Forces the Biggarsberg and Natal move in Boer war action
Reports detail Boer forces forcing engagements at Biggarsberg while British columns press toward Brabant. Natal’s Orange Free State border actions and troop movements are described as the war widens with Roberts preparing a two hundred thousand man force to guard lines of communications.
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Hoberte
Broanstad
Hocuich
Leo
Kraat
Euich
Australia
Preas
Ceomit
Buller
Natal
Yade
Sun‘ley
Bethune
Roberts
New York
the Tribune
London
Moers
Transvaal
Steyn
Beaven
Hinsafontela
Lona
Yemuriay
Colina
Cateet
Bea Maserd
Kroonstad
Botha
Vaal
DMC
Five State Army
Hertheunterts
Finiliznon
Geeral Roberts
Iadiey
Vaalech
Mrt Pockanng
Eid
Asi DY
Witt Gethtehim
Horriemith
Refige Olvier
Opratiog
Mequat- Dhg
Linn
Re Reat
Prekeburs
Beth[chat
Montant
Saluniay
Hildyard
Suse
Limertz
Thy
Bethlehem
Dewey and Dewey Party Parade Through Knoxville
Admiral Dewey and party arrive as guests of the city after a day of festivities. A public reception follows with addresses by W. H. Lockintt and Mayor Kell. A formal banquet planned, with a river excursion to the Tennessee river area 19 miles west of town to visit historic sites.
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Knoxville
Admiral
Mire Dewey
Muilirla
Court House
Admiral Dewey
W. It. Lockintt
Ofimenteir
Commerce
Heta- Kell
Bret
Mra Dewey
Wormin
Domare
Tensemes
Ine Ville
Farragut
Ander
Dewey
Ut Sdmira
Adtaral Dewey
Honors for Boers Arriving in New York on Mansdam
The Boer delegation sails to New York aboard the Mansdam. An executive committee and municipal groups prepare a welcome with speeches and resolutions. The visiting party will receive city honors and formal acknowledgments upon disembarkation.
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New York
Jdndge van Eedearesi
City of
von Abey
van Waele
Rathy
Hanna Against Canal in Senate Committee Report
Washington March 1 The senate committee in Ritersteanic today ordered a favorable report on the Nicaragua canal as it passed the house. Only five members of the committee were present for the tolls meeting. A vote was taken to report the bill with full debate, Sen Mor son Metride Harris Turner and Hanna opposed. Weather indications Chicago March 1 For Bankes Shaw etc and thunder storms tonight and cooler in east and central portions.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Morsan
Metride
Harris Sci Turner Woth
Seomtor Hanna
Chicago
Mer
Bankes Shaw
Opening of auditorium to feature Eluah oratorio chorus
The oratorio Eluah is chosen for the auditorium opening with rehearsals already under way and a chorus of about 500 to 600 voices expected. Notable singers will perform solo parts, with choirs from churches and musical groups invited to contribute. The event forms part of a week of festivities including various concerts and entertainments led by the Commercial Club.
