Spionkopf Taken by General Warren in War Dispatch
News from Spearman's camp dated Jan 25 reports General Warren's troops occupying Spionkopf after a night assault. Casualties feared. General Woodgate wounded. Boers expected to recapture, but British hold the position as discussions continue on broader operations and public mood improves in London.
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Loxpow
War Office
Spearman
Warren
Spienkopf
Reret
Woodgate
Isullor
Proposed show indorsed Merchants Exchange and Council
The Merchants Exchange adopted resolutions endorsing the proposed South Carolina exposition to be held in Charleston next year and the idea was endorsed at a city council meeting. Committees work on exchanges with officers and managers of similar events to profit from those precedents and make the Charleston exposition a leading southern event.
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Merchants? Exchange and Council
Charleston
Onandston
Merchants’ Exchange
Charleston , Exposition
South
Armed Men Enter Frankfort as State House Protest Grows
A thousand armed men from Bell, Allen, Knox, Hanlan, Whitley, Metcalf and Edmondson counties arrived by special train at Frankfort. They stacked rifles at the statehouse and formed groups around the building while Governor Taylor denied knowing their purpose. Ex Secretary of State Finley spoke from the steps urging justice as a resolutions committee prepared to present to the legislature.
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Capitol
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Associated Press
Statehouse
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Mount Vernon
Seonen Suarp
Lexington
Kentucky
General Assembly
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Mesgengera
Frankfort, Ltd
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Cantrill
Tooal
Commonwealth
Franklin
Adamsons Suggests Pen For Roberts Case
Debates on the Roberts case closed the House as January 2 crowds filled galleries. Speakers argued seating or expulsion of Roberts, with Adams son and Talbot pressing for stringent action and others urging adherence to constitutional prerogatives, citing the nation’s dignity and the legislature’s authority.
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House
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Tennessee
Johnston
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Brosias
Pennsylvania
Congress
Grout
Vermont
Talbot
South Carolina
Ita
House of Representatives
Quarrel Ends Fatally in Alabama Lumber Dispute
A double killing occurred near Rogersville Limestone county Alabama when John Benningfield and his son Jerome disagreed with John Legg over lumber settlement terms. Legg shot and killed the elder Benningfield and his son, then fled. Legg, about 50, has a family. the Benningfields were prominent planters.
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Als
Arsens
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Limestone County
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Jerome
John Legg
Benningfield
Athens
Love
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Legg
Lege
Bagon
Nearly a Hundred Insurgents Killed in San Diego Action
General Schwan's column of six companies and artillery stormed rebel trenchments at San Diego near San Pablo. The enemy claimed 67 killed and many wounded. US losses were one killed and 14 wounded. A second detachment routed 100 rebels, with 16 killed. General peer pressed Ma Hzing, lowering men by rope to flank. Wheeler and his daughter departed for San Francisco via Kongand Guam.
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Ma- Hzing
Legone
Ateep
Santa Clus
Wheeler
San Francisco
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