Anxiety in England War Plans Plotted On Multiple Fronts
London reports near total war news silence until 2:30 pm as Boer and British forces prepare simultaneous attacks at the Tagela and Modder rivers. Dispatches claim British and Boer movements converge north and east of Ladysmith with claims of a damaged Washbank bridge and ongoing pressure near Stormberg, Stormers, and Kimberley.
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London
Tolero
Tagela River
Modiler River
Washbank
Helepmanker
Iyers Porth
Ladysmith
Nannpoort
Froped
Arundel
Gatacre
Colesburg
Vanitas
Rumored Joubert Injury Report From transvaal war news
A man arriving from New Thundee claims to relay truth about General Joubert wounded in the thigh when his horse was shot. He says the commandant fell, suffered a spine injury preventing future service, and notes recent British losses with nine engagements and totals of 568 killed 27 wounded and 1467 missing or prisoners.
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Newworth
Thundee
Tener Joubert
Joubert
Hhin
Lake Th Transvaal
Witla
Fouzint
Jost
Niagara Wreck Victims Identified After Disaster
Fragments from the Niagara disaster surface near Buffalo. A bottle bearing a captain’s note warns of impending sinking. Bodies washed ashore near Maitland bearing initials and a Moon River tattoo. Names listed include James Fireman Kingston James Taiks Out and Frank Laiswa St Catherines Ot. The steamer James Wilieh arrived, bearing the Niagara name.
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Hberne
Bevel
Atetilory
Gootbur
Sivainer Niagare
Mainuaus
Buffalo
Maitland
Moon Eiver
Sesterday
James Fireman
Kingston
James Taiks
Frank Laiswa
St Catherines
Janes Wilieh
Lake Erie
Reese Is Out of Jail in Port Scott
John P. L. 46 national executive committee member of the United Mine Workers, held on contempt charges in a federal court in St. Louis, was released yesterday under a writ of habeas corpus. He returned to the coal fields immediately, vowing to continue his lawful activities despite the pursuit against him.
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Berlin
Verchants
Kimperer Williams
Prince Toul
Croydon
Cy Vai Baekawee
Sersie Fepun
Count Huelie
Rollith
Lund
cTeAte
Count von Bute
Venezuela
Port Scott
Kan
John PL
National Executive Committee
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United Mine Workers
Federal Court
Cone Tempt
Harress
St. Louis
Thayer
Topeka
Rens
Hatt le Wowk
Husaine V
Age Willuus
Arcola
Omer Barnes
Klondike
Jaliter Barnes
White Hore
le Thirnes
Si Col
Lex
Two Topwlea Kass Politicians Mistakenly Drink Whisky
Telegraph briefs report a mix up of drinks and mishaps across several locations. Mentions a barn fire in Chicago destroying Mr Ryan's barn, and John D Rockefeller linked to plans for a steel plant to compete with Carnegie Steel. Also notes French demand to degrade the Canton viceroy over the murder of French officers. Mentions prisoners from Missouri and tensions involving Aguinaldo, a 17 year old arrested for burglary in Chicago, and a range of other scattered items including a farm crop estimate and a snowstorm in Michigan.
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Mr Ryan
Chicago
John Rt. Rockefeller
Peking OO Frick
Plins
Atm Iron and Steel Plant
Varnezie
Canton
Motta
America
Dewey
Aguinalde
Mine Millerant
Canferk
Way
Lores Ploits
Ap Enelshman
Elainine
Ceell
Stolen Goods Found at West Van Buren Fence Raid
Police recovered stolen property valued at hundreds of dollars from two houses linked to a fence operation on West Van Buren street. Arrests were made of Mrs. William O’Brien Mrs. J B Styan and another woman who used the name Fogarty. Items include 3 pieces of reapers 3 jackets 1000 plus lamps vases rugs linen and other goods awaiting identification at Woodlawn station.
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Virginia Fry
Elie Glenn
Prairie Sta
West Side
Hel
West van Buren Street
Willian O'Brien
J.B. Styan
Fogarty
Woodlawn
Stree
de Uno
Governor Tanner Receives West Virginia Visitor Update
Ellis Glenn and wesswaine from West Virginia presented to Governor Tanner yesterday morning. No station was placed, and actions on pending motion at MMsboro to discharge the prisoner will proceed after that decision.
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Tanner
Wesswaine
West Virginia
Lone
Mmsboro
Del Pilar's forces scattered near Manila report
Manila December 12 General Lawton with the 35th infantry and four troops of the 4th Cavalry occupied San Miguel after insurgent commander General Pio del Pilar split his forces. Americans suffered two wounded. Insurgents attacked a tram. drivers fled with rations. Sturgis surprised insurgents near Norrragaray. casualties reported. The main opposition at Linggapan/Subleba area faced little resistance and retreated.
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Lawton
San Miguel
Pio del Pilar
Hayes
Capes
Tarlac
Sturgis
Eleventh Cavalry
Vande
Norragaray
Leutenant
Inauguration of W. Taylor as Kentucky Governor
Governor W. Taylor was inaugurated at noon in Frankfort amid a smaller crown and simpler ceremony due to a blizzard. Reports from Washington note Spanish prisoners secured in the Philippines and other distant events, while a bold bridge jump bet is paid in Napoleon. A cold remedy ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with E W. Grove’s signature.
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Frankfort
W. S. Taylor
Ohio
Napoleon
John C. Bushman
Maumee Bridge
Mulholland
Bushman
E. W. Grove
Porto Rico government move before Congress
Washington dispatches report Cabinet favoring an autonomous Porto Rico with a governor and legislature, likely to be presented to Congress soon. Other daily items include the Roberts committee behind closed doors, currency bill debate with night sessions, and Senate action on elections investigations.
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