Fragmentary Note on Boer Defenses and Attacks
The passage notes Boer positions near Lacyamith and a gate line to slow General Buller. It mentions large legions contemplating another attack though depleted by losses. Before Bat tirdaw they felt confident in defeating the garrison and seizing the town's position.
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Perth Annes
Lacyamith
Doubulers
Buller
Mumiers
Uber Rhey
Battirdaw
Garrision
Posecnmion
Battle action amid Boer movement and retreat losses
The report describes a nighttime raid against Boer lines with Captain Brett and 77 men, a heavy counterattack from the Boers, and Brett's surrender after heavy casualties. British artillery fired to the right as the retreat began, with 92 killed or wounded and many left behind as the position collapsed.
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Italy
Ain Nawinpoort
Watsee
Maby Falta
Cautein
Brett
Canadian Lord Lands Mount Ed Force for War Effort
London January reports that Lord Lansdowne accepted Lord Etraviconn's offer to raise a Canadian mounted force of at least 400 men from Manitoba Northwest Territory and British Columbia. The contingent would be armed equipped and conveyed by the Canadian Contingents and led by expert marksmen riders and scouts. The plan would involve substantial expenditure and the War Office praised Strathcona's proposal as a remarkable display of patriotism.
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London
Lansdowne
Lord Etraviconn
Lea
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
Britesh Columbia
Bowe Africa
Exponen
Markemon
Rough Ridare
Strathcena
Alls Wells Ladysmith Report From Front Lines
Descriptive World War I style dispatch notes quiet two days then resumed activity near Gillant Wind. Observers report two small cavalry units with machine guns moving while Boer forces fire remains around Bulawatta Bi and Caesar's camp. Casualties noted as more Boer dead. Urgent field situation described as ongoing.
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Ladysmith
Bulawatta Bi
Fred
Caesar's Catup
Berlin gun shipments to southern European state revealed
Berlin correspondent reports Britain supplied four Keto guns to a southern European state about two years ago. The article notes the guns are hot quick-firing types and suggests they will be replaced by South African gun stocks from British garrisons.
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London
Berlin
South Africa
Russian Gold Reserve Diminished Amid Money Market Strains
At Petersburg in January, Finance Minister M Dew Wilt announced a budget statement noting Russia's gold reserve had fallen by 2,000,000 roubles amid unfavorable money market conditions.
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Petersburg
M. Dew Wilt
Russia
Wrecked Steamer Photo Tells Little of Vessel
A storm wreck in January leaves the steamer unnamed with only scattered clues. Bodies recovered number ten among the wreckage. plans for salvage depend on weather. A villager photographed a portion of the scene, but most details remain uncertain.
Alabama Senator Morgan Stirs Row With Governor Johnston
Senator Jobo T. Morgan, opposing Governor Johnston's candidacy, criticized in a sharp letter from Washington to Captain Prenk Wher of Birmingham. The exchange sparked a notable disturbance as Morgan publicly challenged the governor.
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Morgan
Johnston
Birmingham
Jobo T. Morgan
Bhe
United Suates
Joveton
Jobo
Washington
Prenk
Campaign memo accuses Johnston of patronage in senate bid
The Morgan State committee charges Johnston used public patronage to secure a senate seat and alleges he plotted with Pettit to undermine party unity. The document lists three charges: patronage for advancement, manipulation of adversaries, and treachery to the party for political gain.
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Conttane
Morgan State
Lena
Johbatan
Hig Offen
Morgat
Pettun
Johnston
Annate
Democratic Party
Ontos
Roquemere
Nereona
Hie Narcy
Pimulietn
Floods devastate Western Washington rail and towns
Heavy rain and chinook flood Western Washington valleys. Northern Pacific reports washed-out bridges and tracks near Summer Kendrick and Hot Springs. Towns like Kendrick suffer severe damage as rivers rise, with lines down and trains stranded.
