Plume Repulsed in Boer War Action
A lengthy battlefield report describes artillery duels and infantry clashes along the Tugela and adjacent sectors. British forces under Buller, Methuen, and French commanders faced Boer fire, with reports of repulses and withdrawals as operations continued on multiple fronts.
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MaxDonald
Rabingled
Medder River
Rene
Bigs
Strathgy
New York
London News
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Ladysmith
Swen Koy
Wallec Falte
Tushie
Vaal Krantz
London
Neane
Artilleny
Toman
Ladysmith Seeling
Jaubert
Pretoria
Splen Kop
Doorn Kloet
Minton Aloe
Zwart Kop
Nouth
Canthenne
Aiberth
Cape Colony
Madid
Methuen
Bujavout
Douglas
Sterkstrium
French
Colesburg
Collisbere
Priips
de Agr
Hoberta
Nouthern
Tugela
Ladsemith
Wriieh
Koodensberg
Babbington
Modder River
Modder
Hehsing
Loreben
Wis
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Taier
Thousenda
Huers
Derukio
Hese
Giniern Buller
Swarts Kop
Tivetor MrDonald
Koodaisbere
Asmaulth
Orberhild
Tad Pweitiee
House of Fords
Truberts
Ineremie
New Thoresaid Usd
Darterion
Saliebury
Rumerus
Taylor's Move Toward Louisville Agreement Sparks Dual Government Fear
Frankfort dispatches report Governor Taylor under pressure to act on the Louisville agreement or risk Democratic organization of a rival government. A Capitol conference with Beckham Blackburn Shackelford and Hymirick weighed delaying actions, with Gibbs and other leaders signaling possible plans for a separate state government if Taylor remains noncommittal.
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Frankfort
Taylor
Plankfort
Davin
Goebel
Lewisville
Derscrats
Louisville
Capitol Bowl
Beckham
Blackburn
J. Shackelford
John J. Hymirick
Lausisville
Capitol
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Mnefteet
Taxlor
Theomime
Iy Nene Fe Presnines
Stevicia
Gobbel
Beekhan
Gen. Castleman
Collier
Willains
London
Georgetown
Tander
Wils. Lewis
Taste County
Legislatury
Tf Lendoen
Justus Grebel
Frankfurt
Jupis
Goe- Det
Kentucky
Mather
Executive Mansion
D. W. Fairleigh
Judge Purr
Jariies
Latteville
Pulswigh
Loulevile
Taylor Han
Governor Taylor under pressure over Frankfort plans
In Georgetown and London Kentucky reports Governor Taylor weighs his next move amid party pressure over an agreement with the enemy. He dismisses statements until he can assure the party’s good, sending telegrams to leaders while awaiting clear guidance and objections to the pact as the legislature convenes in Frankfort.
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Ne ‘Eba Eee Oa
Hondi Pot
Taylor
Frankfort
Little for Governor. W T Burke urges Ha Little for Kansas
The Galena Times editor W T Burke promotes Ed Little of Abilene as a desirable governor candidate. He notes Little’s service in the Philippine War and argues Democrats should back a strong Wright man rather than a Populist.
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W. T. Burke
Galena Times
KC. Litte
Abilene
Ed Little
Friends
Kansas
Fenders
John Breidenthal
Xena
Galloway Sues Over Weighmaster Row At Topeka Elevators
Mandamus suit and damages action shift in Topeka grain inspection dispute. Galloway, once weighmaster at Capital Elevator, seeks to test his qualification and salary claims dating from appointment to now. McKenzie and McKinnie opponents argue legality of hold and payments. Weather note adds brief Kansas outlook.
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Homer C. Galloway
North Topeka
Topeka
Bronebr
Gnua Innpeeter
A. J. McKinnie
Wer
McKersie
Nin
Mckennis
Itferantty
Ty Galloway
Galloway
General Lawton Laid To Rest In March Service
General Lawton rests after a final march to his resting place with a ceremonial funeral attended by military officials and family. The procession highlighted his long service and leadership, marking a somber tribute in the nation’s capital.
