London Letter on Central Asian Menace and Diplomatic Games
London dispatch analyzes Russia’s Central Asian move near Afghanistan as potential bluff and diplomatic maneuvering. It notes Britain’s cautious stance, the ameer’s condition, naval build up, and royal support for wounded soldiers while highlighting possible concessions and the Gibraltar squadron deployment.
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Dherat
Afghanistan
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House of Lurds
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Bey Lise
Downing Street
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South Africa
Central Asia
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Foreign Office
Assianistan
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Russa
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Offelala
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Gibraltar
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Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Choynski Defeats Maher in Six Round Chicago Fight
Joe Choynski won the decision over Peter Maher in six rounds at the Dearborn Athletic club. About 5,000 spectators watched in the Second Regiment armory as Maher pressed late but was outmatched by Choynski’s lefts. Maher suffered a cut eye and took heavy punishment in the final rounds.
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Second Regiment
Livingston District Court Endures Noted 1900 Trials
In Livingston on February 1 1900 the district court filed the first term jury trials. Vincent Coughan was found guilty of grand larceny for stealing a horse from Samuel Titus near Cairo and sentenced to a year in the penitentiary. William McGuiire, part of the Sax & McCue burglary duo, pleaded guilty and received one year. Charles Shively’s case for stealing Henry Dietz’s gold watch was dismissed for lack of an appeal bond. he received eleven months in county jail. William Mitchell faced highway robbery charges, was found guilty, and to be sentenced on the 16th. A coal mine strike at Aldridge celebrated by a new five foot vein tapping the fourth coal seam. Social events included Bertie Stevenson entertaining Claude Heron guests with progressive euchre. Multiple notices covered social visits, charity gatherings, and a reward offered by Chas. B. Scott for the return of two stolen horses. Henry Alkire’s wife died in Livingston, with burial planned in Gilliam Missouri. George O. Freeman resigned as assignee of Bush properties. Judge Henry appointed T. M. Swindlehurst to fill the vacancy.
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Samuel Titus
Cairo
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Henry Dietz
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William Mitchell
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Fort Yellowstone
Cinnabar
Gardiner
Cronje Retreats as Roberts Strikes in South Africa
London reports General Cronje in retreat with a Boer wagon train moving toward Bloemfontein and British infantry close behind. Lord Roberts faces supply and transport strains while public joy runs through England over the news. French's cavalry and Kimberley actions shape the chase as Boer losses and strategic moves unfold near Arundel and Naguwpoort.
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