Buller Rumors Of Defeat Shadow War News
London and Berlin relay conflicting war reports as rumors claim Gen Buller has lost two British battalions. Long Tom shells smash White's quarters amid heavy bombardment efforts, while observers note no decisive gains for either side and cautious official chatter continues.
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Berlin
Tiller
London
Stock Exchange
Hay
Tera
White
Hirai Boer Layaser
Lautjoenich
Generain White
Hier
Hendon
Jas
Fuller
Wniker
Murm
Abeenes
Pestenday
Boller
Eutisiderabie
Waerrtts Foken
Fred Tane
Ube
South Tiedforda
den. Buller
NCU
Getnde
Warten
Igubhets Hirthday
Tieud Liewer
Ladgemilth
Natal
Siat
Jia
Jonnert
Joubert
Steve
Free State
Lauly
Atecniine
Sumitien
Ravener
cohesroRa
Jon Y
Culeature
Cape Colony
Londar
Jan
Chroniste
Han
Spearman
Gus
Taney Hse
Lord Dundonald
Warre
Bombardment reports from Kimberley and Ladysmith fronts
Describes British bombardment and troop movements around Kimberley and Ladysmith during January. Reports Boer positions, night actions, locust swarms, and rumors of Dundonald entering Ladysmith with 1600 men. Notes naval guns, heliograph messages, and ongoing attempts to push Boer lines along the river.
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Bert
Theo Muntha Tyrch
Ladyemith
Merday
Briday
Warren Hegan Jong
Elekiteus Menh
Trichet
Drit
Eastwart
Rutin Qromn
Etumy
Lipossibite
Beha
Botunday
Dundonald
Durbar
Natal
Dundonald Ak
Ladysmith
Kimberley
Soddir Eiver
Larkins West
Botthot
Sterkatmn
Jon
Bern
Olteen Thristens
Atellcott
Boers and British clash as authorities seek peace signs
Dispatches from Létensy Marquee report Boer and British positions amid boisterous claims of mobilization and renewed fighting. Analysts note British reinforcements reaching Cape Town and Natal while Lord Roberts probes colonial discontent. Continuous battles loom as leaders weigh intervention and fatigue in campaign.
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Jamon
Jas
Thines
Létensy
Newa Frei
Enpublica
Bowers
Heures Corrempanden
Whronicle Asserm
the Fenrood
Boora
General Buller
le Ikebe
Suechil
Spencer Willtheon
Uutavor
Air Wilkinson
Couler
Irene
Battlefeld
Cape Town
Natal
Bitter Tehge
Heitian
South Africa
Tord Methuer
Prenoty
Densburge
Ogres
Gathere
Aulescant
Colerbore
Giltagreements
Lord Roberts
Ladremith
Boneurg
M Nalls Fight Location In the State Favorable to His Candidacy
A political item notes M Nalls pursuing a candidacy with a state based backing. The report emphasizes location and supportive conditions within the state's political landscape.
McNall Seeks Governor Nomination In Kansas Race
Silver champion McNall joins fusion forces as Webb McNail of Glyiora Smith county leads a bid for the gubernatorial nomination. He claims strong Leedy era ties and declares his broad geographic appeal gives him an edge. Supporters note Republican backing and a past run as insurance supervisor amid party shifts, while Bryan visit angles unfold in Jersey City.
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Webb MecNail
Glyiora
Smith County
McNail
Mbune McNall
McNall
Leedy
Ryan
King
Rideley
George M. Muheer
W. Dennison
Pourtis
MecNall
Stau
Kansas
MacNall
A. O. UW
Felvudt
McNeil
Ate Null
St St Lyuia
Bing Seif
Laedy
Stanley
Bu Ul
Executive Department
Bailey's Bill for Leavenworth Civil Federal Reformatory
Rep Bailey of Kansas introduced a bill on January 21 to build a civil federal reformatory at Leavenworth. The facility would be under the attorney general and confine first time offenders aged 16 to 25 for nonviolent crimes punishable by confinement in federal prison. The bill requests three hundred thousand dollars for the project.
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Leavenworth
Washington
Bailey
Kansas
Beild Civil Federal Reformatory
Bryan Guests at Private Fifth Avenue Dinner
New York report shows William J. Bryan as the only national figure guest at a private dinner hosted by O. T. Hetmet at Fifth Avenue residence. Tammany Hall notables attended, including John E. B. Carroll, Croker’s absence noted, and others such as Danforth Gardiner Lewis Sexton and Frank Campbell. Dinner wound down near midnight.
