British Repulse Gen Olivier Beats Gatacre at Lobatsi
Reports from Pretoria describe Boer forces under General Olivier defeating General Gatacre near Bethulie and driving British units back. Telegraphs note advancing Boer positions and heavy fighting with captures, as British and Boer commanders clash in the Bethulie region and surrounding fronts.
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Olivier
Gatacre
Bothulie
Grange Pree
Pretoria
Oleter
Uerinity
Fuibers
Gyenralthy Wit
Aay
Desalture
Cel Tiamer
Aberonem
Modder River Story From Morning Post Correspondent
A Morning Post special correspondent reports on Modder River battles with dispatches from Jamton Mareth. The correspondent notes rapid column movements and the vast front, detailing Allied lines and the mounting pressure as troops brace for possible breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modder River
Morning Post
Invasion Front Through Orange River Corridor Details Remain Murky
Fragmentary account describes infantry movements and river crossings near the Beidice and Ramdans, with divisions under Bresclewtin and Tocker advancing eastward. Reports from Gras Pan, Muney Nest Rief, and the Sixth division under Kelly-Keany are cited, while battlefield chaos and smoke obscure exact outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sponthe
Snmverent
Thery
Foren
Sime
Beidice
Orange Iriver
Forest
Bresclewtin Seay
Tocker Witt
Erumssdt
Burdier
Muney Nest Rief
Hesiin
Ealems
Ramdans
Bevanth
Riet
Daven
Topeka Capital to Be Republican Newspaper, Not Religious
F C Popenoe of the Topeka Daily Capital declares the paper will pursue high moral standards but remain a state newspaper rather than a religious journal. He says there is no difference between his views and Gen J K Hudson and Dell Kelzer on the paper’s future, aiming for broad readership in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bopenos
J. 3
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Topeka
Fr. Powences
Chicago
Washington
Capital
Sheldon
Shellon
Kaunas
Joe
Eurther
Mitch
Winston
A. m
Piyt
Modder
Ynee
Kip Krall
Bil
Il Tt
Matekine
Oman
Wis
Hamathlab
Plimmer
Ruynuthia
Lath
Tomas
Tula
Popenves
Grand Pacity Hotel
Ev. Mtr
India
Kansas
Shelton
Steidos
Ting
Hudson
Hunnon
Hin
Ehter
Popence
Bheldon
Trevener
Foros
Zaid
Hondas
Popende
Vicerey
Great Britain Likely to Accept Davis Amendment on Canal Treaty
A Washington dispatch says Britain may accept the Davis amendment to the Hay Pauncefote Treaty, granting the United States rights around the Nicaragua Canal similar to Britain over the Suez. Central American nations reportedly displeased. diplomat sources note Britain’s initial reluctance fading toward acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Davis
New York
The
Herald
Washington
Great Critein
United States
Nicaragua
Nicariera Canal
Inés
Mhlene
Indian relief and editorial shifts touch Kansas paper
The Kansas Capital plans a 1,000,000 bushel corn donation to famine relief in India, funded by last year’s crop and farm contributions. Editor Sheldon’s impact prompts Laura Popence to outline non religious aims, maintain Republican stance, and report on potential new editor roles and international treaty nuances.
Plague Quarantine For Hong Kong Maru Visit
The Japanese liner Hong Kong Maru from Honolulu must pass quarantine inspection before any passengers land in San Francisco. The ship arrived from the Orient via Honolulu and will be held until inspectors clear the vessel. Separately, an elevator accident at 247 Center Street in New York injured three workers, including a 14 year old boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Hong Kong
New York
Center Street
Shiv Podoga
Hernard Katwang
Brooklin
Aslan Schroeder
Brooklyn
A Profitable Season. Bank of Tingland Reports Half-Year Profits
London March 2 At the general court the governor Samuel Stewart Gladstone announced that profits for the six months ending February 28 were 736,149 pounds and no dividend was declared. Weather: Kansas falls to higher temps with showers in the south and mild winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of Tingland
Samuel Stewart Gladstone
Porto Rico tariff opposition resolution adopted in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the lower house adjourns as Rep Kendall introduces and passes by unanimous vote a resolution stating the people of Towne are unalterably opposed to the Porto Rico tariff bill. Separate items note Cleveland’s return from Florida and February revenue receipts totaling 2,800,665 with marked increases over last year.
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Des Moines
Town
Kendall
Tows
Congress
Washington
Internal Revenuy
Arbitration to settle Americans claims against Nicaragua
Claims arising from banana shipper losses and electric light bonds are to be settled by arbitration under a treaty. A. P. Alexander of South Carolina is named sole arbitrator after recently presiding over a Nicaragua Costa Rica boundary dispute. The cases involve delays in banana shipments and unpaid electric bonds seized by a municipality.
