Rosebery warns Lords on danger of losing South Africa
Earl of Rosebery in London declares the empire faces grave risk if South Africa is lost and warns Britain would lose colonial support. He urges urgent naval and military action, questions current forces, and cites Russian moves and Franco-American alliances as factors shaping policy.
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Earl of Rosebery
Great Britain
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South Africa
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Alfléa
Germany
United States
France
Rissa
Persia
England
Diytheewoud Bie
Britdin
Earl of Kimberly
Salt
Lord Rowebery
Rosella
Vega
Marquis of
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Singer
Alwitya
Weather Forecast Frigid Cold From Texas to Oklahoma
Washington February 13 East Texan reports a fair Friday with much colder air entering southern and western regions. Brisk winds will accompany the cold conditions. Saturday looks fair but chilly in West Texas and New Mexico with northerly winds extending to Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. Friday and Saturday are expected to be very cold with persistent winds across the Midwest.
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Severe winter weather grips Sherman Texas in February
A frigid cold snap settles over Sherman with north winds driving temperatures toward freezing. Dense gray skies and a strong north wind create a harsh, biting indoors and outdoors condition as residents brace for continued cold.
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Sherman
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Norch Texas
Cotton at 1 to 2 cents holds despite price
Georgia holders show reluctance to accept 1 to 2 cent decline as new cotton bids emerge. The market reacts with limited sales and strong figures suggesting buyers push for higher prices amid scarce supply.
Republican Scheme Sparks Kentucky Legal Battle
A barrage of lawsuits and anticipated court maneuvers grips Kentucky as Taylor and Beckham foes press for injunctions to block government actions. Republicans aim to keep disputes in state courts while federal questions loom, with possible moves to the Supreme Court if injunctive relief stalls.
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Becomes Beals Pardoned Amid Gubernatorial Clash
In Frankfort on February 16 the warden and officials pressed a split between Democratic and Republican factions. Deputy Warden Pooch released Beals after pardon papers reached him, with Beals leaving the city that night. Convict Douglass Hayes, recently pardoned by Taylor, remains unconfined as officials refuse to recognize Taylor as governor.
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Macrum Charges Stir Senate and State Office
Ex Consul Macrum’s published charges about British tampering with American mail at Pretoria spark cross party uproar. Representative Wheeler of Kentucky seeks a full investigation as the State Department denied claims and defended its handling of the Pretoria affair.
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Charles EB. Macrum
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South African Republic
Plan to Arm Zulus and Natal War Debates
In London on February 15 the colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain stated the government would encourage natives to defend themselves if the Boers invade native territories. Prime Minister Balfour and others debated employing native troops, while William Redmond opposed adding more volunteers to the British army amid the war.
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