War News and Partial Buller Report From Cape Front
London uneasy as war office reports no word from General Buller while stock exchange rumors claim Spion Kop capture. Pretoria dispatch suggests Boer losses, Botha in command, British northern camp confused. American sentiment noted, while other notices include Tampa Electric mortgage for street railway funds and local Confederate Daughters convention plans.
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Loxpox
Daily Stock Exchange
Bulls
Warrens
Spion Eoot
War Office
Sevarelly
Oer
Civemeor
Pall Mall Po
General Buller
Lanch
Pretoria
Beer Head
Associated Press
Eoening
Botha
Cronje
Colenso
Mahan
St. James Gazette
America
England
Spain
United States
Germany
Tawra, Fla
Tampa Electric Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Bearded Women and Misleading Medical Solicitations
A reprint-like critique condemns advertisements targeting sick women that urge writing to a female advisor for medical help. It stresses that true understanding requires trained medical knowledge, not gender alone, arguing only doctors or properly trained practitioners can advise on women’s ailments. The piece mentions Dr. Pierce’s Favorite as a missing legitimate option.
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Sen
Constantiy
Sam Iy
Iougie Press
A Ite
Pierce
Roberts Denounced In Scathing Speech In Congress
Washington Jan 24 debate resumed on the Roberts case as Powers of Vermont urged exclusion, Snodgrass of Tennessee backed seating then ousting Roberts, and Landis of Indiana attacked Utah polygamy. Landis cited apostle records, urged denying Roberts, and criticized Utah and Mormon influence amid deputies and witnesses. Meanwhile Stallings was expelled by local Republicans over appointing a Black assistant postmaster. Mayers hanged for murder. Jasper Trust resumes operations after a suspension.
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Washinatoy
Roberts Cass
Mr. Powers
Vermont
Roberta
Roberts
Utah
W. Regal
England
Snodgrass
Tennesse
Powers
Mr. Landis
Indiana
United States
Washington
Laughver
Landis
Mormon Church
Margaret O. Shipp
Landis Anid
Mr. Roberts
Statuary Hall
Congress of the United States
Stallings
Avourra
W. H. Stallings
Augusta
Wimberly
Pettigrew Demands Facts On Sulu Treaty Slavery Clause
In a Senate session Pettigrew of South Dakota pressed the Bates report on the Sulu treaty, alleging a withheld translation and slaves’ purchase rights. He contrasted salaries to the Spanish grant and accused concealment by the administration as part of double dealing. The measure passed after debate. A joint resolution reallocated $50,000 for Cumberland Sound jetty work.
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Wastixetos
Wellare
Hale
Appropriations Committee
Ailes
Secretary of War
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Spain
Pettigrew
South Dakota
United States
John O. Bates
Sulu
Ohio
Spooner
Wisconsin
Mr. Pattigrew
Mr. Sponer
Congress
Jolo
Archipalag
Cumberland Sound
Florida
Georgia
Alabama Coal on Barges First Shipments Start Down Mississippi
Alabama Black Coal company begins moving Walker county coal by river barge. A 6000 ton tow will depart Greenville Mississippi for New Orleans this week as part of a 160000 ton contract with shipments to rise to 15000 tons monthly. Aggregate Walker county river shipments may reach 260000 tons this year.
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Mississippi
Bimauxauau
Ala
Walker County
Greenville
Miss
Southern Railway
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Alabama Black Coal Company
Birmingham Couple Charged With Cruelty to Minors
A Birmingham couple and Mrs Hopkins were halted by Chief of Police Austin on cruelty to minors charges after neighbors heard a girl’s screams at the Fourth Avenue residence. The girls Bessie and Gertrude Hopkins were removed to relatives as the investigation continues. the father allegedly did not intervene.
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Birmingham
Bronxenax
Als
Mra
J. B Hopkins
Austin
Crosby
Hopkins
Borne Store and Tinware Company
Macos
Jan
Dady
Georgia
Alabama
Florida Central and Peninsular Railways
Speer
District Court
Seaboard Air Line
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Americus
Lee Allen
John,m. Wilkes
Bank of Southwestern
Epson
Bcarter
L. Attrney
Renty Ac
Court House
Judge Maynard
Roy Leay Nary
Y Mein Wheatley
Sumter County
P* KJ. Stanclift
Umce
Ft Cotton Avenue
Ameavon
Allerney At Law
Irene Over Rembert
Porayth Tree
OM P. Wapi Ae
Ib A Vinta Starmag Sereet Mba Gr
EA Hawkins
M Camer
Wheatley
Torney
Bhatoum
Blalock & Cobb Auauicion
Watts Pudding
Ansley
J. Ansley
Cato
Csidence
Pyider Street
Telepsoas
Huriexe
Tare Will
Windsor
Americus, Ga
Hudson's
Macon
Belle of
Whi Park & Liford Fineiyre
Quany Ga
Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co
Fourth-st
Union Passineer
Sunsor
W. H. Estes
Dr. Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway & Co
SK South Broms Street
Atlanta
Thi Papa Whey
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
A. Rembert
W.l.douclas
W. L. Douclas
W. L. Dove
M'Math Bros
Vaal
Somerset Club
Maryland
Rye
Orpe
Southern
Edward B. Bruce & Co
Baltimroe
Darling
South
BYE licLeod Co
Bagley
Davenport
Georgia Loan & Trust.co
Buller
London
Rock Spaines
Lagarde Lime Company
Hatel
Heard
Daughters of Confederacy
Opraxa
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Land Is
Secres
Snodgras
Tennessee
Doabie Warderer
Hank
Jasper Drepmed
Jaspan
Jasper ‘Trust Company
Bm Peer
Nat Sloara
Sulus
Kall
Alabama Coal
Tuska
Frank Brown
William Tucker
Ivy
Tunica County
John Powell
Coehoma County
Jackson
Japan
Netherlands
Capuaret
Transvaal
A. T. Holt
Vineville
Bas Mocue
Ozark
Ozark Aie and Milling Company
T. W. Chaffin
E. W. D. Dowling
H.C. Dowling
J. Goff
Colorado
Boviper
Colo
Lafayette
Colo 18
Castellane
Paris
the Figaro
DeRodays
Comte Boni de Castellane
Charleston
Dawson City
Alaska
Knoxville
Morristown
Charles McCarthy
Mississippi Senate
Wallary Board of Outro
Bouss Committee On Pensions
Otis
War Department
Sudance
Caatiana
Daily Market Reports
New
Yor
Tants
Gulf
Cuca
Bavanwan
Wulmin
Pontine
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