General Sir Redvers Buller Dies A Gallant Soldier
The obituary recalls General Sir Redvers Buller whose career spanned India Egypt and South Africa where he led British forces. His Boer War setback at Ladysmith and Tugela crest led to his relief from command and half pay amid public debate and defender support from the Army and Navy Gazette.
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Jooton
Sir Reéigus Buller
India
Egypt
Great Britain
South Africa
Bulter
Ladysmith
Bulters
White
Buller
Westminster
Tugela River
British War Office
Gen. French
Kitchener
Army and Navy Gazette
Lord Roberts
Transvaal
George Finne Convicted of Manslaughter in Laporte
In Laporte Indiana on Tuesday a jury found 18 year old George Finne guilty of manslaughter for shooting his neighbor George Priebe as he returned from his chicken coop. Finne testified he did not recognize Priebe and believed him to be a burglar. he said the gun fired accidentally while he lit a match to see who it was.
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Laporte
Ind
George Finne
Finne
George Piebe
Priebe
Paris
d’Uzes
France
Hamburg steak a practical guide in home cooking
Practical guide explains choosing non colored meat, grinding fresh round steak, adding suet and seasonings, and forming large cake or small patties. It covers broiling and frying methods, sauce preparation, serving ideas, and kitchen equipment tips for keep hot sauces in hot water and avoiding overcooking.
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Hamburg
Balloon Flight Ends Early Amid Rain in South Dakota
The Chicago balloon owned by Charles A. Coey and piloted by Capt. C. L. Bumbaugh and Charles Leichleiter landed eight miles south of Clear Lake eight miles south of Clear Lake S D after a 11 hour 800 mile flight from Quincy Illinois. Bumbaugh blamed rain for failing to set longer distance and Lahm cup record though he plans another attempt.
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Watertown
S. C
Chicago
Charles A. Coey
C. L. Bumbaugh
Charles Leichleiter
Quincy
Clear Lake
Bumbaugh
Kirkville
Kirksville
Death of Duke de Chaulnes Sobs Yet Deemed Heart Disease
New York reports the death of Duke de Chaulnes ruled as heart disease not opiate poisoning. Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Interborough Metropolitan, defended the duke against "infamous libels" while recounting the scene of death as the couple prayed together after a ride and dinner. The duchess, grieving, was cared for by family and friends through the summer.
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New York
Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Duke de Chaulnes
Death pact ends in double tragedy in Kingston
Sebastian Gayla a Wilkes Barre liquor clerk and Mrs Anna Kares a Kingston resident were found dead in the latter’s home after a suicide pact. They dressed in holiday clothes and wore boutonniere bouquets after arranging the fatal act. Gayla shot Kares then killed himself.
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Wilkesbarre
Sebastian Gayla
Anna Kares
Kingston
Heart Troubles and the Need for a Toner
The heart can be weak from birth or be weakened by disease fevers overexertion anxiety and rheumatism. Symptoms include shortness of breath palpitations and chest or abdominal pain. A tonic is recommended and Dr Miles Heart may offer remedy.
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Miles
Gift for Retiring Mayor in St Paul
Robert A Smith received a $11,000 donation from local businessmen a few minutes after resigning as mayor of St Paul. The 81 year old ex mayor has a 50 year county office record and long service in the office aside from one term. A bank failure once wiped out his wealth, and the gift helped him aid bank depositors.
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St. Paul
Minn
Robert A.smith
Smith
Physicians for vivisection rally foes of animal testing
Chicago June 8 the American Medical association with 31000 members gathers in session to form a united front against rising anti vivisection sentiment. The house of delegates as the convention's business body passed resolutions urging thorough preparation to marshal strength in support of animal experimentation.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Pianos Sold at Deep Discounts to Clear Surplus Stock
W W Kimball Co announces a Joliet store sale of surplus piano stock to keep factory operations going. Instruments, including Kimball and Hinze models, are offered at substantial reductions with guaranteed satisfaction and money refunds for buyers.
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Joliet
Iit
Kimball
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Alice E. Whitaker
Capt. Bumbaugh
Duc-De Chaulnes
MR. Shonts
Willie
Robert A. Smith
Physicians For
American Medical. Association To Fight
W.W. Kimball Co
Whitney
W. W. Kimball CO
Jefferson St. _ J
F. Wilkinson
Indianapolis
Edge
Norfolk
Is Cena
Escapade
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Will County
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