Ladysmith Siege Raised as Generals Enter Town
The report claims General Buller and General Clery entered Ladysmith and raised the siege after securing 10,000 of the besieging force. The British War Office doubted the account while Winston Churchill was said to have escaped captivity. A chaotic Pretoria dispatch noted heavy casualties and multiple officer losses in the fighting near Estcourt and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Latyemith
Hare
Vets
Leumuni
Muniues
Detacon Tay
Des
Winston Obarntin
Estcourt
Pretoria
Landep
Clery
Ladysmith
Buller
London
Suritay
Moines River
Mugerstonsky
Fabien
Ceneral Whruchopes
Livuterant
Cote
Coode
Hite
J Chart
Lardtenant Cox
Covn
Lapmbortie Lishitenene Calerned Cheth Manjor Ralineon
Capimin
Winkemtesand Lietfrevaint Winatntre
Iva Lilediemant Cusieir
Coronel Retham
Terkely
Mijor Dutt
Feacherstunbaubeh
Cugytalt Neoges
Antaty Woitt-Murrey
Fichartnn
Cuthertron
Captale Caters
Barve
Berisan
Tivittenant
Tate Wits Wie
Formethy
Reifebumanem Minsine
Hen Comentne
Yeurr
Capladie McParhine
Lime Amt
Iaenney
Mardvbe
Willeteethenf Rihie CW Stream Guards
Kilindis Cartain J. Sterling
Peddimeton
Suraron
Morse Intentes
Migve
Mikior
Pu War Office
Levtramith
James
Ty Everenl
Celine Mauth
Grane
Uein
Tver
Laa
Owen
Greatly Worried Feeling In Eng and Amounts Almost to Panic
New York dispatch reports widespread concern and rising costs as officials face financial strain. Readers describe anxiety over prices, shortages, and looming penalties amid uncertain economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng
Smallpox Crisis Sparks Urgent Quarantine Measures in Kansas City
The Star reports Kansas City authorities confront a growing smallpox outbreak. Dr. Coffin urges rapid hospital construction, estimating a $5000 facility needed, while current quarantine costs exceed $20 daily per household. Two new cases arrive as authorities scramble to contain spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Coffin
Quaarantine
Abe
Cubsider
Doder
Maatery
Nevin
Orbsthal
Parsons
DILLARD'S SUCCESSOR ON DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE NAMED
An article notes the appointment of a Kansas City municipal chair and other leaders to the Democratic Executive Committee in a state party reshuffle. The piece lists individuals including J Meek, a municipal chair, and other state party figures as part of the new lineup and notes ensuing political activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Mun
J. Meek Lave
Nierenwal
Inter est in Advance Fifty Million for Bonds and Trains Wreck
Reported moves to anticipat e the January issue of United Hie bonds involve an advance of 85 5 00 000. A Jersey Central train wreck near Laurness last night injures several passengers. The crash prompts fears of fire and raises concern over safety and repairs. Furniture prices rise thirty percent as manufacturers push costs higher. Officials in Columbus prepare to meet to discuss boosts in furniture prices and wage increases for workers.
