Open Doors and Tariff Debates Across the Era
A stream of brief notes reports rail freight rate plans, South Africa battles, and political shifts. Mentions Delagoa Bay, a life sentence for Ros Stevens, and dissatisfaction with tariffs. Also notes a Victoria postmaster's suicide, Cuban affairs under General Wood, and calls to support local papers in 1900.
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General Wood
Cuba
General Brooke
Gonzales Inquirer
Drees
British at Mafeking Face Desperate Straits
Despatches describe Mafeking beleaguered as latest advices warn of dire need. A recent sortie cost many lives with Captains Vernon and Sanford killed, twenty officers and men dead, twenty four wounded, and others taken prisoner. Boers held a strong entrenched position with no losses.
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Mafeking
Balaklava
Vernon
Sanford
British dispatch on South Africa siege and Suffolk losses
The War Office reports Gen Forrestier Walker reference to Gen French on January 6. Four companies of the First Suffolk battalion attacked a hill near their camp at dawn. Lieut. Col. Watson was wounded, orders to retreat issued, three quarters retreated, remainder held until overpowered and surrendered with seventy prisoners including seven officers. Bulwer wires from Frere Camp that White reports continued attack and enemy reinforced from the south on January 6.
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London
War Office
Forrestier- Walker
Cape Town
French
Suffolk Regiment
Watson
Fragmentary War Dispatches and Charity Appeal Referenced
Fragments describe a large stock southward and an expected further attack, with sun failure and delayed information from Lady Smith. Mention notes troop movements to Colenso and trenches held by the enemy. A rich deafness cure donor aids free ears via the Nicholson Institute at 780 Eighth Avenue New York.
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Ladysmith
Trent
Colenso
DSAP
Nicholson
Asd
Tholson Institute
Eighth Avemme
New York
Fulton Sun Paper Price Dispute Pushes Local Papers
Amid unclear text a local Fulton newspaper notes price pressure on papers from a Missouri market. The piece mentions Fulton Sun and Bun as example papers facing subscription revenue gaps and potential business shutdowns if costs rise or revenue falls.
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Omnis
Missouri
Fulton Sun
Local health ad offers aid and wound care options
Fragmentary notice mentions heat relief for burns and sores with lard treatment and a sale by August. Names, dates, or clear actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
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THS
Gazette
J. C. Habramacher
The
Shiner
Texs
Posteffice
Siggers
C. Oy
Iane
Ros Stevens
Humphries
Turre
England
Delagoa Bay
Styria
South Africa
State Department
Galveston News
Texas
Canada
F. C. Groruaus
Victoria
Guadalupe River
John Manamaker
Yoakum Times
Miles’ Nervine
Otto H. Shemmer
State St
Milwaukee, Wis
Milles’ Nervine
Buller
Frere
White
Wolters Brothers
Viktor J. Evans & CO
Evans Bullying
Washtnaton
D. C
G. E. Ruhmantz
Lone Star
Chas. Strausgy Tlxas
Allace Saloon
Fred W. Hillmer
Prop
Grabfelder
XX Monogram
Ise Cola
Fred. W. Hillmer
Shriner
Tessas
UNA & Co
Venom
Washington, D
Countrie
A. Park
Caxton Building
Chicago
Main St
Artist’s Union
Perics, Toxas
G. Sigkers
Washington
Coil
Dallianere
Clay Ee
Flatonia City Hospital
Alien & Lancaster
Lm. EF. Koch
Attorney AT Law
City Hotel
Aransas Pass
August Schram
H.b.lonald
Yoakum
C. J. Gray
Attorneys-at-Law
Lonn
Iron Front