British Forces Press In South Africa Fight Reported
Telegraphic dispatches recount ongoing British operations in the Free State and Orange Free State theaters. Gen Butler reports vigorous field actions near Monte Aristo and Sipttern along with substantial artillery and naval support, while Cronje’s forces are being reinforced and Morale remains high amid hot weather and severe logistical strain.
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Iberny
Humber
Kimberley
Alhor
Boer Fornps
Ag Brand Cojesbury
Cape
Ameane
Meron Dambertky
Belnie
Theo Fu
Uranus
Kim
Africa
Enna
Butler
Davis
Kris Cope
Urdgrell
True
Allied
Avante
Jean
Pam Dulles
Petey
Gen Butler
Cheveley Camp
Yentepday
LeMhern
Cicely
Nek
Muppertel
Hildrant
Monte Aristo
Sipttern
Munk
Terry
Atount Christy Anf
Bilemaptites
Ain
Tugel
Minskueim
Lesalar
Owen
Ville
Nis
Asimtansa
German Protectorate Proposed in Boer Republic
A New York Herald special from Washington reports a diplomatic move seeking a German protectorate over the Boer republic. Emperor Wilhelm is said to be considering guardianship while Kruger pressures Germany to back a treaty that would grant the empire vast influence in the Transvaal and security for German interests.
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New York
Washington
Germany
Boer Republic
Waglemd
Britain
Kruger
England
Aerk
Willem
Leyds
Heflin
British dispatch reveals vast scope of Boer War actions
A London to New York Tribune summary describes Major maneuvers around Kimberley and Mafeking, with Gen Roberts and Gen French pushing north and east. Reinforcements strengthen Cronje's forces while rivers and ridges complicate defense, and reports cite ongoing pursuit and limited battlefield bulletins.
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New York
Th Tribune
Lonien
Bubarts
Preas
Magerafonwein
Kimberley
Gonrda
Modder River
Las Beew den
Worl
Jacobs Dul Reinkins
Gen
Roberts
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Kin Drift
Crouse
Preach
Blinterley
Gee Teberts
Evers
Ehipk
Herts
Himbertes
French
Roberta
Pretoria
Cronje
British and Boer Forces Respond in Transvaal Front
Dispatches describe ongoing engagement along the British lines west of Tensharge and Mirawing, with Canadian, Italian and colonial units under fire. Reports say Br itish cannoneers add pressure while the Boers plan counter moves toward Mofontein, and Buller’s army prepares for a possible advance.
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Stronest
Tela
Ventars
Hobartw
Langsmith
Rene Ay
Vane
JoRansesturg
Roberts
Kitchener
Mireaty
Spain
Moemfontein
Ch Dragoons
Tensharge
Vaalson
Dortrecht
Tromt
Hinenia
Dordrecht
Eure
Dutet
Howe
West Qurees
Wristoh
Cape Own
Grorral Buller
Prete
Ladyamott
Harriamith
Bethlemen
Ladysmyth Wille
Transvaal
Mission funds drive noted in New York area report
The piece reports a fundraising drive across New York to support mission work, naming pastors and churches across Duluth and Brooklyn. It describes contributors, diocesan aims, and the allocation of funds to white and Indian departments and missionary and central facilities.
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New York
Moreison
Biabni
Duluth
Anit
Villiers Agatehy
Ps Sapna Diocenss
Browklyn
Abe Hey
Dragora
Persia
Oeital Fund
siSorn
Shuchamhunt
Gans and Erne Boxing Match Set For Next Month
New York reports the planned match between Gare and Frank Ere at the Bromiwhy Athletic club next month for the light heavyweight title. Details outline fight times weights and gate share, with 40 percent of the gate to the winner.
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Yaerk
Fev
Gare
Frank Ere
Bromiwhy Athletic Club
Ats C'Oteck
Topeka audiences wish for Erminie at Crawford Theater
Topeka readers express disappointment with the governing body that assigned Erminie to Crawford Theater next Saturday night rather than Wilsons latest piece Oyrade de Vergert. They praise Wilsons prior shows but urge presenting a new opera instead.
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Topeka
Wilton
Sudlenes
Didt
de Wimple
Wison Glyine
Crapo de Hergento
Topeka Theater Art
Counties face tax deduction issue in AG opinion
Attorney General opinion reviews whether counties that have compromised state tax indebtness may have a proportional deduction from state taxes. State and county commissioners urge withholding the deduction for full tax obligations while ensuring collection efforts. The ruling aims to stabilize future revenues and clarify whether counties must meet their state tax payments in full.
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Gernd
Joule le Jeet
Rien Kansan
Citizenship pardons issued for multiple convicts by Governor
Governor Stanley announces citizenship pardons for a list of convicts with sentences ranging from one to six years in various counties including Neosho Saline Wyandotte and Labette. Names cited include Bud S35 Malopex John Doe Tawreniee Carson Ephriam Titties J Pereuain and George Willams. Also notes a Potwin Caucus of the First precinct Sixth ward meets February 12 in Allen's shop to select delegates for a May 3 convention.
