Cronje's Last Stand Amid Boer British Clash
London reports General Cronje under heavy fire near his camp with British forces tightening. Cronje seeks armistice to bury dead but Lord Kitchener demands surrender or a fight to the finish. Updates show British losses rising to 11,208 through Feb 17 as battles wage at Paardeburg and surrounding lines.
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Lord Kirchener
Worl Cat
Mis
Jonse
Ath Africa
Lord Roberts
Lord Robers
War Office
General Cronie
Baer
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Chieveley
Tugela
Wiltshire
Koodoo
Deedee
Cape Town
General Crovies
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Cane Town
Cronies
Lord Kitchener Ield
Cattle Syndicate Valued At Forty Million Reported
The cattle syndicate totals include 26,000,009 acres valued at 1.9 dollars per acre and 900,000 cattle appraised at 21.37 per head. The combined property value is about 40 million dollars at the time of appraisal.
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Loving
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Cts
C On Eanies
Teen
Charges On Former Consul Macrum To Be Probed
Washington reports show a congressional inquiry was ordered into claims by former consul Macrum that his mail was opened or delayed by a British censor. The probe also seeks whether British authorities know the secret cipher used by the state department. The House also moved on other measures including tinplate trust limits and sleeping car fare caps.
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Richardson
Tenn
American Tinplate Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeler
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Charles E. Macrum
United States
Pretoria
Durban
Department of State
Committee On
House Committee On Library
General Grant
Fitzgerald Mass
Bance Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Chicago Boer sympathy stirs youths and flag incident
About 50 boys attacked a British flag at the residence of William Wyndham British consul in Chicago on Washington's Birthday, pelting the house with snowballs until police drove them off. The event followed a Tattersall's meeting where Senator Mason urged U S intervention on behalf of the Boers.
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W J. Bryan
Jacksonville
Bryan
Opera House
San Juan
Porto Rico
Washington
Davis
Bishops Blank
Whipple
Chicago
William Wyndham
Wyndham
Mason
Liberty Alliance
Tattersall’s
W. E. Mason
United States
Great Britain
Nicaragua Canal
Fire Destroys Glen Hazel Business Section
Glen Hazel, Pa, sees a fire consume the business portion of town. Report notes damage to commercial area and loss.
Convention date set for July 4 in Kansas City
The Democratic National Committee chose Kansas City Missouri as host for the next party convention on July 4. Milwaukee ranked as the rival, with both cities offering substantial financial inducements and hotel space to attract the event.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas City
Raleigh
Milwaukee
Townsend
Oregon
Thiman
South Carolina
McGraw
West Virginia
Gorman
Splendid Silver Fox Fur Lot Sells in Coshocton Auction
The Coshocton Fur Company sold a rare lot of furs to W. Snyder for 7 per skin, totaling 1500 skunks 300 coons 1000 muskrats 70 opossums 200 inks and a rare silver fox. Purchases were made in Ohio West Virginia Indiana and Michigan and shipped to eastern markets.
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Coshocton
W. Snyder
Librough
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Snyder
New Mining Scale Sets Day Labor Rates in Ohio
D H Sullivan of the United Mine Workers returns from Columbus where state officers finalize the Ohio day work scale. Inside men gain 2.10 to 2.28 per day. special driving and entry tasks have tailored rates for Coshocton and Muskingum counties. Sub-district conventions plan the statewide scale with meetings in Jackson, Jefferson, Zanesville, and Zanesville districts.
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D. H. Sullivan
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Ohio
Coshocten
Muskingum
Jackson
Massilon
Jefferson
Harrison and
Carrolll
Guernsey and Noble
Cambria Ey
Mareh M
Zanesville
Mareh
Guernsey
First Lien Clash Over Hamilton Estate Property Claim
The Home Building and Loan company joins as a defendant in the cross petition filed Thursday in the case of Hillard trustee in the estates of Marit and Lucy Hamilton against William Hamilton et al. The firm seeks a first lien on Maria and Lucy Hamilton property and asks the court to declare and pay the claim if the property is sold. Deafness cure ad claims are also printed with a medical advertisement for Halls Catarrh Cure promising a cash reward for cures it cannot provide.
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Marit
Lucy Hamilton
William Hamilton
Maria
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