Federals Fight Well At Kopjes In South Africa
An official bulletin from Pretoria reports heavy fighting as Federals chase British from Kopjes near Boshof and Dewet’s corps. Casualties include one killed and six wounded for Dewet, twenty British captured with more killed or wounded, and British forced to retreat toward Dewet’s corps.
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Wenener
Brutant
Dewets
Dewet
Jonje
Boshof
Kopje
Hopje
Vra Loeuw Kop
Bowes
Tiia
Duwet
Leeuw Kop
Warrenton
British War Dispatches and Cavalry Movements Reported
An April 14 dispatch describes British forces under General Frewell and General Kamily maneuvering near Leruw kup and Tecuw kup with cavalry advances, heavy fire, and enveloping actions. It notes communications with Hegre garrisons, naval support, and a tentative alignment toward the Koples region as Allied troops press southeast.
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Vietalls
Leruw Kup
Wiley
Pomgwat
Tecuw Kup
Tickson
Briende
Faekus
Tienerah
Bejzady
Besex
York Hire
Banes
Prome
Boers Hold Leeuwkop Amid Redoubt of War News
The Daily Telegraph’s Bloemfontein correspondent reports Boers at Leeuwkop offering stubborn resistance as British forces maneuver. Boers evacuated Leeuwkop at night and spiked guns, while enemy forces pressed forward toward Paardeplaats. Reports detail shifting troop movements near Wepener and Caledon River with aims to surround Boer positions.
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Paarde Traal
Leeuwkop
Hloemfontein
Daily Telegraph
Doigety
Wepener
Colomel Datgety
Caledon
London
Robet
Weaouer
Retreat North Wand
Times
Anorung
Thabanela
Enera
Daninersvurg Drift
Daigety
Ian cutQelt
Lorenzo Marquet
Daily Mail
Peetira Seth
Harge
Ordnanes
Boer War Department
Jace
Eaulpplas
Pretoria
Societe of St Fenize
Porto Rico Supreme Court Appointments Involved In Election Dispute
Report from Washington notes lengthy contest over the provisional Porto Rico court's authority in Guayama elections. McKenney challenges its jurisdiction, arguing constitutional defects, while Dr. Vasquez faces a fraud charge tied to 1900s elections. Officials list new Porto Rico appointments and discuss taxation expert needs for island affairs.
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Washingtos
Supreme Court
Frederick D McKenney
Provisional Court
Porto Miro
Guayama
McKenney I
Vasquez
Bern
United States
Porto Rico
Porto Reo
Porty
Ico
Maryleui
Columbbia
Hopkin University
Tavis
Questhene
Porta Ries
Viezinia
Welland canal dynamite attack shocks border region
Telegraphic dispatches from Clinton and Welland report an attempted explosion aimed at the Welland Canal. Authorities suspect a planned conspiracy tied to Irish secret societies within the United States. Canadian and U.S. officials pursue evidence for possible extradition and criminal charges.
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Washington
Welland
United States
Clitton
Marine Falls
Unite States
Partment
Fire wipes out entire town in Pannes Mexico
Report from San Antonio says the Mexican town of Panaea with 12 000 residents was destroyed by fire. The loss is placed at 2 225 000 and the catastrophe leaves Panaea as a total ruin on the east coast trade route.
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Pannes
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Panaea
Delegates Contests Narrow as Campaigns Press on
Springfield April 24. Republican delegate contests narrow to Sangamon and other counties. Tanner allies object to apportionment. they form a rival slate but face control by others and may not appear at Pearis. Rules to handle preliminaries likely follow national precedent with sitting credentials pending convention action. In Chicago naval militia upheaval Governor Tanner era, Shaver removed. Michaelson named in his stead amid staffing shifts. ongoing tensions amid mine strike. reports from Belleville district show varying parity of work and suspensions, with several mines still operating under contested scales.
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Sangamon
Kawards
Tannern
Pearis
MD Ie Whhl
Uinwis
Chicago
ML Shaver
Ienois Naval Militia
Governor Tanner
Albert A. M. Michaelson
University of Ailenge
Lisser
Michaelson
Kienerat Reece
Mike
Ais Willitha
Tarey
Hay
Tupner
Ation
Rikers’ Organization
Scaife
Tellinois
Belley
Andy
Brookside
Dix
Uy Amty
Fulton County
Astoria
Tulss
Chicago Amt
Chicago-Virden Company
Vinten
Peoria
Mena County
Watash and
Arhfen
Athens
Christian
Marion
Dolph
Murphysboro
Near Victory for Quay Seat Split by One Vote
The Senate narrowly split 33 to 32 on seating quays, after Chandler moved to strike the word not from a resolution declaring Quay not entitled. The April debates featured ex senator Quay, Penrose, McCumber, and Lindsay presenting arguments for and against seating Quay amid constitutional questions.
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Washington
Quay
Senate
Chandler
Busine Penrose
Pennsylvania
McCumber
North Dakota
Lindsay
Kentucky
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Ohio
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Sanuel A. Beowski
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