MUMS THE WORD General Roberts Silence on Natal and Buller News
A Kensberg dispatch reports a skirmish near Whith Moers where Boer forces pressed a Yorkshiren and New Zealand unit but were repelled at bayonet point. Boers suffered about 21 killed and 50 wounded as British positions held amid ongoing Natal censorship and battlefield speculation.
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Russnens
Cape Colony
Preronta
Jim
Baatward
Langer
Ladysmith
Wore Niraite
Loxpos
Tan
Natal
Buller
Modder River
Bjerkstroom
Uint
Gatacre
Molteno
Stormberg
Pia
Reo
Steyn
Laudrost
French
Methuen
Metheun
Mayerefontein
Delured
War Office
Wauchope
Tucker
Cavalry Sent Back From Durban March
A London dispatch to The Herald reports 10 train loads of mounted men sent back to Durban by General Buller. The forces reportedly moved by train toward the Tugela river and may march through Zululand, though no corroborating dispatch exists. The move appears perplexing given the supposed need at the front.
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Durban
New York
Herald
London
Buller
Tugel River
Zululand
Kaiser Still Furious Over Seizures Of German Vessels
Emperor William remains deeply upset about British seizures of German ships and calls them a sign of bad faith by Lord Salisbury. He holds frequent talks with Count von Buelow, emphasizing that the incident strains Anglo German relations and challenges hopes England would strive for amicable ties.
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Sallebu Park
Berus
Eimperor William
Count von Buelow
Associated Press
Great Britain
England
Lord Salisbury
Factory works night and day for Boer war guns
The Daily Mark reports from La Areusta that the Bcheider factory is operating around the clock to produce guns and ammunition for the Boers. It already has six large calibre guns packed for shipment to the Transvaal, with ten more to follow. A Hamburg cor respondent notes an export firm will ship 690,000 meters of barbed wire to the Free State.
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Hoar Loxvox
Daily Mark
la Areusta
Prance
Bcheider
Transvaal
Ostracise Them in Trust Struggle
President Hadley of Yale and Colonel Bryan supported ostracising trust magnates as a remedy to protect public welfare. Hadley urged educating the public mind to拒 deny social recognition to unworthy enterprise while Bryan called for awakening public conscience and excluding robbers of the people from society.
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Enor Yinx
Alawd Oolall
Oui
Culunet
Arthur Hadley
Yale University
Hadley
Denver
Publc
Colonel Bryan
Venison Shipment Allowed Under Open Season Ruling
Judge Orr of the municipal court civil branch ruled venison may be shipped freely throughout the state during the open season. He noted reluctance about the decision but said he must interpret the law as written, believing the amended statute missed a crucial provision.
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Ontston
Paol
Orr
Schools Set Diploma Rules In State Examinations
Minnevote High School board enforces rule that teachers must hold state professional certificates, while normal school graduates may qualify for subjects they completed with no state exam required. About one third of the list are affected.
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Minnevote High
Wil Nor
Asonot Noi
St. Paul
High School Board
Senate approves Nicaragua canal bill in interoceanic effort
The Senate committee on interoceanic canals unanimously reports favorably the Nicaragua canal bill. Secretary Long and Rear Admiral Bradford urged a government built Pacific cable, detailing survey results west of Honolulu and a floating line from San Francisco to Luzon with a commercial spur to Yokohama.
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House
Committee On
Radford
Senate
Wasmxatox
Long
Bradford
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Nero
Honolulu
Ttia
San Francisco
Midway Islands
Guam
Dingala Bay
Luzon
Yokohama
Midway
Guan
War Department
Manila
Navy Department
Public Buildings Delayed by Price Increases and Iron Shortage
Washington January 17 Mr Taylor assistant secretary of the treasury reports to Congress a list of U S public buildings whose construction has lagged or not begun due to higher material costs or iron shortages. Several cities have been funded but work stalled as contractors balk at current appropriation levels. Sites are secured in many cases but fund increases are sought to complete the projects as originally planned.
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Washington
Taylor
the Treasury
Congress
United States
American Monthly Review OF Reviews
Magazin
Trusta
Merican Monthly
Dreyfus
Albert Shawrych
American Monthly
Chicago Drainage Canal Suit Headed To U S Supreme Court
Governor Lou Stephens and Attorney General Crow left for Washington to seek a restraining order against Chicago and its drainage trustees. They aim to stop sewage from entering the Mississippi River. Also reported: mules vaccinated in Africa. ex-president Harrison’s brother J Scott Harrison gravely injured. olive crops in Italy France and Spain expected to fail. evangelist Mrs S M F Hoory dies in Tennessee at age 25 years in ministry.
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Soprinos
Sr. Louis
Lou V. Stephens
Crow
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky Feud Ends in Double Killing and Third Wound
Ex congressman David G. Colson shot and killed Ethelbert Scott and Luther Demaree in a feud renewed during service. A bystander Golden was wounded. The incident occurred in Frankfort Kentucky Jan 17. A separate Ontario note reports contempt actions over scathing Kamloops Standard remarks about Lt Governor McTones.
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Frankfont
David G. Colson
Ethelbert
Scott
Luther Demaree
Golden
Demaree
Golder
Eaiter
Vierona
B. C
Tor
Kamloops
McTones
Liberal Offer Promises Farmers Tribune Access at Low Rate
The Bismarck Tribune announces a generous deal with Farmers Weekly publishers. Subscribing to the Tribune with a paid subscription to The Farmers Tribune grants two papers for 1.25, available to both current and new subscribers for a limited time.
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Northwestern
Minneapolis Tribune
Daily Tribune
Farmers Tribune
Farmers’ Tribune
Farmers Daily
Farmers' Tribune
Home Weekly
Northwest
Bismarck Tribune
Farmers’ Weekly
Ibune
Farmers’ ‘Tribune
Tribune
Chicago Medical and Surgical Institute Adverts
An old Chicago medical institute offers private rooms, X ray, and examinations with claims of curing nervous debility and various chronic diseases. It promotes a 160 page book on deformities and surgeries, letters from cured patients, and free confidential consultations by mail.
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C.O.D
Rome
The People's Paper for Farmers and Villagers
A brief description of a national family newspaper serving farmers and villagers for over fifty eight years. It highlights reliable national and world news, market reports, stories, agricultural and scientific content, women’s fashion, humor, and mechanical information. The notice notes regular subscriptions at $1.00 per year.
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the Inter Ocean
Stumi Point
United States
T Ri Une
North Dakota Blue Book Promoted for Civic Use
The North Dakota Blue Book is advertised as indispensable for merchants and professionals. The notice highlights its usefulness and statistics, with a 75 cent price and requests for copies of the Bismarck Tribune prior to 1885 mailed to unspecified addresses.
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North Dakota
Bismarck ‘Tribune
Aga
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