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Pau Senne Coreen
Sicaraguaheine Touny
Iin
Ninituma
Orr and
Taubenheimes
New Orleawa
Gamages
Nicaragua
Activefields
Ara
Post
Glover Blecteié Company
Civeiynath
Agaitet
Ab Biuchietaa
Chip Caeneral
A. P Alexander
South Carolina
Spidlneer
Appletons Fail Receivership Named for Appleton Co.
Justice Bischoff appoints J Hampden Dougherty receiver for D Appleton Co publishers on application by stockholder Daniel Pritchard. Bond set at 154000. liabilities about 1120000. Company founded by Daniel Appleton, expanded to literature, with partnerships of his sons and wide publication range including Britannica style works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court Today
J. Hampden Dougherty
Dappleton & Co
Daniel Pritchard
House of DP. Appleton & Co
Daniel Appleton
The
Hawke
William
John
Daniel
George
Samael
William Appleton
Itewis
United States
Europe
Bancroft
McMaster
Bryant
Cooper
Dickens
Evans Museum in Philadelphia Hears Settlement Bid in Evans Estate
Paris reports a settlement bid in the estate of Dr. Thomas W. Evans who died in 1897 leaving a large bequest to a museum bearing his name. City Solicitor Kinsey noted delays in funds, with about 200000 in Philadelphia, 790000 in New York, and remainder in Paris. The estate is worth around 3010000 with bequests for the museum totaling about 275000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marcu
Paris
Thomas W. Evans
Kinsey
Phil Qclphia
New York City
France
Chicago Derby Revival to Open Hawthorne Meeting
Chicago Jockey club organizes a revival of the Chicago derby at Hawthorne on opening day of the summer meeting. An official stake amount is expected soon. Added funds bring the prize likely near seven thousand dollars, with conditions that could attract many entries from the American derby pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Jockey Club
Hawthorne Track
Western Baseball League Managers to Meet in Omaha
Western Baseball League managers scheduled to meet in Omaha on March 27 to adopt a league schedule. Also notes a Hawaiian political figure’s death and a maritime wreck near Kilitsnoo with the schooner Lirgie Sorensen reported lost.
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Western Baseball League
Omaha
St. Joseph
Presitent Hickey
Lizzie Sorensen
Victoria
B. C
Cottere
Lirgie Sorensen
Kilitsnoo
Carnegie Frick End in 210 Million Steel Trust Formation
New York report states Andrew Carnegie and Henry Frick settled their long dispute by forming a vast steel and iron corporation with capital over 210 million dollars. The agreement unites allied companies including coal mines fleets and transportation lines under one umbrella.
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New York
the Herald
Ender
Andrew Carneck
He C. Frick
Great Steel and Iron Corporation
Ae Cheeut
Rick
Chrdepie
Brighton
Atlantic City
Live Weel
Frank Seesom
Carnegie
Witternees Katt
Tek
Indan
F. P. Lovejoy
Lawrence
Prippe
Mr. Carne
Charles Binwab
Andrew M. Merciant
James Guytes
Thomas Morrison
Pasiet M. Clemaon
Aio
Varppanter
Sew Lite Sry
Cometic Steel Company
Seth Les
St Lieir
Mr. Carniers
Eadh
Mars
al Carnente
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Dateh
Lobatsi
Keoodstace
Yin Previrin
Getshat Olivier
Urilh Sraapa
Gathers
Yidorty
Bethule
Nib
Mert
Adin
Patel T Ee Daily
Neos Fron Sprineferietts
Tiwwlis
Boye Geo. Faluceo
Firahant
Perth
Hethille
Tort Roberts
Stras
le Lal
Miamismen
Erwinetedt
Nutel
Ladyeiiltt
Landog
Lori Hoberts
Eisemfontein
Barthers
Pepietee
Eden
Keeddersburg
Clementne Ie
Kither
Thmppol
Rethulli
Cummundant Exyman
Wivard Eabhatst
Sol Bodie
Boer
Bede
Lobetal
Tyler
Etm
Casey
Mlechen
Dane White
Werthwin
Labent
Weil
Jamton
Mareth
Ioberts
Ben Xe
Basy
Devel
Teal
Uoh Lane
Trephirtions
Oak Place
Borne
Jacobedal Vebraney
Eid Door
Popenoe
State
Serenity
Topeka Capital
Chicago Record
F. C. Popenoe
Tiveka
England
Suez Ditch
Apital
Denver
West Portiona
South Portiona
VOX Populi
Town House
Cleveland
N.J
Florida
Tiston
Princeton
Evans Museum
Jockey Club
Oakland
Cal
Vorney V. Ashford
Kulujuni
Me Wins
Telands
Carnegie- Frick
U. & Price
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