Burghers Stand Firm as Boers Refuse Town Land Offers
A World dispatch from Lorenzo Marques reports Kruger rejecting a generous offer of land in America for every burgher. Boer leaders vow to continue the fight for independence to the bitter end amid shifting lines and anticipated retreats toward Lydenburg. British reports question an armistice claim as Boer concentrations tighten near Hatherly and Priesopia with prison transfers noted in the Lindavalle region.
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Associated Press
New York
Werald
Lorenzo Marques
Mauwhry
Kruger
America
Lorenzo Marunes
Jodis
Rotha
Hatherly
Presopia
Neathl
St Louis Street Car Strike Strikes City Amid Labor Tensions
St Louis transit workers strike to win union recognition and adjust grievances as service fades. Deputies patrol city and arrests occur amid rumors of militia calls, while officials deny extraordinary threats and emphasize ongoing efforts to restore limited car operation.
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Rirer
Ewig
Absur
Cmpany
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Heran
Maude Thomas
Carnidale
Bullet in His Head Shocks City Figures
Thomas To. Cottrell once a famed figure on the band scene and a New York investor reportedly attempted suicide at his hotel. He is now in a New York area asylum for the insane as financial reverses and a dramatic career fall are cited. Relatives and associates in Chicago and New York are following his condition.
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Cottrell
Moerd
Chtonem
Ateociated Press
Cheago
Thomas To
Stor
Cotteell
New York
Aga
New Vath
Edwards
M. Mannwider
Sssivbant
Archi
Refuge for Kruger Sought by Dutch Government
The Misnainshain Trust reports President Kruger may seek refuge aboard the Friesland cruiser off Lorenga Marques. Official sources confirm Netherlands ministry is reviewing the matter and cables indicate instructions sent to the cruiser commander.
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Ita Provident
Associated Press
London
Misnainshain Trust
Chamber Bun
Seaneo
Af State
Dhe
Eay
Kuim
Llasue
Kruger
Netherlands
Priday
Nnd
Friesland
Loorenzo Marques
Britain Faces China Crisis as Boxers Challenge West
London dispatch outlines British indecision amid Boxers uprising. Notes Sir Claude St MacDonald in Pekin and London’s hesitance to act without broader powers. Press calls for joint European intervention or a firm policy to protect Pekin and foreign subjects.
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Associated Preys
London
United States
Great Britain
China
Hitt
Foreign Office
Salisbury
Associated Press
Pekin
Claude St MacDonald
Gra
Mary
afZaute
Tord Salisbury
St Tames
Crete
Westminster Gazette
Prussia
Japan
Tien Tan
Flow of Oratory at Virginia Democratic State Convention
The Democratic state convention met, adjourned past midnight, then reconvened to hear speakers. The nomination of Tad Hole of Tannngian farm was reported, with emphasis on party unity and state political prospects amid tense deliberations.
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Virginia
Parkersiing
Tadee John Hole
Wien
Nearing the Close on Naval Appropriation Adjournment
Washington June 7 Congress nears adjournment on the naval appropriation bill as Senate and House struggle for final terms. Pension bills move forward. confusion over electoral laws and a Knights of Pythias act pass. House and Senate timing shifts mark the nearing end of the session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
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Oukrell
Hhey
Chandler
New Hampshire
Committee On Prvileges
Barry
Arkansas
Pertus
Alabama
Tle
Meinhears
Gold Standard Democrats Plan an Independent Ticket
National Gold Standard Democratic executives meet in Indianapolis on July 25 to organize forces for a campaign and back an independent ticket. The committee includes George Foscer Peabody New York John Bullete Pennsylvania Gordon Wordbury New Hampshire J B Vatenone California Joseph Pryan Virginia Martin Shelby Michigan Thomas Corrigan Georgia Went Kentucky J B Frenaal Indiana.
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Gold Standard Democrats
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Gold Standard
Democratic Party
Ambush Near Taal Wounds Crenshaw and Others
A skirmish near Taal on the Philippine island of Luzon injures Captain Crenshaw and several privates as a patrol of forty men from the Tien Tye eighth encounters ambushers. Captain Flint and two privates are also wounded in a separate brief clash five miles east of Binanata.
