Cronje Not Caught Amid Wounds in Baffling War News
London reports conflict details with Gen. MacDonald wounded and Major General Knox hurt. Cadre details from Tugela crossing by pontoons and Paardeberg fighting, while Canadians at Modder River suffer casualties. Rumors of Ladysmith relief circulate with Berlin and Windsor reactions uncertain.
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War Office
Lidysmith
Pall Mall
Windsor
Wm. Cecil
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United Kingdom
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Bloemfontein
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Baller
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MacDonald
Chieveley Camp
Tugela
Knox
Hector MacDonald
Aldworth
Paardeberg
Berlin
England
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Highlanders
Democratic Inning Ratifies Goebel Beckham Controversy
In Frankfort on February 24 the Democratic legislature ratified Goebel as governor and Beckham as lieutenant governor by a 74 to 2 vote in a joint session. Republicans boycotted. Senator Triplett and Representative Grider opposed ratification. Orr abstained. Whittaker, charged with Goebel’s assassination, awaits preliminary trial.
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William Goebel
J. C. W. Beckham
Beckham
Goebel
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House
Joint Assembly
Triplett
Representative Grider
Orr
Trimble
Marshall
Harlan Whittaker
Louisville
Macrums Charges Denied by State Department Report
The state department reply to a congressional resolution says mail was not officially reported as opened by a British censor and rejects claims of a US British secret alliance. In El Paso, Texas, a police killing probe leads to the arrest of a dive proprietor near Fort Bliss, suspected as part of the plot.
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Ferretera
Kimberley
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State Department
Macrum
Hay
Republic of the United States
Empire of Great Britain
United States
el Paso
Tex
Newton
Fort Bliss
Boone
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Queen
Treaty With France Receives Favorable Committee Report
Washington Feb 21 The committee on foreign relations ordered a favorable report on the treaty of reciprocity with France and made no amendments. The panel has not yet addressed the Hay Pauncefote treaty regarding the Nicaraguan canal. Berlin Feb 21 The Reichstag committee advanced an amended cattle inspection bill for slaughter and meat enforcement with tougher penalties.
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Washington
Committee On Foreign Relations
France
Berlin
Reichstag
Proceeds of convict made cotton bolster Arkansas treasury
The penitentiary has paid into the state treasury 53747.18 dollars as proceeds from cotton raised by convicts at Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Doctor Leslie Keeley Dies Suddenly at Los Angeles Home
Dr. Leslie E. Keeley, inventor of the gold cure, died suddenly at his winter home in Los Angeles. The prominent physician had founded Keeley Institute methods and was widely known for his reform work and medical ventures.
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Los Angeles
Leslie E. Keeley
Keeping Laundry At Home Boosts Small Business Profits
The article argues that while a laundry bill seems small, outsourcing many tiny orders harms home enterprise profits. It emphasizes the value of keeping work local to preserve earnings and support household businesses.
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Exchange Hote
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