Stirling stubborn suspect in professor murder case
Reports from Charles Perry detail Stirling’s refusal to admit guilt in the case of Professor Rey Wait. The scene includes police, suspects Ivory and Perry, and a tense inquiry into accessories before the court. Neely Printing Co. in Indianapolis shut by U S Marshal Foley, 53 workers laid off amid embezzlement charges. John Ridpath at Presbyterian Hospital shows slight improvement after weeks of illness.
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Peery
Prof
White
Philadelphia
Charles Perry
Praress
Henry Lyury
Polwe
Rey
Stirling
Marge
Ivory
Pery
Trevton
Neelys Wrigting Omive Clunch, Muncie, Ltd
Neely Printing Company
Charlies FL
W. Neely
Johns Clarke
New York
John Clarke Ridpath
Presbyterian Hospital
Ridpath
British advance nears Pretoria as Boer hold weakens
London dispatches report British forces about two miles from Pretoria with Boer resistance crumbling. Prisoners at Watervalben released on parole amid quiet but expectant crowds in Church square. Lord Roberts may seize Watervalboven and Lydenburg as the last Boer shadows wane. Portugal fears border clashes with Transvaal.
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Pretoria
Gregorowski
Church Square
Waterval
United States
Hiay
Leigh Wood
Tau
Lord Roberts
London Morning
Daily Mail
Lord Rosslyn
Wetervalboven
Delagoa Bay
Wraterval
Watervalboven
Lydenburg
Betta Tio Lourento Marques
Portugal
Komati Trulge
Waterral
Lourenzo Marquez
United States Consul Hay and war developments
United States consul at Pretoria, Mr. Hay, urged safeguarding British prisoners amid a chaotic retreat toward the coast as Pretoria reportedly falls to British forces. Reports note a demoralized town and a mass exodus, with Greeks claiming British shelling halted a train near Elandsfontein Junction. The Times says the war is practically over.
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United States
Hay
Kraus
Johannesburg
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Elandsfontein Junction
the Times
Krager
Delagor Bay
Life-Like Portrait and Various World News Snippets
Wonderfully lifelike drawing shows Lord Roberts at his desk drafting war despatches as London readers learn the fate of armies. Berlin reports no German attacks yet, with a warning if Pekin is struck. A 12-year-old in Lancaster survives a St Bernard attack. a dog is shot. Prince of Wales’s Diamond Jubilee wins the Derby, boosting royal glory. A $20,000 Penn donation memorializes a daughter. Servia faces a large mobilization scandal. An anecdotal remedy endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
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Bobs
Kiptics
Lord Roberts
We War Office
Feree
Lancaster
Peter Kirsch
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Bernard
Father Christ
London
Boxers in Peking Siege and Foreign Troop Movements
Details of Boxer uprising near Peking with foreign legations guarded by American British Japanese Russian French and German troops. Reports of massacres near Shan Lai Yaling and Fang Tai, railway damage, and rescue missions. Edict prohibiting Boxers questioned in Washington as cautious official stance amid international pressure.
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Meantihme
Yeira
Pekiong
Tien-Tsin
Peking
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Lu Tai
Fang Tai
Taku
Pekin
Changh-Sin- Tien
Lu-Kow-Chian
Changh-Sin-Tien
Pan
Imperial Railway Directory
Howeve
Lu Ke + Chiao
Hamel
Jans Jai
Shan Lai Yaling
Fang Tat
Imperial Palace
Lai-Shin-Hi-Sien
Tien Tsin
Washington
China
Diplomatic Corps
Foreign Office
Decoration Day Sports Show Princeton Aikletes Triumph
Princeton athletes defeated Yale and others in a Decoration Day program featuring track cycling and rowing events. Notable incidents included a fatal tandem crash involving Miles and Stafford during the bicycle race, with Archie Meirheim winning the cycling meet and Bert Riley delivering strong sprints for Princeton. In intercollegiate contests, Princeton led Yale and Pennsylvania in track and field, while Pennsylvania secured the second crew boat race victory over Cornell and Columbia on the Schuylkill.
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Princeton Aikletes
Turac
Yale
Colambia
Miles
Leine
Stafford
Leeate
Tty
Ciling
Patrick Shannahan
George Hill
Newton Cryer Palis
Jeg Brden
Archie Meiurhein
Ryan
Champion
Princeton
Fidorlona- Philadelphis
Woodside Park
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Bert Riley
Penn
Hopkins
Pennerton
Cornell
Elgjra
N. Y
Maple Avene
A. W. Coleman
J. F. Cregan
Pennaylvania Cavemen
Philadelphia
SchuylRit River
Free& Men
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and cities
National League games in Philadelphia and New York produced multiple decisive wins. Philadelphia swept Chicago, splitting wins with Pittsburgh in New York, while St. Louis routed Brooklyn in both games. AB Boston won the twin bill against Cincinnati, and Atlantic League scores featured Reading, Wilkesbarre, Scranton, and Elmira with varied outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
AB Boston
Boston
Cincinnati
Locton
Hearst Suggested for Vice President by Journal
The Evening Journal favors William R Hearst of New York for second place on the presidential ticket to be named at Kansas City. The paper argues Hearst is a strong Democrat with influence in New York and could help carry the state.
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Hearst
Atlanta
The
Evening Journal
Kansas City
Journal
William £. Hearst
New York
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