Free Flour Seizure and Boer War Updates From Capetown
Dispatches report seized flour on a British ship bound for the Boers, with rumors of Baden-Powell’s victory near Mafeking and other Capetown notes. Reports mention Gen French’s forces, reinforcements, and alleged German intrigue connected to the war. The text also alludes to a colonial society critique of German actions and a prison department transfer in Wisconsin.
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London
Capetown
Col
Baden-Powell
Mafeking
Ronberg
Cape Colony
Colesberg
Dan
French
Bes Regent
Wim Tenniserai
Inauguration of Massachusetts Governor W Murray Crane
Boston June 5 W Murray Crane was inaugurated as governor of Massachusetts. The ceremony also installed the other state officers and confirmed executive leadership in the new administration.
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Morray Crane
Boston
W. Murray Crane
Massdschusetts
W. Mureat
Eh Cash of
Utter
Cram Tienes
Telegraph Briefs: Mixed Early 20th Century News Snippets
A garbled collection of brief items from a Telegraph page, noting sentences about a Russian trans-Caucasus race, prison sentence for vagrapey, death of British Liberal organizer Francis Schuadhorst in London, land and water rights debates in Wisconsin, an American university funding claim, road construction in Wisconsin, militia and parade approvals, an Iron Horse Baltimore leader’s death, imperial leg politics in Canada and Africa, and various European and American military and civic updates. Names and places include Veretoon Villages, Raynaud, Schuadhorst, Breck Brichan, Torrens land, Grew Bay, York, Western University, Madison area, Ahareford, militia, and Philadelphia connections.
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Hariiquehes
Trans-Caurace
Veretoon
Sahadestsd Thay Et Sk
Troas Raynaud
Hais
Smilwankes House of Correction
Pixty
Francis Schuadhorst
Ad‘iene
Liberal Party
Lantdon
Tuber Breck Brichan
Griehan
Hn Bowton
Te Shea
Torrens Land
Halu
Wis
York
Vanston
Uiske
Ahareford
Mer
United States
Sloss
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Rights of Mormors and Philippine Debate Stir Senate Talk
Washington jan 5 the senate privileges and elections committee opened bribery probes into the Clark election with ex Senator Edmunds leading for complainants and ex Senator Faulkner for Clark. Aldrich to speak on finance and Beveridge to present a Philippine policy resolution as part of a broader senatorial discussion.
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Mavling
Aldrich
Beveridge
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Edmunds
Faulkner
Washinton
Quay
Pennsylvani Washington
Senate
Roberts
Carlisle
Rotects
Duy
Vali
Rawlins
Wats
Liseli
Poly
Veteran jurist Granger retires from Iowa supreme court
Des Moines January 5 Judge Granger of the Iowa supreme court announces he will not seek reelection after twenty two years of service in Iowa. The statement reflects a long career in the state judiciary and signals pending changes in leadership.
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Aidan
Utah
Rawlins
Congress
Ge Granger
Towa Supreme
Des Moines
Granger
Supreme Court
Iowa
Water and river pollution across Chicago area noted
Fragmented dispatches describe water quality concerns in Chicago and surrounding outlets. Reports mention Wells Street observations, Wells contagion, and discharge into the river. Notes include public health worries, industrial impacts, and civic debate over river cleanliness and infrastructure.
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Chicago
Harry Lorian
Biohaur
Kelleysey
Avoderates
Lockport
Navy Takes Subatu Island Near Barneo
Washington June 5 The navy has taken possession of Subatu Island at the southwestern angle of a boundary enclosing the Philippine group possibly just outside the ling near the coast of Borneo according to a dispatch from Admiral Watson at Manila.
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Washington
Watson
Manila
Subatu
Borneo
Gen Davis at the Capital Arrives From Porto Rico
Gen Davis affairs report to Washington as he arrives in New York from Porto Rico to respond to a summons. The government orders action in Santo Domingo with a naval squadron to enforce a claim against the republic. Reports also note released American prisoners in the Philippines and a Topeka oil branch manager killed in a separate incident.
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New York
Dan
Davis
Porto Rico
Washington
Santo Domingo
Yaris
Atlantic
Sinto Domingo
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Germany
Euler
Aden
Pic
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Prewx
Count von Marow
Tsermauiy
Colonial Society
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Jam
State Center Control
Wanpun
Royal Baking Powder
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Wanpan
New Bay State
Wilson
Teeee
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Hiinels
Tom Kine
Sev Kbit
Philadelphia
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Freeman
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Etteleen
Victoria
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Cape Town
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Allixon
Committee On Appropriations
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Marine of Appeals
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Uwe
Hines
Brambys
York National Hawks
Jn Fs
San
Ant Vanier
Fitbat
Carter
Alimaui
Westminster Gazette
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Mis
Renewal Assembly
Hols
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Hoy
Charles Hartley
Willtim Hartley
Kidder Wills
Whitt
Boron
Disney
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Ford
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Sprimsiiekt
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Fire
Olay Lisuriice Conpany
House of Chivaze
McLran
Pinpatios
TC Beligs All Hess
Mimself
Howman
Oak Turk
Minnie Seligman
St. Louis
Robert Cut
E. W. Grove
Subatu Island
Navy
Barneo
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Topena
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