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Tacoma
Wanh
Washington
Jaioh County
Taho
Puyallup
Stuck
Witte
Atreatia
Kent
Iyhig
White River
Woroby
Northern Pacific
Tuome
Waughungat
Canton
Crocker
Kendrick
Kendviel
Potthich
Bear Creek
Tuitlach
Julistre
Potttard
Lewleton
Jjullatia
Robber Holds Up Two Kansas City Restaurants
A masked armed robber stormed Lewis and McClintock restaurants at 1210 West street, demanding cash from clerks and customers. He fled with about $148 after holding up the staff and bystander witnesses, then escaped into the nearby streets within minutes.
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Kansas City
Lewis
Wuatna
Stanley Brushwood
Roginter
Walter
Robert McClintock
Joseph Drindale
Walters
Hans
Arma
Jobe
Wounded Post Proprietor Tightens in Denver Death Risk
Denver dispatch reports Post proprietor seriously wounded by lawyer W. W. Anderson remains in critical condition as a hemorrhage worsens. Associate Harry H. Tammon also shot. both men face grave danger with no clear recovery in sight. Anderson was released on habeas corpus by Judge Ruthyy, bond set at $10,000.
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Newwspaper
Denver
Colo
Janey
Hotifiels
The
Post
W. W. Anderson
Phyaciind Sre
Harry H. Tammon
Bontel
Anderson
W.W. Anderson
Dinirer
Ruthyy
Hin Bend
Hood
Tontin City
Cal
Saparilla
SurLey
Main St
Auburn
Ead
Lieutenant Samuel Howard remembered in Civil War record
The fragment notes Lieutenant Samuel Howard of Washington on January 4 in connection with the naval action of the Monitor Merrimac era. It recalls his long service and battle involvement across the Mississippi and Atlantic theaters, highlighting decades of duty and notable roles aboard ironclads.
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Washington
Beivceon
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each bottle and offers a 25 cent price with a money back refund if it fails.
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E. W. Grove
Goebel Contesta Hearing Opens as Political Fight Intensifies
Jan 14 Frankfort Ky The gubernatorial contest and related lieutenant governor dispute move to testimony with 9 4 a m start tomorrow A committee of senators and representatives from both parties will hear evidence over days and allow rebuttals Judge James I Kavin and other counsel will attend Former Governor Bradley denies rumors of a plan to sway the election and says his actions followed party duty
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Frankfort
Frasier
Cronahaw
Allen
Flickman
Barton
Finn
Sledge
Collum
Selly
Crawford
Alexander
Baird
Holland
Read
Lilly
Louie McQudwn
John KR. Hendrick
Coehel
James I. Kavin
Covington
Zack Phelps
Aaron Kohn
Louteville
Cootes
Tormer
W. O. Bradley
W. HH. Your
Lexington
Jidge A. PF. Humphrey
Dewin W. Forleign
Louis- Sits
Taylor
Minckbury
Washington
Goebel
Tassor
Evang
Loulsville
Opeaton
Bradley
Park
Thhe
Campala
Gold and exchange markets shift in Europe amid German export dip
A Foreign Market report notes a December gold movement, with 19,000,000 marks sent to England and over 1,010,000 marks moved from the West. Banks hesitate to open the market, London rates rise, and German exports drop as warried by authorities. The stock market shows gains while expectations hinge on policy and currency trends.
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Ope Chinteele
Tene
Herlin
Jandery
Relitiibank
Talus
Iin Nowell
Germany
Atri
England
Weiesta
Europe
Hirsiia
London
Gerauny
Ceriyauy
Haglan
Sieare
Labor Unions Help Shape Fort Worth City Election
Fort Worth labor unions plan a strong showing at a public meeting to decide tactics for the upcoming municipal election. They aim to pressure candidates and demand respectful consideration, claiming union strength across the city could influence results and force recognition if their demands are ignored. The group plans to formulate their demands at a Saturday night gathering.
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Fort Worth
Texas
IBM
Rockdale Interest Grows in Municipal Campaign
Rockdale Texas sees rising interest in the principal campaign as the spring election nears. Municipal affairs attract attention with focus on the mayor and alderman races.
