Mafeking Relief In Turmoil As Federals Advance
dispatches from May 17 describe British and colonial forces clashing in Mafeking with 17 burghers killed and 90 captured. reports state enemy troops surrounded Mafeking, while British casualties numbered about 50. telegrams from Roberts and others note advances toward Dannhauser and key relocations as the war unsettles the region.
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Baden- Powell
Pretoria
Luilelin
Federal Bee
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War Office
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Thala Nhu
Ldige
Weaily
Controversy Over Irish American Moor Ally Claims
A May 17 New York special reveals a disputed claim by a Irish American Moor sympathizer, alleges overheard private conversations about political loyalty and potential policy shifts. The piece notes tensions during WWI era debates and references Sir Mifret Milter’s mission to Africa amid fears of spoliation if party forces prevail.
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Tomtom
Fexprras
New York
Wolmacroe
Peeler
Otter
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Mifret Milter
Mifret Milter Was Sent To Oath Africa
White Flag Controversy Erupts Over Boer Relations
Fragmented dispatch from Pretoria describes tensions as commisioners discuss reception of Queenstown officials and the impact of white flag incidents. Wessels cites alleged abuses by Boer supporters and questions the legitimacy of recent protests linked to the White Flag affair.
Untitled Local Tragedy Fragment in Damp Showers
A partial report from New York on May 17 describes a young man named Dellevest ym te Musmer EH Bees leaping from a bridge after a dispute at a location near Vanwater Street. Witnesses say he likely drowned as the tide rose, with the tragedy sparked by perceived land grievances and a confrontation between involved parties. Details remain unclear and the source omits several names and exact places.
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New York
Vamdewater
Brmkten Leider
Fahlerte
Piven
Tate
Tanner and Cullom Van Cleave committee dispute
Governor Tanner dodges questions on organizing a new republic central committee as he meets with lawmakers in Springfield. A Great Northern hotel meeting sets a 10 o'clock session to approve nominees for the central committee amid pressure from Yates and allies, with Cullom and Eden named in the ongoing power struggle. The report also notes related political maneuvering and local incidents in the region.
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Tanner
Asveiated Thess
New Republicas Stat Central Countries
Chatrs Hui
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Jude
Mitel Ats
Wilin Eden
Talesburg
Dawes
Notwius
Janes
Central
Great Northern
Chich
Gor Methodist Opeasl
Paks
van Cle
Illinois Eclectic Medical Society Holds Annual Session
May 17 in the senate chamber the Illinois State Eclectic Medical Society met for its thirty-second annual session. The Associated Press reports a large attendance and discussion on amending by laws to conform with Illinois law as per a recent supreme court decision. The annual banquet occurred at the Auditorium. Guests included Bishop Charles H. Fowler, Colonel R. G. Clowry, E. G. Nally, L. Estabrook, and Doku P. Wilson.
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Mis
Ois State Eclectic Medical Society
Senate
Chicago
Assori Press
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Llinois
Supreme Court
Charles H. Fowler
Methodist Church
R. (. Clowry
Western Union Telegraph
Nally
Postal ‘Telegraph
LD. Estabrook
Amt
Doku P. Wilson
Chiesgo
Fire in a G A R Home prompts investigations and losses
A fire at Jowelth Home for Soldiers on the Vs road near here injures residents including a 6 year old, with many inmates aged 40 to 77. One elderly woman may die. Cause under inquiry as authorities at Washington review pension payments and public notices amid broader civic actions.
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Jowelth
Wisins Station
Mevnes
Irregularities Claim End to Thompson Official Life
Havana reports warrants for arrest of E U P Thompson Havana postinspector W H Reeves and Edward Moyncld Jorge Masears in stamp dept amid accusations of fraud and irregularities. Washington debates postoffice scandal as calls for full investigation widen with statements from White House and Senate.
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Thompson
Senate
Havana
E. U P. Thompson
Neely Case Postponed In Embezzlement Charge
New York May 17 examination of Charles F. Neely accused of embezzling 36000 Cuban postal funds was postponed a week. Removal to Cuba will be contested on requisition before Gov. Roosevelt in Albany this evening.
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Washington
Havana
K.P. Treal
Seliel
New York
Charles F. W Neely
Neely
Cuba
Fire at Grand Meadow destroys part of Main Street
May 17 Grand Meadow Minnesota reports a major blaze in the business district tearing one side of Main Street. Loss estimated at $50 000 with about one third covered by insurance. Concurrent items note labor union resolutions and a factory accident in Matthews Indiana.
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Minn
Busines
Mix Hight
Mainatevet
Fragmentary 19th century notes mix royal travel and crimes
Patchy outline reports Fortier Queen Liliuokalani traveling from Washington and various crimes and political notes. References include Milwaukee named individuals, a fire at Crbleign, a doctor’s arrest, and a congress candidacy in New York City. Contains torn phrases, inconsistent spellings, and incomplete names.
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Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Washington
Tewisi Columizalion Society
Eilan Ely
Joseph Bree
Milwaukee
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Hatte
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Rinihihy
Parisa
Marie
Clon
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Italy
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Congress
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