Parliament Debate Reflects Tensions Over Armament and South Africa
The text notes a mood of doom as Chamberlain signals hard choices in war policy. It cites Chronicle urging pause before arming black tribes to avoid savage warfare in South Africa. Lords debate turns fiery as critics dismantle government proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chamberlain
Everbody
Ng. Chronicle
South Africa
House of Lords
Rossbery
Lord Salisbury
Lord Rosebery
General Botha Attacks Near Ladysmith In Tugela Campaign
The report notes General Botha engaging the Hoodred Lancers and British forces around Ladysmith during February. It mentions a Tugela crossing to a deserted British camp and a clash with Lancett, with thirteen killed five wounded and nine captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floer Laager
Ladysmith
Botha
Tugela
Lancett
To JOW THE BOERS Fifty Seven Men Sail to Boer Lines
Fifty seven men in uniform march to the French troop station in Gascony en route to the Boer lines in South Africa. Mostly Irish American volunteers recruited in Chicago by the United Irishmen Association show a proud, determined mood as they parade, bearing the American flag and Red Cross banners. Dr. John P. MacNamara directs the detachment with aides Hibbs, McAulay, Slattery, Lone, and Holt assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
New York
Gascogne
South Africa
Thorors
Chicago
Iriah Woojetinn
Alréois
Ocotrw Ie
Join P. MacNamara
Otlef Turmeen
Hib
Aesistanta
Herbert HH. McAulay
Jamen Slattery
R. D. Lone
A. D. Holt
Casualties Listed for Rensborg Engagement
London reports the official British casualty list for Rensborg dated February 12 to 14. It names killed officers including Colonel Congosham of the Worcester Regiment and Major G P R, with Lieutenants J Powell and J G Roberts among the Australians. details are incomplete due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rensborg
Orand
J. GC. Roberta
Auatralians
Government Military Scheme Adopted by House of Commons
London February 15 the house of commons adopted the government military scheme by a vote of 70 to 4 the minority opposing 7 irjah members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of
Evacuation Reported by Capetown Correspondent
London February 1 The Capetown correspondent of the Daily Chronicle reports British forces evacuated Renaberg and retired to Arun del in a strategic withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Capetown
The
Dually Chronicle
Renaberg
Arundel
War updates from London and Pretoria dispatches
London reports Lord Grarce Hamilton opening at Chiswick with a long range rifle tactic to fortify positions and deny troop advances. A Pretoria citizen warns Boers are retreating toward Kilp river while British press urges rapid unit expansion for emergency defense.
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London
Grarce Hamilton
Atate
Usta
Chiswick
Tae Tally Mall
Loutetize Marquez
Dared Widineeday
Pretoria
Ladyanlin
Kilp
Man Fends Off Robbers During Hold Up
In Arizona near Benton a railroad employee Milton bravely confronted two robbers as they halted a train near Pelibanks twenty miles below Benton. He grabbed a Winchester and kept the assailants at bay until help arrived. Robbers fled without taking any loot toward Mexico. Milton will be sent to a social train. Tombstone and Benson officers head to the scene.
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Rave
Vaile
Mighsen
Benton
Ariz
New Mexican
Aripona Panenater
Jett Benson
Nozales
Pelibanks
Milton
Miltom
Fairbanks
Winchester
Mexico
Milton Way
Bendon
Tucken
Tenson
Tombstone
Maine Destruction Commemoration in Havana Observed
On February 15 Havana marked the second anniversary of the Maine disaster with a ceremony at the wreck site. Hundreds of Americans gathered as the flag flew at half mast and laurels were laid on wreckage. Dr. McGee and Father Jones led prayers from a searchlight platform, with Governor General Wood and other officials attending the Mercedes church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Maine
McGee
Episcopal Church
Father Jones
Catholic Church
Church of
Mercedes
Wood
London War News Scrutinizes Roberts Command Changes
London experts study maps as wires close to Lord Roberts yield no new messages. Cronje’s links to Bloemfontein are cut while British forces pace siege prospects near Kimberley. Reports mention possible Boer retreat routes and Cabinet deliberations on military defense measures.
