Kobbe Garrison Expands Control in Philippine Towns
Brigadier General Kobbe reports permanent garrisons in Lugun Leyte and Samar with Forty third and Forty seventh regiments. Insurgents numbering thousands clash, seventy five natives killed, eleven with rifles. Americans lose one killed and nine wounded. seize $9,000 in gold and forty muskets. Towns Calbagog and Samar evacuated. Lukban pursued, several towns burned or saved, natives impressed with gold hoarded.
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Manila
Kobbe
Lugun
Leyte
Samar
Calbagog
Lukban
Allen
Lokban
Takloban
Veral
Johnston
Luzon
Ithese
Only One Favorite Won Today at New Orleans Race Meet
New Orleans results show Conway the lone favorite winner as betting odds misfired. Slow track watered uncertainty across races, with Ovation nearly missing the post in the final showdown. Race details list winners Blideful Turney Jim Conway and Jim Gore II among six events, with numbers and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Johm Conway
Clirb Rae
Chalces
Ovation
Blideful
Shaw
Ienetn
Lady Dora
Dominick
Sister Fox
Sallie J. Heefer
Kosse
Lemoon
Turney
Mitchell
Alex
Winktled
el Caney
Jui
Frost
Deponian
Mate Simpson
Sun God
Voyager
Judge Steadman
Swordsman
Monongah
Lucky Monday
Strangest
J. Miller
Thre
Beasiha
Cr Tton
Clawson
Our Neils
Odem
Arthur Behan
Prospero
Jim Conway
Winkfield
Burlington
Richards
Pat Garrets
Ahber
Seathisn
Klondike Queen
Maryland
Reserve
Jim Gore II
Agitator
Mercynt
Secon Aritoma
Beland
Alisa Ros Edland
Oration
Bristol
Covington
Cathedral
Yaladam
Caton
Aldstone
Orlandine
Chickamauga
Trickem
Nan-O-Kee
Fannie
Tittie Smoke
Tom Gilmore
Sten Chance
Ith
Nile
Trust Me
Match Box
Waterhouse
Brown Veil
Quannah Parker
Evelyn Bird
Little Dilly
Eudorpha
George Hi Vox
British War Opinion Praises Boers and Denounces Britain
An American resident in the Transvaal writes to Congressman Lester urging U.S. support for Boer independence and condemning British conduct in the war. He reports Boer losses, British casualties, and accuses Britain of cowardly tactics, urging war if necessary and promising to publish the letter.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Lester
South African Republic
Johannesburg
Rufus E. Ter
D.C
E. A. Silva
Transvaal
Mr. Reitz
Congress
Great Britain
Ile
Mionaire
Alfred Milner
Joseph Chamberlain
Cecil John Rhodes
ByuUsberg
United States
Elanslayl
India
House of Commons
Kimberley
Ladysmith
T. BL Hodgts
Bryan Unable to Attend Chattanooga Banquet
A telegram from Hon. W. J. Bryan declined the annual Bryan Anniversary Club banquet in Chattanooga Tennessee explaining regrets he could not attend due to other commitments. The program includes races at the fairgrounds with names such as Our Lida Martha Fox Dominis Me Parakeet Brass Banquo II and a selling race featuring Azim Polly 141 100 Fiera Danters Hello of Holmdel Miss Ransom among others.
