British Losses Grow as Spion Kop Battles Rage On
London reports list 1,300 to 2,000 British casualties from Gen. Buller operations north of the Tugela. Spion Kop bloodshed peaks with heavy Boer fire and a 40 percent loss. Times correspondent notes possible tactics shift and Ladysmith relief attempts, while Spencer Wilkinson and Transvaal dispatches urge leadership and mobilization.
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Spencer Wilkinson
Beers
Ladysmith
London
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Tugela
Daily Chronicle
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Albuera
Spain
Admiralty
Channel
Bulter
Pall Mall Gazette
Tugela River
Lyttleton
Potvieter
Times
Lourenzo
War Office
Venter’s Spruit
Prisoner James Sutton declares notoriety in Goebel shooting
Louisv ille report says James Sutton sheriff of Whitley County arrived from Frankfort Tuesday night and, in the Victoria hotel clerk's office, drew two revolvers and proclaimed I am the man who shot Goebel I will never be taken alive. An interview attempt followed.
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Whitley County
Frankfort
Victoria Hotel
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Goebel
Local Notices and Personal News From Clarksburg
Justice of peace G. H. Appleton praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and liver issues. Miss Ollie Brown plans return from the east. Walker's Tonic touted for reviving vital force and nervous system function. Walter Jackson arrives from Houston to visit his wounded detective brother John Jackson.
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Clarksburg
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Servant-Harker Drug Co
Walker
Walter Jackson
Houston
Texas
John Jackson
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxatives and Teas Adverts
A collage of short notices and ads includes Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a Gastrointestinal remedy claim. Also promotions for Rocky Mountain Tea and Foley buys a small farm near Lamonte. Jefferson City Tribune notes Joe Heinrichs' worsening condition. DeWitts Little Early Risers billed as constipation cure. County Attorney W D Seele back after ankle sprain.
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