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21 May 1900
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1900
Page
1
Peace Proposal From Kruger Reported by Foreign Office
The Daily Express prints a telegram received within the last 24 hours at the foreign office from President Kruger addressed to the prime minister. It reportedly proposes terms of peace in a humble tone, though exact terms are not disclosed. Public expectation remains for an offer resembling unconditional surrender.
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Daily Express
Foreign Office
Kruger
Lord Salisbury
Hood
Riots Spread Across British Towns After Feking News
Rioting and mob violence erupt in London Aberdeen Belfast Birmingham and Dover as celebrations over Ma feking fade. Police call out militias and volunteers while crowds clash with staggered arrests and damaged property.
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Great Britain
London
Mafeking
Aberdeen
Belfast
United Kingdom
Finchley
Harleston
Cronwright-Schreiner
Olive Schreiner
Royal Infirmary
Gordon Highlanders
Ceatre
Birmingham
Dover
J. B. Brown
Cebhhamber of Commerce
Royal Artillery
Audience greets Boer envoys at Washington reception
May 21 Washington crowd fills the Grand Opera House for a Boer envoys reception held by congressional and citizens committees. The decorated hall shows U S and Transvaal colors. About 80 senators and representatives attend as Speaker Henderson sits in a box.
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Washington
Wagsuincton
Grand Opera House
Congressional
Citizens’ Committees
United States
Transvaal
Senate
House
Henderson
Patriotic Outburst in Harmony With the Empire
Edinburgh reports a great patriotic outburst on May 21 as Mafeking relief news spreads. Towns decorated bells rang and crowds filled streets. Edinburgh's lord provost sent congratulations to Colonel Baden-Powell.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Mafeking
Baden-Powell
British gun boat Woodstock reaches river service in China
Up the Yangtse Kiang at Shanghai May 21 the British gun boat Woodstock a shallow draught steamer for river service commanded by Lieutenant Hugh Wotton has reached the station.
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Yang Tse Kiang
Shanauwai
Woodstock
Hugh Wotaon
Sui Ta River Passage Opens Above Chung King
Sui Ta, a small town on the Yangtse Kiang, lies 209 miles above Chung King where river traffic is now allowed to navigate upstream of the city for the first time.
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Sui Ta
Yang Tse Kiang
Chung King
House Will Use Alaska and DC Code Bills as Stopgaps
In Washington on May 21 the Alaska code bill and District of Columbia code bill will serve as stopgaps in the House to curb end of session legislation. They will yield to conference reports and other allowed measures. This week may see action on the antitrust bill and judiciary committee resolution, and the St Louis fair bill if the committee acts Tuesday. The Neely case bill, urged by the attorney general, is expected to pass this week.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Neely
Chicago unions push probe into material supply firms
Plumbers and other unions led by V. Gannon plan to petition Chicago mayor and grand jury with evidence of a year old boycott by material supply firms selling to union labor. They seek investigation into alleged illegal combination affecting union and non union workers and the purchasing public.
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Chicago
Plague Inoculation Tension In San Francisco Quarantine
San Francisco reports no new plague cases as authorities push inoculation of Chinese and Japanese leaving the city. Exits are controlled and certificates required, while residents resist compulsory inoculation and vow court challenges if forced. Chinese and Japanese leaders debate action amid suspended business in the Chinese quarter.
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San Francisco
Board of Health
Drank Bubonic Coffee From New York to Chicago Scare
A New York City report claims a bubonic infected shipment was secretly moved from Weehawken to Chicago and consumed there. Officials warn of a potential outbreak risk as health authorities distance themselves from the incident.
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Chicago
New York
the Herald Gays
Michael C. Murphy
The
Board of Health
Taylor
Weehawken
Mutiny on Navarro Brig Kills Captain and Wife at Sea
News from Tacoma describes a March mutiny on the Navarro brigantine bound from Sorsogan to Manila. The boatswain led a knife attack killing Captain, Mrs. Acosta, and the mate. The mutineers were captured. the boatswain and chief accomplices were beheaded. seven others jailed for 10 to 20 years.
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Tacoma
Wash
Navarro
Sorsogan
Philippines
Manila
Roddy and Thunder Duel Sparks Winnebago Chief Race
May 21 at Cutcoch Wisconsin a duel may decide the Winnebago chieftaincy between Thomas B. Roddy of Chicago known as White Buffalo and Tom Thunder son of a medicine man who has challenged Roddy. Roddy plans to travel to the reservation for inauguration preparations.
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Thomas B. Roddy
Cutcoch
Chicago
Black Hawk
Tom Thunder
Roddy
White Buffalo
Wisconsin
Night Hotel Hold-Up Tops Kansas City In 1900s Heat
A lone thief entered Dantes' hotel in Kansas City at 1130 PM seized the cigar stand strong box, escaping with diamonds valued at 1200 dollars 250 dollars in gold currency and silver and 100 dollars in checks. He held the night clerk and another employee at gunpoint and fled on a horse tied outside. Nine people were in the lobby during the daring incident.
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Kan- Kansas City
Kansas City
Dantes' Hotel
Dayton Street Car Strike Settled After Concessions
Dayton Ohio May 21 street car strike ends as a settlement is reached with concessions from both sides. Motormen and conductors receive 20 cents per hour with 25 cents after nine hours. No objections to the union are to be made and cars resume on schedule.
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Dayton
Fifty Rangers battle insurgents in Northern Mendanos hills
On May 21 in Mendanos Quasban the Fortieth volunteer infantry faced a 500 strong insurgent force, about half armed with rifles. Eighty scouts were routed the enemy suffered 51 killed while American casualties numbered two killed and three wounded. A labor dispute between unions in PxHilpDeS poia ended with an official declaration that the fight is off.
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Manta
Fortieth Volunteer Infantry
Quasban
Mendanos
Baseball scores from National and American Leagues
National League games in Cincinnati Brooklyn 4 to 5 at St Louis New York 5, Chicago 6 to 3 over Pittsburg. American League Detroit 12 over Minneapolis 77 Buffalo 17 over Chicago 14 Milwaukee 8 to Indianapolis 11.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Detroit
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Proclamation Urges Insurgents Not to Surrender
Aguinaldo asks insurgents not to surrender while the national conference of charities and corrections meets in Topeka Kansas. William L. Houston aged 87 dies in Leadville Indiana. Hoe is identified as first cousin of General Sam Houston of Texas. The statue of General Grant unveiled in the Capitol rotunda by the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Aguinaldo
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Topeka
Kan
William L. Houston
Leadsville
Ind
Hoe
Sam Houston
Texas
General Grant
Grand Army of the Republic
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