Brilliance and blood in the South African War Front
Reports detail British General Frenchs maneuvers turning the tide in Free State fighting, with Cronjes forces and Roberts divisions moving to seize fords and cross the Tugela as volleys of casualties and strategic shifts unfold across the theater. General Premohs cavalry actions and river crossings shape the campaign, while dispatches note shifting plans and ongoing engagements near Ladysmith.
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Testenay
Amd
Onuley
He Dedder
Bauer
Vseniving
Rehile
Ceneral Goriot
Regutevaie Delkt
Hha
Twanne
French
Arma
Lieutenant Johns
Ins
Uperstrom
Thi
Ale Pallies
Ani
Ganuday
Beonmit
Zululand
Thurhan
Retuwe
Armah
Lancarneka
Arya
Wienlwertey
Bivemforteie
Lord Roberts
Degas
Sunder Wien
Hapny Pet
Heth
Murchey
Premch
Evertven
Mirdes
Premhrade
Wrench Mas
Boban Thatels
Drs
Lind Roberts
Free State
Jett Mim
Fuere
Britton
Cronje
War Office
Riberus
Erincentra
Mi Bethe
Bryan Et Betaalrie
Tibew
Estees
Aeld
Imanenne
Sangiuine
Lleinden
Robertx
Ate Moldsetartarke
Spencer Wilkinson
Cae Buys
Pthene
Ikood
Haid
MacDonald
Koodensberg
Hloemfontein
Tom Bunk
Cranjeon
Tord
Robert
Tacnbsdad
Magtinfogtein
Kim
Berloy
Munich
Bam
Wael
Campalen
Anthor Weil
Siuer
Tugela
Hetaeranus
Tuyuday
Tte
Brore
Ladyamith
Potgidors
Druc
Chineles &E
Drie
Piterins Britt
Tricherd
Tagelia
Tentaht
Omverk
Miea
Davis
Lorenzo Tier
Valor Tavis
Stavistant Emeretori
United States
Fos
Standard and Dingers” News
Shls
Metrumey
Trish
Deter- We Menton
Pretoria
England
Johannesburg
Asvest
Irene
Pydarta
Uewerne
Slingersfontein
Renavorg
Rensberg
London
Owl
Conglith
Tam
Worcester Regiment
Mayr G. Eddy
J. Powell
J. C. Roberta
Helleve Kimberley
New York
Teibene
Mohder
Bribe Offer Exposed in Montana Supreme Court Case
Montana senate elections inquiry resumes as Justice Hunt testifies about Dr Tracey offering a $100,000 bribe to influence the Wellcome disbarment case. The doctor pressed for dismissal and even proposed a trip to Paris Exposition to entice judges. Hunt recounts multiple conversations and the pressure to avert the bench from the Wellcome matter.
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Ington
Senate Cononiner
Benater Clark
Mottana
Hecht
Justice Hunt
Nic Cally
Wr. Tracey
Helena
Welledine
Tracey
Courk
Wee
Suyesk
Tesal
Duntho Hunt
Pracey
Monet
United
Anaconda Mines
Duke and Clark
Werth
Banka
Krantine
Orsary
Hunt
Travey
Supreme Court
Bunt
Jude
Piggott
Imai Ander
Mer. Daly
Jim Ace Hunt
Daly
Dr. Tratey
Xayth
Ben Cale
Thal
Trafis
Paris
Turing
Dndee Hunt
Tate
Thin
Modtec
Senate
Washington
Fim
Frabeys
Clark
Justice Piggott
Chandler
Faulkner
Benatar
Juatios Hume
Rincey
Acey Poset
Juden Brantley
Dewitt
Nolan
F Kir
Murney
Brant
Junges
Aldt
Ube
Juste
Hoar
Lord Yacon
House of Commons
Chin
Faulk
Ate
Campbell
Justice Grantley
President nominates Altivon and others for Paris expo
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Altivon of Wichita Kansas as commissioner to the International exposition at Paris and a number of military nominations including A B Cunning of the Twenty seventh infantry to be colonel of that regiment.
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Washington
Demos Altivon
Wichita
Kanas
Paris
Cuunuings
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Anti-Trust Move Endorsed by City Delegates
Chicago delegates at the anti-trust conference praise unity across political lines, calling the reform a major advance. They highlight three focus forms telephony, telegraph, and railroads, denounce the banking trust, and advocate the referendum as a reform tool. The excerpt notes growing public readiness for national impact and a swift political shift.
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Chicago
G. F. Williame
Snd
Henry George, Jr
Bomany
Massachusetts
Henry George JR
New York
Currency bill passes amid sharp currency amendments
Washington reports the currency bill advancing with amendments amid debate. The House votes show approximately 45 to 30 in favor, reflecting clear support while outlining budgetary implications. The tally and context point to broader fiscal policy shifts discussed in February proceedings.
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Washington
Is It a Scheme Refused to Attend Central Committee Meeting
Curtis in control. his friends fix date for the convention February 24 as primaries. Halsey faction dominates Oxkatona county committee, signaling a possible contested delegation to the congressional convention. Curtis aims to seat loyalists, count Jefferson and nearby counties, and tilt the race in his favor, amid warnings of a heated convention fight if Bailey forces press a contest.
