant in Istanbul notes.
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Kynnas
United Sester Supreme Court
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Maryland
Court of Appeals
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Andrew White
New York
Frederick R. Coudert
Daniel Gitman
Wargramt Tr
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Cleveland
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Cornell University
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University of California
Tims
Great Britain
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Olbey
Congress
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Prince of Wales
Crespo
Azpong
Venesuelan Commission
Lord Seliabury
Kings County
Brooklts
Brooklyn
County of Kings
Court of Sessions
City Court of
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Political Caucus Shifts in Maryland Senate Deadlock
A chaotic Maryland caucus scene unfolds as Senator Bruce is nominated for presidency amid Democratic defections and Republican gains. Ex-Governor Jack and Senator Michael are cited in moves to realign with Republicans, possibly securing a one vote majority for the opposition. Memorials contesting deaths of two senators are presented. The Republican ticket led by Sidney E. Mudd is set for the House, and adjournment follows governor's message readings.
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John Walter Smith
Imeult
Jacksan
Michael
Senate
Bruce
Tham
Democrata
Jackson
Bond
Dem
Calvert County
Weetcott
Kant County
Sidney E. Mudd
Charles County
House
Battle at Sadler's Hall in Bridgeport leaves dozens injured
Reported Jan 2 describes a clash between soldiers and police at Sadler's Hall in Bridgeport Conn. Baynes Fort. About thirty men were seriously injured as Kosciusko Guards resisted police attempts to seize beer. Twenty prisoners were brought in with visible wounds while women allegedly fought police with fury. Additional halls visited and roughly 200 kegs of beer sold amid the unrest.
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Miltery Ball
Bridgeport
Conn
Baynes Fort
Sadler's Big Hall
Sadler's Hall
Kosciusko Guards
Kondasko Guards
Strike talk reels workers and manager clash in Philadelphia
Report of a tense Philadelphia street railway bargaining session with Amalgamated Association leaders and Union Traction Company officials. Workers threaten renewed strike after manager Beetem backs an anti union pledge for new hires, while Mahon urges direct negotiation with directors.
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Aten
Sod
Bertem
Union Trectun Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Allway Workers
Beeterm
Momburn
Harmonie Ball
Beetem
Harmonie Hall
Imeeting
Mahon
Amalgamated Angocistion
Avery
Ali
Union Traction Company
Sas
Menager
Bloce
Mr. Boetam
The Presidents New Year Reception at the White House
A New Year reception at the White House shows the president and Mrs Cleveland descending from the private portico to the blue parlor. Cabinet members and spouses form a line, with diplomats and military officers in formal dress. The room glows with opal glass lighting as the public enters to view decorations and the president.
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Wes Orichraial
Waeshington
Calis
Eichangel
Everphair
Ube
Burvane
Cleveland
Terbert
Herbert
Smith
War in Cuba Insurgents Move Westward Toward Palos
Despatches report Cuban insurgents advancing westward from Ma tanas and reaching Palos near the Guines line. Spanish officials claim the move is to circle back toward Santa Clara through Sagua, while insurgent allies dismiss the plan. Reinforcements arriving at Matanzas from Sagia apiricus and Juerro bolster forces.
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Ysging
Santa Clara
Sagua
Jaguey Chico
Couttos
Gomea
Macev
Tb Ja
Matanaas
Sagiapiricus
Juerro
Matanans
Bradley's Presidency and Southern Delegations Rise
A Bradley New Year gathering in Beastrort Kentucky launched talk of a Bradley presidential bid. Speakers wished the governor political success in 1900 and discussed securing a strong delegation from Kentucky and other southern states as he eyes bigger offices.
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Bradley
Kentucky
Outbreaks and political shifts in distant conflicts
Fresh outbreaks are reported at Orfab and furkis as Baron Montefiore is named Trajian versa' geat in London. A violent clash near Asuland Kentucky leaves Caacis Jones and Lon Irwin fatally shot while Arthur Woodman is disfigured. A dispatch from Crt' ware notes the Cretan revolutionary movement.
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Geat
London
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Fredonia
N. Y
Arthur Woodman
Asuland
Caacis Jones
Lon Irwin
Thomas Wolfe
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