Joubert Goes To The Front In Natal War Mobilization
Dispatches report Commandant General Joubert will command Boer forces at Laing's Nek as Natal frontier mobilizes for possible war. Boers establish lines, requisition stores, and concentrate troops near Walker’s Post. Britons ramp up defenses. Dundee and Newcastle bustle with refugees and preparations.
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Ont Ste
Biie Dary
Natal
Joshua Joubert
Walker Arom
Boece
Torald Vryburg
Hechamnalmnd
Kine
Derby
Cape
Innce
Transvaal
Cane Colony
Seheoperm Nek
Verebeta
Bitfalo
Dundee
Eprt
Anve
saaMiet
Choow
Baden Powell
Pretoria
Teiny
Protertay
Lok Cireult
Eke Hoere
Mrmibera
Mafeking
Kioale
Menting
Sir Alfred Milner
Dunder
Duden Hotel
Newcastle
Johannesburg
Standerton
Trefsvaal
Netal
Charleatown
Banda Print
Vatherust
Satal
Nital
Oullytras
Newcastin
Loman
Britain
Fhurooral
South Africa
Progorin
Great Britain
Vis
Arema
Great
Nimfort
Ctr
Corm
Pat~ Ierhint
Roosevelt
Natal Feld Artllery
Get
Willam Symone
Lee Stewart White
Lady Sinlit
Cape Town
Great Firstein
Canyingham Green
Penviria
Mr Green
Hritih
Mattore
Democratic carnival opens as Bryan arrival looms in Dallas
In Dallas Texas on October 2 the two day Democratic carnival begins with William Jennings Bryan's arrival. Delegates from 40 states Oklahoma Indian Territory and many officials including Governors Senators and Congressmen gather amid speeches by Governor Stone of Missouri and Governor Jones of Arkansas.
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Dating
Tex
Wilh Jennings Bryan
States
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
O. Hy P- Bet
Mont
New York
Judey Tarvin
Kentucky
Col. Wetmore
Missouri
United States
Berry
Arkansas
Chilton
Texan
Congeesa
Suimer
Mattdox
Georg Richardson
Tennessee
Davis
Florida
Gordon
Ohie
Bentonendark
Dingmore
Texas
Governor Jones
Adan
Colorado
Grittandon
Stone
A. W. Terell
Turkey
JG. Johnson
Kansas
Hose
Milwaukee
Harvey Salmon
St. Louis
Stiaquis
Kansas City
Bryan Kapt
Sir Bryan
Belmont
Gov
Nateoe
Heagan
Governor Stone
Mbtouri
George Carden
Ionan
Amurirs
Republican
Itt
Andree Polar Expedition Marker Found by Martha Bark Crew
In Stockswim Sweden on October 2 a buoy bearing the Andree Polar Expedition name with an attached alcohol unit was recovered on King Charleesland’s north coast by the Norwegian cutter Martha Bark. Experts and cabinet members met to inspect the artifact, which confirms Andree’s plan to reach and pass the pole, marking a claimed success in the polar journey.
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Stockswim
Sweden
Andree Polar
King Charleesland
Martha Lar- Bark
North Pole
Andre
Pole
Ex Captain Carter to be sent to Fort Leavenworth
From New York October 2 reports ex Captain Ober lin M Carter held in Castle William Island near Governor's Island will be moved to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. General Merritt says the official dispatch will reach Washington by mail tomorrow and Carter will be transferred promptly thereafter to Leavenworth.
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New York
Oberlin M. Carter
Castle William
Teland
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Merritt Hak Hneef Nished
Washington
Carter
Enlist for the War from local county volunteers
A local notice lists county residents volunteering for military service. Names include Walter Siti, Walter Tepeanger, Charles A, Fred Hh Davie, Janine Xie, Harry rees Chander, and others. The item notes positions such as quarters, sergeant, and private, with references to enrollment and compass station.
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Smith Center
Archie
Gude
Rorae
Leach County Boys
Walter Siti Ear
Ruterr
Charles A
Fred Hh
Davie
Janine Xie
Ye Steeaester
Harry Rees Chander
Ranean Nas
Compass
Ns Sea Service
Weather Indications for Chicago and Kansas
Chicago weather notes show probable showers tonight and Tuesday with cooler conditions in the west and extreme north portions. A shift to northerly winds is expected as a cold front moves through the region.
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Chicago
Kansas
Was It as Scheme Believes They Intended to Restrict Business
The state board of health rejected the undertakers plan to require certificates for funeral directors. Committees from both sides would conduct exams, concentrating power in five members and aiming to expel many practitioners. The board viewed the scheme as a possible step to create a state controlled trust.
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State Board of Health
Akers
State Organization of Undertakers
Board of Health
Undertakers’ Association
Tegular
Boon Ae
Aeelind
Anderthera
Editorial defense of Cyrus Leland and party unity in Brown County
BossE wing editor Herbert of the Brown County World criticizes reformers and urges restraint. He argues Leland and allied leaders deserve support, warns against factional attacks, and predicts continued GOP leadership with Baker, Curtis, Leland, and Batley returning to office.
