Philippine Insurgents Surrender Reported Amid War Review
A Manila report notes 365 insurgents surrendered on Bohol after General Wade’s cable from Cebu, while a dugout canoe with eleven men from Company I reportedly vanished. General Bell operates in Batangas where an engagement wounded an American officer and killed a private. General Chaffee reports the southern and central islands as insurgent strongholds, with guerrilla warfare tied to terrain and local fear of informing on insurgents. Civil and military authorities are urged to cooperate for self governance progress.
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Manila
Company 'I
Leas
Wade
Cebu
Bohol
Ebhol
Laguna
Eighth Infantry
Aquedi
Kahabsogan
J. Franklin Bell
Batangas
Luzon
Chaffee
Batan‘gan
Irlands
Eers
Company
Ainth Infantry
Batangiga
Samar
Sleyfreak
Pitele -Tn
Fudge
Groesteck
Ays Dudge Groesbeck
Massive mill explosion near Manresa devastates village
A boiler blast at a spinning mill near Manresa destroys half the village killing dozens and injuring many. The building collapsed with families inside. the dead include the mill manager and two sisters. Sixty feared dead and about one hundred injured, many not expected to survive. Emergency crews rush the injured to Manresa hospital as priests administer rites amid the ruins.
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Manresh
Lhiarseldna
Man- Glenn
Puente de Vilamara
Lios
Manresa
Pergotig
Desd
Stafford Heirs Seek Suit Over Cumberland Island Property
The heirs of Robert Stafford prepare to sue for possession of Cumberland Island property. The Carnege Companies have invested heavily in improvements, and salt interests drawn from many observers promise a notable dispute.
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Stafford
Cumber- Esland Island
Wes
Brungwick
Robert
Cumberland
Lavid
Pup
Cincinnati Couple Faced Double Tragedy At Home
In Cincinnati Ohio Annie Lageie a domestic attempted suicide by gas and left her baby unharmed in the cellar. Mrs Lageie later died and Mr Whittaker a leading Cincinnati lawyer faced the same day in Camden with their year old child left behind. The event leaves a distraught household and an unclear motive as doctors warn of possible death.
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Cincinati
Ohio
White
W. H. Whittaker
Annie “Lageie
Miss Laggle
Ste
Whittaker
Cincinnati
Miners Arrive for United Mine Workers Convention in Indianapolis
Fully fifty delegates arrive for the annual United Mine Workers of America meeting in Indianapolis set to open tomorrow led by President John Mitchell. An estimated 900 to 1,000 delegates will attend as committees on resolutions wage scale and constitution are formed with wage increases discussed and a joint conference with operators planned after the convention opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolia
John Mitchell
Mitchel
Manchester Cloth Market Sees Mixed Week Steady Prices
Manchester January 19 reports cloth prices held steady though activity slowed. Firms in position with confidence in values. cotton advances drew limited Indian business. Some low rate China offers appeared. Japan and eastern outlets showed inquiry. South American demand was weak. yarns remained quiet and steady with moderate business.
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Manchester
China
Japan
South America
Ten of the Mob Were Killed in Transylvania Riot
Officials in Transylvania faced an agrarian riot in Alsoldecs Maros Torda county. Gendarmes fired on assailants. ten men were killed and thirteen wounded. One more died later and four were not expected to recover.
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Transylvania
Budapest
Alsoldecs
Maros-Torda
Train collision near Parkersburg injures crew
A head end collision of two freight trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad north of Parkersburg West Virginia today killed engineer William Sorrel of Parkersburg and fireman Oscar Shank of Vin ton Ohio and injured brakemen J W Woods of Newark West Virginia and S V Shel vur ne of Radford Virginia. Sorrel was relieving a tired fireman and passed a siding without realizing it.
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Hiller
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Here
William ‘Sorrel
Oscar Shank
Vinton, Ohis
J. W. Woods
Newark
S. V. Shelvurne
Radford
van Sorrel
Vinna Atd~ding
Crnsaid Against Vagrancy Prompts Memphis Police Sweep
Memphis authorities launch a mandatory canvass after a surge of robberies and hold ups. Acting Chief O Haver orders all suspects found without visible means of support to report, as two men rob a saloon on Vince and Main, wounding proprietor W D Herron.
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Memphis
Tenn
Po- Nce
O'Haver
W. D. Herron
Vince and
Main Streets
Herron
Chinese Exclusion Debate Draws Southern Merchants
Georgia and southern cotton interests plan to press for modification of the Chinese exclusion plan before the Senate immigration committee. Southern mill men argue trade with China sustains jobs and profits, while warns that full bans hurt both southern and New England industries. President Roosevelt backs preventing harsh exclusion laws. officials seek a middle course until the 1904 treaty.
