Harting Again On Between British and Boers
London dispatch reports incessant artillery action in the hills. French forces engage near Sterkstroom and Copesberg amid Boer resistance while Buller’s relief efforts toward Ladyamith reportedly falter. Belmont, Cape Colony, notes Colonel Pilcher’s reported raid and evacuation of loyalists, with forces returning to Belmont.
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Stormberr
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Herday
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Soustunetantie
Bowglas
Pilcher
Lastry
Six Horsemen Dash From Ladysmith Elude Pursuit
A group of six horsemen fled from Ladysmith a few nights ago and escaped despite pursuit. Believed to include Col Rhodes and De Janeson, the incident sparked a claim of a violent altercation near Hiner Camp as forces attempted to divert attention from movements nearby.
Steamer General Seized During Allied Search Mission
Fragmentary dispatch reports the steamer General seized at Aden by British forces as part of a broader naval operation near Hamburg. Despite claims of no war material aboard, the vessel was compelled to disembark cargo amid bombardment and gunfire. A patrol later located a Russian crewman and several wounded. Six men and a horse are listed as missing. reinforcements prepare for ongoing search and recovery.
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Bandesrath
Hamburg
Aden
Bard
Garrivey
Cates Sterkelorab
Boris
Cagiein Theeneycrott
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Pitcher Moves Highlight South Africa Action
From a Pretoria desk a South Africa report notes British and Boer actions as Fort defenses, mine threats, and artillery exchanges unfold. It records Allied plans and possible relief efforts, with currents of strategy and political reactions from London and Australasian sources.
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Heyal
Cecil Rhodes
Tomtox
Soare
South Africa
Tress
Mitehers
Meshiven
Kinrley
Colesbers
Lilly
Situation of General French and Boer actions near Coles Tees
In early January reports describe General French holding a line near Coles Tees with limited reinforcement and uncertain prospects. Boers claim artillery and skirmishes around Lailysmith, with casualties including several officers and many wounded. The War Office details new batteries and equipment, while officials urge prompt clarification and settlement of actions at hand.
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London
Brench
Coles Tees Jusietion
Jatbert
Lailysmith
Teen Mach
Hetwinnee
Faur Siethe
War Office
Dom Volainer
Vicker
Tate
Areilery
Kerestly
Fate of Frenchmen in 19th Century Confinement Case
The senate as a high court today condemned Buffett and Derouble to ten years banishment. Guerin was sentenced to ten years confinement in a fortified place. Saluces was sentenced to ten years banishment. The report notes other details about the period and the men involved.
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Senate
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Derouble
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Salueces
Seismic Shock Victims Reported In Remote Villages
Jan 4 report from Trillis says all Achilalake villages experienced shocks. Six villages destroyed and eight hundred bodies recovered as authorities confirm widespread devastation.
Contested Kentucky Gubernatorial Hearings Move Ahead
A joint committee in Kentucky will hear evidence in the Goebel Caylor and Beckam Marshall contests under law. Taylor's attorneys attend. counter claims target Democrat votes as proceedings proceed. A separate case tied to a grand jury involved a $10,000 bond for a defendant from Frankfort. A box containing 4.40 dollars featured in a bribery allegation between Col. Whalen and Senator Har, according to the grand jury.
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Great Strike Threatened at Major Plants Across States
Union leaders warn of a broad strike involving about 20 000 workers from Maryland to California amid wage talks. John Michell, president of the miners union, says assurances have been recited that representatives from a wide bloc of states attended the annual convention.
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Min Ora
Nail Yeotweday
Hi Teen
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Ludiana
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Sentucky
Tennessee
Adie Loma
Iowa
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Mexico
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Gan
Kentucky
Combines of Potteries Reported in 1890s
A report from St Paul notes whiteware potters across the country formed to petition for a better market. The movement, ongoing for weeks, concentrates on unregulated property issues and material purchases, with ownership concerns and management questions. A separate item details a derailment near Minneapolis with injuries and a man crushed at Clear Lake Minnesota. Webster Travis, assistant secretary in Washington, is reportedly in South Africa awaiting resignation. A local business obtaining quarry articles is also mentioned.
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South Africa
Washington
Jan
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Africa
Interior Department
Twevis
Redstone Quarry Venture Quoted in Horston Plans
Tted Standstone company of Horst ton will file this week with capital of 30000 formed to develop a redstone quarry near the old flaff Way on the T Amse road. ANTI-TRUST CONFERENCE led by J Lockwood to meet in Chicago at Lincoln's birthday February 12. The conference attracts national figures and has growing interest among businessmen scholars and authors.
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Just
Tn Americal Antitrust League
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Italy Favors Open Door Policy in China
Italy replies favorably to the state department note on China’s open door. The move marks one of the last major powers to respond, with voices from Rome aligning with the broader consensus on Chinese policy.
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China
Washington
Italy
State Department
Mary
Telegraph Briefs From Ailing Worlds And Local Trade
Reports tell of a Manila outbreak of the Dubonte plague with local spread. Aviary inventions and various citizens cited include John Albert Tilladelphia dead at age 91, famed violin maker. Porto Island governance bill advanced. French High Court finds Deroulede and Guerry guilty of conspiracy. Mrs Mine Fox perishes in a Chicago house fire caused by a child. August Vincent places 150 in safekeeping. Mrs. Vincent linked to the blaze. Sigmar Mohring faces imprisonment over a Catholic church matter. Carnegie funds expanded for a mechanics day school via Abraus Hewitt and Edward Cooper. Federal appeals court in Chicago considers Herman D. Cable policy. Watertown paper-box firm plans relocation. other scattered notices.
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Manila
Salme Salne
ArUsy
Abraus S. Hewitt
Edwar Cooper
Andrew Carnegie
Mechanics’ Arts
Waupu
Windy City Enters Deals And Murder Cases Make Headlines
A Chicago city clash over a Northwestern Elevated extension ends with a $100 deposit forfeited and concessions granted. The Lauder Station murder trial advances with sixty nine witnesses and testimony about Mrs Karv and the crossing. Doctor Dupont is jailed on murder charges in Mattoon linked to a woman’s death. State banks and the East St Louis line receive new licenses as Springfield reports.
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TMP
Trusterler J. Jones
Lockport
Kate Inspection
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Lilster Bert
Senate and House Debate on National Banks Inquiry
Congress debated a resolution by Sulzer demanding full information on relations between the War Department and New York banks including National City and Hanover Bank. Amendments sought delays on deposits and changes to the inquiry scope. Adjourned until Monday with other foreign relations issues and a bill discussion ongoing.
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Hos Committee
Sm Means
Sulzer
National City
Hanover National Banks
New York
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Beveridge
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Commission
War Department
Allen
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Nationality
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