Britain rejects independence for South Africa republics
In the House of Lords Premier Lord Salisbury reads government reply to Presidents Steyn and Kroger. Concluding sentence states Her Majesty's government will not assent to independence of the South African Republic or the Orange Free State.
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House of Lords
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Steyn
Kroger
South African Republic
Orange Free Paate
Occupation of the Free State capital awaited
London reports Lord Roberts likely to enter Bloemfontein tomorrow or late today with British cavalry leaders claiming positions that could seal the capture. Boers may resist until main forces join. Curiosity prevails in London as Mafeking relief rumors circulate without official confirmation and refugees describe bitterness between rebels and Free Staters.
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Orange Free State
Jay
General French
Bloemfontein
Mafeking
Boshof
Herschel
Sharp fighting at Dreifontein roils front lines
General Roberts advances across scorching plains from Poplar Grove to Dreifontein in the latest severe engagement. Boers resist fiercely, retreating at dusk as Roberts concentrates center assault. A Free Stater claims President criticized Transvaalers depredations, calling burghers horse and cattle eaters.
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Modder River
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Wrnger
Osfontein
Mafeking Besieged Town Report Delivers Grim News
A dispatch dated Mafeking and received in London reports the town remains under siege though residents are described as all well. The message, sent via Lobats, confirms ongoing military pressure and limited outside contact during March.
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London
Mafeking
Lobats
Times
Siege Diary from Monday March 1 Details Harsh Deprivation
The garrison faced acute strain with horseflesh and bread from horse forage as water ran parasitically contaminated. Typhoid dysentery and diphtheria were epidemic, isolation impossible. Women and children endured terrible sufferings with daily deaths in the quarters, while the native population starved though military operations progressed favorably, extending to the brick fields after the army was expelled.
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King
Germany backs mediation in Boer war conflict urging mutual desire
Berlin March 13 semi official: Germany would join mediation between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal if both belligerents clearly want it. The move follows requests from several large and small states seeking friendly mediation in the dispute.
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Orange Free State
Transvaal
Rhode Island Republicans hold largest state convention
Providence March 43 The Republican State convention was the largest in Rhode Island history with strong enthusiasm. George H Utter of Westerly chaired as the convention elected William Gregory Governor Charles Dean Kimball Lieutenant Governor William B Tanner Attorney General Charles P Bennett Secretary of State Walter Read State Treasurer and chose delegates and alternates to the national Republican convention.
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George H. Utter
Weserly
William Gregory
North Kingston
Chas
Dean Kimball
William B. Tanner
P. Bennett
Walter Read
Gloucester
Railroad magnate dies in New York
Charles H. Coster of J Pierpont Morgan & Co. dies suddenly in New York. He was a director of forty six railroad companies and other large corporations including the Northern Prince.
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Charles H. Coster
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
No New Cases of Plague Reported in San Francisco
San Francisco reports no new plague cases over three days. A single new case was noted from Kahului, Maui, from Honolulu dated March 5. The situation in the city has improved over the past month according to advices carried by the steamer Gaelic from the Orient via Honolulu.
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Maui
United States Mediation Offer Declined by British
March 13 London reports the United States proposed mediation to Britain to aid peace in South Africa. Lord Salisbury politely declined the offer, while White met Salisbury to convey the reply. Officials noted Britain’s reluctance to foreign intervention despite U S goodwill.
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London
United States
Sweyn
Kruger
South Africa
Taylor Will Continue the Fight in Frankfort
In Frankfort on March 13, Governor Taylor faces continued pressure as lawmakers convene without troops. Republicans say he will stay and press his case until a final ruling on the governorship. The Legislature plans to adjourn sine die with limited major business aside from a militia reorganization proposal.
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Sineaie
Trinlett
Beckham
Emulsion promise for children’s health urged by Slott & Byrne
The ad urges weight and color improvements in children through Cod liver oil emulsion, claiming benefits continue after use. It advises avoiding hollow cheeks and promoting a healthy appearance, noting the product is sold by druggists and featuring Slott & Byrne chemists of New York.
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New York
Committee dispute opens Coeur d’Alene probe in Washington
Washington dispatch reports a spirited controversy at the outset of the Couer d’Alene investigation as officials discuss whether affidavits will be called. The March 13 briefing notes debate processes and possible testimony.
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War Department
Carter
Itis
Washington
Republicans Patch Up Their Differences
Washington March 13.—Senate Republicans set a caucus after today’s adjournment to settle disputes over the Puerto Rico government bill. Senator Foraker, in charge, drafted amendments aimed at pleasing all party interests and will submit them at the meeting. No sharp splits. mood remains amicable as unity is sought.
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Senate
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Puerto Rico
California Murderer Captured at Reno
Mark Westlake wanted in Sacramento for the murder of R R Watts, a mining man from Idaho, was arrested in Reno Nevada. Also appears are unrelated ads for laxatives Shilohs Cure and Union Pacific rail service promoting travel from Salt Lake City.
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R. R. Watts
Idaho
Chronic Diarrhea Cured by Remedy Recommendation
Mrs F E Watson of Aiken Alabama reports her mother suffered months of chronic diarrhoea until two doctors deemed it hopeless. One 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave permanent relief after five doses. Sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
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F. E. Watson
Aiken
Ala
Brown Bros
Serious floods devastate northern Illinois rivers
Reports from Chicago dated March 13 describe severe flooding across Illinois northern counties. Desplaines, Illinois, Fox, Sangamon, and Kankakee rivers overflowed, destroying livestock and property, idle factories, and displacing dozens of families. Ottawa, Peru, Havens, Peoria, Lorenzo, and Pontiac experienced major inundation and rescues with losses including homes, stock, and basements flooded.
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Sangamar
Kankekee
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Mar- Seles
Havena
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Water Street
Peru
Peoria
Lorenzo
John Zipp
Kankakee
Pontiac
Notice to Show Cause in Senghas Estate Sale
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Humboldt Nevada, estate of Charles Senghas Deceased. RB Recanzone petitions to authorize the administrator to sell real estate to satisfy claims and administration costs. Hearing February 12 1900 at Winnemucca Courtroom 10 AM. J T Dunn Clerk of Court.
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RB. Recanzone
Winnemucca
A. D
J.T. Dunn
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