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London
Lord Roberts
Cronje
Bloemfontein
England
Kimberley
Bloensfontein
Stroma Station
Transvaal
Correspondeis
Gatacre
Ae Stormbrg
Ftoboris
Chamberlain
Themelves
Cabinet
Victory for the French in Rabah’s defeat in Soudan
Paris reports a French expedition under Mount Rabah defeated Rabah the Central Sudan ruler, destroying two of his cannons as reinforcements are sent. The conquest ends Rabah’s long resistance to French influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de Crois
French Congo
M. de Lahiothe
Rabah
Soudan
Mount
Zabel Pasha
Central Africa
Napoleon
Whelles Waban
Neil
Cottesdalon
Ideed Hora
Canal Session Correspondence From Managua Dictates Cabinet Appointments
The report from Managua states Nicaragua's government acknowledges the official proposal tied to a potential cession to SAPO TAPLORAUER. President Zelaya is expected to appoint ministers including Joseph Dolores Rodrigue, Dr. Locario, Gomes Castrolly, and General Valquiz, drawing on prior cabinet experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Praag
Managua
Nicaragua
Haa
Golonel Rutolph Wieser
Nicdrhgis
Zelaya
Sentigits
Seyor Tultrads
Raport
Enys
New
Anya
Joseph Dolores Rodrigue
Locario
Gomes Castrolly
General Valquiz
Treaty May Fail As McKinley Presses For Ratification
The Hay Pauncefote treaty faces likely defeat with weeks needed to reach a two thirds vote. President McKinley and Cabinet push hard for unamended ratification, seeking Democratic support while some Republicans privately oppose it as a surrender to Britain. No plan to withdraw the treaty, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD
McKinley
Hay
Great Britain
Senate
Turbulent Texas and British War News From February Reports
Turbulent days across Texas and Britain as reports indicate casualties, evacuations, and preparations. The Texas legislature debated tax and railroad bills amid other state matters while crime and accidents drew attention. International updates include Boer battles, naval incidents, and strategic moves in the war.
Senate debates on gold standard bill open with vote
The Senate opened debate on the gold standard bill by a 45 to 20 vote. Lawmakers discuss the executive and judicial appropriation bill across pages 26 of 124 in the Lee relative issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Lee
Juriela
Senate
Unclear political actions and regional notices emerge
Fragmented report cites warden actions, party strategies, and various local developments. Mentions Frankfort and Havana, immigration work, coal yard plans, and a Republican potential committee assignment. Details are inconsistent and partially unreadable.
Green favors nonholding officeholders as delegates to national convention
Washington reports State Chairman Green of Texas endorses limiting federal officeholders from serving as national convention delegates. Aimed at avoiding partisan influence, the National Committee seeks to ensure delegates are chosen without undue influence from current officials. Secretary Charles Dick notes the issue while Mr Tiith serves as secretary of the National Republican Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Green
Texas
Tran Green
Challinah
Terrell
Hilding
Oritighea
Simon
Charles Dick
Mr Tiith
National Republican Committee
Political turbulence as Kentucky legislature adjourns
Report from Louisville on February 15 notes brief sessions in the Kentucky legislature. Discussions center on adjournment plans, leadership arrangements, and hopes for a Capitol move while committees work on investigations into state capital conditions.