Prices to Rise for Santeware Makers
Manufacturers of santenware in the Huenden region announced today they will raise prices. Exact percentage or figures to be determined in coming days as production and supply constraints are assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexeiun
Huenden
Sale of Zine Mines Jopito in Dee Loren
Fragmentary notice describes a mine sale involving Zine Mines Jopito and parties including Kanee Wiser and Bier re Kanee. Readable names hint at a transfer of mineral acres and bids or pricing terms. The fragment mentions Galen Rankan and Tem liveton in connection with the sale proceedings and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jopito
Minral
CNH
Skiliuna
Galen
Rankan
Mankate Road Fatality Report Incomplete
Unclear OCR text describes a fatality on Tick Island Road near Mankate. It mentions a person named Srikeman Fritchett killed with others involved and references a witness or bystander. Details are badly garbled, including times and surrounding actions. The article does not provide a clear location, cause, or official statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srikeman Fritchett
Privehevt & Brakensn
Tick Island
Mankate
Pratt
Man Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail
Jullee Yoenen received a six months term for manslaughter in the third degree following a jury verdict. The court noted mitigating circumstances and the defendant’s prior peaceable conduct while expressing doubt about the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jullee Hagen Tolay
Skr
Yoenen
Yooman
Yuerwa
Youman
Attutasye
Haseun
Yorman
Yudmut
Seddon
Elostee
Judes
Reneagmablis
Sears
Sacksen
Jefe
Bremies
David T. Dackson
Welden
David Javkeen
Anil
Webden
Duke Jackson
Ingumi
Kent
Revel
Tournaerat
Yoemon
Mrr
Yoerann
Jullie
John
Notable Confession Masks Appeal Motives in Shawnee County
Collins remained confined as Mr Yeoman stated he would accept the sentence and appeal would hurt the family. Tornen expressed that appealing would be costly and cause hardship, while acknowledging possible jury bias and remaining hopeful for a different verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Yeoman
Minin
Shawnee
Shiel
Mr. Tornen
Toran
Trade Excursion Topeka-Wamego Returns Set For Wednesday
A committee announces an emulsion excursion on the Walon Pacific next Wednesday December 9 from Wamego to Topeka with return in the evening. Special round trip fares are posted from Bellevue St Marys Rossville Silver Lake and other points. Tickets go on sale at the station with single trip from Manhattan to Wamego and back via the popular train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walon Pacific
Weemday
Wamego
Topeka
Manhattan
Bellevue
St Marys
Rossylle
Bilver Lake
Tonve Feleone
St. Marys
Hossville
Sliver Lake
Uekita
Warenxo
Tuewlay Merninstid
Warrego
Teave Wameso
Incoherent English Tactics Report of War Engagements
Fragmented and garbled OCR text describes English tactics and maneuvers in a war context. Mentions General Thom M. Anderson and various sorties, with unclear sequence and several distorted phrases about attacks, defense, and troop actions.
American Syndicate in Chicago Faces Legal and Fraud Claims
A garbled Chicago dispatch notes a group named American Syndicate involved in purchasing an asset from a Western company and facing internal disputes. The report mentions directors, principal officers, and protection of a crew amid investigations, with unclear details on charges or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hammond
Tamun
Amiprican Syndicatn
al Stork
Ie Haar Pure Tien
Nauike
Dieferenye
Grain weight checks and Kansas delegate actions
Weather indications show Kansas should expect fair, cold conditions through tonight and Friday with northerly winds. The Kansas delegation will report on the revival of a certain trade measure and discuss third quota alignment in the party's upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semoun
Kansas
Spelen
Batesa Fee
Wilh
Curtis
Miki
Arnie
Annie Serge Wilten
Hettey
Eanney
Pension system favored by railroad execs and unions
President Ripley advocates a mutual insurance and pension plan for Santa Fe employees. He says workers over 70 who have 20 years service could retire with full pay, with the company funding via mutual insurance and employee cooperation. The idea hinges on employee demand and civil service style promotions, with potential rollout at Santa Fe shops and later expansion to other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
J. Iptey
Uni
Beri
Wadt Mutual Insurance
Ripley
Ste
Hiptes
Syatvm
Hipley Deleves
Syetom
Mt Cho
Cichinslailns
Peresentin
Ore
Mbt
Futon
New Mexico
Lat
Junta
Midler Rtanouond
San Francisco
Taferyseon diMiculiver
San Joaquin
Vanes
Santa Fe Annual Meeting Approves Rail Acquisition
The Santa Fe stockholders meeting in Santa Fe approved the acquisition by purchase of multiple railroads including the Denver and Santa Fe Railway Wichita and Western Atlas Valley line and other lines such as the Hutchinson Southern and Sliver City North express. The action consolidates control over several western routes and related holdings under the Santa Fe umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeet
Stockotellers
Santa Fe
New Today
Cmetime
Court of Directors
Tolbourtar
Midace
FP. Walker
Yeetd
J%. Preiptey
Victor Morawet
Ditequins HW
Aleman Dordt
Somers Hayes
William Roto
Tivaais P Fowler
Rawanka Gibbe
Charles
Gleed
CK. Hilleles
Als
Jobes
Alght Stockiollers
Purchane
Totowhir
Denver Wid Santa Fe Railway
Fuehy and Arkatsas Valley Mallroad
Wichita & Western Railroad Company
Bur- Maxare & Northwestern Railway
HinwkWetl & Southern Railway Company
Stockholder Amendments Adopted At Meeting Involving Bridge Firms
The Sibley Bridge company and Mississippi River Railroad and Tell Bridge company approved amendments. Two changes adopted: notice of annual meetings now to be published 2 days before, instead of 5. The other allows directors to acquire or construct up to 200 miles of road per year without stockholder approval, increasing past limits. Directors were reelected: Thomas Fe Power, S. Gleed, and Victor Morawets, term expires today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley Bridge Company
Mississippi River Railroad and Tell Bridge Company
Lkwa
We Company
Stockholders’ Meeting
Dtrentors
Hush of
Thie
Lus Com Suny
Bisalle
Thomas Fe Powhler
Chiriee S. Gleed
Victor Morawets
Iron Ore Markets Show Turbulence Amid Global Shipments
In Lake Superior and Atlantic areas iron ore prices and contracts shift weekly as Western buyers and foreign ore sources adjust. Demand from shipyards, bridges, and construction drives activity, while increased shipments from Mediterranean ports and Newfoundland shape the market. Prices, futures, and production forecasts reflect a cautious but active iron trade landscape.
