Invasion Armies Advance Across South Africa Front
Dispatches report French forces moving toward Heilbron after engagements with Dewet’s Boer army, with Hob Spruit and Mafeking actions cited. British gains include gains along the Remuster river and Sir Ian Hamilton’s column advances toward the Transvaal as Boer resistance stiffens.
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Neely's Case at Two Points Readied for Trial
Washington May 2 The House District Court docket shows Neely charged in a criminal case. Prosecutors push for quick trial under special law while defense objects to new procedures and broader powers claimed by the government in the case.
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Washington
Kay
Muban
Taor
Dramatic American Debate on Excessive Power and Justice
The excerpt cites concerns over concentrated power and the dangers of unlegislated authority. It notes C F W Neely facing new charges, including wrongful conversion of 45300.26, with bond set under 50000 and remanded after arrest in a city jail.
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Wien
New York
C. F. W. Neely
Cuibeagler
DOW
Nforma Gon Eharcog
Vette
Miners Die in Explosions at Two North Carolina Mines
A report from Greensboro says a coal mine explosion near Camnock in Cheatham County killed twenty two miners including white and Black workers. The blast, blamed on a broken gauge in a safety lamp, halted telegraph service as officials awaited details.
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Noted Educator Dr Alexander Panes Dead in Toronto
Dr Alexander Barnes former principal of Hamilton Wesleyan College and once president of the Towa Wesleyan University and Simpson College Iowa died last night in Toronto Ontario. He made significant contributions to Methodist higher education in Canada and the United States.
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Hamilton Wesleyan College
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Simpson College
Iowa
Anti Canteen Bill Advances In Congress Amid Debate
Washington reports say the house military affairs committee favorably reported the anti canteen bill with an amendment excluding liquor from public buildings and facilities. Other items note sugar price moves, railway engineer disputes, and a series of political and social updates from across the nation.
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Governors Mount Requisition Refusal Sparks Kentucky Debate
Indianapolis May 22 Indicts Charles Finley in Kentucky case prompt Governor Mount to refuse a requisition. Charles Finley faces possible extradition as Goebel’s supporters attack Mount’s stance while Republican leaders criticize the decision and await further developments.
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Beckham
Goebel trial fears and political pressure in Kentucky
In Kentucky, Goebel supporters and opponents discuss fears of biased trials and routine arrests ahead of the November governor’s race. Reports claim prominent Republicans avoid arrests, while Goebel Democrats threaten postponements and intimidation to influence the contest.
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Susar Hormel
Taylor
Kentucky
Goebel
Tragedy Follows Father Shot Killing Summers in Spring Garden
Mount Vernon Ill May 23 A sensational murder follows a feud over a missing girl. Sikes Riggs shot and killed Thom Summers after Summers returned without the girl. Summers leaves a wife and several children. Riggs is under arrest. Other items note a Carbondale murder, crop conditions, and local public notices.
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Length of Pastorate Provokes United Assembly Vote
United Presbyterian General Assembly convened in Chicago with 4% to 288 decision adopting the majority report on itinerancy. Ministers will be appointed annually by the bishop and pastorate length limits removed, ending fixed terms on a single congregation. The opening session featured Rev. S. R. Lyons of Monmouth College. Other assemblies reported: Presbyterians in St. Louis discussed foreign missions and reelection of mission board members. McGiffert case mentioned. in New York Charles Steel denied Penn purchase of Lehigh Valley railroad.
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Methodist General Conference
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