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Louieville
Tripting
Prugkfot
Vomaiti20
Taylor
London
Lewisville
Tsimble
Frankfort
Marshall
Carter
Arnate
Motcoy
New York Prom Wistens in Cuba Debate Sparks Cuban Governance Talk
Report covers a February discussion in New York where General Ludlow and a pensioner representative discuss Cuba's governance. The debate questions Cuban leadership and ongoing military rule, with supporters arguing for continued control and others urging change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Tiauana
Ludlow
la Lutha
Lutlow
Canal Commission Completes Route Review at Managua
The United States canal commission finished evaluating the proposed Nicaragua route in the town of Managua on February 19. The panel then left for Managua, arriving unexpectedly, with limited American reception due to short notice. The delegation planned to depart for Corinto on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minagia
Nicaragua
United States Canal Commission
Itenada
Managua
Unlwd
Commission
Masons Elect Officers in New Orleans Grand Lodge Roster
The New Orleans Lotistana Masons announce elective and appointive officers for the Great Lodge of Louisiana Perve and Accepter Masons. Names include Grand Master A Cage and Deputy Grand Master Reid, with multiple wardens treasurer secretary lecturer and other senior posts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Great Lodge of
Louisians
KK. A. Cage
Ror. Reid
FH. M. Daniel
B. T. Sellore
G. Ticks
G. Ticks, Right Worshipful Grand Treaurey
Richard Lasabert
C. T. Wines
Rey
H. Dunesn
Rand Diaphin
Marah
Deavon
Park
I. Pp
Velnhouaiaye
J. Puleston
Grand Sword
A. Sterg
Bol
Kidd
J. Poo
Waldo
B.J. Madden
Haag
Boar Tevant
William Ell
Niand Tiler
Foreign naval survey near St Thomas reported by observers
In the Caribbean off St Thomas the armored cruiser New York and battleship Texas with escort ships conducted surveying and sounding operations aboard Culobra Wiland. Count Hont and Countess de Captelane met the French steamer Gasogne, with Edwin Gould and Miss Helen Goult among those at the pier to bid them farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danish West Indies
St. Thomas
Fh W
New York
Texas
Vixen
Caesar
Culobra Wiland
Count Hont
Wite
Count
Countess Hont de Captelane
France
Edwin Gould
Helen Goult
Plague cases rise in Alameda area with bounty offered
Five plague cases reported since February 2 in Alameda area, including two White men O J Weir Robertson and A A Hartman. Robertson died after fingered twenty four hours before death. Hartman improving with Pasteur treatment. No new cases since four days ago as health board sets four day slaughter window and offers bounty of 23 cents for live fowl and 13 cents for dead.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
San Franco
Alameda
J. Weir Roberton
A. A. Hartman
Robertson
Hartman
Board of Health
Patent Medicine Ad Claims Cold Cure Promise
An old advert promotes Slope the Cough and Works of the Cola Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in ope Gay with a no cure no pay price offer. It markets relief for colds and includes bold pricing language.
Girl Burned to Death in Bonham Texas Fire
A girl died after a fire in Bonham Texas on February 15 as she helped bert tle. details are sparse but authorities report a fatal blaze and an accidental cause is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham, Texas
Berttle
Dr. Hathaway
Hatheway
Alec
Newron Hathawade
Hathaway
Alamo Texas
Tragic Farm Fire Kills Mira Moore in Field Accident
In a deadly field incident Mira Marty Moore burned to death when her clothing ignited while her brother and mother, their sole support, faced the tragedy. The blaze left the family with an aged mother to care for and little aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Marty Moore
Dryer addresses 700 in Charleston on money trust issue
W J Dryer spoke to about 700 people at Thompson Memorial auditorium in Charleston, D C, describing a large demonstration as Colonel Bryan appeared on stage. Bryan spoke for two hours on money question, trusts and imperialism, then left at 11 15 for Jacksonville Florida.
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Charleston
D. C
W. J. Dryer
Thompson Memorial
Colonel Bryan
Bryah
Trusts
Imperialiam
Jacksonville
Fla
Police arrest suspect in mall fraud case
An officer reports the arrest of a suspect at his office on a charge tied to defrauding malls as part of a broader blog investigation. The article notes injuries and a death occurring within hours related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blu
Susan B. Anthony Birthday Observed at La Fayette Opera House
Thousands gathered in Washington to honor Susan B. Anthony on the eightieth anniversary of her birth. Eighty children walked a single file line and placed a rose on Anthony’s lap, each rose marking a year of her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syeen OH
Anthonus
Washington
la Fayette Hopera House
Susan B. Anthony
Elettieth
Ming Anthony
Executions Reported in Moyamon and New Philadelphia
In Moyamon a Black man George Weeks was hanged for the December murder of Alice White in Pottyville. In New Philadelphia Thomas Brennan, also Black, was hanged for the murder of Harry Eliott, a fellow worker.
