Mafeking relief force advances to Vryburg in bold drive
A Cape Town dispatch reports the Mafeking relief force has passed through Vryburg en route to the besieged town. A Pretoria dispatch says a 3000 strong British relief force is marching along the Brehuana railway by forced night and day. It reached Vryburg yesterday.
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Blaisdell Pencil With Rubber Eraser Sold for Five Cents
In Blaisdell paper Io a lead pencil with a rubber eraser was sold for five cents, matching the usual price.
British Column Advances Toward Mafeking
A 3000 strong British column reached Vryburg, 100 miles from Mafeking, Thursday and pushes forward harried by Boers. General Hunter's main force 50 miles south at Taungs moves slowly with 8000 mounted troops. Lord Roberts advances toward Kroonstad while Buller moves from Elandslaagte toward Helpmakaar.
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Buencamino Backs Peace With American Sovereignty
Manila report states Senor Buencamino, once in the Filipino republican cabinet and later freed by General Otis, has reconciled to American sovereignty. He proposes a peace platform to insurgent leaders, urges recognition of U.S. protection and a constitutional framework, and argues Filipinos lack self government and need American control to avert civil strife.
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Spain
Postmaster General Smith Orders Thorough Cuban Post Office Inquiry
Havana May 12. Postmaster General Emery Smith dispatches the inspection service to conduct a complete investigation into alleged misconduct in the Cuban post office. The inspectors will work independently after receiving all papers and facts, though Smith hinted reports may have been exaggerated. The aim is a thorough, impartial inquiry.
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Emery Smith
System of Stealing in Cuban Posts Estab lished Beyond a Doubt
Havana records reveal an organized ring stealing from postal services. A confessed suspect implicates Charles F. W. Neely and several trusted department employees. Secret service agents recovered stamps valued at 650000, with total shortage now estimated under 100000.
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Havana
Charles F. W. Neely
Secret Service
Lord Hamilton Details Indian Famine Aid in Commons
In the House of Commons Lord Hamilton, secretary for India, confirms severe famine and high mortality in native states. He says British officers are advising, loans are being and will continue to be provided by the Indian government for relief outside British territory. Sir Francis McLean urges urgent funds as Monsoon nears and peasantry need food and cattle for plowing.
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House of Commons
India
Lonxon
Francis McLean
Bengal
Famine Relief Committee
London
Jeffries Defeats Corbett in Fastest Heavyweight Battle
James J. Jeffries decisively defeated James J. Corbett in 23 rounds at Sea side Sporting Club New York to retain the world heavyweight championship. The bout featured rapid exchanges and dramatic shifts as Jeffries pressed the attack and Corbett outboxed him early. Corbett was knocked out in the 23rd round after a series of late, brutal exchanges, leaving spectators stunned by the swift finish.
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James J. Jeffries
James J. Corbett
Jeffries
Charlie White
Corbett
Jefferies
Fitzsimmons
Feasible verdict on Nicaragua and Panama canal routes
The interoceanic canal commission testified before the senate Hepburn bill committee. They said both routes are engineeringly feasible with Nicaragua's cost estimates around 118 to 140 million dollars and Panama lacking a firm cost due to missing data. No final preference or decisive impact on legislation emerged.
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Interoceanic Canal Commission
Senate
Congress
Nicaragua
Walker Commission
Panama
Croker to Leave New York Politics for Good
Washington report says Richard Croker plans to retire from New York politics and move to England with his family. He has acquired an old Kilarny miller home and all furnishings as part of his relocation and will spend most of his time there.
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Jennico Marres
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E. H. Sothern
Meuser
Wauntmann
Heinrich
Rautendelein
Davis introduces no joint resolution in Senate
Mr Davis introduces in the senate a joint resolution praising the Lafayette statue in Paris and expressing US gratitude for Lafayette and French help in securing American independence. The president is asked to send a copy of the resolution to the French government.
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Canal Bill Seen Certain to Pass Senate
Congressman W. P. Hepburn, at his home in this city, says the Nicaragua canal bill is certain to pass the senate and will meet presidential approval from McKinley.
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W. P. Hepburn
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Drainage convention seeks 1 million from Congress
About 800 delegates from cities towns and villages along the Red and Red Lake valleys gathered at Grand Forks to urge Congress to grant 1 million dollars for dam construction canal building and other works to reduce flood risk stabilize river levels improve navigation and enable water power development for regional water communication and industry.
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Spalding
Noted ex convicts captured after burglary spree
Caicano May 12. Officer Frank J. McNamara fired on while chasing petty thieves before capturing Jim Bennitt and George Thompson, two ex convicts accused of 12 Iowa burglaries between May 1 and 7. They say a third gang member is at large and detectives pursue him.
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Polksman
Caicano
Chasng
Frank J. McNamara
Des Moines
South Omaha
Jim Bennitt
George Thompson
Iowa
Baseball scores and colonial unrest mix in brief notes
National League games in Cincinnati and Philadelphia ended with 11 to 90 and 7 to 6 results. American League reports from Cleveland Milwaukee and Indianapolis show 7 to 6 and 1 to 7 scores. In Accra on May 12 reports claim Ashantis plan to revolt with eight allied tribes and could muster over 50 000 warriors.
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Gold Coast
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Restoration
Mrs. Josephine Rodter of Alexandria Virginia reports fatigue and headaches resolved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims the tonic purifies blood and builds a defense against disease, presenting a testimonial about improved energy.
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America
Josephine Rodter
N. Alfred Street
Alexandria
Reflection on Sapho and the Season's Drama Trends
The essay argues there is no drama decadence, only well written work that resonates with human experience. It highlights Olga Nethersole's Sapho production, discusses the rise of novel dramatizations like The Little Minister and Sherlock Holmes, and notes audience taste favors strong construction, clear consequences, and engaging stars.
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Camille
Zaza
Sapho
Daudet
Zara
Sapha
Olga Nethersole
Maude Adama
Mrs Fiske
Becky Sharp
William Gillette
Ben Hur
James K. Hackett
Charles Frohman
Barrie
John Drew
Maud Adams
Rosemary
Lady Babbie
Sherlock Holmes
Garrick Theater
Gillette
Ormal
William Young
Jennico
Abbey Sagy Richardson
Grace Furnise
Sydney Carton
Robespierre
Henry Irving
Miss Terry
Knickerbocker Theater
Clyde Fitch
Lyceum
Kendals
Miss Bingsom
Richard Mansfield
Cyrano
Stuart Robson
Oliver Goldsmith
Esmond
Goodwins
Empire Theater
Leo Trevor
Willam Faversham
Lieutenant Hinds
Lady Roydon
Margaret Anglin
Jessie Milward
Empire Stock Company
Miss Anglin
Brother Officers
Miss Milward
Mr Saversham
Mrs Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound
The passage extols Mrs Pinkham as a female adviser whose letters are read and answered by women only and lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safeguard for women's woes. It asserts testimonials require permission and hints at her identity as Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Wee Man
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