General Cronje Surrenders Unconditionally at Dawn
London confirms General Cronje has surrendered his entire force unconditionally at dawn. The Majuba anniversary is marked by jubilation in Britain and the empire as Lord Roberts advances toward Bloemfontein. Prisoners total about 4,000 with several officers among them.
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London
Cronje
Mauna
Majuia
Crunje
Lenin
Hoberts
Crone
Rome
Majuba
Se James Gazette
Taidyemith
Steat
Crome
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Westminster Gazette
Cron
Paardeberg
Crunjept
Paardebers
Sweetfice
Lord Toberte
Passleberg
Crondéy
Matty Hy
Gordon Wikhriders
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Waters
Cromie
Dnt
Kride
Erhodaon
Cervant
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Pretty
Omumandiyie
Cape ‘Town
Tts
Jouve
Cape Tawe
Débackarntie
Hott
A. Finifour
GM Commora
Fen
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Pet Cronje
Wolverans
Volkeraad
Coret Prus
Sean- Ginavinn
Albrecht
von Dewitz
Offi~cer
Roberts
War Office
Lord Heberts
Puandebars
Ireb
Marquis of Lansdowne
Cronjé
Cape Toven
Sirengy
Atnt Targhera
Jere Ladysmith
Pines Buate
Elsels
Tarcmt
Hidemfontein
Frew
Windburg
Fremfanteiy Boxing
Sueyn
Kroger
Ikeberta Iy
Einemfontein
Brees
Steyn
Calviso
Bruce
Mikfeking
Prewwrin
Iomcital
Proféssiaba
Eoluer
Eupiiemtal
Hokinson Bank
Kuger
Wirsten
Churchill
Minning
Frere Camp
Saya
Roeky Horr
Dublin
Topeka Faces Deep Snow and Rail Blockade
Topeka and Kansas endure a heavy snowstorm with widespread travel disruption. Only two streetcar lines run at 2 p m as snow reaches nearly a foot on level. Railroads deploy snow plows, telegraph lines operate, but many streets are impassable. Pedestrians struggle, commerce slows, and forecasts warn of continued bitter weather through tomorrow.
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Topeka
Twelfth Street
Sixth Avenue
Kansan
Hale
Hugh Tarns
Columbian
Tomes
Tonys
Kansas
California
Missouri
Santa Fe
Rock Ieland
Kansas Avenue
A. Oo
Wren
State Journal
Snowbound Girls Rescued After Night Out In Severe Storm
In a heavy snow storm five girls and a sober companion struggle through unpaved streets and drifting snow. A fire alarm bell sounds as a patrol wagon arrives, a drunken man is taken in, and the group is returned home after a brief ordeal. Sergeant Donovan commends Driver Bundy for the rescue.
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Fire Department
Usl
Donovan
Gtr
Spow
Jay Law
Sergent Donovan
Bundy
Continental Creamery formed in Topeka Kansas
Five large creamery firms in Kansas and Oklahoma merge as the Continental Creamery company with Topeka headquarters. New board includes E. Nisney of Topeka as president and Jansen of Beloit as vice president. The consolidation covers Topeka, Wichita, Belleville, Reno Oklahoma and Burtis creamery interests, with about 40 receiving stations and Five factories in several towns. The chartered capital is 5000 dollars and aims to expand creamery business and dairy improvements.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Continental Creamery Company
Topeka
Kansas Creamery Company
C. H. Patton
Abilenc
Kanaas Creamery Company
JE. Nissiey
Beretofare
Karsas Creamery Company
W. R Jansen
Jansen Creamery Company
Beloit
Bregent
J. Ribarke
Escstate Pelater
Lao
Svcrery
Mr. Pattison
Kanguis Creamery Company
Bee Jolt
Brandt Creamery Company
Canton
Pioneer Creamery Company
Reno
Burtingame Creamery Company
Burtinsame
Jane Companies
Kanes
Gistagt
Kanaax Creamery Company
Wichita
Belleville
Orla
Belleville Creamery
Bey Ot Inte Golorady
Emporia
Emalier
Brandt Company
Govers McPherson
Harveys
Les Onansies
Cantor
Mound Ridge
Jonsen Company
Beloir
Central Ranch
Wurlinermer Company
Omage County
Skmindie
Cregendrien
Hiv Bret
Breaks Out Again Aboard Steamer Australia
San Francisco reports the steamer Australia, arriving from Honolulu, carries an AP dispatch dated February 20. Twelve days of passage with severe illness leave two Chinese mates and a mixed Chinese-Hawaiian woman dead. One victim likely died from infected food tied to a Chinese store.
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San Francisco
Australia
Honolulu
Associated Press
Honolie
Fred
Bridge To Be Sold in Leavenworth on Public Auction
Leavenworth Kan February 2 United Biazen Juice Hook ordered Wm M Hooper 4a master field to conduct a public sale on the Kanane minute. Missouri river contentment date Pes Interest and $500 principal now past QuetM Sianwela to Dendibordare et for time time In May.
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Leavenworth Kan
United Biazen
Wm. M Hooper
Missouri Renr
Quetm
Santa Fe plans 107000 shop expansion to add 300 workers
Santa Fe management authorizes spending 107000 to enlarge the machine and locomotive shops in Topeka. The project will add at least 300 workers, extend the machine shop, and build an ash foundry, with completion expected by mid summer. Location of new buildings undecided. work aims to improve motive construction and support future Topeka foundry and plant operations.
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Santa Fe
Sion &S
Sante Pe Io
Topeka
Meummer
Heehee
Rene Ae
Tee
Porte
Kansas Newsroom Debate Signals Shifts in Farm Politics
A garbled report from a New York meeting of newspaper publishers references the Kansas scene with hints of farmer concerns and political balance. The text implies debates over printing policy, public opinion, and party dynamics affecting state politics.
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Neuespaper Publishers’ Association
New York
Ity
One York Times
Prink Po Mree Lashnan
Uber Ty Journal
Jon
Unclear court hearing described in damaged OCR text
Fragmentary report from a Mississippi court shows Constable and court actions concerning J S Huddarth. Suddarth faces unspecified charges and was arrested at Huntevilly with notes of detainments and regulatory papers sought from an unnamed authority.
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Oman Tenes
Ett
Jett Toling
J. S. Huddarth
Suddarth
Huntevilly
Miss
Ronswert
Aliuwet
Alvin Joslin III and Varied News From Pistebure to Washington
A fragmented report notes Alvin Joslin III facing pneumonia at his home in Alvinon Pa and mentions Charles L. Davis, impresario of the Alvin theatre, amid broader items including railway work, political figures, military tests, and upcoming lecture and concert dates by Mendelssohn Male Quartets and Spring String Quartets with low admission fees at local venues.
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Charles L. Davis
Pistebure
Cherten Te Davis
Alvin Theatre
Alvin Josip
Alvalon
Union
Mendelaicks
Spersing
Ss Centa
Rowley
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Creamery Trust
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Leavenworth
Frank P. MacLennan
New York Times
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Iowa
Topelka
Alvin Joslin” III
RL Joseph
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Guvernor Congind
Juan We Intemie
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