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Honewan
Philadelphia
George Weeks
Alice White
Pottyville
Thomas Brennan
New Philadelphia
Harry Eliott
Insurgent Attack Repulsed at Daoroga Convent
About 6000 insurgents mostly Kolomay attacked the American garrison in the convent at Daoroga Albay during the night of February 5. They were repulsed after burning much of the town. Ove Veulouant was wounded, the only American casualty.
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Forcrs
Kolomay
Garrisoq
Daoroga
Albay
Ove Veulouant
Boston soldiers mistreated by insurgents report
A dispatch states Massachusetts volunteers from the Twenty sixth Regiment to the United States were mistreated while passing through hostile lines. Privates Dennis Hayes William Dugan and Michael Tracy of company FP under Captain William Lutherby are named among those affected.
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Boston
Mass
Globe
Mollanus
Mas Kurhhusetts
United Stars
Dennis Hayes
William Dugan
Michael Tracy
Company FP
Wiliam Lutherby
Advance in pager price announced at Paper Pulp Association meeting
Report from New York on February 15 notes an advance in the price of pager at the annual setting of the Paper bod Pulp association. The event highlighted labor and the forestry sectors with ties to the Culted States and Fe SONG Btntod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Haan Advanced
New York
Leap to Death Near Dearborn Viaduct
F. Dogee broke away from two officers and leaped over the Dearborn viaduct onto the Chicago and Northwestern tracks. Authorities describe a fatal confrontation during the escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. Dogee
Fleht
Dearborn
Chicago and
Notchwestern
American An-Prunt Journal to Launch After Anti Trust Conference
A new weekly paper named The American An-Prunt Journal will debut Saturday following the anti-trust conference launch. It announces the venture and dates in the Chicago area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouicago
Spear Satirday
Patent Remedy Ad Claims Cure for Grippe With Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a cure for la grippe in Tere Daya with a refund if it fails. It bears an unclear W. Grove signature and lists a small amount of text and price.
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W. Grove
Kentucky Republicans Appeal to Supreme Court
Cincinnati Ohio February 15 Attorney M B Mackey with ex Governor Bradley and other Republican operatives filed notice of appeal with United States Circuit Judge William H Taft. The appeal seeks review by the U S Supreme Court claiming Judge Taft erred in ruling jurisdiction rests in federal courts. Also presented petitions by other minor Republican state officials.
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Kentucky
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
M. B. Mackey
Bradley
United States Circus
William H. Taft
Chambers
United States Supreme Court
Tilt
Mackey
Wige Taft
State of
Choynski to Meet Maher in Limited Round Bout Tonight
The article details a planned limited round contest between Joe Choynski and John Maher in Colleyville. Choynski promises sharp footwork and steady jabs to counter Maher’s strong punching, recalling Kid McCoy’s strategy in prior bouts.
