British retreat labeled Boer victory at Magaliesberg
General Kitchener confirms heavy losses after four Northumberland Fusiliers were captured and 664 others missing from Clement's force. Casualties include five officers killed and eighteen missing, with 545 others wounded or missing, amid Boer and Laer attacks near Pretoria and Thabanda.
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London
Kitchener
Magaliesberg
Erday
House of Commons
Broderick
Klighener
Clement
Northumberland Fusiliers
Pretoria
Clementa
Nek
Cape Town
Bradwood
Kapox
de Wet
Thabsachu-Ladybrand
Laers
Dea
Thabanda Deer
Help Kruger Pretext in British News Clamor
London dispatches allege a prearranged move to bolster Kruger's position as new reports mark the anniversary of the Culenso battle. Editors cite Buller’s alleged failures and the Ladysmith surrender talks while noting competing national reviews and sensational commentary.
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London
Roer
Kruger
Freal
Culenso
Buller
James Clazette
Cugela
White
Ladysmith
Five Men Rob Brighton Vault in Midnight Train Heist
A five man gang in Brighton Wisconsin robbed the village marshal, overpowered him, and freed him before detonating dynamite to wreck Blodgets Ironbank vault. They then looted H Mutler store for 100 dollars, started a fire in another shop, and fled on a hand car. The marshal joined a posse with bloodhounds to pursue the robbers.
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H. Mutler
Sutler
Moe
California Storm Teardown Leaves Towns Mocked by Wind
Salinas endured a ten minute furious storm resembling a tornado. In San Miguel Canyon the storm lasted an hour with trees uprooted and derricks blown down. Watsonville and Chular reported major damage to a pumping plant and a warehouse roof. telegraph lines cut. A windmill tank fatality occurred near Spreckels.
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Ballons
Calif
Salinas
San Miguel Canyon
Orobarda
Salloas
McKinnon Ranch
Watsonville
Chular
All Y
Marriage of Dr. Jacob Feldmann to Countess Lelese Tatle
Society was greatly astonished by the announcement of the marriage of Dr. Jacob Feldmann to Countess Lelese Tatle last Saturday in Austria. The union followed recent reports and engagement rumors involving Countess Tatle, sister of the bride, with Feldmann.
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Austria
Jacob Feldmann
Lelese Tatle
Feidmant
Tulse Tuatfe
Pi Bata Ph Society
Gertrude Boughton
M Summerfield
Kansas University
Grace Collins
W. E. Hazen
Clara
Martin Levy
New York City
West Iuawrenga
Kansas City
Colorado chemist finds poison evidence in Barber case
A Colorado chemist delivered a report to Archuleta county coroner stating he found strychnine in the viscera of George A. Barber of Iowa. Barber’s sudden death at Pusaga Springs led to the arrest of his traveling companions Mrs Myrtle Wright and George Neil on suspicion of poisoning. The report will be read to the coroner's jury investigating the death at Pusaga Springs.
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Colorado
Denver
Archuleta County
George
A. Barber
Iowa
Pusaga Springs
Spanions
Myrtle Wright
George Neil
Pusoga Springs
Barber
J H Elliott
West Warren Street
Colo
Bishop
Veruica
Rose
Bertha Eliott
Weil
Bertha
Canvert
Newman|Erb
New York City
Erb
Chicago
M Summerfield
Ben Jacobs
B Friedberg
Friedburg
Kansas City
Lawrence
NT Summerfield
Frederica Finke
Salita
Ridgeway
Martin Levy
Jacob House
Joseph Arnheim
Harry House
Oklahoma
Hiter
Clara House
New York
Tracy Leacnard
California
Messrs
Fred Greete
Col
H.M. ‘Greene
Missouri River Plans and Political Tension
Fragmented notes describe protest plans in Missouri River discussions, with references to John Dengaherty and a confrontation during a political interview. The report mentions government actions, possible pardons, and a demand for accountability amid local turmoil. A separate item notes a murder case defense and a political convention invitation in Salt Lake City addressing Mormon influence.
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Ured Hans Eléertons
Salt Lake City
Strike Clock Ticks at 5 PM for Santa Fe Trans
Reports from Topeka say a sympathetic railway strike by the Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers and allied orders is planned for 5 o clock tomorrow afternoon if Santa Fe officials do not settle differences. Leaders hint at a strong card to play, while officials remain tight lipped about specifics as the dispute complicates service and raises concern along the line.
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Kansas City
Dic
Topeka
Santa Fe Eystem
Brotherhood of Railway Tratameo
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Order of Railway Conductora
MM Dolphin
OR. 1
Dolphin
R. C. Clapp
Telegraphers’ Erievance Committee
Associated Press
Clapp
Criers
Presbyterian Church
W.E. Beatty
Fire Department
Ges’ Company
Massachusetts
Kanab University local section forms in Kansas City center
A local section of the American Chemical Society was organized in Kansas City with Cahers elected. Prof EHS Bailey became president, Prof R Miller secretary, and Derk Morchel councilor. The Kansas City section will include chemists within a 750 mile cad, meets monthly, and will publish the Journal of the American Chemical Society now in XXII volume.
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American Chamital Society
Kaa+ sea City
Cahers
Ehs Bailey
National Society
R Miller
Kansas City
Henewer
Derk Morchel
Society
BOW
New York
Cincinnati
Rhode Island
Washington
Lebeigh Valley
Chicago
Nebraska
North Carolina
Columbus
Ohio
North Tant
Pastor Ar & Center
Blue Rapids
Michigen
Kansan City
Lawrence
Socity
The
American Chemical Society
Pest
General Society
Bryan to Found and Edit Weekly The Commoner
Lincoln Dec 15 Bryan announces plans to establish a weekly newspaper called The Commoner. He will publish from Lincoln and defend the Kansas City platform shaping public questions with focus on social economic and political issues. He will edit with Lincoln as publisher while lecturing in college towns and maintaining family time.
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Arratensdan
Morar
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank H. Hamilton
Millionaire Day
St. Louis
Sam Hewry
Joplin
Henry
Lincoln
Mib
Bryan
Nowspaper
Torough
Kansas City
Lincgln
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Louise Kelly
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
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Wichita Tata Journal
Ross Browibeld
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New Eldridge
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