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New York
William J. Bryan Way
Homer
O. T. F. Hetmtat
Fifth Avenue
Sr Belmont
Fithii
Otter
Mr. Bryan
Tammany Hall
John EB. Carroll
Tammany Wall
Croker
Bhiliatt 1
Danforth
Democratic State Committee
Dr. Gardiner
Chiesco Platform
Ave Bird Gardiner
Frank Campbell
James F. Campbell
Ohio
Hinge
Texas
Mid
Misouri Wiley Farmer Publication Suspension Reported
In Kansas City news from the Missouri area editor reports Mr Sheldon charged with publishing a matter under the next plan February issue. The Rural area has been consolidated with the farm publisher. Total circulation figures are unclear and a suspension of the Missouri Wiley Farmer appears likely.
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Ithe Smissoun
Eharigg
M. Bheliin
Kansas City
Haxtage
Slam Wae
Feral Dome
Wrener
Seledom Ik
Missouri
Wiley Parmer
Occupy Santa Cruz and Taal Battle Report Insurgents Defeated
Manila reported American forces attacked insurgent positions in Santa Cruz Laguna de May and Batangas Taal. Major Muir led 46th infantry and 37th infantry units to defeat about 800 insurgents at Taal. US bombardment shelled targets as two enemy gaps were captured. Two Americans wounded and insurgents left dead on the field. Plague statistics noted 4 cave sites and 1 death.
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Manila
Santa Crus
Laguna de May
Lusuca
46Th Infantry
Upiire Méjer
Unclear text: lawmakers and county official noted
Fragmentary OCR describes legislators and county figures with references to a Boers matter and a restitution payment. The readable portions name Dagupan, Grundy, and Getam Elemenc, but exact actions, dates, or outcomes are not clear from the fragment.
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Garere
Hows County
Dagupan
Grundy
Five to Four. Majority Favors Keeping Him Out of That Body
A slim majority votes to bar him from the body. The decision narrows access and shapes future participation, with supporters praising due process while opponents decry exclusion. The vote signals political contention and potential procedural changes ahead.
Case for Quay seat hinges on Pennsylvania appointment
Washington reports detail that the Senate considered the Quay seat dispute. The majority and minority reports debated whether a state governor may appoint a temporary senator when the legislature fails to elect. The majority argued against Quay, citing constitutional limits, while the minority defended executive appointment under vacancy rules.
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Washington
Committee On Privileges
M.S. Quiy
United States
Senate
Pennyslvania
Quay
Caffery
Pettus
Chandler
Pritchard
Art Unis
Quey
Len
Kersey, Jones
Delaware
Henry W. Corbett
Oregon
Muay
Sagan Ec
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ife
Pennsylvania
Yelus
Uiinking
Quay A
Uccessor
Sitte
House of Representatives
Avon
Lee Mantle
Beckwith
Wyoming
New Hampshire
Actas
Ais
Pasco
Florida
PEST HOUSE DETENTION HOSPITAL SECURITY TENSE
Angry crowds gathered around the new detention hospital near the fair grounds at night threatening arson. Guards on duty dispersed the crowd with no damage reported. The incident follows multiple threats and warnings about burning the hospital.
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Fair
Ramsey
Hosts of Women To Hear Opening Debate in Roberts Case
Reporters note that a scheduled opening debate in the Roberts case will feature women observers and analysts from local organizations, with emphasis on public interest and legal procedure. The venue and exact timing are being coordinated by court officials.
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Roberts
Debates Open On Roberts Case In Congress Gallery
Washington reports crowds filling the chambers to follow the Roberts case debate. Chairman Taylor and member Lacey clash over motions as Roberts sits in the right of the hall answering questions, with discussion touching constitutional principles and representative government.
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Washington
Jen
Roberts
Brenther
Tuy
Ohio
Taylor
Lacey
Iuwa
Tieharten
Tenn
Roberta
Anid
Tayler
Fr Tayler
Waite
Reynolds
Duck
Dustire Matthews
Rumsey
Commonwealth
Mylene
Costa Tenneth
Sudseiat
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Robert Davie
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Webb McNall
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