War Office Dispatches Describe Early Jan Battle Progress
London reports a record day at the war office amid heavy wounded counts. General Buller and Warren forces push uphill at Spearman's Camp with artillery, inform of gains and light casualties. Boers near Ladysmith suffer a surprise foray as British troops shell positions and press onward.
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Opinion of One of the Specials at the Front
Spearman's Camp dispatch reports General Warren's forces winning a planned battle west of Spion Kop. British troops assaulted Three Tree Hill, pressed a heavy Mauser rifle and cannon fusillade, and forced the Boer right back toward Spionkop as they bivouacked on the ground they seized.
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Death of John Ruskin Endures as Art Authority
Eminent Englishman John Ruskin dies at Brantwood after influenza and long age. Born February 1819 in London, he shaped art criticism, literature, and social philosophy and was seen as a national authority whose word was law in taste. The piece notes his traumatic marriage and divorce involving Millais as a dramatic aside.
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Circumstantial Evidence Led to Gallows in Washington Case
Mrs Van Horn confessed on her death bed in Washington that she killed her mother Mrs Egan near this city on Sept 12. Her husband Thomas Segaun was hanged for the crime after Egan was choked with a rope and struck with a wooden pin. The execution bungled. he was dropped three times, rope breaking first, then slipping.
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Pingree Threatens a Bolt If Ferry Is Nominated
Detroit January 22 Governor Pingree warned that if D M Ferry of Detroit is nominated for governor by the next Republican state convention he will run for re election on an independent ticket. He says Ferry differs on taxation reforms and opposes corporate reactionists.
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Mob hangs two murdered men at Fort Scott jail yard
George Silbee and Wil Meeks both half brothers from Kansas City were convicted of first degree murder in October and lynched Saturday night by a mob in the county jail yard at Fort Scott Kansas. Accomplice Amos Phillips was convicted Friday of murder in the first degree. The trio had been linked to thefts in Bates county involving Edlinger’s murdered mule pair a horse and wagon. In Milwaukee Bishop I L Nicholson declined a temporary Puerto Rico assignment remaining in Milwaukee.
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Columba City reports fatal saloon shooting in quarrelless dispute
A special dispatch from Columbia City states John Wiesweger shot and mortally wounded Harmon Barnes in a saloon Saturday night without provocation. The incident follows no known quarrel between the men. The report is carried by The Journal-Gazette.
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Roberts case reports push for removal and polygamy charges
Washington report details two Utah committee findings that B H Roberts must leave the House, with disagreement on timing. It catalogs his plural marriages, including to Celia Dibbleby, and cites defiance of the Edmunds Act and the U S Supreme Court. The article also notes miners wage talks and United Mine Workers actions with votes on conventions and union requirements.
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Roberts Defies Law Over Polygamy and Cohabitation
A congressional report condemns Roberts for bigamy and ongoing cohabitation with three women since his third marriage. It notes his defiance of Edmunds Law and the Supreme Court, asserting he remains unfit for the house.
Governors concern over Indiana robberies rise
Indiana officials voice alarm over a year of bank robberies with no punishments yet. Governor Mount urges local diligence and offers aid. Separate items note Leroy W. Secor’s arrest in New York for embezzling 17000 from Goodrich Transportation, Mrs. Mary Lawler fending off two Chicago robbers with a meat cleaver, Cyphus Spencer jailed in Port Huron for criminal assault on his 12 year old daughter, and Frankfort Kentucky grand jury indictments against Colonel David G. Colson for murder of Ethelbert Scott and L. W. Demaree.
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Operators and Miners Meet for National Conference
Indianapolis Jan 22. Upward of one hundred coal operators have arrived for the national conference between them and the United Mine Workers to discuss men’s demands and labor issues ongoing this week.
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Ex-Lieutenant Governor Acquitted in Utah Murder Case
Captain Frederick J. Mills former Idaho lieutenant governor was acquitted of murder in Salt Lake City. The jury rendered a quarter hour verdict after learning Mills killed John C. O’Meleveney chief engineer of the Oregon Short Line on Oct 30. Evidence showed Mills wife and O’Meleveney were intimate while Mills served in the U S volunteer army. Mills relied on Utah’s husband defense and insanity pleas.
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City May Buy Racine Water System For $26,500 Yearly Rent
Racine Wisconsin January company offers city a twenty five year extension of its franchise with an annual rent of 26500 and transfer of all property after term. City to cover pipe line and intake extension costs though no action taken yet and another meeting is set. Also brief items from Indianapolis Des Moines and Joliet report a bank robbery no more details and labor troubles with strikes possible in Joliet building trades.
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Fatal Collision in Port Huron Tunnel Yards
In Port Huron Michigan Conductor John O Burke and Engineer William Riggs were killed when Grand Trunk No 2 backed into the stalled engine Riggs died in the cab Burke crushed on the platform. The Joliet Illinois report notes Arthur C Golby an English aristocrat died of tuberculosis aged 35 after bank clerking and steel plant work.
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Yaquis Defeated as Torres Wins Major Victory
News from Nogales, Ariz says General Lorenzo Torres defeated the Yaquis at Macoyata on Thursday, killing over 200 and taking 500 prisoners. Chief Tetabite was reportedly captured and shot. Father Beltran and several nuns were freed. The win, seen as a turning point, may end the war with renewed Mexican efforts.
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Yaqui Indians of Sonora Rise Against Mexican Rule
In Sonora's Yaqui valley the Yaqui people, numbering between ten and fifteen thousand, are described as a superior, independent race long resisting Mexican authority. Historic revolts, current grievances over land, irrigation, and arming, and a famed 1894 siege where a fourteen-person family held a mountain pass for four days are noted in a period-tinged account.
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Wolfe presents The Corsican Brothers at The Graham
Harrison J. Wolfe and Company previews The Corsican Brothers at The Graham on Wednesday evening. Bar J. Birney, who has spent the last two months visiting in Ohio, has arrived.
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