Plague in Sao Paulo and World Events Update
The dispatch reports a bubonic plague outbreak in Sao Paulo Brazil. It notes gold yield in New South Wales, a hospital ship with 286 sick aboard, and progress on the Wisconsin battleship. It mentions earthquakes in Russia, U.S. political moves, and military and diplomatic developments including Aguinaldo’s decree and Dewey’s return.
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San Paulo
Brasil
New South
Aulp Mixsouri
Mastill
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Fisetyer
Haiilneh
California
Paris
Dallas
Tex
Uoob
Delius
Dramatic War Measures in Orange Free State
Reports from Capetown say President Steyn proclaims that every white person irrespective of nationality must join the defense, with orders to defend the country against invasion. The account notes General Roberts’ remarks on the political tension and the impact on cities like Ladysmith as British forces press the campaign.
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Roberts
Washington
Ube
Jobo Cariele
Mr Roberts
Walt
Sayy
Nocesanry
Tabet
Roberta Reforrm
Mel Horne
Bn Elosluge
Mir Benedia
Ladysmith
Dangem
Jan
Mina
Melton
General White
al Plepon
Tts
Wontuehky
Fremkfort
Dan —Republicum Hintius
Tsovernne Taylor
Eontasteen
Goebel
Roberts Defense in Utah Senatorial Inquiry
Congressman Roberts of Utah opens his defense amid a Senate inquiry into his moral status and eligibility. Testimony explores alleged polygamous marriages and social ties while Roberts contends the constituents alone should judge his fitness for Congress.
Dreaded bubonic plague reported in Manila walled city
Health officers report a patron showing bubonic plague symptoms in a Manila walled city house. Isolated patient and precautions taken. no confirmed widespread outbreak, though warnings persist of potential infection spread and ongoing defense measures in surrounding areas.
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Moolte
Dinenae
Washington
Eral Wyman
Beesune
Alexandera
Egypt
Kobe
Tapan
Vienna
Avvtrin
Leaviston
Veennes Aviviah
Roberts Case Hearings Resume In Senate Inquiry
The Roberts investigation committee resumes sessions to hear arguments and near an early conclusion. Secretary Carlisle may attend or submit written arguments. Roberts refuses to admit some testimony. focus on constitutional qualifications and citizenship. Senator Rawlins of Utah raises polygamy questions during the afternoon session.
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Washington
Roberts
John C. Carlisle
Keberty
Wort
Carlsle
Taylor
Roberto
Salt Lake Herald
Daniel Payter
Telegraen
Schroeder
Rawlins
Tahwan
Rageling
Mah
State Eye
Blackburn for Senate defeats four-year retirements in Kentucky caucus
In Frankfort Kentucky the Democratic caucus chose Joseph Blackburn as the party candidate for the United States Senate successor to Will G. In a crowded hall Senator Goebel chaired the event amid wild cheers as Blackburn was nominated amid a display of Kentucky political fervor and allied support, with votes all for Blackburn. British victory reported in another item covers a mounted Canadian Queensland force under Colonel Pilcher engaging Boer positions and achieving success with casualties, while Chicago drainage canal news also appears.
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Kantucky Democrats
Ube Sainte
Frankfort
Joseph Btaokeura
Willgr Gindaay
United States
Miqekburn
Kentucky
Goebel
Caucas
Junbel
Caucun
Minoer
Alexander
Ays Democrats
McConnell
Papullaty
Blackbur
Goghel
Deboe
Blaeckburn
Blackburn
Blackburn British
Langer
Hover Farn
Junel Afflea
Jan T
Toronto Company
Apison Queenslanders
Stichards
de Rungemont
Chisk
Pileshar
Rougemont
Guna, Torontos and
Mounted Infantry
Santry
Montana and Wyoming Agriculture and Industry Outlook
Montana cattle marketing last year valued near 80 million dollars. Nevada grain and hay crops were strong, with rising Montana cultivation. Wyoming shows growth with copper development and labor demand across mines and railways. Wool production in Montana and Wyoming expected high, with 23.49 million pounds projected and lamb and mitten products worth about 1.5 million dollars.
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Montana
Nevada
George Miller
Coa'y Hay
Heunwick
Rawhian
Farden
Nevada City & Wrassey
Colfax
Owl
Wyoming
John Pain
Pacific
Wrighton
Trenjurien
Itis
W. C. Champson
Charles Sanders
Hartville
Hellevy
Jobs Doran
Hovadie
Belige Lows
Lillir
Insular Government Bill Ousts Inhabitants as Citizens
A Puerto Rico bill outlines a governor and seven department heads to run the island with a lower house of thirty five elected by residents. The plan preserves existing laws until the new legislature acts and includes a Congress delegate with no vote. The island would be divided into five districts each with local courts. The bill also declares all inhabitants as citizens of the Volta States. Hanna declines permanent Republican chair and delegation role. Edward Uren hanged for murder, youngest in state history. Powder explosion near Eagle River shatters buildings, killing four horses.
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Washlogtog
Duo
Forayker Bus
Puerto Ribo
Supreme Court
Insular
The
Alande
Island
Volta
Congress
Eack
Edward Uren
Myearold Tinley Sortie
Boylekrun
Cressinger
Krown
Lake Linden
Wich
Eagle River
Joseph St. Louis
Joseph Pammerston
Atom
Mason Valley Qreamery Company
Yerington
Nevada
Smith Valley Creamery Company
Lyon Ly
Tom Sullivan
Lovelock
New
Vaewlng
Los Angeles
Bay
Newton
Hutte
John Beesbani
Sweetwater Coal Company
Royle Springs
Tob Devine
Carey Bros
Dalup
Casper
Wyo
Kansas
San Diego
Cal
Colorado River
Yama
Polygamy Debate Looms Over Utah Admission
Debates in Washington on Utah statehood touch on polygamy as a potential lingering issue. Senator Rawlins asserts the practice may gradually end, while Mr. Taylor argues Congress would not be swayed by recent shifts. A push to appoint federal officials in Utah amid polygamy questions draws further attention.
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Rawlins
Taylor
Mina
Rowling
Congress
Srastor
Mr. Rawlins
Mn Roberts
Rewlins
Tal
United States
Utah
Rawline
Mormon Church
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Aguinalto
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Schurmann
Philippines
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Dewey
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New York
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Santiago
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Wolfsohn
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Steyn
Jared
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John G. Carlisle
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Gary Tim
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Tila
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Mr. Roberts
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Pearch
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Mtot
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Chicago Drainage
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Miit i
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Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Lan
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Gulf of Moxie
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Schwalbe
Dar-Es- Salaam
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Lourengo
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Wirplus
Owen
W Doe
Thumtey
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