FIGHTING RAGES IN SOUTH AFRICA WITH LATE Dispatches
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria that Lichtenburg was attacked all day by De Larey forces. The garrison includes two hundred yeomen and three hundred Northumberland Fusiliers with two guns. Major Fletcher and Lt Hull are said killed as reinforcements are sent. Boer leaders seek amnesty to surrender with pardons and start anew. De Wet is said to be gunless and pressed. Boers occupy Roux and nearby positions as forces move toward Smithfield.
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Philippine Affairs Mania Describes Surrender Incentives
Mania March 7 report states General MacArthur ordered department commanders to release one prisoner for each rifle surrendered. The surrendering insurgent may name the prisoner release unless exceptional circumstances require retention. Rumors speak of the Carman case going to Washington and a statement from Major General Otis. Federalists note allied talks with insurgent General in Southern Luzon, Trias likely to surrender.
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Dont Marry Advice Echoes From London Panch
A fragment recalls the famed warning to those about to wed and reflects a mother's lingering sentiment on marriage. The passage hints at social pressures and enduring cultural cautions surrounding partnership.
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London
Doings in the Nevada Legislature
Special dispatch reports a Nevada Legislature day with Flancigan proposing a tax cut on Biante lands, Webster pushing a Reno incorporation act, and a vigorous debate over the Wilson pre-fight bill. Allen and Platt support the salary reduction for legislators as Dos Allen’s measure clears the House. Senate agenda includes State Fair proposal as a special order, while insurance bills face mixed progress. Oakland girl Portis Knight, educated locally, seeks stage success after breach of promise claim. Weather outlook shows cloudy skies with possible showers in southern Nevada.
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Nevada Legislature Recap of Revenue and Gaming Bills
The joint revenue committee in Carson introduced a revenue bill to fund a State Board of Assessors and equalize statewide assessments. Governor Sadler plans a related measure in the House. House debate centered on fish and game issues with attention from the League of American Sportsmen. Heidenrich bill eyed for engrossment. Heidenrich proposed a state insurance company. Bills favoring eastern Nevada interests were advanced, including opposition to a Hardealy bill. A movement to move the Capitol to Reno is rumored. The Wasson bills to relocate the State Fair to Carson passed the Senate. Carson County advocates expect House passage. The joint railroad committee awaits Mayor Haya’s return. Senator Kelley pushed bills restricting gaming. Webster proposed Nevada promotional materials. A. B. 86 taxing livestock entering the state passed 22-6. Senator Livingstone’s bill to buy a share of the Sullivan water ditch for 9000 dollars cleared unanimously. Other measures on sheep diseases and inspectors passed. The session featured a notable speech by Genstor Jackson and lively remarks from Lace Davis and Pratt, Beomeeney, and Ball.
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Death of a Nevada pioneer noted in Gazeetta
Special to the Gazette San Francisco reports the death of Fredrick Qeffir a renowned Nevada pioneer and mining man who died yesterday in the city from heart failure. He was prominent in association with mines including Blue Wing Teecarers Juniper Brunswick Vivian Grand Pree Leopold and Griffith Retired about ten years ago he left a widow a son Perels H Ooliia of Geeramento and a daughter Mrs Minnie Hobbs as survivors.
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Secretary Cooper Is Ejected From Hawaii House
Hawaii territorial legislature session opens with Independent majority. Secretary Cooper ordered out of the house after Beckley resolution. debate centers on separation of powers and English language requirement. Cooper en route to Washington while legal questions loom over proceedings and language use. Oregon detective escorts Cooper after arrest warrant in San Francisco case.
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Hawaii
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Independent home rules party
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Beckley
Molokai
Dole
McKinsey
Washington
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Associated Presa
Japan
Harry Wentwood Cooper
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Bryan
Teething Remedy Promises Relief for Babies
An old advertisement touts a teething treat named Winston’s Socrnias Bx r children teething. It claims to ease gums, soften them, and soothe cold symptoms like wind colls. The self described remedy is marketed as the best for anxious infants.
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Immense cave discovery reported near Chehalie in Lewis county
Special to the Gazette Tacoma Wanb March 7. Town of Chehalie excited over a reported immense cave in eastern Lewis county exploration extended five miles revealing a subterranean lake. On the pebble beach were found boats and petrified bodies describing a giant man and woman. Brassy tools and ancient craft indicate prehistoric work. The piece blends cave findings with unrelated medical ad copy about grippe and Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
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