Great Sensation Over South Africa Hospitals Exposures
London reports a major sensation over Boer War hospital mismanagement. W A Burdette-Coutts’s Times disclosures are echoed by telegrams and survivor interviews. Cape Town archbishop condemns treatment of the sick, calling for better distribution of warm clothing and care.
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London
South Africa
England
Times
W. A. Burdette-Coutts
Westminster
Cape Town
Society of Good Hope
Cape
Hanbury Williams
John Hanbury Williams
Alfred Mulner
Burdette-Coutts
Frederick Trieves
London Hospital
Randle Skirmish Near Senekal Amid Boer Resistance
General Sir Leslie Randle engaged with entrenched Boers near Senekal and declined a full attack. Boers push from northeast Pratomg area as Standerton Newcastle telegraph lines fail. Commandant Dewet, with 8000 men and three guns, moves northeast in the Orange River Colony. Botha and Dewet reportedly vow not to surrender while the other remains in the field. Kroger remains at Machado dorp.
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Lonpox
Leslie Randle
Senekal
Thug
Pratomg
Standerton
Newcastle
Redvers Buller
Dewet
Orange River
Botha
Kroger
Machadodorp
Irish Hollander and Italian Corps In the Boer Army Uncontrollable
Lourenzo Marques reports to The Times that Boers entrench in the Middleburghs with Irish Hollander and Italian corps growing uncontrollable. They loot stores and farms as bar gold floods local markets and signals a planned smuggling of stolen gold out of the Transvaal.
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London
Times
Transvaal
Middleburghrs
Arrest of Cape Colony Representative Botha for Treason
Cape Town June 28. Representative Botha, ally of J W Saner ex-commissioner of public works for Aliwal North, was arrested on treason charges upon arrival. Also notes Kruger's grandson Eloff at St Helena with officers and troopers sent to Deadwood camp. one Boer death from enteric fever. Lord Kensington of the Life Guards dies of wounds in London.
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Botha
J. W. Saner
Aliwal North
Kruger
Helena
Jamestown
St. Helena
Eloff
Mafeking
Deadwood
Lord Kensington
London
Bloemfontemm
The
Life Guards
Nine Filipino insurgent leaders take oath of allegiance
Nine leaders including Generals Pio del Pilar Conception Garcia and Alvarez renounced revolution and acknowledged American sovereignty in Manila on June 28. The oath, tougher than Otis’s, was met with mixed reception among Filipinos and is hoped to sway loyalists to accept amnesty. Buencamino took the oath Monday.
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Manilla
Pio del Pilar
Conception
Garcia
Alvarez
Philippines
Otis
Filpinos
Senor Buencanimo
Chippewas Await July 5 Storm Prediction at Squaw Point
Cass Lake Minnesota June 28 Indians encamped at Squaw Point wait for prophesied Messiah storm. Many who first gathered for the forecast remained in town as the rendezvous continues with large numbers still present.
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Cass Lake
Minn
Squaw Point
Measiah
Indians Leave Dancing Grounds for Food
The Indians became hungry and left their dancing grounds to gather speake root and sell it to provide food. The Reds continue dancing but with less violence than two weeks ago.
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Meussiah
Mortality in India Seen Surging Beyond Two Million
Louis Klopsch, owner of The Christian Herald, predicts India's wet season mortality will exceed 2,000,000 as the monsoon unfolds. He notes 9 percent cattle loss in rich farming districts and mentions purchasing 2,100,000 blankets for relief, urging rapid distribution.
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London
Louis Klopsch
Christian Herald of
New York
Paris
India
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
Klopsch
North Dakota Crops Show Severe Drought Damage
Government weather bureau reports wheat nearly destroyed due to drought with late sown grain needing rain to revive. Early wheat is heading short and largely uncuttable, with many acres burned. Corn is fair but backward, gardens fail across regions, and potatoes likely damaged along with early wheat.
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Bismance
N. D
Government Weather Bureau
Battleship Kentucky Completes Final Acceptance Trial
The United States battleship Kentucky arrived at Tompkinsville S. L. after a two day final acceptance trial. Commanded by Captain C. M. Chester she departed Newport R. I. last Monday for the trip while a special inspection board reported on arrival. Officials in Washington will receive their findings, with aboard consensus that the trial matched the Kearsarge in all respects.
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Kentucky
Tompkinsville
S. L
C. M. Chester
Newport
R. L
Temp- Emsville
Washington
Freak Storm Wrecks Home Near Wartina
A sudden freak storm two miles south of Wartina Iowa wrecked Harvey Queen's house when lightning struck it. The collapse trapped six children indoors. Yverine Queen, 14, died after being found alive under debris. The others suffered various injuries.
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Here
Harvey Queen
Yverine Queen
Admiral Dewey Predicts Bryan Victory Prospects
Newport R I June 28 Admiral Dewey said in an interview he would be ready to run for president if the American people want him. He would not accept the vice presidency. He noted strong Western support for Bryan and said Bryan’s election seemed likely if he runs.
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Newport
R. I
Dewey
Bryan
Sulzer and Prominent Democrats to Visit Lincoln Nebraska
Congress man William Sulzer and Richard Croker with ex Senator Edward Murphy of New York will meet with W. J. Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska before heading to Kansas City for the national convention. Sterling Price of Texas has opened headquarters here for Mr Sulzer and reports he left New York at noon. Croker and Murphy will also be in Lincoln.
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William Sulzer
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy
New York
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Sterling Price
Texas
Snizer
Messrs. Croker
Murphy
Nebraska
Extradition Courtesy Between States Abruptly Noted
In Frankfort Kentucky on June 28 Governor Beckham honored Governor Mounts requisition for the extradition of William Webb, held in Louisville for trial in Evansville Indiana on grand larceny. A Kansas electrical storm raged at Arcussey between 7 and 9 PM, downing trees and overturning small buildings.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Mount
Beckham
Taylor
William Webb
Louisville
Evansville
Ind
Arcussey
Kan
Atchison, Wad
Relief forces reach Tien Tsin area amid rapid troop movements
A coastal dispatch notes 20 000 international troops landed near Tien Tsin with Japan preparing to send 20 000 more and total forces around 60 000 within a month. Admiral Seymour reportedly faces a desperate position with two days to hold.
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Seymour
Taku
Tien Tain
Japan
Che Foo
la Tai
Shan Wan
Pekin
China
Desm Mes Pinknimu Vegetable Compound Aids Menstrual Regularity
Woman reports severe menstrual irregularities with long durations and pain. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her menses became regular and pains disappeared. Testimonial from Mas. KE. F. Custin of Brule Wisconsin.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Winona Livery Rates Set by Local Association in 1900
Winona Minnesota June 24 1900 the Winona Liverymen announce uniform prices for weddings Sundays and weekdays. Prices cover pail bearers wagon horses carriages teams and various conveyances with fixed rates including horse and buggy surrey and carriage options. Signatories EG Nevius George B Mallery John Keenan.
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Winona
Minn
Surrey
Eae Ae
A. A
Nevius
George B. Mallery
John Keenan
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