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Washington
Georgia
Senate
Committee On Immigration
Orient
Pacific Coast
Congress
Beto
Pacific Slope
San Francisco
Dennis Kearney
Jaime
California
China
American Asiatic Society
Senate Committee On Immigration
E. A. Smythe
John. H. Montgomery
L. W. Parker
H. H. Hickman
South Carolina
Alabama
North Carolind
Tt Ig
New England
South
Milla
Hay
Senate Committee
United States
Roosevelt
C. G. Howard
Abon
Foot Severed by Engine In Georgia Switching Yard
Macon Georgia January 191. Foreman C Cunningham of a Central rail yard switch engine fell from his locomotive late tonight. The engine passed over his right foot severing it completely. He sustained head and body bruises and was taken to the hospital. Expected to recover.
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Macon
C. Cunningham
Central
Murder of Bela B Brown in Rochester Jewelry Store
In Rochester New York a 65 year old jewelry dealer Bela B Brown was murdered in his store. He was gagged with a scarf and struck about the head with gashes in the scalp. The killer or killers escaped with no valuables except possibly a diamond stud. The body lay before a locked safe containing thousands in diamonds and jewelry. Police infer a forced attempt to obtain the combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Bela BE. Brown
Mr. Brown
Stove Plant Now in Ashes in Memphis Fire Loss
The H Wetter Manufacturing Company stove plant south of Calhoun street Memphis Tenn was totally destroyed by fire with a loss of 250 000 covered by full insurance. The blaze discovered about midnight drew the entire fire department with efforts to save the plant proving futile. Origin of the fire unknown. Wetter was a large southern stove manufacturer with northern branch offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Wetter Company
Southern Interstate Good Roads Convention Set for Charleston
Charleston D C January 19 Director Martin Dodge of the Office of Public Roads Inquiries, United States Department of Agriculture, directs attention to the Southern Interstate Good Roads Convention to be held in Charleston February 7. Mayors, boards of trade presidents, road associations and other road improvement societies are urged to appoint delegates.
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Charleston
Martin’ Dodge
Office of Public Roads Inquiries
United States Department of Agriculture
Boards of Trade and Road’ Associatons
Ail
Fish Looking Over the Line In Illinois Central Tour
Memphis Tenn January 19 F President Stuyvesant Fish of the Illinois Central and his party arrived from Chicago for a tour of inspection of the Illinois Central Yazoo and Mississippi Valley lines. The party includes R R Barry Jr J T Harrahan J M Dickinson and D Leroy Dresser. They will depart for New Orleans tomorrow morning.
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Memphis
Tenn
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central
Chicago
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Mr. Fish
R. R. Barry, Jr
J. T. Harrahan
J. M. Dickinson
D. Leroy Dresser
New York Merchants Association
New Orleans
Elective Judiciary Question Debated In Senate Next Week
Jackson Miss January 18 Special The elective Judiciary question will be debated in the senate early next week probably Tuesday. Senator Noel author of the amendment expresses confidence it will pass the required majority and again submits to the people at the congressional election in November marking the second time it has been before voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Senate
Noel
Fouth
Mortuary notices and a child’s death in Georgia
Huntsville Alabama reports the death of Paul H Harrizon aged 45 after a lingering illness at his home near the city. In Lawrenceville Georgia Virginia Mays McNelly seven died this afternoon of diphtheria, daughter of W G McNelly a Constitution traveling representative. Eufaula Alabama Mrs B Rhody wife of former city marshal died at home and interment set for tomorrow. she was well regarded and survived by husband and several grown children.
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H. Harrison
Huntsville
Als
Ala
Paul H. Harrizon
Lawrenceville
Virginia Mays
McNelly
W. G.mcnelly
Constitution
B. Rhody
Eufaula
Ale
Bufauls
Tung Fuh-Siang Executed in Shen Sia Province
Shanghai correspondent reports Tung Fuh Siang the anti-foreigner leader was executed January 15 at the governor’s zumen in KanSu province after an order by the dowager empress. The dispatch cites trustworthy reports from Pekin and notes the event occurred in a border region.
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Tung Fuh-Siang
London
Shanghai
The
Standard
Tung Fuh Siang
Shen Sia
Kan Su
Strike Ordered by Wisconsin Paper Workers Unions
Kaukauna January 19 A general strike was ordered at a joint meeting of Appleton Kaukauna and Neenah lodges of the United Brotherhood of Paper Makare. The action aims to close twenty five mills in Wisconsin within less than three weeks, affecting about 3,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaukauna
Wis
Appleton
Kaukauria
Neenah
United Brotherhood of Paper’ Makare
Wisconsin
Violinist Joseph Burke Dies in New York at Eighty Six
The veteran musician and actor Joseph Burke, famed as Jenny Lind’s accompanist during her 1850 51 tour, died in New York today in his eighty sixth year. Congressman Charles H Burk of South Dakota is his nephew.
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Jenny
Lind
New-York
Joseph Burke
Iwho
Unclear OCR Item From Cape Colony January
Fragmentary line mentions Lord Bitcherfishes and a death note in Cape Colony with garbled text. No coherent event or names beyond. Reading is insufficient for a reliable summary or attribution.
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Acheépers
Grant Retadt
Cape Colony
Lord Bitcherfishes
Dea
Four Detroit Buildings Collapse in Wholesale District
Four three and four story buildings in Detroit's Jefferson avenue Shelby to Griswold block collapsed on a Sunday night. The fire prone blocks housed Maddocks Glove Company Imperial Cap Company FP Neuhofe & Co and Crusog Bros wholesale grocers. Losses total about 152000 with 40500 on the buildings and 107000 on stock. No deaths or injuries reported as no one was present.