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Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bryan Annivery Club
W. J. Bryan
Mared Mth
Jamaura
Aurea
Tom Collies
Sidney Lucaford Fairfax
Agitator
Bele
Memphis
Andes
Our Lida
Martha Fox
Jennie i
Dominis
MeAlbert
Parakeet
Brass
Banquo
Mr. Hunt
Elidad
Hale Turtongs
Azim
Polly
Fiera Danters
Etta Fense
Ophella Bigg
Hello of Holmdel
Miss Ransom
Free Lady
Corlalis
STARTER AND JUDGE SELECTED FOR MEMPHIS SPRING MEETING
The executive committee of the New Memphis Jockey Club met in Memphis on February 3 and appointed Captain James W. Rees presiding Judge and C. J. Fitzgerald starter for the spring meeting. Likely associate judges include Colonel S. M. Appergon and M. N. MacFarlan, with Hugh M. Keough serving as patrol judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Memphis Jockey Club
Memphis
New Memphs Jockey Club
James WH. Rees
C. J. Fitzgerald
M. Appergon
M. N. MacFarlan
Hugh &. Keough
Depot Work Initiated If Railroads Refuse Repair
Burton Smith announces the city will proceed to fix the depot's sanitary condition without delay. The mayor and board of health have authority to abate nuisances and bill the railroads if they refuse, with legal penalties for noncompliance. A railroad conference is scheduled to decide who pays for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noor
Horton Smith
Board of Health
Yfterday
Burton Smith
Board
Smith
Nash Broyles
Why do physicians say that Cook's Im berlal Champagne Sextra Dry is the best dinner wine
A readable fragment notes physicians praising a dinner wine for aiding digestion and mentions a lecture series at the Grand and an Atlanta lecture association reserving seats. The second portion introduces Dr Leland and Dr Samuel Phelps Leland of Chicago describing a talk on the creation and fate of worlds with child friendly language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Atlanta Lecture Association
Samuel Phelps Leland
Chicago
British Ambassador Edmunson Leaves Paris For South
London dispatch reports Sir Edmund J Monson the British ambassador to France has departed Paris for the south on leave. Observers link the move to rising anti-British sentiment in France and deem it potentially significant beyond the official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edmund J.monson
France
Paris
Large Sawmill Burned Near Huntsville Alabama
The Indiana Lumber Company main sawmill near Bird Spring south of Huntsville was destroyed by a fire last night. Loss is 8040 dollars with partial insurance. Fifty workers are laid off. Manager A. O. Hamilton and other company members suspect arson. A prior blaze in a distant section was fought and extinguished.
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Huntsville
Ala
Sperial
Indiana Lumber Company
Bird Spring
A. O. Hamilton
Atlanta Faces $200000 Water Main Bond Vote in 1900
Council introduced an ordinance to issue 200000 in water main bonds for thirty years at 3 percent interest payable in gold. Funds would extend mains, improve fire protection, and create an annual tax of 13660.06 with a sinking fund. An election on March 14, 1900, will decide approval or rejection.
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Atlanta
United States of America
Minchinnett
City of
Thompson
Minne
Mere
Harwell and Barrest
Mainoff
BR. J. Lawry
Carroll Payne
Auanta
Jew
Wood
Grady
Joseph Jaca
Iddy
Merfield
Manve
Sul Gion
Monon Thompson
Hames
Woodward
M. Wilk G. Bloodworth
W. M. Siaton
Lyy Street
Peachtree
Fist Ashby, Pack and
Lee Ferry
Top Streets
Cal
The Evil Eye Comes to Grand For Matinee and Night Shows
Amusements notes Charles H. Yuje presents The Evil Eye at the Grand with a comic plot and elaborate stage effects including disappearing rooms and a human windmill. Nid and Nod aid Gerda while Wartburg pursues her, with Sydney R. Bills as author and Tl. Logan Reed praised for visuals. Side Tracked at Columbia, E. H. O Connor stars with Miss Gertrude Barnes in a four act railroad comedy. James O Neill set to perform The Three Musketeers at the Grand with Beerbohm Tree in the English version.
