Roberts Wires Weir fighting continues on front lines
A Reuters cable from Aliwal North reports continued Boer resistance as British reinforcements push toward the Me River. British casualties appear light. unit movements and naval support are noted, with emphasis on the Seventh Dragoon Guards and port facilities.
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London
Roberts
Blamfonten
Wader
Tate
Atiwal Nertis
Phagurrisut
Amd
Suritus
Cape
Bern
Srineb
Sahurday
Meerkathtontein
Wat
Aliwal Noth
Weprner
Porigat Phateran
Troupa Ane
Metra Portugues
Mike
Keberks
Tits Madagemenol
Thea Sturmberg
Alice
Bloetufonterm
Lear
Viglun
Abumk Bao
Bourg
Be Leane Ted
Brigade Sontinands
Awit
British Loss at Wepener and related frontline turmoil
Reported battles around Wepener and Sundays River carried heavy casualties and stalled Boer defenses. Dispatches from Cape Coast and Mafeking describe naval bombardment from April 1 and advancing British columns, with warnings of supply shortages and shifting morale. The front lines near Liggarsberg and Paardeberg show continued pressure as Colonel Cronje’s reappearance is noted amid food scarcity and strategic uncertainty.
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Darel
Prat Brochot Teasgal Hoopetind
Peti
Durkan
Daily ‘Telegraph
Sundays River
Liggarsberg
Vryingo Avenue
Paardeberg
Jonson
Naily Mail
Sarah Wilson
Mafeking
Cal. Phumer
Cronje
Tarn
Hidden conflict critics reveal wartime aims in meta talks
Report excerpts political debate about opening moves by a group named Tagesring Vue Gite and a correspondent outlining tensions between authorities, journalists, and civilians over civil conditions. Mentioned are water supply issues, land for settlers, and ongoing disputes tied to governance and public notices.
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Fonton
Lowson
Daily News
Ascerta von Hs Refetanim
Donce
Ora
Missouri Populist State Convention Set for April 30
The state central committee of the regular Populist party met in Kansas City to decide a state convention date in Missouri. April 30 is planned to select 23 delegates to the national convention in Sioux Falls South Dakota on May 9. Chairman Littell indicated no fusion with Democrats this year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisville
Republican State Central
Taylor
Bradley
Deboe
W. A. Gaines
Supreme Court
Exciting Time as Democrats Push Puerto Rican Bill
A heated House scene over a special order to concur with Senate amendments on the Durty Rican bill drew large crowds and fierce exchanges. Republicans denied bribery charges while Democrats argued the country seeks action, ending with the rule adoption and broad Republican cheers.
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House
Senate
Oon
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Cyor Mul Iter
Richardson
Ce Reef Publican
Hanie
Mob
Babewtk
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Ihardaga
Republican Committee
Adams
Sub Foundation
Poanesse Tik
Dabcoek
Vulee
Babcock
Tobacco Trust
Sugar Trust
Trosvenor
Ubty
Demyerstie Party
Mugwump
Republican
Tennese
Tennessee
Gravenor
The Clark Case and Senate Report Conflict
Weogoingnin inquiry ponders senator Clark case and private aide cooperation as committee report due. Officials expect no resignation. Kane, Atchison reports note snowstorm in Kansas. Phoebe Hearst plans a museum of art and archaeology at the University of California.
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Sire. Hearst
Berkeley
Cal
Phoebe A. Hearst
University of California
Omaha Fire Destroys Transportation Building at Exposition
April 11 Omaha reports early morning fire demolished the Trans Mississippi exposition grounds transportation building while other wrecking structures were torn down. Origin of the blaze unknown. Included items from Washington and Chicago dispatches on Admiral Dewey, a Texas figure Col J Lilford, a murder suicide in Chicago, a multi millionaire burglary, and postmaster meetings in Kansas. Bryan at Los Angeles with silver Republicans noted.