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Rockdale
Texas
Ex-Minister Barrett Claims He Caused Insurrection
In a Jan 1 address Barrett a former minister alleges Senator Hour's speech sparked the Philippine insurrection. He says a ciphered version circulated via Hong Kong and Paris reached Filipino soldiers, influencing actions in Manila and prompting government scrutiny. Senator Otis' reports are cited in rebuttal.
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Chieags
Joan Barrett
T Bigm
Senator
Lake Force University
United States
Antiaxpandion Appech
Hong Kong
Cuuslog
Homer
Barpay
Che Lownikers
la Vande
Susan
Lotefest
Ap. Huepett
Ahuke Hada Wittr Lili
Hin Addnewe
Philippines
Chenpeaker
Paris
Washington
Tieartoniehe
Siam
Otis
Senate
Hanna's Campaign Fund Grows Amid Republican Fears
Special to The Port reports from Philadelphia that Benator Hanna chairs the National Republican Committee and plans to raise a large campaign fund. The piece notes aggressive fundraising methods used in Ohio and warns of renewed efforts to back the party as dangers to national safety mount.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Benater Hanna
National Republican Committee
Republican Party
Ohio
Fort Worth News Roundup of War, Politics and Local Events
Lord Roberts reports Boer movements while a heliograph signals from Ladyamith. Treason charges loom over Sunnyside. Sir Charles Warren probes for enemies. Delegates gather in Fort Worth for the National Live Stock association convention. John W. Renfro receives death sentence at Cleburne. Local civic and business notes cover cotton mills, marketing plans, railroad contracts, and labor organizing.
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Ladyamith
Worone
Sunnyside
Pene
Charles Warren Hex
Vrere
Bibington
Free State
Fort Worth
John W. Renfro
Cleburne
Francis
College Station
Texas
Pegro
Indy
Henderson
Farinera
Arcadia
Alvin
Cotalder
Matagordhs
Week in Congress Focuses on Philippine, Hale, and Finance
Washington sources report the Senate will resume the Pettigrew resolution on Philippine information Monday morning followed by Senator Rawlins on the financial bill. General speeches by Berry and Teller are anticipated, with Hale’s seizure of British goods and Aldrich’s finance plan shaping the week alongside potential action on the Samoa treaty and Quay report.
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Washington
Senate
Pettigrew
Philippines
Rawlins
Utah
Berry
Ark
Great Britain
Aldrich
Teller
Daniel
Bacon
Quay
House to Start Work This Week on Appropriation Bills
The House plans routine session work this week with Friday set for Hobart memorial observances. Deficiency and pension appropriations likely pass, but the deficit bill could trigger a long debate over army and navy costs and Philippine policy. The pension office criticism may prompt related legislation, while the Roberts case seems unlikely to reach the House before next week.
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Washington
Hobart
Philippines
Pension Office
Roberta
Unclear OCR: agriculture exports and governance report
The fragmentary text references agricultural exports and upcoming events with government matters. It mentions an improving report from Greely and hints at a coming week’s activities. Details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
Agricultural Exports Show Large European Demand 1894–98
Washington reports chief Frank He Mitehooek details American farm product exports from 1894 to 1898. Britain bought about 66 percent of exports, with 962 million annually. Germany and France held about 7 percent combined. Total export value rose from 400 million in 1894 to 528 million in 1898, led by the United Kingdom, Germany, and France.
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Washington
Frank He Mitehooek
Meion
Vericultural
Europe
Iso
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Germany
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Canada
Italy
Spain
Boltum
Canadas
Japan
Denmark
British Africa
Earote
Aspirants Vie in Lord Forelty Merchal Race
Three hopefuls compete for local office with J B Beation likely seeking re election and W O Stevens named for continued role as collector. Leonard Teanes seen as unlikely to oppose, debt fading and city finances reported sound. Conventions of white citizens have long nominated candidates, contributing to a quiet, orderly election outlook.
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Merchal
Matchal
J.B. Beatiion
W.oal
Bueigen
Falthiel
Leonard Teanes
Mayor Harrison Under Pressure Over Stevenson Nomination
Friends of former Vice President Stevenson urge Mayor Harrison to accept the nomination as political maneuvering intensifies in city leadership circles.