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Wing Herbert
Brown County World
Hiawatha
Cyrus Leland
Republican Party
Herbert
Peate
Cy Leland
Leland
Ajl
Lambert
Albaurd
Lexa
Baker
Charlie Curtis
Lelind
Batley
Little and Funston Nominated For Congressman At Large
The Kaween Republic party organ backs General Fred Furston for congressman at large. Populists fear a split and look to Ed Little, former lieutenant colonel of the Twentieth, as a studied rival. Little, once Leedy’s private secretary, is seen as a potential Free State candidate in a Triestecium style race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fur Ston
Republicin
Republican Party
Kaweun
J.D. Botkin
Little
Kansas
Leedy
Abi- Tene
Burton Stands Firm In Senate Race Showdown
J R Burton refuses to exit the Kansas senatorial contest. He rejects a plan to unite against Cyrus Lefad and believes Baker will be re-elected. Burton and allies met to oppose withdrawal and plan to run against Baker in next year’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Burton
W. Sutton
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Cyrus Lefad
Sutton
Burton
W. A. Harris
Baker
George Clark
Jim Simpson
Frank Grimes
George Findlay
Grimes
Governor appoints committee to meet Twentieth Kansas in San Francisco
Governor W. E. Stanley names F C Montgomery J N Ury A L Selig J D Barker D Sampson T Little EF Helsier W H Sheldon and Whoweson as lieutenant to travel by noon tomorrow to San Francisco. Adjutant General S M Fox accompanies. The Santa Fe offers reduced round trip rates. After greeting the regiment the governor will return home. Some committee members may stay until muster out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stanley
Uie
San Francisco
Kansas
F.C. Montgomery
Topeka
J. N. Ury
Fort Scott
A. L. Selig
Lawrence
J.D. Barker
Girard
D. Sampson
Satin
T. Little
Abilene
Helsier
Kansas City
H. Sheldon
M. Fox
Whoweson
Santa Fe
Barnes bill creates state expense dispute at audit
State Auditor Cole refused to approve a $44.46 voucher from W H Barnes secretary of the state horticultural society for attending a Philadelphia meeting of the American complexical society and related events. He argued the traveling expenses clause only covers travel within the secretary's duties and cannot pay for such junket costs.
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State House
Cole
W. 4. Barnes
State Horticultural Society
American Complexical Society
Phladelphia
Tiarnes
Philadelphia
GATR
Wecretary
Ute
Mr Leland Loses Railroad Passes at Emporia Street Fair
Crax Leland seeks the return of railroad passes lost during a trip to Emporia for a street fair. He offers a reward and suspects theft, noting the slips may have fallen from his pocket. Leland paid his fare home, and companions teased him for spending money to ride Kansas railroad.
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Crax Leland
Emporia
Lelond
Kanais
Dewey Train Passes Through Trenton Amid Crowds
Thousands gathered as Admiral Dewey's train neared Washington. A seventeen-gun salute boomed from the state house grounds while factory whistles sounded. Though crowds bought tickets to nearby spots, Dewey did not stop for public viewing.
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Trenton
N. J
Admiral Dewey
Washington
State House
Pear
Corporeal Robert M Lee to Be Buried in Manhattan
The body of Corporal Robert M Lee of Manhattan who died during the Hong Kong landing will be brought home for burial. His death was due to dysentery. The body is being transported to San Francisco where Adjutant General BM Fox will oversee return, and Col Fox travels to meet his son who served in the Philippines.
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Robert M. Lee
Manhattan
Hong Kong
C Lee
San Francisco
BM. Fox
Col. Fox
Philippines
Death of B. H. Dewey Uncle of Admiral Dewey
Obituary notes the death of B. H. Dewey in Sheffield Illinois Wichita area. It identifies him as an uncle of Admiral Dewey and father of H J Dewey of aces. The piece suggests the honors bestowed on Admiral Dewey accelerated his passing.
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Admiral Passen
Ilinois
Wichita
H. H. Dewey
Sheffield
Admiral Dewey
H J. Dewey
Fear of a Smash Threatens Global Markets
New York reports that fear and uncertainty grip the London and global gold markets. The Times financial correspondence notes heavy gold outflows to Cape regions as banks brace for possible war impacts and tighter credit, with fear of a South African conflict driving precautionary measures and dampening trade.
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New York
Times London
Eoblems
Chester
Dven
Bank of Engiendell
Cape
Emilina Bee
Booth
Sgotch
Iriah
Bank of England
England
Eneiim
Japan
Labbe
Transvaal
Stock Exchange
Hans
Aijpk
A Marine
Merteiua
Moet Parte
Thie
Australia
Concordia Honors Loyal Employee With Gold Knight Jewel
A.) The Concordia community gathered at a spare house to honor a longtime helper for seventeen years. B.) In a printed Missouri Pacific Road office notice, a gold Knights arm with diamonds was awarded, gifted in appreciation for faithful service. The event included music by a band and a luncheon, and noted Concordia’s location on the Central trametr of the Missouri Pacific road.
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Concordia
Shipget
Missouri
R Concordia
Shition
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London
Dallas, Tex
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Pratt
Teist Poly
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McKinney
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Repatican
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Beery Democrat
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M Carter
Leavenworth
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