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von Dahlun
State Savings Bank
America
Theim Bhocen
Church Choire
Hillab
Mhe
SMC
Tunis
Prof von Dahlen
Savings Bank
M.C. Holman
Commercial Glue
Topeka
General Committee
Frank Ho Foster
Mre TF
Doran
Saunders
Mise Bain Morton
Bernice Ott
Mattie Hilton
Mies Acbsab Brewer
Edna Parkhurst
Guss Dora Diment
Mire Jotn Sargent
J. PL Wahie
Mra
T. 5 Mason
Sirs FB
Fox
Bensie Hahc
DD. Cheney
Ash
Mins
Adar Hartel
Allee Deliium
Ste Powell
Elle Bartel
Misa Mattie Spurlock
Mies Maud Mummery
Jennie Gar- Sirs
Mull
Milas Minnie Wyed
IA. Snow
Stra
Aie
E. Anderson
J. W. Robinson
WH Whitton
W B Swiss
Mabel Martin
Jogith Goddard
Mes Hig
Foster
Cy Snstth
le Gobirson
J. Smith
Sanders Mix
Phdme
W. V. Dencon
May Dunn
Jennie (Green
Piaget
JV. Hiden
Pearl W
Mire
Lina Pitley
Bing
Margaret
Giltin
Mary Moglfin
Mize Let
Myrtle Everscte
Mise Aki
Miss Mundo Greek
Mian Satter
Mies Tone Weidman
Mary Axtell
Mise
Emma A- Ba
Garrie Bratten
Beatrice Crom
Louise Kent
Jennie Welln
Mra W. Ho Whitton
Miles Mary Whitton
F Weight
Minnie Marahoper
Scandal in Cuban Postage Affairs Sparks Senate Pressure
A Washington dispatch reports growing Senate and House concern that War Department officials misled Congress over Cuban civil administration and revenue. The push to publish detailed salary, expense, and revenue figures for Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines has yielded little progress. a January 7 resolution remains unanswered and the public accounts show broad departmental salaries and postal costs without clear accountability.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
War Department
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ne Ite
Secretary of War
Senate
United States
Melkiglebm
Alger
Root
Salargste
Portico
Philippines
United Brives
Sunefa
Decebr
Aedviaees
United State
Giles
Dupree Murder Trial Emerges From Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR text references the Dupree murder case and a man named Erwin. It notes a possible statement by Erwin before his death that may be used at the trial and mentions a Dupree woman and two other individuals.
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Dupree
Erwin
Serena
Peace onces more patching up differences plan to allow preside
Delegates and visitors to the Republican state convention in the Grand Opera house at 11 o clock Wednesday forenoon are arriving in numbers. The convention aims to renominate the present administration and ratify delegates for the national convention. Proposals include testing the senatorial question and ousting Morton Albaugh from the state committee while seeking a peaceful reconciliation. Temporary chair Silas Porter, permanent chair likely A W Smith, and J K Hudson to head resolutions with a plan to endorse only the senators and congressman, avoiding a fight over endorsements. The effort centers on harmony with party leaders coordinating conferences to avoid disruption.
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Grand Opera House
Upuil
Waltons
Stretuctt
United States
Queson
Leland
Morton Albaugh
State Committee
Cheater
Long
J. L. Tiristow
Washington
J. KR. Burton
Baker Camp Aten
Kansis
Ireland
Manti-boss League
Albanya
JK. Hudson
Silas Porter
Kaneat City
Chatelar
A. W. Smith
McPherson
Republican Party
Uney
A.W. Smith
Charman
J. K. Hudson
Eressman
Hurton
Copeland Cour
Pratt County Man Opens Fight For Congressional Nomination
Pratt county figure Bintee announces bid to lead Republican county delegates toward securing the nomination for Congress. The move could shift support away from Charles F. Scott in the Second district as Wyandotte and neighboring counties organize to back rival candidates. The scene suggests a party realignment ahead of the convention.
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Pratt County
DW. Bintee
Repub- Mean
Yantioute County
Charles F. Scott
Wyandotte County
Scott
W. J. Buchan
Alen County
Tuchal
Jack Marris
Brand New Booms For National Delegates
Will A White and Ira Gollins emerge as candidates for national delegates at large at the Republican state convention. New men appear in the race with White from Porin and Gollins gaining traction. Batley remains in discussion as a possible ally or alternative delegate option.
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Will A White
Ira Gollins
Honora
W. A. White
Kmporin
W. J. Batley
Ales
Gete ggte Mentioned In District Race Speculation
A district race discussion notes that Mr. falter will not run. Les Cellins of Nemaha County and Berry of Marebat are named in connections. Possibility of a new candidate from the North district to attend the Republican convention is raised.
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Falter
Bet Les Cellins
Nemaha County
Baileys Place
Collum
Rts
Marebat Coneiss
Prth
Ne- Hotia
Albaugh Likely to Retain GOP State Chair Despite Challenge
Rumors suggest Morton Albaugh will keep the Republican state committee chair as factions led by J R Burton push for a non opposition stance at the convention. Burton's plan to abstain from opposing candidates, plus support from Tom Kelly as secretary, point to Albaugh’s retention. Grimes Mulvane and Simpson oppose Albaugh and seek Burton’s disruptive entry at the conven tion, while Burton asserts he will urge and insist on seating the committee. If Burton’s stance holds and J K Hudeman chairs resolutions, the deal appears sealed.