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Halsey
Central Committee
Oxkalobsu
Halley
Congressional Committee
Nemahu
Batley
Fiver
Wyanstotte County
J. G. Schnecker
Topeka
Fon
Court of Appeals
Abijal Weiss
Sesseca
Oxkatona
Charles Curtis
Cur Ux
Curtis
Chalroun Kerr
Walker
Bulley
Alleg 19
Malt Edmonds Wiet
Bailey
Jefferson County
Fae Anonti
Washington
Crown
Jefferson
Atchinin
Brown County
Talse
Atchison County
Six Lost at Sea Near Port Chester NJ
News from New York reports two coal barges named Bicesom and Alice foundered at Port Chester New Jersey on Tuesday morning. Six persons aboard vanished likely dead including the Tryon captain his wife and two children. On the Home were the captain's brother Charles M Lacey and Aaron Wisner. A deck hand is missing.
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New York
Bicesom
Alice
Port Chester
Tryon
Charles M. Lacey
Aaron Wisner
Despondent operator Howe ends life in Lincoln telegraph office
A. C. Howe, a telegraph operator in Lincoln Nebraska, shot himself in the Winters Union Telegraph office after failing to secure employment. He had recently traveled from Topeka and Kansas City, hoped for a new posting, and left a letter of recommendation gap unresolved. His family in Farmington Missouri will decide his disposal. He had warned friends of trouble finding work and had saved money.
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Lincoln
Neb
A. C. Howe
Winters Union Telegraph Company
Howe
Western Union
Topeka
J. A. Lee
Pliice
Kaneas City
Arghanon
Conamer
Brattier
Farmineton
Anderson
Caton
Ann
Fle Wis
Karas Ciy
Dalian
Kansas City
Hue
Flo
Parminegion
Alex Aird
Aneer
US Imports and Exports Report for January 1966
The monthly statement from the Bureau of Statistics shows January 1966 imports at 675,286,975 with 522,086,286 duty free and exports at 117,080,090, up from January 1899 levels by about 2,000,000. Gold imports were 1,998,272 with gold exports at 5,691,290, and silver imports and exports declined. Over the last seven months, merchandise imports rose by 119,459,524 versus 1965, while merchandise exports increased by 30,534,973. gold imports rose but silver imports and exports fell.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Atatistics
Senator Baker Visits Leavenworth and Topeka
Senator Lucien Baker arrived in Leavenworth yesterday and will stay ten days to two weeks. His wife’s marriage next Tuesday drew him home briefly, then he will oversee the prison situation and meet with state political leaders and many workers from across Kansas during his Topeka visit.
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Lucien Baker
Leavenworth
Baker
Topeka
Diessell
Fis
Indian Heirs Fund Bill Tied to Tribal Support
Washington reports Representative Curtis of Kansas introduced a bill to segregate funds held for the Sac and Fox and Missouri Indians in Kansas and Nebraska. The measure would direct any remaining United States credit to a member upon death for tribal use and allow elders over seventy to manage their estate as allowed for citizens. Probate courts would govern probate when a member’s estate is presented for probate.
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Washington
Curtis
Kansas
Big
Kanas
Nebraska
United States
Topeka Whist Club Meeting Notice and Match Results
Whist players are urged to meet at early rooms in Topeka on February 16 to discuss events with Kansas City. In league play, Victorious A defeated MOC AL 18 to but scores near last night. Wallace of Y SECAL starred with notable strikes as TA, went on to Daye on TA alley.
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Topeka
Eridap
Diescelannrue Heras
Kansas City
Shrapp
MOC
Alfey
Foam Ems
Tg Wentleth
Wallace
Y_ SECAL
Daye
Alley Halunixy
Westner Indications Snow Tonight and Friday for Kansas
Weather bulletins indicate snow possible tonight and Friday for Kansas with south to northerly winds and mixed precipitation. Forecasters warn of hazardous travel in southern and eastern counties as cold air moves in from the north.
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Westner
Kansas
Ty Elondy
Lay Sermons During March Atchison Globe Plans
The Topeka State Journal will publish a week of lay sermons by B W Howe starting March 11, with the Globe as the sponsoring author and organizer. The March edition will feature Howe’s weekly sermons, signed articles, and the Globe’s style of commentary, aiming to attract readers while maintaining the paper’s traditional standards.
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Shelton
Dent Worry Club
Mtr
Atchison Clobe
Furish
Tower
Atailine
Jenics
Sheldon
Ath Shaledon
Ndit
Butte Journal
Tope Daily State Journal
Monit
Im Topeka
Wny
Destren
Topeka State Journal
B. W. Howe
Atelisan “Globe
Clobe
Howe
Satan
State Journal
O Carter
Kansas
Towika
Oheee
Acliare
Do Maren
AL Peakeardson
New York
Chicago
Ace
New York Hern, Tribune
Leon Rosa
Wwton Post
New York Journal
United States
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Gen. Cronje
Troms Ford Roberts
the Supreme Court of Montana
M'Kinley
Pete
Ettity Penitentiary
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Control
Congressio
Chickering
Widlow
Representative Chickering
A.C. Howe
Lincoln, Neb
Senator Baker
Capital City
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