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Detroit
Mich
Jefferson Avenue
Shelby and Griswold
Steck
Shelby' Atrect
Maddocks Glove Company
Imperial Cap Company
Glove Company
Maddocks Grnve Company
FP. B. Neuhofe & Co
Michigan Produce Company
Loceupiea B
Crusog Bros., Limited
Shelby Street
Ng Losa
Nfe
Troops Bound for South Africa Set to Start From Here
Six thousand troops from various regiments in India are preparing to depart for South Africa from this station on January 19. The movement reflects wartime mobilization and regional deployment plans amid ongoing conflict.
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South Africa
Calcutta
India
Prisoners Escape From McNeill Federal Prison
Eleven inmates led by Moriarity the counterfeiter escaped McNeill Federal Prison in Tacoma Washington by burrowing through a cement floor into the air pines. A large posse is in pursuit. Also noted Death of Infanta Christina in Madrid and a Washington Post criticism of a Maryland election manipulation involving Lincoln and democracy symbols.
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Encapé
Tacoma
Wash
McNeill
Infanta Christina
Madrid
Infanta Maria Christina
Don Sebastian
Mozart Skull Relic Moves to Salzburg Museum
The skull once linked to Mozart, kept after Professor Hyrti Keptdt’s death, has been moved between locations and now rests in the Salzburg Museum. An attempted forgery to swap the skull for Mozart’s relic was uncovered, with the fraud likely ending in punishment as authorities secure the true artifact.
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Mozart
Hye
Oseum
Hyrti
Ives
Salzborg
Dexter Pioneer Farmer Dies After Drinking Water
In Fairbury, January 19 a pioneer farmer named Dexter died near town at a ripe old age after years of hydrophobic abstinence. Doctors persuaded him to drink his medicines with water, and although he resisted for over forty years he finally yielded, and his death soon followed the water intake. Relatives attribute the prolonged thirst aversion to natural inclination and no other beverage preference.
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Fairbury, Ds
G.S
Dexter
Health boom keeps Atlanta free of smallpox scare
The city of Atlanta maintains a strong health image as visitors praise its conditions while New York faces vaccination campaigns. Commissioner Ernst Lederle expands vaccination efforts in a bid to curb rising cases, focusing on schools, transport workers, and large firms while urging voluntary public cooperation. Meanwhile local residents note Atlanta’s relative resilience amid nationwide concerns.
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Atlanta
Cty
New York
Board of Health
Ernst J. Lederle
Lederle
North Brother Island
Health Department
Fifty-sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Priest Frederick Krathardt Fatal Suicide in St Louis Hospital
In St Louis on January 15, Frederick Krathardt a Catholic priest of Josephsville Mo. reportedly hanged himself at Alexian Brothers hospital where he had been treated for nervous troubles after decades of clerical service in Jo ephaville. He was about sixty years old and had served thirty years in parish duties.
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St. Louis
Frederick Krathardt
Josephsville
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Igkarnhardt
Jo, Aephaville
Boer peace talks rumor swirls at The Hague rendezvous
Brussels reports Dr Leyds, Transvaal envoy, and Boer delegates meet again amid denials. Kuyper conference with Wolmerans and Kruger aide suggests potential peaceful movement. Kruger and Leyds wary to commit, while alleged British officials arrive in The Hague under assumed names for dinner with the British minister.
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Brussels
Leyds
Transvaal
Leyda
Kuyper
Hague
London
Wolmerans
Kruger
Great Britain
Local County Officials Listed in Handy Folder
Clerk Henry M Wood of the board of county commissioners prepared a folder naming all county officers and district road commissioners. Police report Arthur Warford the robber and petty thief, with prior thefts from porches and a hired theft of an overcoat. A Confederate veteran T J Howell has been missing for a week from his store at 326 Mariette Street. Citizens in the Third Ward complain of a short Grant Park line with poor service and long waits for transfers. Mrs Linnie Thomas Russell died at 87 McDaniel street at 8:55 pm, survived by husband T G Russell and four children. funeral tomorrow at the residence, burial in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Wood
Board of County Commissioners
Arthur Warford
Watford
T. J. Howell
Mariette, Street
Third Ward
Grant Park
Woodward Avenue
Grant Street
Woodward
Capitol Avenues
Capitol Avenue
Linnie Thomas
Russell
McDaniiel Street
Ruanéil
Southern Railway
Sel
Ala
Nashville
Riot at Terre Haute disrupts streetcar service
January 9 Terre Haute Ind. strike sympathizers clash with police as Central Labor Union boycott prompts violence. Non union motormen abandon cars on Third Street and Wabash Avenue while windows are smashed. A mob marches to the Ninth Street power house to protest non union foremen but is repulsed. more trouble feared if cars run again tomorrow.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Terre Haute Electric Company
Tte
Central Labor Union
Third Street
Wabash Avenue
Ninth Street
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