British Boers Retreat and Skirmish Report From Sumaldeel
London reports Roberts at Sumaldeel stating Boer forces retreat toward Kronstadt and Zand river after crossing the Vet river. British capture a maxim and 24 prisoners with several wounded and missing. Communications note rail and supply activity nearby.
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A long dispatch covers British policy in Africa, U S. war talk, and Cuban and Irish affairs. It notes British censorship and alleged imperial overreach, with vivid scenes in New York and references to Aldermanic conventions and labor tensions in Peoria and Illinois figures.
Terrific storm of hail and deadly tornado strike Neb
A May 7 special from Beaver City Neb reports a severe termady at Wilsonville and surrounding farms. Hailstones up to roof destroying size felled houses barns and stock. A tornado followed, injuring H W Parris and others as homes were lifted and moved. Damage widespread with crops and fruit trees ruined and many residents seeking shelter in cellars.
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Rivals in convention fusion meet in South Dakota
Sioux Falls May 7 The city brims with Populist convention prep with arrivals of national and state leaders, decorations, and crowded forecasts. Delegations from Nebraska Kansas Texas Minnesota and Illinois expected, with Aryan support for president and a contest over the vice presidency. Middle-of-the-road Populists oppose fusion and hold their own gathering in Robinson's Opera House as Shively declares no VP bid and Bryan ally Weaver heads to Sioux Falls with hopes of a portfolio.
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Anxious to Strike Aguinaldo Rebels Before Rainy Season
Manila May 7 Gen Young reports Aguinaldo has joined the rebel forces in the north with Ting and a substantial mountain army. Young seeks reinforcements to attack before rains. An enemy band was routed between Legaspi and Albay's prince April 3. two Americans killed and five wounded. Filipinos suffered heavy losses. General Garcia was captured by Lt Staith aiding Fuostou's staff. spies claim he hid in Jaen.
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Judge Duane Grants Decree in AP Publishing Suit
Chicago May 7 Judge Duane of the circuit court enters a final decree in Inter Ocean Publishing Co. v Associated Press restoring AP service and lifting suspension ban. The Hague May 7 reports Port Said and Djeddah officially declared infected with the plague.
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