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Stanley
Neosho County
Bicamy Davitt
Saline
Sunes Wilcox
Crawford
Ab ‘Taylor
Bud
Malopex
John Doe
Wyandott
Cowley
Charles ‘Tilson
Jemermon
Tawreniee Carson
James Smith
Wyanart
Wesnult
Potwin
Allen
Poreim
Mare
Main Battle On a Mene The Nations Of The World
The text shows a damaged historical speech fragment criticizing a bill and defending civil liberties and sovereignty. Names and precise context are obscured by errors, but it preserves an anti bill stance and mentions liberty and citizenship.
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Tichardaon
Payne
Inter Ocean Wins in AP Monopoly Appeal in Illinois
The Illinois Supreme Court reversed a circuit court decree in favor of Inter Ocean Publishing, sending the case back for entry of a decree restraining the Associated Press from suspending its membership or withholding news. The decision cites the AP’s public interest in news and its alleged monopoly power, with the bylaw restricting members from publishing rival news ruled void as an improper restraint on trade.
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Springfield
Ill
Tnnter-Ocean Publinims Company
Prema
Supreme Court
Cook County
Hest
Circuit Cour
Inter-Ocean Publishing Company
Associated Press
Furtiche News
Cas
Chicago
Stself
Suez Printing and Publishing Company & Rival
Bustress
Unifer
Appellce
Xeal News
Eppetitant
Apnetice
Elreutt
Phillipe Tilds
UN Corporation
Han
Ile Cae
Avis
Menapagen Pisblinners
Purchae Sun
Appellee
Appellee Corporation
Ite
Lurk & Power
More State House Work Contract For Fourth Floor
The executive council considers awarding contracts for completing the fourth floor of the state house under the provisions of the act by the last Legislature. Contracts will involve expenditure well over 32000. Third floor work is completed with notable marble and quality, directed under executive council supervision.
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State House
Executive Council
Mor
No Action Taken on Allegations In London Report
London reports no step by the British government regarding charges against Charles E Mecrum the former United States consul at Pretorts nor any instruction to Joseph H Choate the United States ambassador. Bell officials deny consular letters were opened at Durban and censures over possible recall are dismissed as ridiculous.
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London
Firitteh
Charles E Mecrum
United States
Pretorts
Joseph H. Chiate
Beileh
Durban
Abr
Martian
Choatemient
Snowball Wanted in Oklahoma for Assault
Governor Stanley orders requisition from Governor Barnes for Snowball a real unknown wanted in Oklahoma for criminal assault. Snowball was seen near Galena with authorities en route to rescue. Galena officials handle trouble of capturing him.
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Stanley
Ministers and clergy clash over mercy and Sabbath at meeting
At a religious gathering in Topeka ministers debated justice and mercy in the system. Rev J Fisk and Rev Price urged broader theology and Sabbath observance while criticizing church wealth and urging support for a colored writer and reform efforts led by Rev Charles Sheldon and President McKirahan.
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Abertand Y Breyer Esate
Stdvent
Uta Tau
Topeka
J. Fisk
Pam. Price
Dr. Fisk
Charles M. Sheldon
Persident McKirahan
Britain denies abrogation of Clayton-Bulwer treaty in Suez route argument
London, rep says Britain has not abrogated the Clayton-Bulwer treaty and will not concede control of the Suez route. Official stance to Associated Press notes Washington has not abrogated the treaty and that Hepburn's claim is weak. Cabinet would deny any lapse, awaiting Congress decision.
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London
Rep
Great Britain
Associated Press
Washington
Hepburn
Clayton-Bulwer
United States
Congress
Central African tale unfolds through uneasy tribal encounter
An uneasy narrative describes a visit to a central African village with a British observer. The scene depicts ceremonial salutes, tense exchanges, and a long stare from an elder, followed by a raid report against a rival group. The observer notes customs, captivity, and extractive pressure shaping local power dynamics.
Kansas City Wins Whist Match in Topeka
The Topeka Whist club, twenty five strong, played Keith Kansas City Saturday night at the tatfee's evnb rooms in the Gibraltar building. The game was very close and interesting, Kansas City winning by ten points. A return game will likely be staged in Topeka within the next few weeks. Hameseekers' Excursion via Santa Fe. Tickets February 20 to Oklahoma City and points in Arkansas, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas at rate of one fare site $2 for round trip. See nearest Santa Fe agent for details.
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Ingaras
Chi- Gundie
Chikiunda
Avala
Gerill
Lev
Presenta
Kansas City
Topeka
Tat- Fee
Evnb
Gibraltar
Hameseekers
Santa Fe
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Arizona
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
Liverpool
Omaha
Mercuty
Pratoto
Toonee
Chicago
Corm
Girard
Antwerp
Bongulont En Tirnemlall Speeiti
Ezop
Sansac
Leon
Hadlalo
Atlantic
OSG
Momadts
New York
Ghlesen Bisspy
Acta
Rand
Cab
Citer
Davitts Placa notes vacancy in South Mayo seat
A fragmentary notice from London dated February mentions Davitts Placa and Irish events. It refers to a vacancy in the seat of South Mayo caused by a law change on June 26, 1994, and notes protest related to the war and Irish affairs.
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Davitts
London
Soper Ie Dorneth
Mayo
Chicago Market Report Recaps Mixed Wheat and Hog Trade
The report notes mixed demand in Chicago with wheat turning steady after an initial drop and May prices near 7 3/4 to 8, while hogs show steady demand and higher bar codes. Receipts rise, and futures activity remains cautious amid weather impacts and regional market shifts.
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Ngesee
Ms Moo
Timothy Pebiees
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