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Harrison
Action Friends
Stevenson
Populist Party Committee Elects Members in Earnest
In Johnsen County Texas the executive committee of the Populist party reorganized its leadership and elected Welegulew to the congressional district convention. The convention meets in Dallas on February 3 to select delegates for the National Populist Convention.
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Johnsen County
Popolista
Oleburne
Texan
Popillar Party
Ehurne
Welegulew
Contremsional
Dallag
Wolegaien
the Peoples Party
London Exchange Ends Quiet Week With Gains
The London stock market closed the week on a firmer note as investors anticipated cheaper money conditions. Gains were led by favorites like Baltimore and Chicago lines with strong demand seen across rails and utilities. Money remained ample with 2 percent rates for four weeks and three months.
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Igidot
South Africa
Bertin Baying
Amon
Baltimor
Deever
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul
Laueritin
Nashville
Declinings To Run For Governor Spark Party Turmoil
Corter Horriaem Sass refuses nomination for governor as Unicom and Democrat leaders led by Chairman Watson oppose the bid. Ex-Congressman Hlarichséey and HW F. Dunlop of Jacksonville aligned with the state committee as they urge the party to honor theocracy and support the current mayoral slate.
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Harrison
Ibn Democratit
Watson
Democrat
Hlarichséey
HW. F. Dunlop
Jackonylile
Party For State Fresesurer
Ani
Drate Roll Former Galveston Official Dies
The Drate Roll, once a Costoma official in Galveston, died today at Sea Moines after a long career. He served as collector of internal revenue in Galveston in 18%, and later as general of customs to Texas. From 1861 64 he was an editor in Galveston, and he married Miss Liegie Hirtoh in Kingston. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Costoma
Galveston
Sea Moines
Camp
Taimatiem
Papesea
Harpestead
Oitter
Ling Moinen Daily Navy
Misa
Governor McLaurin's Term Acknowledged Amid Health Rumors
Unclear report notes Gov A J MeLaurin, elected United States senator for the 10 term, has health concerns affecting duties. The governor is said to be resting well and underwent surgery, with his term expiring soon.
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Seoator-Bicet
Melaurio
Alanta
Gio
Elderly Judge Heereaut Dies After War Service
Worcester dispatch reports Colonel W.8. B. Houkins, aged 41, a distinguished judge and former commander in the war, died today after years of service. He resided in Worcester and was known for early career in the district and his wartime leadership.
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Worcester
le Bey
Loshara
Niefo Seumonis
Thitena
Moers March Toward Sea With Wagons Reported
Report from Zululand says Boer commander Zampayan with forces near St Luela bar pushes toward the sea with wagons awaiting supplies. Looting has occurred in Swaziland and ruined natives are completing destruction.
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Moers
Dertan
Zampayan
Zululand
St Luela
Swaziland
Moody's Life: minister resigns over Bible institute controversy
In Weenington on January 14 Rev J Wilbur Chapman resigned as vice president of the Bible institute following a dispute over who should write the pamphlet. The report notes conflicting voices and a clerical split inside the Fourth Presbyterian church.
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Weenington
J. Wilburs Chapman Ha
The
Bible Institute
Renee
Boundary clash near Tacoma unsettles warring lines in early January
French ships clashed with Chinese forces in a four hour sea and land engagement. Gunboats and cannon fire destroyed ammunition and forts amid bombardments along the coastline. Twenty eight wounded reported with heavy losses on both sides as villages burned and civilians fled toward the shore.
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Houndary Diam
Aster
Ennis National Roles Placed in Bank Office
The Ennis National text lists M. La dent and J. W. Dunkerley as officers with H. Dunkerley serving as cashier and J. le sistant cashier noted in the report.
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Ennis National
M. Ladent
J. W. Dunkerley
H. Dunkerley
Cashier
Lesistant Cashier
Mis Brother Physician BP Say 1 Is His Meat There
A fragmented report notes a physician training in a hospital and combined practice methods. It mentions a trial treatment and a variable record of success, suggesting evolving medical methods and outcomes.
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Gielank
Hothawat
Ely
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