Armistice and Pretoria fall amid war dispatches
London reports Buller and Botha agreeing to a three day armistice at Leingk and British evacuation of Utrecht. Roberts' forces push toward Pretoria as surrender discussions begin. Kruger’s delegates and Eton celebrations feature in coverage. Progress and casualties noted with July 1 and June reports from Pretoria and Lindley.
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Lorenzo Marques
Buller
Christian Botha
Leingsk
Bota
Tr. Londo
War Office
Tanifiton
Pretoria
de Lisle
Seth Afflemmre
Prevoria
Leadon
Lond Roberts
Statin
South Africa
Holler
Methuen
Burton
Lyttletom
Hutton
Federation of Women reorganizes at Milwaukee session
The Federation of Women in Milwaukee opened its June meeting with a discussion on reorganization led by Mrs. Horace Brock of Pennsylvania. The educational session followed, papers were read and debated, and the annual convention of the Cederacion de Wakiwa's clubs was noted as opening yesterday. A well known local politician living in Boone was declared insane by commission. The era of labor and industry was touched on amid reports of reduced mill activity at the Federal Street company in Shath Chicago, with some workers laid off.
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Milwaukee
Jane
Horace Brock
Pennsylvania
Ami
Aiwanene
Wakiwa
Mrsewe
Tee Wieuntat
Lee Ty Mariner
Lily
Des Maining
Eyeengresamun
Boone
Lie Eames
Campaign thunder as Pettigrew Hanna and Carter lead
Senate debate turns into a partisan clash over campaign contributions and wartime contracts. Pettigrew accuses Cramp of a 400000 dollar donation to the Republican committee and seeks reimbursement through warship contracts, while Hanna and Carter contest the charges and defend party leaders amid sharp exchanges.
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Manna
Pettigrew
Carter
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Petligrin
Cramp
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Pathe
Oho
Melbery
Trunan
Ohio
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Hebdy
Fauna
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Trait Party
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Ate
Hitt
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Wettigrew
Fo Bla
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Thrkota
Unitedates
Petgrew
Nemocratis
Brethern
South Lakota
Miscellaneous 19th Century World News Snippets
A garbled outline cites global events and notable figures with various claims. Items mention tensions in the Philippines, a professorship death in Andover, proposed Russian aid to China, a Chicago saloon keeper’s despair, a divorce rumor, Madrid finally seeking land, a knife assault in Chicago, Berlin tax thresholds, a huge hog in Decatur Alabama, old labor costs on watch cases, New York equity figures, Angora’s postmaster, and Stephen Crane’s death rumor.
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Chicago
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Negro in Politics to Make Presidential Nominees
In Philadelphia prominent Black leaders gather to form a national Negro party with a presidential ticket. An executive committee is named to draft a convention plan as a Mimoari Democratic appeal unfolds and other state conventions report on platforms and nominations.
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Kansas City
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Indianapolis
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John W. Kern
Tommy
W. J. Stone
Aseeru
John E
Martini
Wade
Battle Near Pekin Sculpts Turmoil as Boxers Rise
Dispatches report heavy fighting near Pekin with many dead on both sides. Admiral Kempf signals U S forces to reinforce Kempff at Taku as tensions rise between Japan and Russia and a Japanese fleet mobilizes amid uncertain front lines.
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Ompt
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United States
Newark
Taku
Theme
Pet-Lo
Date Taku
Jun “Engen
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