Lady Smith Besieged by Boer Forces and Prisoner Churchill
Reports from Pretoria describe Ladysmith surrounded by Boer lines with heavy shelling. Lieutenant Winston Churchill is reported captured as armored train attacks yield disquieting losses for British forces and a rumoured shift in command amid Natal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Blandslaagie
Taiwan
Latesmith
Ladyamith
Laigemirh
Itebe Pines
Andes
Durban Infantry
Hallande
Gordan Meighlanders
Fusiliers
Winston Church
Joubert
War Office
Pietermaritnburg
Gen
Free State
Londo
Turing
Mateldr
Lourenso
Transvaal
Lidy- Holt
Baller
Fatcourt
Kistcourt
Wylie Ulree
Nike
Imperial Welt
Natal
Retort
Waates
Col
Kitchener
Lund Ritcenhewer
Khartoum
St Feurt
Durban
Ita
Tourense Marques
Lucas Meyer
Cornell
Joubors
Nev
Pepert Ladysmith
Avery Teevy
Insurgents massing near Tang and Gerona clash
Reports from Mants Nov 17 describe MacArthur and Lawton nearing a junction while insurgents mass at Gerona and west of Angela. American detachments report prisoners, loot, and disrupted communications as the war drains resources and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mants
Macarthurs
Lawtoné
Sbuo Arthur
Torlee
Une Raliroad
Hambam
Nini Infantry
Howes
Victoria
Third Cavalry
Hessles
Tutare Desmond
Sheril Worps
Witt
Gerona
Tarlac
Mandardo
Moun Laing
Angela
Mike Rade
General Young
Hamingam
Abs
Ah Fabian
Gener Young
San Fabian
Gerenal
Orintey
San Mesto
Aameriensa
Agutoaido
Busombeng
Johnston
Han Nicholas
Asubialde
Sid
Senor Aguinino
Mividia
Wir
LiGhehik
Besside
Thomas W. Hayes
Catyid Savi
Sisteenth
Rave
Westeluts
Tay Tie
Fle
Tour
Cilmurend Seren
San Queti
Whelton
John A. Tocan
San Jacilto
Chapis
Fleror
Twentieth Infantry
Hodinan
Twenthen Infantry
Washington
War Department
Elon Hutchins Married in Greenwood South Dakota
An announcement notes the marriage of Tony Hutchins of Greenwood South Dakota to Miss Jean Gib of Great Falls Montana. Hutchins formerly edited the Kingman Leader now Morton Albaugh's paper and served as secretary of the Republican state central committee. He is currently connected with the Yankton Boarding School at Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Hutchins
Greenwoot
South Dakota
Jean Gib
Great Fails
Monten
Kansas
Falseine
Yomir RK Hy
Kingman Leader
Morton Albaugh
Republican State Central Committee
Yankton
Greenwood
START FOR ENGLAND Ts Made by the German Emperor and His Family
News from Berlin reports Emperor William the empress and their son Auguste William and Oscar left Potsdam for Kiel en route to England as part of a royal excursion. In Denver a naval officer John B D Lois and his wife tour Colorado Springs before returning via Burlington. Washington notes Senator Thurston discussed his book White Ties, though penned decades ago. Congressman Bettie Frankert of Kentucky died suddenly from heart disease at Owenton, six oclock last evening.
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Berlin
William
Auguste William
Oscar
Potsdam
Kiel
England
Miss Long
Colorado
Denver
Col
John BD
Lois
Sovliiary
Navy
Hein
Burlington
Drsih
Bettie Frankert
Evan E. Settle
Kentucky
Owenton
Profits in Tin Plate Surge Amid Plant Moves
Witness William H. Smith testifies before the Industrial Commission from Washington PA that his firm cleared 20 percent in the year tin sold at 2.60 per box and up to 100 percent before the Moulinchey act. He discusses trust control, independent plants, and price surges from 280 to 463 per hundred, with industry restric tive trading and costs under scrutiny.
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Washington
William H. Smith
Industrial Commission
Washington, Pa
Hecker
Maeve
Umat
Initaikehiners
2 Manufacturing Company
Walunes
Refusiing
Parthermors
Trubt
Tess Unier
Grltith
Hoyever
Truat
Bisestub- Tinhimest
Griffith
Ameri Dens
Threombina Don
Hof
Colne
Turer
Baltimore
Politician Tour Highlights Kansas Promoter Ties
Jerry Talks Politics in Teanane City as Terry Simpson of Kansas meets cattle commission promoters led by ex-Congressman M. S. Peters. Discussion centers on party endorsements, patriotism, and election strategies amid Republican criticism of national policies.
