Peace Treaty Ends Boer War With Terms Across South Africa
The peace accord requires burgher forces to surrender arms and munitions, repatriation of prisoners, and non punitive action for breaches. Dutch taught in schools if requested, self government restored, and no tax on the Transvaal. A three million pound fund backs farm restocking. rebels face trials. rank and file banned from voting for life. no death penalty.
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June Brings B Bugs Brides In Quirky Proverb
A wry old saying labels June as the month of brides bugs and b constellations. The remark frames June as a time of weddings pests and social bustle in a lighthearted regional voice.
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Exposition closes amid mixed signals and cash gains
The Charleston exposition ends with overall success despite a finance issue. A Chicago board of trade corner in oats yields a million dollars for one trader in May. Reports mention royalty talks and new book claims about love caused by a germ. Secretary Root trims the army by 10 760, a move seen as popular ahead of elections. Grover Cleveland plans a political speech after leaving fishing duties on the 19th.
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Two champagne firms dispute Miss Roosevelt wine for yacht christening
Two champagne companies fight over which supplied the wine used by Miss Roosevelt to christen Emperor William's yacht. The case is now in court, framed as an advertising dispute.
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Official investigation clears Michigan City prison officials
The investigation report on the Michigan City prison is public. Deputy Warden Barnard and others named in the inquiry are found not guilty of the charges.
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Atlantic seaboard states report male population lead
In fifty two states only eleven along the Atlantic seaboard show more men than women. California records the largest excess of men at 156,009, followed by Minnesota 113,586, Texas 109,000, and Pennsylvania 106,007.
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Dairy shipments to Paris Exposition tested by cold storage
A New York New Jersey and Illinois dairy sent milk to the 1900 Paris Exposition twenty one days after milking. Experts credit extreme cleanliness to remove dirt and bacteria and keeping milk very cold to slow bacterial growth. Milk sours as bacteria convert milk sugar into lactic acid, reaching taste-detectable acidity.
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Chronicle adds illustrated weekly supplement with Sunday issue
The Chicago Chronicle launches a free illustrated weekly supplement with the Sunday Chronicle. The weekly rival the best in paper quality and half tone pictures and provides timely illustrations with clear news value to readers.
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Knox News Highlights Local Events And Commentary
A Knox ladies picnic at Basslake and local notices fill this issue. Birth announcements, property developments, business openings, arrests for drunkenness, school start, Decoration Day activities, and a round of local tradesmen offerings reflect Knox life.
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Local Bargain Petition for Binder Twine and Supplies
Local ad announces headquarters for Best Binder Twine and urges shoppers not to buy until seeing the seller. It promises saving on buggies wagons harnesses and offers special prices on shoes.
Memorial honors for Kelley and helpers at Daniel Lake Post
The Daniel Lake Post No 671 renders heartfelt thanks to Hon Charles C Kelley for the address and to Jacob Burch for the opera house. It praises the band choir flower sponsors and finance committee and notes help with grave decoration costs. May 30 1902 Kansas court grants divorce to Mary Ellen Lease, citing lack of time to live with her husband.
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New foods discovered daily worsen the dyspeptic
A humorous note remarks that new edible discoveries seem endless and aimed at aggravating the discomfort of the dyspeptic, suggesting a playful vent about dietary fads.
Dyspepsia relief claim for IXodol from Merry Oaks resident
W. T. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks NC reports fifteen years of indigestion improved by IXodol after trying many doctors and medicines. He says he can eat almost anything now and recommends Kodol. An ad notes dieting harms and promotes wholesome food and digestion without stomach aid. It ends by predicting political eruptions.
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Merry Oaks
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