British Storm and Take Boer Position Reported
Dispatches from Pretoria and Ladysmith detail British advances in South Africa with armored trains and heavy artillery, claiming a hill taken at Lembardakepe and a Maxim captured. Reports note 8,000 troops moving toward the front, anticipated fighting, and logistical efforts around Frerecamp and Chieveley as Boer defenses intensify.
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Pretoria
Vesdlag
Colesburg
Loxpom
Ladysmith
Lembardakepe
Oclesburg
Methuen
Buller
Haller
Pietermaritzburg
White
Frerecamp
Chievely
Cape Colony
Queenstown
Stormberg
Cape Town
Bloemfontein
Fraser
Volks the Free Statera
Baioaviel
Steyn
Taylor A Winners Given Certificate In Kentucky Race
The election certificate for William S. Taylor was signed by three election commissioners, declaring him governor elect of Kentucky after a tight GOP victory over Goebel. Taylor led with 193,714 votes to Goebel's 191,331, a 2,888 plurality. Commissioners Pryor Ellia and Poyntz issued opinions, while Ellis spoke of the duty to uphold the law and praised Pryor. Brumby, once Dewey's secretary, lies ill at Garfield hospital after tropical fever.
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Goabsl
Frangront
Dean
William
Taylor
Kentucky
Finley
Goebel
Pryor
Ellia
Poyntz
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Chenault
Board of Commissioners
Brad
Ellis
Oxie
Tam
Sam
Apu
Goebel Wan
Hivkee
Baat Tenn
Poynts
Hoe
Brumby
Hos
Gin trusts and price control loom in national scheme
In Memphis and nationwide reports, major gin manufacturers including Munger of Dallas and Pratt firms in Alabama move toward a steellike combination. The proposed trust would fix output and prices for the country, with promoters said to be influential and close allied competitors agreeing to join.
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Thuat
Memruis
Ite Accasa
Munger Company
Dallas
Tex
Munger Gin Company
Northington-Munger Pratt Gin Company
Birmingham
Ala
State Liquor Commissioner Douthit's Position Contested
State liquor commissioner J B Douthit was dismissed by the board of control amid disgrace and later granted a trial after authorities pursued legal steps. The board, after delays and a wounding incident, heard testimony but voted to remove Douthit with Haselden abstaining. The case highlights ongoing political controversy and calls for reform. Also notes Southern People's party leaders meeting in Memphis to set dates for the next national convention and an upcoming May meeting of the National Reform Press association.
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Contmra
Douthis
Board of Control
Counes
Aldrich
J. Lediey Bee
Sellers
Haselden
Douthit
Haseldon
Po Jon
Mesphis
People's Party
Memphis
Frank Burkitt
Mississippi
2Ttton Orkitt
Park
Texas
A. W. Files
W. 5. Morgan
Arkansas
GC. W. Crow
Alabama
W. L Peek
Georgia
Joseph Parker
Kentucky
National Reform Press Association
Soy
People’s Party
Binsaxanam
Ala
United States
I di Melton
L R. Price
J. B. Price
Gadeden
New
Senate
Steed
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Ola Club
Ava
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Lereus
Informatic Phones
Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co
Mats
Fourth-st
Union Passener Devot
Baggages
Wooten
Penonly
Retta
Reece Centreme
Hone
Steve Woo Wooten
THE
Windsor
Americas
Mea
Pomsoe, Nor
Oscar Peppe
Guekenheimer
Tilford Bread
Old Pointer Club
Olin Dixon
Cornet Jackson and
Forsyth Streets
E. C Dewitt & Co
W. A. Rembert
Americus, Gat
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Rtonlo
Ron
Douglas
Levi Tower
the Undertaker
Purtuitauce Dealer
Allen
G. R. Ellis
Bagley
Deveirk
Los Axesies
Merchants’ and Manufacturers Association
Jamaica
France
Waaixotox
Department of Agriculture
Melo
Ness
Board OF Election Acts
Indiana
Springer
Rowan Fownen Malas
Stokes
Waternctox
Post Office Department
South Carolina
Southlina
Shallenberger
Symixarielp
Ridgely
Springfield Baltoe
Ooda
Ridgeley
Harvey Hayes
Michael Gaitl
William Molly
Frank Hand
Walter Selves
Bryan
Austin
People of the Union
Admiral Dewsy
Washington City
Walker
W. J. Bryan
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