Buller’s Army Relates to Ladysmith March
News from the Natal front reports General Buller moving 40,000 troops toward Ladysmith with a long wagon train. Boers bolster positions as bombardment rings the siege area. Dispatches note heavy shelling near Colenso and ongoing attempts to breach Boer lines, with relief efforts advancing and plans for renewed fighting anticipated any hour.
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London
Ladyemith
Butlers
Lollysmith
Derenk
Lancashirw
Heu
Ghrenadir Guarda
Prince Francie
Buller
Res Malls
Terutth
Ettierre
Thureday
Spearmen’s
Potmaitees
Thapsias
API
Gieneys
Hrakfontein
Poker
Mount Futweya
Pune
Gunigvinge
Fannar
Gen. Warren
Saya
Lachemth
Gils
Holler
Tagela
Moray
Chieveley
Colensa
Bollers Wuyance
Bea
Ceiver
Wistof
Colerisa
Chleve
Durban
Deine
Culenso
War Office
Welm
Bristow and Postmaster Appointments Under Scrutiny
Warrington June 2. Fast master General Smith detailed the tumbling into polyga mous charges and letters about Logan Utah and other posts. The investigation found no preexisting charges and noted prior papers were not directed to the president until later. The hearing continues next week with Bristow expected to testify.
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Warrington
Fast
Smith
Rom No Clemensin
Presbyterian Church
Logan
Ural
Statin
Smaith
Lignan
Maormin
Porter
Utah
EL W Nelson
John M. Goyle
William Lrangham
Bristow
Pantmasterstiy
Argumog
Hastmanter Arenenil
Cherie Wit
Leute
Growvenor
Lents
Brtutaw
Marlborough Sails to South Africa
London dispatch notes the Duke of Mart Senoineh as a 4 suite officer leaving for South Africa today accompanied briefly by Mrs HL P Betmont to Southampton. The duchess will not join him at the Cape and the duke travels with only a valet, amid limited staff.
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London
Duke of
Mart
Senoineh
South Africa
HL P Betmont
Southampton
Cape
Ito
Wretcingtos Report on Klondike River Mining Prospects
A winter journey plan from Klondike area focuses on expansion of gold mining efforts. Reports cite invested wealth, infrastructure like a fire department and drains, and anticipated production driven by steam mining machinery. Officials note 2006 gold output near nine million dollars more than the previous year, signaling growth despite hard conditions.
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Lawsen
Potmenal
Ming
Klondike
Dawaon
Stone Stone of Leavenworth Seeks Fusion Nomination
A fragmentary piece praises Senator James C. Stone of Leavenworth as a strong, dignified figure with a popular pull for the Populist governor nomination. It notes his Kentucky roots, farm life, banker appearance, and deft public speaking as reasons his allies favor him.
New Pest House Planned By City Council
Mayor Drew called a special council meeting to decide on a pest house site. The plan favors quick, cheap construction at fair grounds with room for 16 beds at about 400 dollars, built in three to four days. Second ward representatives praised the approach and urged safety for residents on Fourth Street.
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Drew
Nron
Fourth Street
Cornell
No License On Vice Warpath At Police Station
Police Judge CR Maga led a disorderly ward at the station in rapid sequence yesterday. It was the fortieth monthly incident involving the vice house and warrants were issued and served by officers. Jennie Cline arrived at the station after three officers, and Jailer Grubbs opened the docket, booking the named inmates per precedent.
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CR. Maga
Waranta
Jennie Cline
Ofvicek
Grubbs
Judge Megaw Publicly Warns Inmates Over Fines
The judge summons inmates including Vera Knowles and Grace Brown to court. He rejects taming down proceedings and warns that future fines will rise if violations continue. Jailers collect the fines and the session ends with stern admonitions about beer at their establishments.
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Vera Knowles
Megaw
Rameeye
Vera Kninee
Keeper
Det Krowles
Grace Brown
Bertha Smith
Gerth Daly
Dron
Maud Brooks
Helen Henderson
Gertrude Barr
Thee Cupe
Magay
Stone elected to leadership amid Teaven Worth scene
Stone, a Vale graduate past 40, built a career in cattle and farming, not law, and rose to leadership in Leavenworth with a large majority. He is a popular figure in Teaven Worth County politics and associated with the Sons of Fil. He and Stormy are noted in regional affairs and Stone pursues wealth through mining schemes during the legislative period.
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Stone
Vale
Leavenworth
Teaven Worth
Kates
Mr Stone
Senate
Topeka
Legislative Messier
Stare Mast Witter
Kimball Piano Co. Expands in Topeka Building Plans
J Caney, manager of Kimball Piano Co., opened in Topeka six years ago when Kimball was little known in the region. Through bold advertising and quality instruments, the firm moved 700 to 800 pianos locally and 2,500 or more nationwide, with 189 the best year yet. Culley oversees Kansas, Oklahoma and southern Nebraska agency growth as wholesale and retail demand soars, prompting plans for a fine new building to house expanded operations and showroom.
