No Hope of Peace England Reports Kruger Sued Denied
London dispatch notes no peace overtures from President Kruger and denies reports of his suing for peace. War updates recount Baden-Powell reward and delayed operations due to rail damage. Telegraphs describe troop movements toward Ladybrand and Kimberley with mentions of Maton and Baden-Powell in Natal and general war activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamdon
Patel
Alfred Munn
Mercer Chamberlain
Pam
Kruger
War Office
Kimberber
Vdfet
BADEN
Kroger Qrteet
Ue Taited
Prenat Kruger
Thera
Sail
America
Jornik
Baden- Dowell
Wes Wellte
Maton
Schaxsesburg
Landen
T. Monormrepurta
Weimer Fee
Maloppe
Mafeking Turmoil and War Updates Amid Confusion
Reports from Mafeking describe clashes as crowds confronted security forces with attempts to storm positions. Clergy in the United Kingdom offered prayers, while Lord Roberts' troops strong and active in the field. De Wet controversies, neutralities, and local garrisons feature in daytime dispatches as military movements unfold across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mafeking
Ithe Bouse
Saturnia
United Kingdom
London
Mandell Creighton
Windsor
Lord Roberts
Krogimtad
DeWet
de Wet
Foberta
Hoth
Philip Tutha
Warren
Debi
Transvaal
Threibera
Cane
Chicago
Kroonatad
United States
Conmal Hay
Krier
Colville
Rundle
Innsbligiz
Helihran
Hothe
Pasa
Drakensture
Third District Fusion Holds Conventions At Parsons
Delegates from the Democrats and Populists of the Third congressional district meet in Parsons to nominate a candidate for Congress. Indications favor a fusion ticket with a single candidate on both party lines, while names like Rise, Farrelly, and Judge A.M. Jackson are floated for consideration amid intra party tensions.
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Parsons
Third Congressional District
Tio
Farrelly
A.M. Jackson
Newentul
Follow the Trust Orders Slow Trade and Delayed Delivery
Fragmented OCR reads as follows with limited clarity. It notes Us Al grades of re and activated agents, some delays in trade, and a scheduled event on May 1. Mentions unfilled orders, Saturday deadlines, and a ceremony slowed by unspecified corporate actions and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agmericin
Dawes Alerts as Klondike Probes Reignite Legal Action
Dawes notifies that violations of the Tiquar law on the Klondike have been erased and will be pursued again at the joints on Pike high road between Leavenworth and Lansing. Santa Fe engineer Edward Grasstrom joins Atchison Topeka Santa Fe in a plant capacity, after previously serving Union Central in Chicago and Panhandle in Columbus.
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Dawes
Thi Klondike
Leavenworth
Lansing
Santa Fe
Edward Grasstrom
Uinoln Central
Ters
Chicago
Atchivon
Topeka
Wth
Grosstrom
Columbus
Trae Company
Tints Central
Taylor Leaves Capital for Louisiana in Gov Run
Fragmented report says Republican Governor W.S. Desier departed Frankfort en route to Louisiana. Details are unclear as OCR errors obscure exact plans and dates while noting the governor’s move ties to an awaited court ruling in the governorship contest.
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Taylor
Pronkfarg
Iwernor WS
Desier
Frankfort
Lonisyne
Wien
Su-Crete
Mrs Fitdhugh Lee Returns from Havana Voyage
Mrs Pittshugh Lee wife of the military cavalry officer in Havana and a family member arrived in New York today aboard the United States transport Bellywich from Havana officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitdhugh Lee
New York
Beckham Victory Stuns Kentucky in Supreme Court Clash
The U S Supreme Court dismissed Kentucky governor contest for want of jurisdiction, keeping Beckham in office. Dissenters Brewer Harlan Brown and McKenna questioned the decision, while Democrats celebrated a ruling favoring Beckham and Goebel successor dynamics. Local reports note Arkansas-like tension as Kentucky braces for November race.
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Harlan
Mekhenta
Brewer
Arian
Ccn
Kentucky
Washington
Cit
United States Supreme Court
Beckham
Goebel
Sielup
Pulter
General Assembly
Assembly
Rockhaim
Tribunal of the People
Ari
Frank
United States Supreme Courrt
Commonwealth
Taylor
Tollisville
Frackfort
Custer House
Butler County
Supreme Bench
J. W. Beckham
Supreme Court of the United States
Quay Again Announces Candidacy for Senate Seat
Philadelphia reports Senator Quay has declared his bid for re election to the Senate. Weather notes for Chicago show cloudy skies tonight with warmth in the north and west regions. Kansas forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight followed by warmer temperatures in the north and west, with Tuesday warmer in the south.
