Taft Philippine commission report to Senate urged civil govt
The Washington summary notes Taft’s Philippines commission report and secretary Root letters urging civil government authority, improvements in law and land or mining claims, and a pace toward Americanization of the islands. It cites insurgent activity, loyalty oaths, and the push for legislation to allow peaceful industrial development under a civilian framework.
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Senate
Secretary of War
Taft Philippine Commission
Philippines
Root
Taft
Locos Norte
Panay
Wurat Hola
Manila
Paxsase
Spooner DU
Strom
Ative
Amartya
Pacificathon Dently
Spooner
New
Nly
Insurrection Fear Tactics Across Southern Luzon Report
A fragmented 19th century style briefing notes widespread fear in Southern Luzon as insurgents retaliate against informants and friars blamed for oppression. The report details land control by Dominicans, shifting loyalties, and calls for church reform while reporting on military movements and convalescent transports from Manila.
Indians Set Up A Bit Yet Reports Greatly Exaggerated
Federal officials press for surrender as Osage Creek troubles ease in Nebraska. General Lee reports no confirmed Indian violence, with civilians saying unrest is minimal. Telegrams from Lt Dixon and local officials note quiet along the eastern border, though fears prompt militia consideration and high level consultations in Lincoln.
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Omaha
Neb
Lee Night
Dixon
Leutenant Dixon Ace
Bi Hennett
Troops Silence Indians Near Muskox Area
From Omaha Nebraska Jan 2 reports say cavalry sent from Omaha to quell trouble near Muskox were en route with orders to move on land. General Lee believes the press reports exaggerate the trouble and expects a quick quieting action with available infantry if needed.
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Omaha
Lee Siw
Outlaws Feared as Oklahoma Militia Readied
Governor Barnes acts amid fear of bands near Shawnee and Stroud. Three thousand rounds prepared for each company as citizens urge militia deployment to protect life and property at Creel Creek. Troops may be sent if the situation worsens.
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Slay
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Barnes
Stroud
Chier
Hite
Greatly Exaggerated Town Tale Report
A fragmented tale from the town-press recounts exaggerated claims about five individuals and a local group. Readers are warned of possible misstatements and misinterpretations while noting concerns over potential dangers and threats.
Cherokee assembly in Kansas to address rat mite issue
Fragmentary notes report Cherokee assembly in Eufaula and surrounding areas. Mentions Snake and followers, Gov Barnee Hes Wichita, and Lincoln county command in Oklahoma, with unsettled references to arrest and military movement.
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Kansas
Eufaula
Henrie Eufaula
Snake
Tno
Barnee
Wichita
Kandan
Highman
Lincoln County
Oklatoma
Him’ & Company
Creeks Hostage Fear Amid Indian Uprising
Governor James warns of danger as tension rises in Oklahoma and Kansas. Marshal Bennett reports capture of the Creek chief's son at his home, and hostilities loom with Indians around Muskogee. Fort Keno troops delayed, Shakes and Snake nations mobilize while authorities seek restraint and caution.
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Starshal Bennett
Kansas City
Muskogee
Hennett
Emer Bennett
Chiet
Rush Hill
Fort Keno
Marshal Dennett Ning
Snake
Snai House
Muskowee
Federal troops available as guards against outbreak
Cavatey and General Fitz Hugh Lee stated at 12:30 today that no orders had been issued for moving troops beyond the cavalry from Kenoland. Infantry companies in the southern districts are available but no decisive mobilization planned. Governors urged vigilance as railways issue bulletins to protect employees and property amid rumored unrest.
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Cavatey Andeneral Fitzhugh Lee
Kenoland
Dixon
John G Carlisle sued by a cab driver in New York
The Times reports John G Carlisle once secretary of the treasury under Cleveland is sued for $2000 by a cab driver who says false arrest and courthouse processes were used to seize a cape worth $359. Carlisle, tied to a theater duty defense, seeks trial in city court as the case moves toward grand jury action.
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New York
the Times
John G. Carlini
Washington
Lind Street
Liste
Leake
Crane
Krand
Judie Cowing
Cape
Mr. Carlisle
Races and Awards Across Cities Include Verdi Death Update
In New Orleans results highlight multiple races with times. Nearby reports note Verdi's death with a short life sketch mentioning birth on October 9, 1814, poverty in youth, early composing, a wealthy wife’s death, and later years devoted to poetry and study.
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Pite Verdi
Calamity in Australia Destroys Wheat Crop and Livestock
From the Albury district in Australia comes word of bush fires that devastated vegetation and ruined rail ripening grain. Hai acres of wheat were burned and many farmers ruined. Timber was reduced to ashes over wide areas and thousands of cattle and sheep perished.
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Byrere View
Vancouver
Australia
Albury
Wallandoo
Snapper Garrison III, famed jockey, gravely ill
Edward H. Garron known as Snapper to turfmen, a popular jockey in New York, is seriously ill at his Sheepshead Bay home with pneumonia and erithecal condition. Doctors hope for recovery as he has been noted for his spectacular finishes and long career in racing.
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New York
Edward H. Garron
Snapper
Sheepshead Bay
Garrigan
McLaughe
A. Stat
Servia Ministers Revolt Stirs Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch to the Herald reports Belgrade deputies seeking a bill to ban former King from Servian territory. President Nesterovic resists the move as political turmoil mounts.
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New York
Herald
Vienna
Neus Webatt
Belgrade
Alexander
Neus the Skupsteninn
Man
Sevia
Nesterovic
Bervla
Naval Appropriation Bill Passes Amid Army Reorganization Debate
Washington Jan 2 The Naval Appropriation Bill passed today alongside a private pension claim action. The House adopted the conference report on the army reorganization bill after a brief debate led by Mr Hull and minority leader Mr Richardson. A sharp exchange occurred over delays and the army’s expansion, with Hull praising generals Lee Wilson and Shafter as Richardson pressed for more time and clarity. The record notes continued discussion and a page continuation.
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House
Hull
Richardson
Haydem Va
Eadet
Comm
Tennessee
Richards
Hum
Lee
Wilson
Shafter
Adams
Hul
Wich
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