Relief and rain improve conditions in colonial territories amid Samoa uprising
Reports from Madras and Mysore describe good rainfall and falling prices, with relief works and charitable aid fluctuating weekly. In Samoa a July 12 battle ended with about 100 rebels killed, their heads displayed, and surrender follows. the Steinberger faction dominates the dispatches.
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Royal visit highlights early 1900s British pageantry
The Queen met with Princess of Wales at Abergeldie on Saturday with Princess Beatrice. the Duke of Connaught opened a memorial fountain in Monaghan. the American minister and Mrs Pierrepont dined with the royal family at Balmoral. Cabinet Council convened. Gladstone’s Ireland visit described as private.
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