Battles and Movements Near the Tugela Front
Reports from London detail heavy fighting along the Tugela front with General Warren urging advances Though progress appears slow as the Boers hold strong positions on ridges and in ravines Artillery and infantry clash in a growing engagement The British line pushes to seize the Boers left center while rumors circulate of Boer withdrawals and reinforcements assembling at Cape Town for Natal operations
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Warnig
Ywreen
Reo
Spearman
Dungas
Gradtwilly Uribe
Uck
Thasen
Lolewrinn
Tensimrit
Mieren
Bendon
Jan
Ifeneral Buller
Buller
Cape Town
Natal
Genral Haller
Cole
Nove Prmillon
Tabamynrna
Bolonkep
Artilery
Hell
Tugel
Secretary Davis and Kinley aide travel to London amid speculation
A fragmentary report states Secretary Davis and aides, including a notable interior official, arrived en route to Work. President Slobisley’s plans to meet in Metorla, London spark questions over a private message relay to President Slobisley. Observers doubt a high official would take extended leave without notice.
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Betnelorts
Lawrenze
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Didi
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Aealiite
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Slobisley
Transvon
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Kenloger
Meetorla
London
Kroger
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Aly. Davis
Washinton
Mos Kinley
Submarine War Strength Debated in Assembly
A statement by Deputy M Delaporte outlines government plans for a new submarine torpedo boat Holland. He cites a proposed vessel with speed between forty and forty five knots and a range of 20 to 400 nautical miles. The aim is to provide offensive value and deterrence, with hopes of bolstering national protection against potential sea attacks.
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Americous
Cme
Nervices Pavia
Dan
Whith BU
Det
M. Delaporte
Onos
Wien Wikre
Connt
Ieldloh
Washington
Jai
Ie Hull AG
Ehlurge
Adalat Plate
Duduras Wetoruintyry
Dunaelige
Puerto Duita
Pers Ivooah
Cmpauily
Murray
Montane Wentiales Luton Che Qeniite
Leiutos Chink
Contested Gambler Cantellane Denies Rumors in Paris
New York June Count Honi de Cinterline and the Commen de Cis tellane arrived on the French steamer La Bretagne from Ville line. They visited the Wilder Astoria hotel where Cantellane firmly denied charges of stock gambling and speculation, stating she never gambled or played cards for money and calling the stories false.
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Aid Cantellane
Congress debates reform on Puerto Rico statehood funding
The record recounts a heated floor discussion on constitutional reform and federal oversight. Representative Murray of Montana notes a bribery allegation involving a Louisiana politician and a $910,000 vote offer. The dialogue centers on capital gains, public spending, and potential reforms.
Germany postpones decisive action on neutral rights amid negotiations
A dated dispatch reports that Germany has not agreed to a clear definition of contraband or neutral rights, awaiting recall of current talks with England. U S officials indicate willingness to join a broader movement for clearer definitions if negotiations progress, with diplomacy centered on neutrals and potential conference options.
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Molonse
Mystiel Partour
Berlin
Bere Levis Durbin
Maya Abe
Muti
Siti
Port Biwieth
Aheveleaye
Marlo
Germany
England
Neutratn
Pirin
Yag
Hyjunit
Pele Gore
Fragmented Text on Conference and Allies Incomplete
The readable fragments reference an international conference with mentions of Germany Sweden Holland France and Russia. It hints at diplomatic dynamics, American involvement and shifts in alliance, plus notes on savings or financial figures. Details are unclear and many names are garbled.
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Magen Lorvaise
Ald Towelte
Taro Me Staal
Tyson
Fawn Cermany
Sweden
Holand
France
Rusa
Renee
Topeka Paper Editor Announces Change in Control and Plans
NEHA PARE is slated to assume control of the Topeka paper, with GM Vie Mey overseeing operations. Sheldon, anchor of the morning program, will stay on as editor while the paper contemplates editorial reforms. The move includes suspending publication on Sundays and delaying some ad campaigns as new policies are set.
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Topeka
Vopeka
Das
Bopelas
Vie Mey
Sheldon
Abe Theldon
Wasinews
Jbo
Ict
Bhelion
Apa
Chielnge Hilt
Bauday
Entombment to Await Recovery After Mine Collapse
Reported in St Louis and other cities, a dangerous mine collapse trapped workers. Rescue efforts underway as air and water flood the tunnel. Authorities fear multiple fatalities while investigators seek the cause of the caving and the delay in reaching the entombed workers.
Tapaniona Lady’s Stepson David Deahler Ties to Korea
Governor Nash receives a letter from his stepson David W. Deahler reporting engagement to a Japanese lady of standing tied to Hamilton circles. Deahler has been in business in Korea and will wed in Japan, with Columbus society noting his marriage prospects amid courtly ties.
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Nash
Korea
Columbus
Nowh Haa
Tie
David W. Deahler
Hamilton
Dewhler
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