Political unions form in Kansas for 1900 campaign
The populists, democrats and silver Republicans in Kansas unite for the 1900 race. Also noted are Bryan's Kentucky visit, a New York hospital death, a large Rochester snow record, and other assorted political and social items.
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W. J. Bryan
Kentucky
Leland Stanton
New York
Sydney Kees
Virginia
Washington
Farfield Hospital
Silver Reguals
Kansas
Utah Republicans Nominate Harmmond for Congress
J T Harmmond chosen as candidate for congress by Utah Republicans. Bertin Savage named as running mate. Several obituary notices follow for Salem area residents including Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Lacey and George P Caldwell. Oregon history notes and local political scheduling wrap the item.
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Utah
J. T. Harmmond
Congress
Bertin Savage
Salem
Lone Hastings
Sumpter
A. B. Swaine
Oregon
Minnesota
Eligabeth Ann Lacey
A. Lacey
Cornawater
Clackamax County
Advancing British Armies Contain Boer Forces at Pretoria
London dispatches report three British armies operating in South Africa, two in Cape Colony and one in Natal, with plans near the Free State and Niemfontein. Gen Roberts’ tactics face criticism as Pretoria entrenchments extend in anticipation of a siege while talks of peace with the Boers surface. casualties at Colenyo are noted and rumors place Yang Yul’s brother in Honolulu.
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Pretoria
London
Feld
Free State
Cape Colony
Natal
Roberta’ Aivanes
Worthlows
Dratent
Clements
Hornes
Fintacre
Gitacre
Clement
Niemfontein
Brabent
the Times
Lorenzo Marques
Glencoe
Laings
Welege
Kruger
Colenyo
General Cronje ThanksBrits for Kindness in Prison Exchange
LondonMarch 5 The war office reports a dispatch from Lord Troherts dated Ostenteln March4 General Cronje speaking for 4000 prisoners thanks the British officers for consideration and kindness. Clements notes advance troops hold Achtertany and rail links may open to Joubart. News from Mafeking and Colesberg area describes ongoing combat and shifting positions with showers aiding grazing and transport.
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London
War Office
Lord Troherts
Ostenteln
Cronje
Wolmaarin
Clements
Achtertany
Joubart
Norvalepoint Bridge
Orange River
Moses Simons Testimony on Coeur d'Alene Probe
Moses Simons testifies before the Committee on Military Affairs in Washington about removal from office and five days in county jail after mining protests. William Powers testifies as Malan Idaho watchman and constable, denying knowledge of the mining attack. Separate dispatches report possible Vogul Indian movements and Tacoma chartering of the Dabney vostock steamer for Pacific trade.
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Washington
Mome
Simons
Hon
Coeur d'Alene
Hall
Lents
Alent
Hull
Wm. Powers
Mallan
Idaho
Wantner
New York Names Delegation Leaders to Democratic Convention
Albany reports Dawid Dawid to head New York's delegation to the national Democratic convention. Fellow delegates at large include Augustius Van Wyck, Richard Croker, and Edward Murphy Jr., with primary leaders expected for the August meeting.
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New York
The
Tribune
Albany
Aages Dawid
Hill
Etter
Augustius van Wyck
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy, Jr
Portland veterans form separate unit after war
In Portland Oregon veterans from the Spauinty war have organized a separate company. Wheels will be attached to the Onegin train final guards. Thomas N S Dhaba formerly a lieutenant in the Reon Oregon was elected captain.
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Portland
Ore
Onegin Tr. Tinal
Thomas NS. Dhaba
Reon Oregon
Investigation Ordered in Charge of Chesapeake Incident
A Washington dispatch reports Vice Admiral Watson is ordered to conduct a thorough inquiry into charges of infidelity against officers connected with the wrecked cruiser Charlie-ton. The probe aims to establish facts and assign accountability.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Watson
New York Sees Major Transfer in Appetiment Properties
A New York report states transfer of appetiment properties totaling 610,000,000 has occurred. The industry is now controlled by a company holding about 84 percent of the market, signaling a major consolidation in the sector.
