Ladysmith Relieved as Dundonald Enters City
London reports Ladysmith relieved on March 1 with Gen. Dundonald entering by night and Buller’s forces securing a clear road into town. Jubilation sweeps London as flags rise, bells ring, and officials, including the lord mayor and the queen, send congratulations to Gen. Buller, White, and other heroes amid ongoing war updates.
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Mansion house crowds cheer for Buller and Roberts in triumphant procession
A mass celebration in London with busses used as chariots, crowds waving Mage and handkerchiefs, and cheers for Buller, Roberts, White and Fuller as the nation marks a relief. Cape Town reports Ladysmith relief spreading jubilation nationwide.
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Occupation of Colesberg Report From Front
London dispatches describe Gen Clements occupying Colesberg Junction after an enthusiastic reception at Colesbergs. He secured ammunition and arrested rebels, reporting the railway line clear and awaiting Avale reports on blown culverts. Cremer entered Calesbers with Inniskillings, Boers retreating, some arrests. inhabitants well. A British officer and nine soldiers were prisoners treated kindly by Boers. The Boers ponder surrender terms at Barkly West. Cronje’s losses light. Canadians praised for bravery. Kitchener at Arundel.
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Cronje Surrender Described At Roberts Camp
A Herald dispatch from Paardeburg recounts the surrender of Boer General Cronje to General Roberts at Roberts' camp. Cronje, calm and dignified, admitted he could not hold against British gains. Thousands of prisoners moved out, Cronje’s wife and grandson accompanying him. scenes depicted include the riverine aftermath and battlefield casualties.
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Gun works burned in Le Creusot blaze in France
Le Creusot Saone et Loire March 1 fire destroyed two large factory buildings housing gun material and artillery models used by Boers. Losses estimated between 0 00,000 and 7,000,000 francs. Many workers left jobless.
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Pauncefote to Go Retires British Ambassador at End of Term
Washington March 1 Lord Pauncefote the British ambassador will retire in one month. The British foreign office has not indicated a successor. Five candidates are under consideration Sir Thomas Sanderson Sir Frencia Villiers Sir Henry Howard Marcel Herbert and Sir Horace Plunkett with various current posts and prior service tied to the embassy.
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Paris
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Brussels
Topeka Chosen For Kansas Cold Storage Plant
Secretary Anderson reports that J M Woode and William Harris of the cold storage syndicate recommend Topeka as the location for a Kansas plant. The group, with American and European capital, owns several major plants in the New England and middle states and plans a large facility worth at least a substantial sum. The syndicate visited Wellington and other Kansas towns before selecting Topeka.
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Toeka
Trust Control Outlines Plan For Managing Trade Monopolies
A policy outline proposes new methods to curb monopolistic power in trade. It emphasizes robust regulation, transparent practices, and close regulatory oversight to ensure fair competition. The plan discusses potential impacts on markets, consumers, and small businesses, seeking balanced reform.
Publicity Urged for Industrial Commission Recommendations
Washington March 1 The Industrial Commission submitted to Congress a preliminary report on trusts and industrial combinations with testimony and charts on price effects. It urges full disclosure by promoters, certified incorporation details, detailed director records, annual audited reports, and government inspection. It also seeks expanded I C C powers to prescribe accounting, inspect books, set classifications, and enforce penalties with faster appeals and court reviews.
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Cherke
New York Banks Buy US Bonds Lifts Prices
In the last ten days major New York banks have aggressively purchased United States bonds. Approximately twenty five of the city’s forty five principal banks are said to have enlarged their bond holdings, aiding the rise in government security prices. Three percent bonds have edged up, and other issues show gains with expectations of future delivery.
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South Africa
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Dex
Senate Action on Porto Rican Tariff Bill Reported
Washington March 1 Mr Foraker chairman of the committee on Pacific affairs reports to the Senate that the Porto Rican tariff bill passed yesterday in the House. The committee read the preamble and used the enacting clause and substitutes the Senate Porto Rican bill with amendments. One amendment lowers the tariff on Porto Rican products to 15 percent of the Dingley rate.
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Snow and Temperature Report From Weather Department
Official figures show 19 inches of snow with Jennings noting 18 inches and a snow-water equivalent of 6.18 inches. Daytime high reached 11 and low 4, temperatures rising with fair tonight and warmer east portions. Precipitation for February listed as 3 and 0.8. Mean temperature 25. high 61 and low unspecified. Kansas forecast calls for fair tonight.
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