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Omaha
Trans Mississippi Exposition Grounds
Wreck— Mot Company
San Antonio
The
Express
Chicago
John Tomarek
Tomarek
St Joseph
St. Joseph
Bryan
Los Angeles
Cal
W. J. Bryan
Notes on deaths and events from Potnam to Newdletsex
News notes from Missouri and beyond report a Potnam County farmer Lx Eaving died of hydrophobia after a cat bite. Measles outbreak at Archinon orphanage. Elections and legislative items in Kansas and Wichita. Treasury estimates for 1901 totalling 82 million dollars. Chicago firms ban cigarette smoking by workers. R Tuttle & Co flour mill explosion in Columbia City Indiana kills Henry Landon and C. S. Young. US Consul Hay in Pretoria finds no evidence to support tampering claims. A contract to buy 30 000 to 35 000 horses for Britain near completion in New York for cavalry and artillery use in South Africa. Mural meeting notes of the kers' association.
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Potnam County
Eaving
Atchinon
Gage
Treasury
Chicago
R. Tuttle & Co
Columbia Giy
Ind
Henry Landon
Young
United States
Hay
Pretoria
Macrum
New York
Regimente Ans
South Africa
Building Trades Council Clash Sparks Work On Field Building
Chicago on April 1 sees twelve master plumbers volunteering to complete the Marshall Field building contract as strikers pause. Wealthy tradesmen including Corboy Quito Tadlesk Falk Herbert and ex Alderman Wyteon step in to finish plumbing, while special police guard the entry and strikers watch. In New York James Kellogg head of E S Wenn company is jailed for seven years and six months after grand larceny conviction. In Kansas City Albert G Robert and William Dubusa Jr plead guilty to stealing 320 000 from Livestock Commission and receive three years and months in prison for mortgaging Oklahoma cattle they didn’t own.
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Chicago
Overalia
Marshall Field
EB. Baggot & Co
Mr Corboy
Thomas Quito
Paul Tadlesk
Frank Falk
Charles Herbert
Alexander Wyteon
Building Trades Council
New York
James B. Kellogg
E. 8. Wenn
Kellogg
Supreme Court
Oklahome
Kansas City
Albert G. Robert
William Tdubusa, Jr
The
Criminal Court Today
Livestock Commission Company
Oklahoma
Robert
Detroit
Attempted postoffice robbery and political notes across states
Early this morning four burglars tried to rob a Kansas City postoffice and wounded two guards after blasting the safe with nitroglycerine. In Helena a state convention pledged support for Bryan and sent delegates to Sioux Falls. Washington reports the Pastfissable bill moving, with navy control and a $300000 appropriation. Maine Republicans endorsed McKinley at their convention. Columbus covers Bryan sentiment in Democratic clubs and a G A R camp meeting plan. A New York briefing notes a claim of a life-prolonging secret by Theodore Sutro and a planned medical bureau for the Hundred Year club with diet, living changes, and mental testing.
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Lars
Kansas City
Gabool
Saya
Harvey Hawkins
Truman Stewart
Motel Majestic
New York
Theodore Sutro
Sutro
Medical Bureau of Specialists
Water rising along Red River flood dangers spread
Reports from Denison Texas and many points along the Red River indicate high water rising rapidly. The Red River has risen ten feet in 24 hours, with other rivers like Sulphur and Washita also flooding. Storm conditions stretch across the West with heavy frosts and warnings of continued cloud bursts into Texas and temperatures far below normal.
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Texas
Denison
Tex
Red Rive
Washita
Texerkanamay
Red River
Tiue
Chicago
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Utopia
Indiana
Ohio
Denver
Dodge City
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Towne Views on bi metallic issues and party fights
A Duluth report quotes Charles A. Towne arguing that bimetallism remains essential despite distractions from other issues. He attacks the Republican party for surrender to banks and trusts and for eroding constitutional liberty, insisting all other questions bow to saving the government from Republican betrayal.
