The Growing Power and Duty of the Newspaper
The piece argues newspapers wield increasing power and must be studied as the public University. It notes lack of laws against ignorance and misrepresentation, urges independent, responsible reporting, and calls for reader criticism and support to sustain a healthy press.
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People’s University
Times
Russell County Tops Winnipeg Industrial Prize List
Russell County branches out with a strong Winnipeg Industrial showing led by D. T. Wilson and Geo. Cartwright. Prize awards cover draft horses, brood mares, foals, geldings, and various cattle classes. The report also mentions military movements and casualties in the Transvaal crisis, including Baden-Powell’s siege at Rustenburg and Lord Roberts’ return to Pretoria.
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Russell County
Winnipeg
Banner County
D. T. Wilson
General Purpose
Geo. Cartwright
Bennie Bros
Manitoba
French
Middleburg
Fouriesburg
Hunter
Baden-Powell
Rustenburg
Western Transvaal
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Kruger
Watervalender
British forces win first action at Selous river in South Africa
Gen Carrington's Rhodesian field force defeats the enemy at Selous river and clears the railway north toward Pretoria. Lord Roberts reports a general advance east of Pretoria with Rustfontein captured and De Wet's wagons seized. Two thousand ninety Welsh fishers were captured with the Roodeval supply train. The Cape Colony government defies repealing martial law. Ottawa and London discuss convalescent care.
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Carrington
Selous River
Pretoria
Cape Colony
Assembly
Deacon
Strathcona
South Africa
Hyde Park
London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Golden’ Hill
Lord Roberts
Rustfontein
Brookhurst Spruit
Hutton
Broadwood
de. Wet
Roodeval
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
War Office
Relief appeals and fears in China amid Pekin crisis
A July 4 message from Sir Claud Macdonald in Peking seeks relief while legations warn of massacres. U S Minister Conger appeals for help. Li Hung Chang to be detained at Shanghai. Reports of Russians entering Pekin and massed missionaries, with China preparing for war against European powers.
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Sir Claud Macdonald
Peking
London
Shanghia
Pekin
U. S
Conger
Washington
Li Hung Chang
Dorward
Tien Tsin
Boers Beaten Near Bal Moral in Eastern Campaign
Reports from Lord Roberts indicate a sharp Boer defeat near Bal Moral with Anglo forces led by Generals Hutton and French in pursuit. Hunter's command skirmished south of Bethlehem as efforts to encircle the enemy continue.
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Lord Roberts
Balmoral
Hutton
Hunter
Bethlehem
London
French and Hutton Pursue Flying Burghers in Retreat
Saturday Lord Roberts reports French and Hutton press the flying burghers who fled Middleburg in disorder. Hunter occupies Fourierburg and Methuen advances toward Potchefstroom as Bethlehem Hills tightens under enemy pressure.
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Lord Roberts
French
Hutton
Middleburg
Hunter
Fourierburg
Methuen
Potchefstroom
Bethlehem Hills
Boxers Attack Missionaries and Converts in China
Reports from Shanghai say Boxers attacked missionaries and native Christians at Pao Tung Fu on July 8, mass killings killing thousands of converts. An edict bars foreigners from interior China. envoys kept as hostages at Pekin. Allies muster 70,000 troops at Taku and Tien Tsin ready to march. The British government issues a China hive book covering affairs from January 4 to July 13.
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Shanghai
Pao Tung Fu
China
Pekin
Taku
Tien Tsin
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