Battle at Paardeberg Drift Leaves Both Sides Heavily Wounded
London dispatches report a costly engagement at Paardeberg drift on February 1 as Cronje’s Boer forces hold key positions while British artillery and infantry press to dislodge them. Casualties run high on both sides with heavy shelling and no decisive result despite intense efforts by Gen Kelly-Kenny and supporting units.
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Gage Visits St Louis to Address Commercial Club
Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage arrived in St Louis to speak at a Commercial Club banquet tonight. In an interview published in the Post-Dispatch he said charges by ex-Governor Marruin against the English government lack evidence and are intended to embarrass the administration. He expressed confidence in a forthcoming investigation and warned that if substantiated, the administration would demand no apology.
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Lyman T. Gage
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Post-Dispatch Today
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Dewey at Wheeling Parade Spoiled by Rain
In Wheeling on February 22 Admiral Dewey received an enthusiastic reception despite persistent rain. The parade was canceled at the start, but speakers and exercises proceeded in a hall. A sword donated by Wheeling citizens was presented to Lieutenant Duddridge, and orations honored the siege of Mort Henry and the American Revolution. Tonight Admiral Dewey will be banqueted by the Sons of the Revolution.
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Curtis Wins in Kansas Primaries Strengthens Curtis Senatorial Path
Shawnee County voters delivered a decisive victory for Charles Curtis and his allies in the first district contests. Curtis swept Jackson Brown and Atchison counties, laying groundwork for renomination and a strong push for the congressional seat. The anti-Leland forces suffered losses as Bailey and other opponents faltered, while Seaton and local editors backed Curtis amid a charged political climate.
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Brown
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Curtis
Taras
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Jackson County
A. J. Crane
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Curtis Victory Shifts Power in Wion County Convention
The report outlines Curtis supporters gaining influence in the forthcoming congressional convention with predictions of 61 votes for Curtis and 49 needed to secure the seat. It notes potential impacts on Senator Baker’s reelection bid, mentions public figures facing consequences for backing Curtis, and discusses two Leland delegates from the First district and potential candidates like Mr. Lew for national committee roles amid shifting district loyalties.
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Talley
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Joby Seaton
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National Committee
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Washington
Batley Uyetnet
Philadelphia convention fund drive amid tensions and delays
The Philadelphia Republican committee met with Mayor and national officials to discuss fundraising for the national committee. Up to date 660 dollars have gathered, with 25 000 dollars sent to Chairman Janna and another 35 000 soon to follow. Aghbridae warned of threats amid squabbles over convention arrangements. A Washe Hipton survey indicated possible convention removal, while others dropped the proposition. Weather notes from Chicago report warming trend and southerly winds.
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New York
To Name a Place to Choose Date and Location of Convention
An announcement calls for selecting a suitable venue and date for the upcoming convention. Organizers seek input on preferred city, facilities, and timing to finalize arrangements. Representatives from sponsoring groups urge timely responses and provide contact details for submissions.
Two Candidates Vie For Democratic Convention Host City
The Democratic National Committee met at the Hotel Raleigh in Washington to set dates and costs for the upcoming convention. Kansas City and Milwaukee presented rival claims with Missouri backing Kansas City’s facilities, rail and hotel capacity, and a proposed hall seating 28 000, while Milwaukee argued its own strengths and support from the state’s Democrats.
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Ex-Governor as Second Speaker Recalls Convention Echoes
The piece recalls a former governor who served as second speaker at a Milwaukee convention. He offered a humorous speech and urged warning from past experiences. It notes devotion to pacifying German-Americans and supporting the Democratic platform with broad electoral appeal.
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Acer Ex-Governor the Second Sjeaker Sein Boda
Milwatkee
Mationel Enamaltien
Mowaukee
Jhavid Overmyer
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Foraker Reads Washington Farewell Address in Senate
Washington’s birthday observe shows all executive departments closed and many galleries full. In the Senate Senator Foraker reads Washington’s farewell address after journal, drawing praise as galleries crowd corridors and colleagues congratulate him.
Bestor Brown Wins in Wichita Session of Grand Lodge
The Grand Lodge A P O of A M met in Wichita to elect officers for the year. Charles J. Webb and Perry M. Hotsingtos were named grand master and deputy grand master, with Thomas E. Dewey and Reator G. Brown among senior and junior wardens. Robert K. Torrington was re elected grand treasurer and Albert K. Wilson was re elected grand secretary. Restor G. Brown drawn questions over Chicago home but won the top post on the first ballot with over 61 votes. The meeting also referenced plans for representation and wardens across lodges.
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George F. Pond
Fort Scott
Dast Thanters
Penrose delays Quay case as senators seek attendance
The reading of the address prompted Mr Penrose Pa to call attention to his yesterday announcement calling up the Quay case. He said many senators wished to be present and would not adjourn now, but he would call the Quay case tomorrow after morning business. John Henry Collins still hopes for a new trial or pardon after being convicted of murdering his father. His lawyers pursue hopes of exoneration as the Blamon Asbell case unfolds in Goswen before Judge Skidmore. Warden Tomlinson notes Collins speaks of freedom though no new trial has been set.
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Overstreet Renominated By Indiana Republicans
Indianapolis Feb 22 Tesse Overstreet author of the house financial bill was renominated for congress from Indiana seventh district by the Republican district convention. The nomination came by acclaim and strong sound money resolutions were adopted. A letter from Overstreet declaring the party opposed to trusts was read.
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