Boers Said to Have Lost Over 1 000 Men
Dispatches from the frontier report heavy Boer casualties at Ladysmith and Stormberg with estimates of 1100 killed and 600 wounded. Boer leaders warn they may abandon positions if recruits fail to arrive as news on the South African war remains scarce and details are withheld for later reporting.
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Storkstroom
French
Coles
Oot
Pionnesday
Werren
Tugela
Lyttleton
Gunseal Jenders Theyiene
Boar
Upper Togels
Charles Tucker
India
Modder
Plumer
Crocodile Pool
Mare
War Office
Baller
Ladysmith
Ladysmith Thursty
Bathurst
Colenso
Southampton
Puerto Rico
Wasurrorox
Senate Committee On
Pastto Rico
Paccips
New Haver
Phelps
Pneumonis
Civil Government Plan for Philippines Moves Forward
The Washington correspondent reports a provisional territorial government plan for the Philippines with a three to five member commission. Names canvassed include Roosevelt Schurmann Porter Denby Grant and Barrett, though Roosevelt and Schurmann are unlikely to accept.
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Washington
The
Tribune
McKinley
Congress
Philippine Commission
Roller
Philippines
Territorial Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Schurmann
Denby
Frederick D. Grant
Barrett
Cegete
Iron famine threat in the South as iron price hike looms
Alabama reports a coming rise in southern iron prices due to coal scarcity in England. Producers warn of price jumps from 60 cents to 5 dollars per ton by late spring and cold storage of orders as furnaces run low. Consumers fear iron famine though furnaces may retool by May. $25 iron expected in Birmingham.
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Amarronas
Ala
England
Alabama
Tennessee
Birmingham
Johnson Boys Convicted in Uncles Murder Case
George Johnson Marshall Johnson and Avery Johnson were tried for the killing of their uncle Jess Johnson. Prosecutors Ansell and Dean led the case while G S Bum an and Mooney defended. The witnesses were largely from the Johnson family amid a messy business dispute. George Johnson was convicted of manslaughter. Marshall and Avery Johnson were acquitted.
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Garexville
George
Marshall
Avery Johnson
Jess Johnson
Ansell
Dean
Gsbuman
Mooney
Johnson
Marshall Johnson
Deo Neecan
Jockey Club Disbands and Donates Holdings to Library
The South Carolina Jockey Club Racing association, active in Charleston for 13 years, disbands and endows the Charleston Library with its property valued at about 100000 dollars. The donation includes the historic Washington race course and was accepted by the library association.
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Charleston Library Association
Crantzston
South Carolina Jockey Club Racing Association
Charleston
Charleston Library
Washington
Jockey Club
Library Association
Governor Goebel Dies After Long Struggle in Kentucky
Governor William Goebel died after a day of faltering health and medical measures in Frankfort Kentucky. The report also notes a temporary injunction by Judge Cantrell restricting Governor Taylor from interfering with meetings and from moving the legislature as the political crisis continued.
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Frankfort
William Goebel
William E. Goebel
Ia Ture
London
Cantrell
Georgetown
Injanosion
Taylor
Suter
Franklin County
Pryor
Rose
South Trimble
William S. Taylor
Radio Fatt
Successor for Roberts election called by Utah governor
Governor Wells of Utah calls an election for April 3 to fill Brig H. Roberts seat rejected by the recent congress. President Ban E Rich notes Mormon leaders expect Roberts successor. Rich may campaign in Utah. Republicans meet Bryan in Holyoke as he tours New England for speeches and receptions. Insurgents gain ground in the Philippines as General Kobbe occupies Leyte and Tacloban remains contested. Daily market reports conclude the item.
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Hathway
Dr. Hathaway
Mauligoss
Mealth
J. Newton Hathaway, M. D
Wells
Utah
Omarraxoona
Ban E Rich
Herbart Wells
Elecnt
H. Roberts
Congress
Rich
Mor
H. King
Roberta
Hoberts
Bryan
Bay State Club
William J. Bryan
Montpelier
Christopher T. Callahan
Democratic State Committee
Chicopes
Holyoke
Arbile Leve
Lana
Bay St
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Georgia Loan & Trust CO
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