Boers Rally Against Gen Rundle Near Ficksburg
Boers mass near Ficksburg under Devilliers and Hermano threaten a breach while British lines hold weakly. Lord Roberts mobilizes for 36,000 men as supply routes from Lourenco Marques face disruption from a destroyed Malana bridge. Dispatches note ongoing outposts skirmishes and strategic movements across the region.
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Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining in Medicine
Fragmentary ad copy promises a cure named Eis Hood's Sarsaparila, billed as America’s Greatest Medicine, claiming to remove all triparities from the blood and presenting a silver lining to beleaguered humanity through a purported treatment.
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Convention Makes No Nomination At Republican Convention
Special Dispatch to The News describes the June 20 session of the Republican national convention in Philadelphia. The hall erupted for Roosevelt's entrance while postures and praise followed from delegates. Chairman Hanna prepared to adjourn without a nominating vote as Roosevelt drew the crowd’s electric reaction.
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Roosevelt Star At Century Convention Drama In Philadelphia
The rough rider drew the crowd as he entered the Philadelphia convention with his hat on, sparking a loud ovation. Roosevelt refused a candidacy, while Governor Taylor of Kentucky received a partisan tribute, and Marcus A. Hanna called the session to order with Rev. Dr. J Gray Bolton as chaplain.
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Hanna Triumphs as McKinley Rally Dominates Convention
At the Ohio event Chairman Hanna led cheers for McKinley while Senator Walcott energized 15,000 attendees with a pro war and prosperity pitch. Walcott hailed U S growth, global reach, and the 1900 campaign, urging unity against Democratic shifts, and praising Roosevelt’s vice presidency path. The Kansas delegation pledged unanimous support for Roosevelt, urging him as the next vice president.
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Roosevelt Favored by Several Delegations in Union Ranks
A survey of delegates shows Wisconsin New York and California leaning to Roosevelt or backing any admin‑approved candidate. Kentucky and Alabama discussions hinge on Bradley Long and Dolliver with Hanna controlling key votes as party lines shift.
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Russians Attack Pekin Reported Amid Chinese Fire
Shanghai correspondent of The Daily Express reports Russian relief force outside Pekin and renewed attacks on legations at night. Chinese troops under Generals Tung Fuh Siang and Fung Ching attacked Kalints, set five European buildings ablaze, while rumors of massacres abroad spread.
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Two Shootings Mark St Louis Strike Night
In St Louis last night two shooting incidents erupted during a strike. A passenger wagon was hit by two bullets wounding Peter Bonifer in the foot while Miss Winnie Alem was seriously wounded as armed posse members rode in the car.
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