Closing in on Botha in South Africa frontier chase
Dew York dispatch reports British allies publicizing hopes of trapping General Botha. The pursuit and detachment of Groeiburg’s wagon escort push Botha eastward. He nears Potgieter, faces encirclement, and risks escape routes through Swaziland or the Elandsberg plateau as tribal pressures mount.
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Dew York
London
South
Afrca
The
Tribune
Standard
Botha
Oer
Natal
Grobeinur
Elandsberg
Editorial on marriage and divorce question at church convention
London Times commentary cited by a New York dispatch notes a San Francisco Protestant Episcopal church convention discussing marriage and divorce. The tenor ranges from despondent to retort, reflecting tensions over the issue amid changing social norms and church discourse.
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New York
London Dispatch
New York Times
London Times
Protestant Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Public opinion on long range legislation questioned
Fragmentary lines discuss demolition of public opinion and debate over a time problem with unclear prospects for solution, noting the potential for a convention to address it years hence.
Robbed of Big Sum in Ithaca Trunk Robbery Case
Railroad employee Charles Norris, a Lehigh Valley car inspector, confessed to stealing trunks from actress Mrs. Martha Thompson and her daughter in Ithaca on October 2. Diamonds and jewelry valued around 80 000 were recovered, Norris distributed pieces to friends, and the actors departed for Albany after the incident. Also reported, Mathias Thorsson and his son Thomas died by asphyxiation in Chicago. A Kansas City round trip fare of 2.00 via Santa Fe is advertised with church tickets selling October 11 to 19.
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Ithaca
Charles Norrix
Lehigh Valley
Denman Thomson
Frankinn Thompson
Homestead
Pullman Company
Martha ‘Thompson
Franklin Thompson
Norris
Albany
Chicago
Mathias Thorsson
Thomas
Thorson
Kansas City
Banta Fe Second Baptist Young People
Most Sentenced for Publishing Seditious Matter in New York
Johann Most, the anarchist, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for publishing in his paper the Freiheit, an alleged seditious article on the day after President McKinley was shot. A Russian case reports a lieutenant in the Thirty-Seventh dragoons firing three times at Malinkoffsky after an argument in a zoological garden. Malinkoffsky died, and the lieutenant, Shlykof, was sentenced to a year and a half, with a petition to reduce to two months in prison. The incident sparked debate on whether officers should wear uniforms off duty.
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New York
Johann Most
Court of Special Sessions
Freiheit
McKinley
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Klykelt
Thirty-Seventh Dragoons
Malinkoffsky
Klykel
Novoye Vremya
Holist's Testimony on Krause's Hei Cap Suit
Albert Heller, a veteran at UM Farnham Omahsaya, says he has tried many preventives for headaches but none helped as much as Krause's Hei Cap Suit. Others who used it also praised its effectiveness.
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Holist
Albert Heller
UM Farnham
Omahsaya
Krause
Burg
W. Stanstein
Keusas Avenue
Mar
Topeka Scene Raises Local Notices And Profiles
Kingman resident W M Wallace and Ottawa's Hamilton G Stewart visit Topeka for business while Washburn prepares for a key football game. Local clubs, theatre plans at Crawford, university news, streetcar limits, and city public notices mix with charity collections and a pending mill levy for the state fair.
Three Life Governors Have Rights in De Beers Mines
New York and London reports say three life governors of the De Beers Diamond Mines Messrs Rhodes Wernherr and Heit hold a yearly right to one fourth of net profits after 36 percent is paid. The proposed commutation would pay them a large sum. Market opinion is mixed, insurance views cautious, rights currently worth about 750000 dollars annually.
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de Beers
New York
Tribune
London
Messrs. Rhodes
Wernherr and
Heit
DeBeers
Stock Exchange
Weather Bureau Assistant Appointed in Cheyenne
Eugene D Emigh of Cheyenne Wyoming to assist Observer Jennings at the government weather office in Topeka due to increased workload The new assistant will begin duties and joins the Topeka office staff alongside a messenger boy previously used to support Jennings The appointment details reflect governmental staffing expansion for weather monitoring and reporting.
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Eugene D. Emigh
Cheyenne
Wyoming
T. KB. Jennings
Government Weather Bureau
Government Weather Office
Observer Jennings
Topeka
Jennings
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