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Duluth
Minn
Charles A. Towne
Republican Party
Desirable Building Lots on Obie Street Offered
Sood offers desirable building lots on Obie Street in Lawrence in the choicest residence portion near the University. Lots are cheaper than acre property, conveniently located with transportation access and prime placement for residence use.
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Obie Street
Lawrence
Vermont Street
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Prices
Market wire report lists live stock prices including native steers bulls and feeders with receipts for Sunday. Grain section shows bids and prices for No 2 red and white corn. mixed feeds and byproducts noted with various futures terms and year date references.
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Gansabuity
Mapeas Orrt
Catwle
Recelpia
Mized Singh4h; Packers Koga Ples 6.00%6.20, Light 4,1055.49 Bermr
Susady
Lacabe
Biemorons
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Woodruff
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B. H. Leslie
Massachusette Sreet
Massachusetts Street
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D. Wp. H. Winslow
Tod Mase
D* C.J. Simmons
Masa
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M. D
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W.S. Bunn
Tal
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D. A
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Woodward
Tennessee Treet
E. D. F. Phillips
Mana St. Uy
St.telephone
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A.J. Anderson
Louthlann St. Vraclers
Hualing
Elizabeth Laslett
Omeor
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C. B. M’clelland
Ofice Heal & Guddrog's
Rusideno
Coe
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Lawreote
Theo
W. Hadley
Western Vet
Collage
Omice
ElIs & Hobbs
Oulo Street
Eldridge
A.J. Mua
Red Brooks
Inaurange
Massasachu- Holl Street
H. Gillham
Henry
Winwrop
M. Com
Alfred Whitman
Incurancs
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Wepner
Gatacre
Wepener
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Weyedberge
Shels
Seti
Tneetmar Bowatel
Cation Gieunrid
Lanler
Susie Boane
Ty Cape Coantnis
Cokksbur
Gape
Tie
Gluoresk
Arare
Sargder Eereantiora
Rene
Felner Vostlone
Bowt
Conatraete WU
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Barts Foto Hewe Et Tocaranergy
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Clark
Dive Deans Concerti Oon Beart
Kane Atchison, Kan
Downs
Missouri Picaic
Solomon
Treexleat
Washimton
Chaim
Boubig
Aputualata Insidnaton
Yeetertiuy
National Spiritaalists’ Association
the Winds State Spiritualists? Association
Kanes
Eeseph Mortengen
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Phribon
Pepal Wirad
Bryas
Helena
Mont
Populst
Sioux Falla
Will Bulla
Washington
Senate Hag
Navy Department
McMinney
Lewiston
Republicans of
Maine
McKinley
Columbus
League of Democratic Clubs
Apell
Gea
Shaw
AWHL
Gen. Shaw
Headrea Year Club
New York City
Helieves II
Towne
William F. Miller
Miller
Col
W. H. Wheelan
of the Post
Castero
David H. Moore
Western Advocate
J. F. Terry
Epworth Herald
Daniel L. Raden
Asbury Church
Concern
Britta Xelcures
Stowe
Cape Tow
Department of State
Dirluyon Bay
State Department
Cleveland
H. B. Hunt Stamping Company
Hickox Street
VTHE
Lawrence “Sen
H.l.moor
FA Batley
F. W. Barteuissia
Gluthart
A, Henley
Williams
B.S. Hall
ER W.sparr
J.D. Bowarseer
Wr, Brobbe
Wiecers
J.D. Ebowersoce
R. W. Spann
Howad
Burson
Ane'teekier
Watkins National Bank
Canim
Watking
Biu
Pine
J.B
Br WE
Hazem
J- Hou Reese
Hta
Furales
B.tuckere
B. Haze Ee
Rinotpsl Wities
Marchants National Bank
A. Monroe
W. F. March
Casanier
Yee
Monroe
M. Newmark
Grovenor
Marvin
G. Manle Marks
Eben Baldwin
R.S. Boyd
Atsfagdlon
Beal & Gooding
Vermont
Opphelte
Lawrence Howse
Wm. T. Sin Money
O, E. Learnard
Bamey Ebek
NSA
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