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Teanane City
Terry Simpson
Kansas
Cattle Commission Company
M.S Peters
Bir Shuisen
Simpson
Kankas
Republicasms
Bryan
Grinelydes
Dey
Inga
Epidemic Among Boys Alarms London Reader
A chaotic report recalls an epidemic among youths causing runs from homes and absences in St Joy and Avenue areas. Names include Georgs Deggin ger and Al Sit Runeas, with mentions of Arthur Midenbaugh and others fleeing parental homes toward Kansas City. Railroad President Sir Richard Boon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pum Orks Frye
Dirs Georgs Degginger
al Sit Runeas
Kansas City
London
Sir Richard Boon
London and Southwestern Railroad
Isis
Milwaukee Chosen for National Municipal League Meeting
Columbus reports the National Municipal League selected Milwaukee as the next meeting site. The conference opened with Prof. H. Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania discussing public depanting under the proposed municipal programme and urging uniform financial reporting and strict accounting across city operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Milwauker
IL. 5. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Hie
Us Unis
Tour Distinet
New York
breManee
Tharoveh
Fohaing
Philadelphis Haw
Enik
Tuuke
Witch
W. Hartwell
Inn Municipal Statbetleal Germission
Samuel J. Sparling
Wiscomsit Lendur
Meteoric Shower Expected Next Year Says Astronomer
A Washington, Iowa report quotes Dr J. See of the Navy Observatory predicting a meteor shower display next year. He claims calculations show the period is two years, not one, and that the shower will be as brilliant as past great displays. The event likely to arrive in late November, with witnesses urged to observe from suitable skies.
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New York
Novi —Aa
Washington
Stasyn
de Ee J. Sex
Onk
Mint
See
Ele
Wuld
Tae Thorigeliet
Denetofare
Humboldt
Venesanli
Ubot
Minister killed in Dexter bed murder case
Dexter Mo November report: Rev. Desae Mire, a respected Methodist minister, was found dead in bed with a head wound. Authorities point to a life ending assault. a suspect, Sah Moore, faces arrest while prosecutors file preliminary actions. Witnesses heard no noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Aspertal
Post-Dispatch
Dexter
Desae Mire
Debl
Mingouri
Muchsipeterr
Reg Timer
Tide Home
Pear Pyle
Fran Dexter
Aithgurh
Sume
Alent
Peter
Elijah
Kore Micsiuw
Forts
Beans
Sah Moore
Louisville vote thrown out amid intimidation report
The text reports demands to overturn a Louisville election result after militia action ordered by a governor, citing threats to officers and voters. It notes a special board contemplates discarding the vote and mentions a grand jury inquiry, with references to figures like Berwind and Henderson and to railway stockholder actions in Denver.
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Louisville
Leuleville
Hriatley
Iention Board
Lucile
Goibel
Ciena Cart
Cedurad Grand Jury
Asulnet
Rowman
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Winston Churchill
Gine
Ite
Cape Tawn
Mariia Tas
Cape Tamm
Atal
Orient Us
Atta
Buller
Hildyard
Estcourt
Athomatiurt
Hercourt
Dublin
Frere
Boets
Tod
Cape
Loukters
Wyle
Churchill
Lieut Wineton
Tly
Chieving
Tadar
Tuseia
Cofenso
Weenen
Sebbikburger
Zolulend
Elisalien
Tomer Rox
Winston Chgromill
Tribune
Libdan
JoubertUs
Colense
Betcvort
Lancers
Lalysiith
Breterla
Gapesels
Unive
Miter
Eneagernett
Wight
Warler
Lkely
Sir Piet
South
Aricia
Theophillia
Shenstone
Kruster
Thas
Averetston
Kruger
Belmont
Deteonrt
Kimberey
Ladysmith
Ciena Pree
Atieck
South Africa
Fuller
MacArthur and
Lawton
Senora Aguinaldo
Elon Hutchins
Thurston Seya
Thureston
Tas
Jerry
Milwaukee
Municipal League
Movement For Improvement
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A.L. Crosby
City of
Cleveland
Ity
Ip Orner
C. W. Tooke
University of Winds
Mule Pat
Striets
Tooke
Sealer Allen
Hostun
Secorita
Tate Authority
Poverninie Am Sraliot
Acunuris
Mgrt
Opera
Goebel
Berwind
Colo
Storkholders
Southern
Edward T. Henderson
Edward T. Berwind
Bach
Cripple Creek
Trumbull
Feago
Kunis
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