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New York
Bly
Wbreuy
Ruston Sete
Dexey
Jee Inne
War of Tonge in Chinatown Ends in Double Slaying
In San Francisco on March 6 the Tong war intensified with the murder of Poontine Low Boon and Ley Chou, merchants of Tuck Wo & On, and the wounding of a third man. Four highbinders fired on Joon Dive at the doorway of the pork shop as Low Koon died at the scene. The assailants fled after the attack.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
San
Poontine
Low Boon
Ley Chou
Tuck Wo & On
Tock
Joon Dive
Low Koon
Chou
Government to start smokeless powder manufacture at Indian Head
March 5 report from New York states the government will soon begin smokeless powder production at the Indian Head proving ground. The plant buildings are nearly finished and ready for operation.
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New York
Indian Head
UnclearOCR Item From Chugue Iowa March 1
fragmentary note from Chugue Iowa dated March 1 describes a lay archbishop who suffered a paralytic stroke and hints at potential long term effects. text is garbled and not clearly connected to a specific event or named entities.
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Chugue
Iowa
Bune
Honneey
Senate Concludes Debate on Official Bill Conference
The Financial Bill report was taken up in the Senate today and Toller's speech was recalled as the chamber considered the conference findings.
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Washington
Semate Today
Toller
Fragmented health note on blood purifiers and fatigue
The text provides a garbled health related fragment mentioning blood purifiers and sickness. It reads as a jumbled advisory with references to remedies and weakness. It lacks clear names or concrete events.
Five Die In Fatal Fire At New York Lodging House
A blaze in a seven room lodging house in New York early Sunday left five men dead and three injured. Victims named include Charles Buttle John Clark Edward Doyle Henry Jackson and Edward Walker with others identified as Flephon Carney Martin Gallagher and an unidentified man. The fire was found shortly after 2 am and smoke filled the upper floors as the building housed multiple tenants.
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New York
Ds Howery
Tie Chive
Charler Buttle
John Clark
Edward Doyle
Henry Jackson
Flephon Carney
Martin Gallagher
Edward Walker
Fe Fhitha
Leong Kay Ting Plotting Against the Empress Dowager
Leong Kay Ting of Victoria B C a leading Chinese reformer linked with Kang Yu Wei movement is accused of plotting to overthrow the Empress Dowager and establishing a new celestial empire in China. The report notes his involvement with reform efforts and plans to radically alter the Chinese imperial system.
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Leong Ay Chew
Hotolulu
Revolutionary Party
Nie
Poring
China
Yang Yul
Japan
Kang Yoo Wei
Kang Yo Wei
Siam
bin Bod Yuan
Leong Kay Ting
Victoria
Victoria, B. C
March
Kang Yu Wei
Political contest hints in Callow and Astoria nominations
Democrats weigh Folitions Notes and Tomany Hanith for congressional races while Jackson county Republicans plan an Ashland meeting on March 0 to seek Speaker Carter endorsement. District Attorney Hayden and Edward Everett Young discussed as likely nominees in different districts. Walla Walla prepares for county contention with primaries set.
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Bennett
Callow
Tomany' Hanith
Astoria
Jackson County
Republican Contral Committee
Ashland
Carter
Hayden
PS Gies
Control of the Islands and Philippine governance debate
Senate considers a measure placing all military civil and judicial power in the United States held islands under direct federal control until suppression of insurrection is complete The proposal would empower designated officials to govern and protect inhabitants and their property religion and liberty as directed by the President.
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Washington
March
Senate
Soiator
Pooner
Philippines
United States
Spain
Varia
Congress
Seid Islands
Causes of Longevity and City Life Compared
An analysis argues urban dwellers reach greater age due to active minds and balanced living. Dr Kil(e)on cites studies on longevity and routines, noting farmers and hunters face different longevity patterns, with city residents benefiting from mental activity and healthy sleep.
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New York City
Oyror Kileon
Keleon
Wteelpallisiers
Kdlieoy
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