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Morton Albaugh
Republican State Committee
Albaugh
J. R Burton
Tom Kelly Ia
Frank Grimes
Dave Mulvane
Jim Simpson
Burton
Germany's Game at Risk in Diplomatic Moves
A Washington dispatch says German officials urge a navy bill despite warnings from Secretary Purs and Senator Lodge. Germany intends to expand influence in Central and South America, aiming to sway neutrality in a potential US war, while embassies note many Germans may emigrate to undeveloped regions, including Central and South America and Asia Minor.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
Department
Germany
Reot
Senator Lodge
Central
South America
United States
Fatherland
Central and South America
Asia Minor
Bank robber escapes jail after Topeka capture
A captured Topeka bank robber who escaped from Marysville jail last week is linked to a murder in Dunlap. Authorities, aided by Sheriff and constables, joined a statewide hunt across several counties for Ketettle James Murphy and others, following a deadly ambush near the town and a late night confrontation. Continued on fourth page.
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Topeka
Elf
Estelle
Maryeville
Ketetle
James Murphy
Et Roberta
Dunlap
Emporia
Nevado
Londs
Oruge
Marysville
Thor
Lee Tobben
Faelle
Clent
Lee
Betta
Ciennia New Mineaier Atelier
Minnesota
Janes
Ron Dows
Hans
Gunfight Near Brentwood Over Power House Incident
In a tense exchange near Brentwood on the Merimic division, guards and wire cutters clashed with 50 rounds fired. Four guards watched property. two men fled on foot and one on horseback, a climber grabbed a trolley pole with shears as Renna opened fire, the climber fell, and bullets followed.
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Brentwood
Suburtan Aid
Renna
Taylor undecided on coping with supreme court ruling
Kentucky Governor Taylor visits Indianapolis amid questions on his next move if the Supreme Court ruling goes against him. He says his mind is not made up and hints at possible actions, noting future outcomes for supporters and allied cases.
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Kentucky
Indianapolis
Taylor
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Youtsey
Mberty
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Petty
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Rsa
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Cape Town
Webster
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Thal Scm
Renny
Linite
Newbereyr
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Stern
Hanna
Canal
Eluah
Ae Parker
Miss Eee Harris
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Mims Pearl
John FR
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Walter Noble
Burton Pugh
Jake Strikter
Frank Thomas
J. Balt
Joe Relaner
Elmer Kiet
W.M. Fortes
FD. Puller
Eric Anderson
Walter Whitson
A. J. Musson
H. W. Cheney
L. P. Stock
John Swartz
Shirley French
W. A. Hogabeom
Mr Witheys
Clarence Brown
Frank Squires
J. Fleming
Clark Dailey
Fred Calver
Charles Netton
Ton Ragland
Geo. Warren
Mr. Bonham
Mr. Webber
Charles Bolmar
Frank Smith
Prk
C. Squire
George Adamson
Charles Griggs
Ray Cerle
Fred Gilyeat
J. 5. Griffitg
Po W. Griggs
Harry Snyder
Clarence Colman
W.N. Rhodes
Jay F Stevens
Ed Rhea
Claude Harrington
George Lemley
Edwin C. Fox
Homer Fox
George HE. Serrigo
Arthur Godfrey
C. G. Grout
BF. Williams
Chas, Neill
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W .H. Evens
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W. H. Wright
Howard Thomas
W.M. Shaver
M.D. Henderson
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T. &. Mason
BC. Fox
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Hudson
Kingman
Coler
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Dermater
Roosevelt
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Jones
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Constable Roberts
Marshall County
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Prisos
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Tony
Freien Affirs
Count Guicehski
Lordot
Princess of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Mrs. Yousnies Whatan
Bee Prank
Sewell
Prot
Miss Newell
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