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Crenshaw
Alco
Flint
Bincnatata
Bulartm
Kansas Zephyrs Demolish Maniker Village in Storm
A severe wind storm struck Maniker, seventeen miles northeast, destroying the schoolhouse, a cannel, hay storage barn, and several houses. Many farm buildings were moved or blown off foundations, with extensive damage to crops and possessions. No casualties reported.
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Associated Press
Chetepa Kon
Manikner
Here
North Brothers
Supreme court denies Montana firm in mining dispute
The Montana company and Manian Dee purchasing company faced a court order restricting their actions. The case involved a bond of 40 percent and a request for relief to prevent potential forfeiture if the court later finds the defendant not entitled to the relief prayed for. The decision aligns with a Montana cross-claim following a Kiva mining dispute.
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Kiva Mining
Montana
Associated Proxs
St. Paul Mim
Helena Mont
Supreme Court
Tosten & Montana Company
Toran
Manian Dee
Ivara
Nami
Ltia
Burial Private After Funeral Of Termer Semitor
The fragmentary notice describes a private burial for Termer Semitor Teby Sheen, with a mention of Manastel Ohta and a dune area. It notes family regrets and a lack of public ceremony, suggesting a small, quiet service at a farm or local plot.
Virginia Minnesota Devastated By Repeat Fire
The largest town on the Mesaba Iron Range, Virginia Minnesota, was destroyed by fire for the second time in its history. The blaze consumed the courthouse, lumber yards, boarding houses, and other structures, and the town faced near total destruction as flames spread across the area. Officials fear a repeat of the earlier disaster as rescue and recovery efforts begin.
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Associated Preas
Duluth
Mian
Virginia
Mesaba Range
Cefegraph
Brooks
St. Paul
Mur
Minn
Ay Moon & Kerr Lumber Company
Matrimonial Woes Told In Court In Old Divorce Case
Emme Eldridge of Neenah sues Edgar Duane Eldridge for divorce alleging cru elty and abandonment since March 1898. The Dalton suit accuses cruelty and failure to support. defendant counters he is a carpenter who cooked and washed, claims cooperation with wife and denies abuse. The cases hinge on homestead transfer and alimony claims, with witnesses to be called.
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Burnell
Neenah
Emma
Dalton
West Laong and
Brankfin Avenue
Wes Cone
Mia
Dalton Ute
Speke
Eosene
Wateriole
Despenate
Reaktor
Pia
Jes Cooley
Mar
Thalten
Dtm
Abe
John Thompsin
Ray Hollister
Wisconsin telephony convention ends with sale talks
The Madison Wisconsin convention of the Independent Telephone Association closes its session with discussions on possible sales to a Monopoly group. A next meeting is planned for February, with efforts to push consolidation amid state legislature in session. The report notes executive committee action and member negotiations continuing after today.
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Uephone
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Cheshire
Assackyrany
Wis Trisset
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Mitte
Feprary
Frevance
Eeeson
Madison
Seure Lemelatein
Eyscenis
Reorganization Dominates Milwaukee Club Women Convention
At Milwaukee on June 7, the third day of the club women’s convention featured six literary sessions and numerous receptions as delegates debated reorganization. The vote stood 285 in favor and 431 against. Mrs. Emily Williamson withdrew from the presidential race, leaving Mrs. Lowe to run.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Whs
Emily Williamson
New Jersey
Lowe
Federacion
Eten Hearotin
Chilowee
Fisq
Lawe
Ashamben Theater
Conone Brown
Chiapeau Chai Inn
Oshhnihanesnils
Mra
War Christie
Cinemas
Préea. Is
Federation
Decker
Ied
Chicago
Id Thompson
Grand
Fatal Accident Report On Indian Reservation
Milwaukee and Fond du Lac reports describe a deadly accident on an Indian reservation site involving a raised timber derrick. Several men were killed or fatally injured as heavy timbers collapsed, with one boy decapitated in a macabre sequence noted by witnesses. The event prompted further investigation and clarification of exact casualties.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Junge Tan
Wisconsio
Fond du Lac
Dias
Sevprnl
Hateliet
Pune
Wisconsin Centre Railway Company Promotes Staff Across Roles
The Wisconsin Centre Railway announces promotions and transfers among key staff. Frank H. Cole moves from freight depot chief to station agent at Abbotsford. Ben Apnew becomes agent here. Frank H. Ryder advances from ticket agent to day agent. ROS Conroy becomes bagageman and Joseph Wart is appointed bagageman at Milwaukee.
