Retirement of British at Rensberg dominates war news
London reports the British withdrawal from Rensberg as Boer success raises concern over Roberts's line to Modder River. Analysts see a tactic to apply pressure at multiple points while French may have joined Roberta or Kelly-Kenny near the railroad from Naанpoort to Deaar.
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Reneberg
Roberts
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Deaar
French
Roberta
Kelly-Kenny
War Office
Siet River
Hanney
Orange River
Romdom
Rift River
Devil’s Drift
Sun Editorial Calls State Dept to Action on February Letter
New York February 16 The Sun publishes a leading editorial addressed to the Department of State urging decisive action. The piece frames the call as a manly appeal to the president to step in and secure national interests.
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New York
the Sun Today
Department of State
Looks Like Business Gins to Move
A business entity named Looks Like Business plans relocation actions as it gins up a move. No further specifics on location or date are provided in the readable text.
El Paso Excursion Committee Maps Rail Rates and Plans
The El Paso chamber of commerce excursion and conventions committee met to review railroad rate proposals from Texas & Pacific and the G H and S A to El Paso for the event. A plan to secure hotel rooms and lodging at economical rates was discussed as part of a broader international teacher gathering and potential government band participation.
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Putnam
E. P. Turner
Texas & Pacific
L. J. Parks
Magoffin
Herald
Messrs
Irvin and
Millspaugh
Messre
Shelton Anode Slater
W. G. Walz
Mexican Central
Mexico City
Cloudcroft
Ki Pasoe
Mallen
Chihuahua
Ahumada
Governor Taylor files suit to block Beckham and Castleman
Louisville February 14 W S Taylor sues to prevent J C W Beckham from exercising governor duties of Kentucky and John B Castleman from acting as adjutant general. He sues personally and as governor with attorneys Helm Bruce Breck enridge Shelby Yost and others. No TRO sought yet in circuit court judges. Cincinnati February 14 Judge Taft refused a temporary injunction in Kentucky on minor state offices filed by Ex Governor Bradley and others.
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W.S. Taylor
J. C. W. Beckham
John B. Castleman
Kentucky
Taylor
Helm & Bruce
Breckenridge & Shelby
W. H. Yost
Bradley
A. E. Wilson
Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Taft
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Robbers Reported in Las Cruces Rumors
Local rumors from Las Cruces mention a string of robberies in the area. Police have not confirmed specific incidents but residents report hearing about break ins and stolen property. Authorities urge caution and say investigations are ongoing.
Three Men Seized in Las Cruces Bank Robbery Case
Sheriff Garrett and a posse arrested three men in the Organ mountains suspected of complicity in the Las Cruces bank robbery. The captured trio were riding a wagon claiming to be prospectors. Witnesses and officials claim the robbers were clean shaven and the money remains unfound. Local reports say another pair seen near the scene may be the real robbers.
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Las Cruces
Garrett
Organ Mountains
Cruces
W. H. Mackey
FE Paso
Mackeyad
W. H. H. Llewellyn
White Oaks
Colorado
W.N. Fleck
el Paso
Herald
Jamieson
Saundice
Rio Grande Hotel
Troops Embark for South Africa From Southampton
Three thousand troops sail from Southampton on transports bound for South Africa. The movement begins today as forces assemble at the port for overseas deployment amid war requirements and strategic operations abroad.
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Southampton
South Africa
Naval appropriation bill seeks sixty five million for navy
The first draft of the naval appropriation bill was prepared by a subcommittee and totals 865 million dollars with increases across the board tied to the growth of the navy.
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Washington
Naval
Navy
Anti-Trust Protest At Chicago Conference
The anti trust conference passed a resolution denouncing false reports by the Associated Press and urging President Roosevelt to withdraw the Hay Pauncefote treaty. In El Paso six of seven members attended the club meeting with Prof. G P Putnam elected chairman and plans outlined for upcoming events and visits.
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Chicago
Anti-Trust Conference Today
Associated Press
State Department
Washington
Commodity quotes from New York on February 14
Copper moved to 16, silver at 594, and lead priced at 4.45 as market quotes show. The data reflect early trading levels in New York.
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New York
Republicans Urged to Attend Tonight's Primaries
The piece urges Republicans to attend primaries at 8 o'clock and lists ward locations: First ward Rockhart's office, Second ward court house, Third ward 314 St Louis street, Fourth ward tool house Buckler square. It notes engineer Hank Martino is laid off after suffering leg scalding.
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Third Ward
St. Louis Street
Fourth Ward
Tool House
Buckler Square
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