Contested Macrum Mail Openings Cause Denial
A Washington special says Lord Salisbury apologized for Durban mail opening to ex Consul Charles R. Macrum, a claim the London press calls untrue. Reports mention U S Secretary Hay may present a note to foreign affairs, while Porto Rican bill amendments spark caucus discussions and city elections in Des Moines Iowa show mixed party gains.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Washington
Lord Salsbury Wrs
United States
Durban
Charles R. Macrum
Pretora
Mumittee
Hay
Mxori
State Department
London
Sillsbury
South Africa
Premiee
Charles Macrum
Pretoria
Fragmented World News Bits and Local Scandals
A garbled European and American news menu shows political and social strife from diverse places. It notes elections in a Democr party ticket with Republican balance and suppressed Tagalog theater protests in Manila. Chicago mentions church weddings and a Chicago Irish figure disputing a claim. London reports Sir Robert Peel’s theatrical plans.
Fragmented Early 20th Century News Snippets From Across the U S
A garbled outline of recent items reports Madison Wisconsin safety amid a search, New York tunnel work at 36000 dollars, delays to Delagoa Bay television, a Wanola fraternal death, a blaze at Varied archives, Reuben Shinway killed near West Point Road in Alabama, an elderly naturalist death in Crew US, a Dexter market cattle sale, Twain and family travel, calls to expand powers, Ames Raster convicts for bank plot, Monticello and Decatur conventions noting senator and governor picks, a John son convention quarrel, Virginia and Chicago platform references, canal water affecting Minnie Seivams case, and a missing ber.
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Madison
Wis
New York
Delagoa Bay
Elizabeth Sunt
Wanola
Tuywrville
Express
Reuben
West Point
Alabama
Samed
Crew
Aberdeen-Aigin Carlin
Dexter Mark Amphlitherer
Chicago
Satiete
Mark Twain
Meron
Ames Raster
Canada
Viele Marie Bank
Montreal
Boers Not Asleep In South Africa War Update
London March 27 military news from the South African front reports slight reconnaissance actions near the Modder River and Brandfort. Casualties are few as forces clash, with Boer massing reported at Biggars Berg and trains readying at Newcastle for possible retreat. Confusion persists over Mafeking relief plans as columns move toward Kimberley and Warrenton.
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Hellosing Mafeking
Winston Charentil
Europe
London
South Africa
Roberts
War Office
Modder River
Bloemfontein
Times
Brandfort
160Th Lanciers
Theopen
Yth Lanciers
16Th Lanciers
Ladysmith
Biggars Berg
New Castle
Herbert
Toutob
Ding
Mafeking
Lord Methuen
Warrenton
Ouriven
Kinberley
Boers and British Clash in Southern Africa Reported Actions
Dispatches describe Boer horsemen patrolling from Biggarsberg to Warrenton and a sharp skirmish near Wadebank. General Buller’s forces reportedly maintain quiet patrols while preparations and possible advances are expected. Envoys Wolmarans Fireber and Werels travel to Naples and then New York, amid signs of potential intervention. The Times notes Boer fighting strength may be limited to about 30 000. A Bloemfontein correspondent reports Steyn yielded to pressure from Fischer on strategy.
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Biggarsbers
Warrenton
Buller
Wasehbank
Lord Robert
Wolmarans
Fireber
Naples
New York
Antwerp
Tie Hague
Hirse
the Times
Cape Town
Morning Post
Steyn
Pischer
Uncaptured to Help Country While Aid Remains Possible
A fragment notes that to his country required remaining uncaptured as long as assistance was possible, highlighting duty over safety and the need to provide support despite risk. The text underscores patriotic resolve and the readiness to endure peril to aid the homeland.
Distinguished men die in Illinois and city clergy
Distinctions given to Prof G H Morrow of the University of Illinois and Rev Father Dennis A Tighe, both aged in the 60s, with Morrow long connected to agriculture education and Oklahoma leadership, and Tighe as a leading Oakwood Boulevard parish priest. Also notes Rabbi Wise's death and a long obituary line from Steingrad describing his illness and funeral plans.
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G. H. Morrow
Tighe Pas
Champaign
Ill
G.H. Morrow
Department of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Pixton
Morrow
Town Agricultural College
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Agricultural College of Oklahoma
Chicago
Dennis A. Tighet
The
Holy Angels Church
Oakwood Boulevard
Vincennes Avenue
Cincinnati
Wise
Steingrad
Bohensla
Rabbi Wise
Ptanonis
That Girl Who Eloped with Her Lover Found Mim To Wea Havent
Miss Warner of Lafayette Indiana says she was dupe by Harry Hoon who left Omaha with her to Chicago to marry. He induced her to surrender savings of 200 dollars and buy rail tickets. he disappeared after the train entered the smoker car, leaving her to seek him in fear and alarm amid reports of further trouble and pursuit.
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Chicago
Tulle Warner
Lafayette
Ind
Mixes Warner
Harry Hoon
Omaha
Lyon
Miss Warner
Cmicheo
Sou
Hoon
Prairies
Ton
Warunr
Porto Rican bill fights and free traders clash in senate
Republican senators spent hours caucusing on Porto Rican legislation aiming to keep the tariff feature intact. Foraker planned an amendment to add free tariff provisions, while several senators including Liavix Maverhige Moar Wellington Marson Simon Pre Nelson oppose the amended bill. Governor Steuhenberg testifies on Coeur dAlene rebellion and martial law, noting ongoing opposition to state authority. Hanna hints at campaign fund connections, and Davis proposes a 50 000 population bank designation bill as part of national banking considerations. Senator Teller emerges as a Colorado governorship candidate.
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Poruker
United States
Porto Rico
Stewart
Nevada
Senate
Steunenberg
Washington
Tu Senate
Toni
Ft Allison
Hanes
Foraker
Dingley Inn
House Hill
Morte Rico
Liavix
Maverhige
Moar
Wellington
Marson
Simon
Nelson
Sael
Republians
McCumber
North Dakota
Bnt i
Friends
Stewnenberg
Marcu
Steuhenberg
Cox
Sinclair
Tix Friend
Coeur d'Alene Distrint
Dee
Oops
Nara
Voraker
Hanna
Goebel murder trial judge orders hold without bail
Frankfort March 27 In opening of the trial ex Gov Brown testifies the defense may use his testimony. Judge Moore holds Mowers without bail, saying evidence links him to the Goebel conspiracy and orders further investigation by the Franklin county grand jury.
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Frankfort
Brown
Moore
Mowers
Goebel
Franklin County Grand Jury
Paris Exposition Opening Set for Saturday April 1
Paris dispatch reports official decision at a cabinet council chaired by M Loubel to inaugurate the Paris exposition on Saturday April 1. The item notes also confirm ratification in Boston of a transfer plan by American Bell Telephone Company regarding real estate and assets excluding its stock in long distance lines. A Russian squadron arrived at Yokohama amid speculation of concession demands.
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M. Loubel
Boston
American Bell ‘Telephon Company
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Yokohama
Chemalpo
Mesango
Japan
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