Boers Threaten Efficacy After Wepener Action
Telegraph reports from Capetown and Ladysmith claim Gen Brabant defeated Boer forces at Wepener and captured their army. Dispatches say Boer withdrawal near Elandslaagte and alleged destruction of collieries near Wessels Nek. Reports note British and Boer movements, with Kruger accused of attending conferences as siege events unfold.
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Brabant
Wepener
Lyndon
Ladysmith
Elandslaagte
Biggersberg
Wessels Nek
Lenton
Apel Tk
Ape ‘Town
Telegrahies Vestry
Pye
der Capris
Reddersbirs
Apell Hutouel Dagetry
Sluvkenins Utnick
Chepmsie
Dreistouts
Sax
Bloemfontein
Lord Roberts
Provident
Kruger
Pretoria
thearAusyat
Kriger
Lan Roberts
Chicago shooting shocker leaves woman dead and man gravely hurt
A Chicago incident ends with a woman killed and a man wounded after a shooting spree tied to a local firm and its treasurer. Authorities report the two victims, both residents of Chicago, with the woman dying in hospital and the man hospitalized in critical condition.
Brutal Crime Report Sparks Panic in City
A chaotic account describes two tramps attacking and killing a woman and wounding another sister, with the assailants bound and the crime prompting police action. Reports include stray phrases about a strike, a court name change, and a distant military engagement, though the narrative is fragmented and unclear.
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Wuldulsne
Eliel
Dohonna Suilivan
Tivine Foie
Westaul
Karen le
Kate Sphius
Kate
Opening of the Paris Exhibition draws vast crowds
Public admission began Saturday amid glorious weather and grand ceremony. The grounds were vast with few crushes, visitors mostly immigrants and foreigners, amid unfinished pavilions and lavish decor. President Loubet presided at the inauguration with military and diplomatic entourages as the United States pavilion and other national displays drew attention.
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Tares
Manzement
Bite Tower
Te Champ de Mars
Pty
Ronda
Frede Lanwever
Per
Marie
Noel
Salle Des Fetes
Palace Trocadero
Champs de Mars
Chateau d'Aan
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Unistal
United States
France
Hinz
Existbl
Scandinavia
Great Britain
Goa
America
Chicago
McKinley
Republic
Inter
Mel Fourant
New York
Russia
Leen
Princexa Tantueuzeny
Wts
Paris
Edinburgl University
Joseph HM
Ambanadir
Iritain
Spiriualivtic Sea
Berlin
Novel suit for damages in St Louis notes grand jury members
In St Louis, Avril W6 sues for 50 000 dollars against the February grand jury members individually for alleged defamatory statements published March 26. The petition claims the statements damaged Meier by accusing him of disregarding city supply ordinances and overpaying a few favored firms, denying bids from competitors. The document lists prominent local figures and officials connected to the case while mixing other news items from the era.
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St Louis
Avril
St. Louis
Vivevit
Meier
Sr. Louis
Mine wages dispute foes to printing of Dickerson name on ballot
Charles Dickerson, Democratic candidate for Knox County Circuit Clerk, filed in Supreme Court to force printing of his name on the November ballot after County Clerk M C Williamson refused. The suit questions whether the forthcoming election is general or district and party ballot access.
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Cireuit
Knox County
Patrick Carey
Chicago
St. Louis
Fis
East St. Louis
Lingtyrpersoniatves
Assockion Troi
Toraftas Rollev
Dstrict
Phives
Sieike
Supreme de Mandaynis
Springtelis
Charlescherson
Dengeville
Frcuit
Supreme Court
Uaino
M. C. Williamson
Dickerson
Williamson
Democratic Party
Dor Cene
Thi counUt
Supreme Court Sets Hearing Date on Kentucky Governor Case
The U S supreme court today docketed the Kentucky governor cases and advanced hearings. Counsel for both sides joined in requesting an early hearing with arguments set to proceed soon.
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Kentucky
Supreme Court
Washington
United Stat Supreme Court
Bot ‘Taylor
Beckham
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Managers’ and Examiners’ Association
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