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Pontghs
Ciako
Petrumry
Joe Choynakt
Pater Miher
Choynakt
Trinh
Kid" McOdoy
Maher
Colley Feland
Naya Choynski
Mme
JEPPRIES CORBETT FIGHT DATE SET FOR MAY FOURTEENTH
New York February 15. The date for the Jeffries versus Corbett bout has been fixed as May 14. George Consitt and Willon Brody, managers of the fighters, met Tom O Rourke of the Seaside Athletic Club today and accepted the Cooney Island club offer for the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Jeffries
James J. Corbett
George PD
Grave’s Tasteless Chili Tonic Ad Claim
Ad claims Grave's Tasteless Chili Tonic contains quinine in correct proportions and promises no cure with a price of 50 cents. It alleges imitators hide their formula to push inferior medicines. The copy emphasizes safety and cost and targets skeptical buyers.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths across counties
A long obituary notice lists numerous individuals with ages and death dates spanning February. Names include Herbert Meyer age 90 in Bays. Barbara Baade near New Ul, Mrs Mary Patri o. John Chneiwind Gustave. Walter Kite. Wille Baker. Albert Haynes. F Li Adams 67. Joseph Schripar. William Led near Ruaky. Richard Balleu 88. Henderson. John Braun. Annie O Connor. Peter Mayer 46. J A Hall 87. Lee Barnes 6. F B Russell. F Crain. V Lamotha. Miss M Padden Lindale. Mary Jane Denison.
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Car Dentha
App
Edward
Gustave
Quin
Etits
Julia
John
Runge
Peli Fator
Mary
Eben
Meyer
Herbert
Bays
Baade
Barbara
Aibs
New Uli
Patri i
Hardcastle
D. By
Dabsruary
White
R. C
McKinney
Pobruary
Kite
Walter
Smithville
Uary
Baker
Mies Wille
Haynes
Albert
Gatn Biull
Lamar County
Adams
F. Li
Piad Wi Ru
Mayer
Peter
Dalley Faluary
Hall
J. A
DallasMruary
Lindale
Marriage Notices From Various Texas Cities
A list of marriage announcements records couples paired in early February across Texas towns including Devers Cleburne Texarkana Tyler Alvarado Lindale Crosby Denison and Palo. Each entry notes bride and groom names with venue and date hints.
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T. BR. Scott
Mise
Lilian Baesey
Cleburne
Mee HN. Vaughn
Minea Smith
Arthur Choate
Leon
Texarkana
Rufus Higginbottom
A ' Illiama
Chappell
I Ae Ginney
Tyler
J. W. Cathey
Miss Get Cother
Alvarado
Feprasry
Joseph P
Crosby
Nee Lindale
B. G. Bingham
Ann
R Cooke
Denison
B. L. Gladish
Misers
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Waager
Chievely
Renithera
Irjah
Papidary
Spencer Wilkinson
Morning Post
Tolay
NEW Yyork
Texmne
Pactfly
Eadache Cheno
Renmpniered
General Roberts
Mauah
Chieetan
Plebing
Britain
Regu Palliattes
Rensbert
Lord Roseberry
Hauyge of Commons
Lothera
Ladyemith
Tomw
Renehers
Dringon Bay
Wheel
Macram
Stain Department
State Department
Eenore
Ure
Reese Et al Je
Bastrop
Corsicana
Penitentiary Board
Drazoria
Mary Moore
Brentiom
Fred Braun
Galveston
Odel
Railroad Commission
Pie House
Columleston
Mr. Garner Wil Dak
Deyeer
Taaforan
Drakes
Congress
Catton
Cora
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
United Commercial
Grand Conneil
A. N. Parlin
Houston Electric Street Railway Company
Traonmiss Areaion Congress
Meeker Street
Gibson
Confederate Movement Fund
Drekbaman
Shearly Dave
Frisco
Wenleon
International
Willta
Fomeign
United States
Warthina
B. H.R. Green
Diora
Bexar County
Republicana
Cets
Dlow
Grant
Fidera
Ledlow
Geyer Ludlow
San Miguel
Ladiow
Tailievw
Buller
Skereh
Buller Movid
Evan Arrose
Canal Commission
Grand Lodge
Droon
Onovsske and Maher
Jeppries-Corbett
All Drugeiste
Rotuas
Cawthon
Witter
K. H. Cawthon & ¢ Clothier
Hatterm
Furntake i
Main Street
Caner
Capital
Texas & Louisiana Lumber Cy
Phome
Jackson
Maorringe
Leon J. Bowers
Emma de Blanc
Devers
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Treat Mieensen
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