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M. Cole
Abboteford
Agnew
Vic
F H. Ryder
Wisconsin Centre Railway Company
Frank H. Cole
Ishier
Pisity
Abbotsfiord
Cole
Caty
Abbotsfud
Cale
Ben Apnew
Aeene
Fuck H. Ryder
Wiehe
Ryder
Bern
Conroy
Basgageman
Joseph Wart
Art chosen Aguio electad Fredident of Congregational Thome
Fragmented OCR text reports a local election or appointment at a Congregational group with jumbled names and locations. The readable items mention a Fredident role and a board or mission context, but details are unclear due to corrupted characters. No clear dates, places, or organizations are reliably identifiable.
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Aguio
Mieh
Tod Preston
Boer Envoys Arrive in Minnesota Amid Welcoming Crowds
Reports from Chicago and Winona detail Boer envoys traveling through the Midwest en route to St Paul. Citizens greet the party with enthusiasm as speakers note resilience after Pretoria's fall, stressing the war continues. Additional coverage notes crowds at depots and a Minnesota reception marking the visit.
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Wis
St. Paul
Rock
Mischer
South Africa
Pretoria
Winona
Minn
Wisher Gald
Engling
St.aut
Minnesota
Messia
Fischer
C. H. Wessels
Bloemfanten
War Tax Changes To Be Considered In Fall Recess
Washington report says the Ways and Means Committee plans to meet in the fall to study possible tax revenue reductions. Chairman Payne indicated preparations will assess surplus size and rational distribution of any cuts. Hearings have been held and briefs received, with no major reopening expected unless further information is requested.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congréss
Parnes
Congress
Maine
Payne
Chairigan
Deaths and Funerals list Bergmann and Hansen
Julia M Bergmann aged 18 dies after illness of consumption at her home 49 Otter Street. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM from Bowen Street Lutheran Church. Also funeral for Anna Holter scheduled Friday at 10 AM St Marys church. Mrs Jacob Hansen of Neenah dies at St Marys Hospital from cancer.
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Julia MM. Borgmann
Julia M. Bergmann
Elier
Otter Street
Charles Bergmann
Tige
Bowen Street
Chu
Anna Holter
Gelowk
St. Mary's Church
Menald
Mre
Jaacob Hansen
Neenah
St. Mary's Hospital
Telephone deal ties Cedar Rapids and Mason City systems
Central Telephone and Telegraph completes a deal uniting Cedar Rapids and Mason City Capitalists with Greene & Westerman Northwestern Fitzgerald and Northfield lines, adding about 1000 miles of toll lines across northern Iowa and Minnesota. A separate municipal court warrant targets farmer Charles Smyth after an alleged ax assault on Patrick Quilty. Smyth wounded, treated, and released. Weather outlook for Wisconsin includes cooler, windy conditions tonight with prevailing westerly winds.
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Mason City
Central Telephone and Teleraph Company
Cedar Rauds
del Torhe
Greene & Westerm
Northwestern
Fitzgerald
Northfield
Northern Owl
Minnesota
Bnort Notes
Charles Smyth
Patrick Quilty
Smith
Hint
Council to Amend By Laws and Reelect Board Members
A city council meeting approved changes to by laws and the by law board structure, intending to elect twenty on a four quorum and install new vice presidents. Margaret J Evans named president with W K Gulle as recording secretary and Oshkosh’s Miss LH Noyes among officers as the session adjourned.
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Boston
ihiMargaret J. Evans
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W. TK. Gulletre
Sereetary
Seijwiusling
Mins.uf
Oshkosh
Trenemarge LH. Noyes
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