Wounded at Spion Kop Declared Dead in War News
London March 24 Roberts dispatches from Bloemfontein report no major news. goods moving south, troops settling in, and supplies increasing. Advices from McEdward Woodgate state he died in hospital after being wounded at Spionkop. Telegraphs also note Boer movements, fortifications and measures around Cape Town, with reports of casualties and strategic positions near Mafeking and Warrenton.
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London
Roberts
War Office
Bloem-fontein
Edward Woodgate
Vandon
Ma Edward Woodgate
Spivakop
Dlan
Woewfontein
Thabanchu
Bloemfontein
Ladybrand
Orange Free State
Londo
Yenterday
Kronstadt
Marvly
Aline
Filmer
Attlow
Cape
Cape Town
Nicholson
Bulawayo
Plumer
Lobatal
Todle'e
Nuuend
Nameroua
Tann Chapman
Methuen
Warrenton
Jamdon
Daily News
Bos- Bof
Love
Joubert
Kroonstadt
Olivier
Lord Roberts
Safeking
Plliier
Crocodile Pools
Lord Methuen
al Thoeh
Wensnot
Mafegink
Ruymann Ie
Vrench
Wooni
Lady
Bloemfontel
Mannines
Buller
Natal
Lanmeck
Pretoria
Iit
Mettaaslage
New York
Bowr
Tetives
Wiseler
Walmaransged
Wessels
Lowrenke Marques
South Africa
Philip Loatee Wexeals
Free State
America
Ube Traivaal
England
Carnegie Company Reorganizes Under Tariff Pressures
Trenton N J March 24 The Carnegie company formed from a conference between Andrew Carnegie and H C Frick to settle business differences incorporated today with capital stock set at 160000 and all shares subscribed.
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Carnegie Company
Trenton
N.J
Andrew Carnegie
H. C. Frick
Firemen Die Fighting Flames in New York Factory
Three firefighters lost their lives and two were seriously injured when a factory building at East Forty fourth Street collapsed after battles with flames. The incident occurred March 24 in New York and the scene involved the destruction of the first floor and extensive fire damage.
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New York
East Forty-fourth Street
Steunenberg takes full responsibility for arrests
Idaho Governor Steunenberg testified before the Coeur d'Alene inquiry that any arrests prior to the proclamation were made with his authorization and approval. He asserted responsibility for all arrests in Shoshone county by General Merriam or others and reserved authority over actions by deputies outside the state. He supported the use of the permit system and defended measures against union activity, aiming to maintain order amid martial law and conspiracy fears.
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Washington
Stennenberg
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Governo
Merriam
Steuenenberg
Shoshone
Montana
Rnor Steunenberg
Enuties
Steanenberg
Hays
Dollur
Lieutenant Lyons
Tiger Poorman
Fais
Milo
Otheers
Wells of Pahens Corps
Roe Ing
Hosuireetion
Steunenberg
Allen
Senate
Lents
House
United States
Bhoxhone County
Porto Rico Hill
Noel
Mpreme
Springfield
Criminal Court of
Cook County
Theo Noel
Supreme Court
Act
Chicago Court Scrutiny of Dreyer Habeas Corpus Case
Chicago legal officials attack Judge Dunne's habeas corpus writ in the Dreyer case, urging coadjutor appointment while evaluating land reclamation of lakefront property. Reports note officials discuss survey funding, rail line land claims, and potential state attorney general involvement.
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Dunne
Dreyer
Hishey
Peoria
Chicago
Cuit Law Department
Tineis Central Railway Company
United States Supreme Court
Compsel Browning
Supreme Court
KS Deryer
Jdge Durre
Lraine
Watermay
Study the Orient and Porto Rican bill debate in Senate and House
Washington March 24 The Senate passed a bill authorizing a commission to study China and Japan with $75 000 for expenses The measure drew debate with Berry and Cockrell opposing The bill also restricts post offices from serving under any opposition by executives Atkinson? Foraker presented a resolution praising Oliver P Morton in Indiana The House discussed Porto Rican affairs and the conference report on the relief bill The report faced opposition from McRae and critics of recent Porto Rico legislation The conference report was approved by the House yeas 185 nays 7 and the bill moves to the president
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Terk
Washington
Senate
Stewart
Erade
Republicana
Galinger
Roomer
Tillman
South Carolina
House
Ip. mi
Dandet
Sapho
China
Japan
Berry
Arkansas
Cockrell
Missouri
Congress
Foraker
Ohio
Pacific Islande
Lis
Indiana
Oliver P. Morton
Porto Rco
McRae
Ember
Conference Committee
Porto Rico
Town House of Representatives
New York Board of Trade
Yeas
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Clinton
Iowa
Clinton Daily Evening Journal
Daily Age
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Dewey
Windsor Hotel
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Dee Chhas
Ted Thunnaike
Hompers
Federation of Labor
AL. Darrow
Maret
Civil Service
Oar Eelande
Ross
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Batson
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Cavalry
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Ippines
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Montreal
Mahan
Meiji University
Captain Mahan
Peterson
British Empire
Great Britain
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Jasmer
Tommbank
Wis
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Morocco
Oasis
Tisalan
Antarctic
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Wedeyan University
Middletown
Conn
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Nnance Committee
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Grammer
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