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Senate
Philadelphia
Quay
Chicago
Kansas
North
West
Partons
Politically Charged Reform Proposal Presses Civil Service Reform
Prof. F W Blackmar leads a Kansas university committee urging education and nonpartisan control of penal and charitable institutions. A strong civil service law is proposed to remove partisan influence, abolish the state board of charities, empower a three-member advisory board, and elect capable wardens, aiming to reduce crime, imprisons, and tax waste.
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F. W. Blackmar
Kansas University
Conference of Corrections and ‘Charities
Upton
Kansas
Dean of Charities
Tony
Kanes
Kung- Hing
Kansan
Baal Eee
Philip
Garrett
Philadelphia
Sahee
Uist
Spolig
Forscott
Spons
Bers
Parti
Bristow Takes Cuba Post as Acting Director General
Washington May 21 The postmaster general suspends Director General of Posts Rathbone and appoints Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow as acting director general of posts in Cuba.
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Cuba
Washington
Rathbone
Bristow
Women as bait in St Louis streetcar strike
St Louis May 1 reports show near last week’s car operation levels. Crews were repairing debris on lines including Eastern avenue Vandeventer and Bellefontaine as non union workers arrive to replace striking staff. Police guarded cars to prevent crowds while talks with labor leaders continue and officials prepare to swear in U S marshals to police streetcar lines during the dispute.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
Eastern Avenue
Vandeventer Avenue
Bellefontaine
Enton Staten
Waston Avenue
Anyoint
Grand Avenue
Boston Avenue
Easton Avenue
Graavegue
Tower Grove Park
California Avenue
Stow Ip
United States
Hobie
Aming Uint
Bohle
Eight Hour Bill Passes In Congress In 24 Hour Phase
Washington May 21 The eight hour bill was phased to twenty four hours and Mr Gardner moved passage of the bill to prohibit interstate trade in convict made goods The bill passed without division.
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Washington
Gardner
Adjournment date proposed for Congress on June 6
Washington May 11 Opening of the session saw floor leader Mr Payne of Indiana offer a joint resolution calling for adjournment of Congress on Wednesday June 6. The measure was referred to the Ways and Means committee. The text mentions a reception attended by Augustin and others at a Baptist church event last week.
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Washington
House
Payne
T Majority
Congress
Hew
Augustin Saree
Seeee
New Elan
Section Baptist Church
Hay Consents For Unofficial Boer Delegation Interview
Secretary Hay has agreed to an unofficial audience with Boer delegates this afternoon aided by General O Brierme and prompts discussions about credentials. The meeting remains unofficial and may lead to a future reception by the president. the state department is unsure of full diplomatic status sought by the Boers.
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Washington
Hay
Theca
General O'Bierme
State Department
Department of State
Fay
Howe
State Department Steelfoes
Andere
Senate Chamber
Senate
Alien
Tim
Alken Art Mason
Nside
Seretor Davin
Fuations
Davie
United States
Tatts
Allen
Alger Denies Involvement In Cuba Railroad Schemes
Late War Secretary Al en publicly denied any interest in Cuban land, railroads, or timber funds linked to the Haryana railroad and Cuba ventures. He said he never invested nor asked others to invest for him, and he refused offers after resigning as secretary of war. DEPEW also denied involvement and money in the Cuba project.
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Cuben Rathosda
Detroit
Mick
Alhen
John Harrington
Government
Cabin
Cuba
Catan
Alger
Sxare
Depew Denifs Ali
New York
el Paso
Haryana
Senk Company
Tb T
Bey Corporation
Cie
Clark Case Put Off In Senate Extradition Motion
Washington May 21 the Clark cane case was postponed until Thursday as Senator Haar introduced a bill in the senate aimed at meeting the Neely extradition case.
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Washington
Clark
Haar
Senate
Neely
Hearst Succeeds McMillin as Democratic Club Leader
In Washington a Democratic club meeting endorsed Hearst of New York to succeed McMillin. The motion for Hearst’s reception was moved by Bo Jones, a national Democrat. Also reported, Homer Earle Gar, former general manager, is dead in Chicago.
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Hearst
McMillim
Washington
Gavarane Benton McMillis
New York
Hie
Bo Jones
Onne
Sargent
Citcam
Homer Earle Gar
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Cnee
Puller
Boyd
Thayer
Wilson
North Carolina
Kennard
Louisiane
Foster
Ana
Nighest Court of the Atote
Exienne
Guistance
State Board of Charities
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Ohio
Oho
Reform School
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Lawrence
Man
Dune
MeKinley
Clark Case
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