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Charles H. Yuje
Nid
Nad
Holland Village
Cafe Eccentrique
St. Petersburg
Drachaufela
Rhine
Logan Reed
Ned
Gerda
Nod
Wartburg
A. H. Wilson
Rosatre
Fijlott
Fanny Bloodgood
Phaseys
de Halfet
Coryphees
Figurantes
Yale
Sydney R. Bills
Columbia Theater
E. H. O'Connor
Booth
Gertrude Barnes
James O'Neill
Mr. O'Neil
D’artagnan
Sydney Grondy
Alexander Dumas
Ousketeers
Beerbohay
Tree
The Musketeers Play At His Majesty Theatre London
Mr O Neill appears in consecutive months at Her Majesty theater London then in the same play at Broadway New York. Tiebler Co spent 50000 on the production before first performance. Scenic artists Emmons Young Gates Morange Hoyt contributed to lavish sets and costumes. The company brings its own supernumeraries musicians armorers hatters wig makers and wardrobe staff. The Musketeers Friday night and Saturday matinee. O Neill appears Saturday night in Monte Cristo on special request.
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Majesty’ Theater
London
Mr. O'Neill
Broadway Theater
New York
Tiebler & Co
Artis
Homer Emmons
Louis Young
Gates & Morange
Henry Hoyt
Monte Cristo
Atlanta Woman Quartet Delights in Local Recital
The Atlanta woman quartet gave a varied program featuring Grieg Grieg concerto with Ellenberg on piano, Mendelssohn, and Brahms Ave Maria. Vocal soloist Miss Phoebe Hardy impressed, while Miss Clark's soprano showed sweetness and range. Mrs O’Brien missed due to illness.
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Atlanta
Grand
Mrs. Ellenberg
Grieg
Mendelssohn
Ellenberg
Missy Phoebe Hardy
Ng Bemburg
Queen of Sheba
Miss Clark
Robert Braun Eilenberg
J. Lewis Browne
Brahms
Atlanta Woman's Quartet
Neidlinger
der Frei
Weber Ses
O'Allen
Freischuetz
Kerry Dante
Molloy
Sheba
Cartori Bours The Gnd Yon Ta Anas Bought
A fragment reports on a financial or business matter involving Cartori and Bours with unnamed parties. Readable words suggest a purchase or acquisition activity. Names and precise details are unclear, but the item signals a transaction or stake change connected to Anas. Further context is needed for specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartori
Announcements for Solicitor and Mayoral Races in Atlanta
Multiple candidates announce bids for positions in Atlanta including solicitor of the criminal court Fulton county mayor and ordinary subject to Democratic white primary and executive committee actions. Names include Eugene R Black John Corrigan Robt Blackburn Hubert L Culberson DN McClLOUGH F P Rice John Al Wilkin Arnold Broyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solicitor Criminal Court
Criminal Court of Atlanta
Fulton County
John Corrigan
Eugene R. Black
B. Blackburn
Criminal Court’ of Atlanta
Hubert L. Culberson
Atlanta
F. P. Rice
I. S$. Mitchell
John AL Wilkin
Superior Court
Arnold Broyles
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Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
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Grutcher Furniture
Peachtree Street
Ralph Conn
Rocky Black Rock
Bret Hlurte
Ralph Connor
Miss Gilder
the Critic
F. J. Paxon
Whitehall
Ray
AACE
Warner Library
the Constitution Library Club
Atlanta Woman Quartet
Moncrief-Carter Furnace Co
S. Forsyth
Sloan
Earl
Bloan
Basten
di Sererinat
Tments
McClc Lough
Old Line Insurance
Atlanta Constitution
P.M
Jowell
Lave Street
Loyd Aeeer
Unis Hones
Love
Font Street
Windser Street
Winder Etreek
Thady
Florida
West Coast Hotels
Tampa Bay
Tampa
Fla
Fine Golf Links
Dink
Belleview
Belleair
Gulf
W. A. Barron
Seminole
Winter Park
Fle
O. L. Frisbee
Ocala House
Ocala
Flo
P. F. Brown
Kissimmee
H. Dieffenbach
Dudley
Phinny
Punta Gorda
Fiz
C. Rogers
the Inn
Port Tampa
JH. Murdick
Chesney
Olo
Longino
Courtland
Peachtree Terrace
Peters
Dr. Hathaway
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