Roberts and Kitchener Go Front to Bolton War Office
Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener have left for the front amid Boer War rumors. Dispatches indicate Gatacre is being assailed from two directions while Sterkstroom reports troop movements. Ministers speculate on a major push toward Pretoria, with French, Russian and Italian diplomacy shaping Egypt and East Africa battles.
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Claim Buller Beaten as Boer Head Larger at Ladysmith
Boer forces report British bombardment with naval guns on the Tugela. Troops crossed the river at Kolen drift to storm positions but General Burgher’s forces repelled them with recrossings in confusion. No British casualties reported. The cannonade described as the heaviest yet, with continuous firing all day and renewed this morning.
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Buller Advances on Ladysmith After Tugela Crossing
London Feb 7 The Associated Press reports the War Office received a telegram stating Buller crossed the Tugela River again on February 5 and is advancing toward Ladysmith.
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Frontline Move In Capetown War Dispatch
Capetown reports Lord Roberts and General Kitchener have begun their march to the front, signaling fresh Allied leadership in the ongoing campaign.
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General Kitchener
France Seeks Chance to Fight England Over Egyptian Issue
Paris dispatch reports France and England at odds over Egypt. A Havas denial refutes Sir Edmond Munson remarks, signaling friction amid Britain’s distress and France’s Eurospective stance.
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England
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Britten
Effort to Settle the Boer War to Be Made
A Washington report says The Hague treaty will allow the United States to offer good offices to both belligerents to end the Boer War in South Africa. Officials note sympathy for the Boers is rising and that timely intervention could save lives. The note also mentions sensitivity over recognizing Transvaal status and U S relations with Britain during the conflict.
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Transvaal
Great Britain
Spald
Boer sympathy shapes party lines in McKinney era stance
In the piece the Boers win sympathy from Republicans through a nominal republic, while Democrats show stronger support for the Boers. Republicans fear policy conflicts with Mr. McKinney, and Democrats may exploit this to pressure the administration.
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McKinney
Supreme Court Grants Fisher New Trial in McRae Killing
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Feb 7 James Eli Fisher linked with William and James Calder in the McRae killing in Fergus county was granted a new trial by the supreme court. Fisher had been convicted and sentenced to hang. The court cited errors in oral jury instructions after retirement and improper emphasis on trial cost. It also ruled the verdict could not be limited to first degree murder given the evidence.
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James Eli Fisher
William
James Calder
Farquhar McRae
Fergus County
John Allen
McRae
Supreme Court
Fisher
Ask Him Not to Sign
London Kentucky February 7 A rumor spread that a message claimed Governor Taylor signed the conference agreement and the London legislature would be recalled Senator Joey sent a telegram urging immediate confirmation of conditions and opposition to compromise A later telegram from Representative Kelday urged defense of constitutional rights and pledged support if the election returns as counted by the electoral committee stood.
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Commonwealth
Governor Taylor Non Committal On Louisville Agreement
Frankfort Feb 7 Governor Taylor said he had not signed the Louisville agreement and would not act before the day’s end. He would not indicate a decision, stating he would consult with several gentlemen including ex Governor Bradley and Colonel Breckenridge, his attorneys.
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Governor Taylor Prefers Changes to Louisville Pact
In Frankfort Kentucky on February 7 Governor Taylor reportedly will not sign the Louisville agreement in its current form. He seeks several changes including a clear repeal of the Goebel law and favors a conference in Louisville Friday night to discuss and finalize these terms with Republican leaders. Taylor declined to confirm specifics when asked.
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Remains Lie in State as Goebel Farewell in Frankfort
Governor Goebel's remains arrived by train from Covington at noon and were met by a large throng. The mayor and city council formed a guard of honor and marched to the Capitol hotel where the casket will lie in state until tomorrow noon despite a disagreeable day.
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Capitol Hotel
Mumbai Death Toll Surges Amid Famine Refugees
Bombay on February 7 reports an unprecedented 406 deaths in a single day as famine refugees intensify the city’s mortality crisis. Local officials warn the situation worsens with continued arrivals and scarce relief resources.
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Witnesses pressed in Clark case as Daly links loom
In Washington on February 7 all prosecution witnesses testified against Daly while defense bolsters its Clark case. McGrath, ex labor agitator, testified on 1893 senate race and Daly's alleged money scheme. Bickford and Whiteside denied bribery links as the committee reconvenes amid renewed tension over Montana politics and Anaconda influence.
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Control Canal Approaches Herald From Washington
A Senate foreign relations figure says U S has officially exchanged views with Denmark on cession of the Danish West Indies and negotiations with Ecuador for Chatham Island and Gala Pagosa. U S acquisitions of Porto Rico and Hawaii would guard canal approaches, with Hay considering naval sites before fortification limits. Government expects consent but is not pressing negotiations.
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Murdered by Indians at Upper Liard in vengeance
Victoria B C Feb 7 Word reaches the Indian affairs department and police of fresh troubles among Upper Liard Indians. Seven members of the Scotch Indian McLavish family are said to have been murdered after a witchcraft accusation linked to a scurvy outbreak. A council condemned them and an attack was planned. The home was set on fire and the family shot as they fled. Only one survived to reach Casca Trading store Laketown. Constable Stewart and two men pursue the suspects. Commissioner Porter dispatches a posse for action.
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Department of Indian Affairs
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Sunset Telephone mortgaged to Old Colony Trust for bonds
The Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company of Oakland has mortgaged all its California Nevada Arizona and New Mexico properties to the Old Colony Trust Company of Boston as security for payment of gold bonds totaling 2,250,000.
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Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Arizona
New Mexico
Admiral Kavts Transfers Flag At Philadelphia Ceremony
San Diego February 7 Admiral Kavts has transferred his flag from the Philadelphia in a formal ceremony with salutes. The Philadelphia then sailed for San Francisco with the flag change completed.
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Kavts
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Dry Goods House Burned in Little Rock Fire
A fire in Little Rock Arkansas last night caused about 265000 dollars in losses. The J P King Dry Goods company faces a 150000 dollar loss as part of the damage.
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Ark
J. P. Quing Dry Goods Company
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