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General Lawton
Memorial Funeral for Major General Lawton in National Cemetery
National ceremony honors Major General Henry W. Lawton buried at Arlington National Cemetery after church services at the Church of the Covenant. President McKinley and top officials attend as troops, grand procession, and floral tributes mark the solemn funeral for the World War era hero remembered for three wars and steadfast service to the nation.
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Henry W. Lawton
National Cemetery
Arington
Church of the Covenant
H. M Stryker
Hamilton College
New York
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Supreme Court
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Aline
Lawson
Lawton
Oll
McKinley
Corbin
Bingham
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Ceure Waa
Justice Fuller
Admiral Dewey
Abeent Fein
AL S. Barker
Alger
Victor Maso
War Department
Rene
Pierce
Saintot
Tennis Hamlin
Stryker
Oraton
Stryer
Wilhal
Allseneratl
Wellep for Congress Standings Stir In Populist Race
The piece notes growing sentiment for Wellep as a potential Populist candidate to succeed Ridgley in Congress. Other contenders include HLP Farrelly and Judge A M Jackson with Carl Vrooman watching closely. Weller, a Democrat who aligns with Populists, previously served in the legislature and as speaker pro tem. He currently holds a key committee chair in the U S Senate.
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EL. Wellep
Ridgley
Hlp Farrelly
Judge A.M. Jackson
Carl Vrooman
Weller
Governor recalls warrant in case of Lagcomb
Governor Stanley announced he would recall the executive warrant in the requisition case involving Lagcomb, a Leecomb County farmer. Lagcomb had been en route to Kansas City to face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses from a livestock commission company, but was intercepted at Atchison where habeas corpus proceedings began. The matter is pending in Judge Bland's Atchison court, with a hearing set for February 19 and a new trial date to be fixed after the civil matter is resolved.
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Weil
Missouri
Jot Lus Jarkter
Rapsas City
Transwer
Livestock Commission
Leecomb
Kansas City
Atchison
Lagcomb
Tuscomb
Judie Bland
Atchiean
Wil
Montgomery County Political Fray Over Delegate Race
A troubled Montgomery County feud erupts amid county officials and party leaders. A circulate letter from the county committee chairman warns of efforts by Coffeyville figures to oppose Mark Tulley’s bid for the Republican National Convention delegation, with implications for the district. A house collapse in a separate incident injures two of William Nealy’s family.
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Cat Fertile
Iydependence
Montgotoery
Marie Twley Axa
Del
National Republicas Synwernitions
Rhican
Coffeyville
Coffey v
Talley
Marriage of Mrs. Fowler and James Chimes Mentioned
A dispatch from Kaunas City reports the secret marriage Wednesday evening of Mrs. C. Fowler, widow of O. S. Fowler, and James G. Chimes of Topeka. Fowler, known for lectures on matrimony, was traveling while Chimes had lived in Topeka for ten years. The ceremony occurred in Topeka before travel to St Louis.
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James G. Chimes
Topeka
Fowler
Baltimore
Densetrluz Hijai
Karwan
Jie
Petyiite
Shamos
Lucie
Cduines
Jer
St Lowis
Lewis
James Chums
Toe Pa
Enea
James
Felterton
Munport
Echord
State Journal
Jong Hleees
Wayne
Woehtsire College
Two Arrests in Goebel Murder Case
Frankfort Kentucky reports two men Silas Jones of Whitley County and Godlecalt of Neviot County were arrested in connection with Governor Goebel’s murder. They are held in a large building awaiting further details on their involvement and whereabouts. Both deny knowledge of the crime.
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Frankfort
Goebel
Silas Jones
Whitley
Godlecalt
Neviot
Washed Ashore in San Francisco Mystery
The body of Florence Murdtman Miller, a notable figure in maritime circles, washed ashore on Angel Island near San Francisco. A failed mystery surrounds the discovery with possible clues tied to a letter and past losses. In New York, Bryan is set to speak at the Academy of Music amid raffles and post event costs. The event at the Vienna Post G A R reveals near $200 lost by the post on Bryan’s speech night.
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Burton H. Handtman
Evesin
Stre 3
K. Miller
Oakland
Florence Murdtman Miller
Ange Island
Mitch
Jean
Orc
Bryan
New York
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