Rhodes era of empire grows from Cape Colony era
The report notes Cecil Rhodes has resigned as premier of Cape Colony and praises his vision to unite British domains from the Congo to the great lakes. Sir John Sprigg, Rhodes’s predecessor, is named as his successor with a long record in colonial leadership. Kruger blocks Johannesburg supplies as tensions rise over Transvaal. Britain faces calls to strengthen forces amid threats of German support for the Transvaal.
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Various Local News and National Briefs From Jan 7
Reports cover Philadelphia civil service charges and perjury cases, a New York to Arizona railroad suit, bond demand by banks, fatal naphtha explosions, a man boiled in glue, a trolley company receiver, a jealous husband’s double crime, a man burned in his home, record low temperatures across multiple towns, a Kentucky mayoral succession dispute, a convict lawyer’s prison sentence, and a shop workers strike ending. The Emperor of Japan is described as a versatile sportsman with wide interests.
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Brewers’ Combine
Michael Schafer
Pittsburg
Refus W. Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Governor Clarke
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Insurgent Movements Reach Havana and St Louis Captures
Extensive reports describe insurgent advances in Cuba with attacks on towns near Havana, depopulated districts, and refugees flooding into Havana as rumors of a possible assault rise. Simultaneously in St Louis a railroad man, James W. Blake, is arrested for counterfeiting after sealing his own fate on Pine Street. Oklahoma's bid for statehood nears a convention in Perry to determine the path forward for single statehood.
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Pine Street
United States
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Oklahoma
Perry
O. T. Jane
Oklahoma City
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Armes Re-Arrest Upheld By Court Of Appeals
The United States Court of Appeals overturns Judge Uradley's habeas corpus order and orders Armes to be rearrested and remanded to military custody. The ruling holds that military authority may detain under Army rules, and Armes, a retired captain, may appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Four Men Die in Mine Shaft Disaster
A shaft accident at a Springfield area mine results in the death of four workers Jones Merritt Lynch and Robert Hebert among the victims. The bucket failure and an ice-formed billy caused the collapse as workers lowered into the shaft. Rescue showed four bodies, the bucket and wire rope badly damaged.
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Victios
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Ap Chil
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Roter Hebert
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Billy
Fela
Tulle
Gilbert
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed on Jan 6
New York and Philadelphia exchanges saw a broad market decline after administration moves to a popular loan. Closing bids show varied results across rail, gas, and mining issues while wheat corn and oats held steady. Live stock traded unevenly with hogs weak and sheep firmer, reflecting regional price shifts.
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Record of Extreme Cold and Turbulent News Briefs
A collection of terse items reports Syracuse New York suffering the lowest temperature on record with readings of 38 below and 34 below in spots, plus violent crime details from Prisoner Dickson’s assault on Charlies Wilson in Cairo Tennessee. Other items note Ezeta’s expedition in San Salvador, Kentucky Republican shift, Utah senate actions, British commentary on Venezuela, and assorted nuggets including Croker distancing from politics and a Pittsburgh suicide.
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