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J. ©. Caney
Kimball Piano Co
Topeka
Kimballiano
Kimball
Culley
Agencie
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Jeno
Tance
PROM JAPAN TO CHILL
San Francisco on January 2 C Morte Vienna the Chinese minister to the United States and Japan arrived from Tokyo aboard the steamer Darien en route to Washington Minister Vienna said Tokyo is active with the Japanese foreign office on colonization plans in China and a steamship line between Yokohama and Valparaiso The minister admitted important negotiations at Tokyo but would not reveal their nature Mr Vicuna noted Japan's rapid progress in railway construction and industrial development.
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San Francisco
C. Morte
Vienna
Japan
Tokio
Darle
Washington
Ip Tokio
Foreign Office
Actroins Jaganyas
Chi
Yekshams
Valparaiss
Vicuia
Pullman Wages Drop Across Sleeping Car Conductors
Chicago officials report a posted circular at The Pullman sub-office within Union Depot announcing wage cuts for sleeping car conductors. The reduction is claimed to be as much as 26 percent, potentially forcing veteran conductors back to starting pay. Unclear whether the cut applies to all workers or only a subset.
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Chicago
Pullin
Union Depot
Morse Seeks Injunction Over Auditorium Contract Denial
Local dispute erupts as Morse declares mind made up after bid rejection by Topeka City Council. He plans to seek county attorney action to halt the awarding of the auditorium contract to Laird & Blackman and pursue an injunction or damages.
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Tinek
Laird & Blackman
J. 5
Maree
Bigek
Mr. Morse
Mrr. Morse
Morse
Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Avenues
Mack, Laird & Blackman
Blackman
Black & Laird
Iowa
Topeka
Jensore
North Topeka
Moree
Gordon Street
Uth
Kansan Avenue
Fourth Street
Auorstey
Squire
Tam
WI Hive
Rive
Binek
Laird
Rivei
Jeimire
Godard
Jetmore
Bird
Ty Black, Laird & Blackman
Black
Ruskin Dies in London at Age 61
John Ruskin eminent English author died this afternoon in London from influenza aged 61. He rose to prominence with a landmark critique of land and seascape painting proving modern artists superior in some works. His prolific output covered art criticism, politics, architecture, mythology, and social reform, influencing schools and artists before declining poet laureateship after Tennyson's death.
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London
John Ruskin
Ruskin
Hugin
Oxford
Casabridge University
Canal navigability demonstration on winter channel voyage
Summit January 20. A sanitary committee aboard the yacht Juliet demonstrated the canal’s navigability along the deep water way between the lakes and the gulf. Mayor Harrison and Public Works Commissioner McGund led officials and business leaders aboard to assess feasibility and discuss a possible deep water route. Admiral Tiewey may be invited on a future trip to Chicago to view the project.
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Gulf
Juliet
Chicago
Lockport
Moyor Harrison
Public Works
McGund
Western Lavenna
Tia
Triste Jones
Mayer Harrison
Admiral Tiewey
Canna
Tim
Harrison
Antrastess
Tone
Milhmnan Proscribed Over Adulterated Milk Findings
Food Inspector Farnsworth orders Salem milk ban after tests show adulteration with average fat near three percent, while other tastings indicate standard purity. Also notes Kansas postmasters appointed for Sheridan and Marshall counties with replacements.
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Milhmnan
Farnsworth
Rarmsworth
Nasionar
Salem
Bryan's Stand on Philippines and Expansion Debate
A Washington Times view quotes former Secretary of War Wim J Bryan saying he resigns from the army and opposes imperial rule in the Philippines. He favors independence for the Philippines on Cuban terms and noninterference while they self-determine, contrasting annexation with republic status.
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New York
Times
Washington
Wim. J
Sin
Imperial
Philippines
South Americas
Cantral
Lam Tor Priate
Sion
T Bawa
Ambushes Mark Early Phase of Coastal Campaign
Washington dispatch reports the first major ambush in the Lage zone coastal campaign. A pack train from Sanlo Tamas to San Pablo was attacked by Ly Ralston’s force of the Thirtieth infantry yesterday, with two killed, 34 men wounded or missing, and seventeen captured. A Spartan unit, Miles, suffered two wounded.
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Washington
Mintta
Sanlo Tamas
San Pablo
Lauria Primvince
Ly Ralston
Fascey An
Tamas
Belting Bie
Corey Bortyt
Lisirgenle
Unanimous report on Brigham H Roberts case read
Washington reports the special committee’s unanimous findings on Brigham H Roberts of Utah. The majority favor his expulsion from the House, while a minority suggests sworn testimony and possibly expulsion by two thirds. The document details hearings, Roberts’s refusal to testify, and constitutional authority cited.
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Washington
Special Committee of Investigation
Brigham HH. Roberts
Utah
Hawks
Sigm
Taylor Wd
Eberty
Roberte
Bock
Stone
Wwe
Ticts
Cnsert
Rene
Ranger Leaves For Panama
Bah Francisco Jan 2h The Ranger steamship will depart for Panama to conduct an important survey. It will also drop anchor at Magdalene Bay to deliver mail and pick up cargo before heading to San Francisco and then to Samy Harbor to await orders from Washington.
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Francisco
Ue & Steamanto
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