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Cleveland
Oni
Nee
Tron
Lake Superior
Burke
Merlin Esnerners
Ganet
Buktern
Daria
Newhoundland
Iim East
USHA
Fetmviniae
Sanson
Death by own action shocks La Salle brewer family
A wealthy La Salle brewer died by his own hand in a distressed moment. The brief obituary notes the man, his identity, and suggests temporary derangement as a factor in the tragedy. Local acquaintances reflect on the loss and its impact on the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle
la Bulle
Asia
Maaurhetatiog
I Mu
Radeon
Carter and Partners Surrender in River Arena Case
Fragmented OCR text indicates a legal or financial dispute involving Carter and partners, with names including Green, Gaynor, Wy n Gkenor, and references to an association in a river arena. The passage mentions a surrender and mentions a concerted defense, but many phrases are garbled, leaving uncertainty about dates or outcomes.
English Reverses and Later News Briefs
New York reports a death by own action from a fall on the fifth story amid domestic sorrow and Boer reverses as English fortunes wane. Philadelphia notes the Lafayette dollar coin minted to honor the monument, with fifty thousand pieces at two dollars each. Toronto mourns artist Lucius R. O'Brien, aged six, creator of notable works housed in Windsor Castle and elsewhere.
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New York
Dunia
Weber
Genalishmar
Wee. Com
Daniel
Dkwe
Nid
Philadephia
Lafayette
Ald
Lafayette Monument
Parle
United States
O'Brien
Toronto
Lucius KR. O'Brien
Windsor Castle
Rie
Indian land treaty talks near Madison Ind
Delegation of Osage Indians from Oklahoma met with Secretary of the Interior in Washington to discuss land sales in Nebraska and a compromise over 4285,000 owed by Melington settlers. The agreement, reached years ago, covered decades of claims and proposed transfers with federal approval pending.
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Indiaca Invede
Washngton
Washington
Okiahtm Hauli
Tewlay
Neraska Aula
Mitetion
Sheree
McLaughtin
Neu
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British
War Office
Winston Churchill
Enetlin
Chirivalle
Sant Deut
Thomann Frikh
Uae
Orl
Resia
Abe Sibel Methisim
Vince Witin
Elise Beers
Hue
Dillard
Gage
United
Allentown
Jersey Central Railway
cuEtunil
Alex Exsthcant
Launess
Fred Woomers
Jermn Willais Smith
Haggagemasten Thermus Pann
Hergen
Nod
Columbis. O
Bette
Associa Don
Hazen
E. Yoeman
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Thomas Anderson
Orono
M. Anderson
Tehalis
Iid
American Syndicate
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
The
Carter's
W. Green
Gaynor
Daniel Weber
J. R. Burton
HE Demands
Senator Baker
J.at Murio
Mic. Baker
Stadt
Cury
Senasor
Senate
Burton
Altho Burton
Rvaacn
Beerten
Sehloh
Mr Barnes
Barts
Halo
Halo Next Year Halene
Winibort
Beeson
Elaine Gotik
Seeten
Pitt
Curnet
Tye Clean
Tie Tee
Me Turton
Uteawee
Mir
Thurtan
Henseone
Wineliingraan
Dreliziiartion
Weevritie
Telia
Ghiaroeystip
Fhittit
Minton
Sir Burton
Bent Murdock
Mareh
Madison
Prinoe
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