Philippine policy debate and public building bills drive Senate agenda
Washington scenes show Senator Tillman pressing a declaratory Philippine policy while Senator Lodge counters with firm U S positions. In the House, public building bills move quickly with 78 filed for 36 states and 40 bills tied to 11.364 million dollars laid aside for consideration. Other items include McEnery resolution status, tribute to anti imperialist senators, Dallas fire at Scollard building, canned goods meetings in Detroit, Quevilly order to sail home, and Williams Iowa town fire reports.
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House
Washington
Kearney
Neb
Plattsmouth
Oskaloosa
Desert to Revolutionists. Alonza's Troops Dwindling in Bolivia
Lima reports from Bolivia say President Alonza after the La Paz siege now commands about 1,500 troops, many deserting to the revolutionaries. Reports also detail Indian depredations near Coro Coro with a mining manager killing his wife and an official before suicide when they refused a ransom. This may strain Bolivian Chilean relations.
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Lima
Bolivia
Alonza
la Paz
Oruro
Corcoro
Euro
Indiana
Corocoro
Ridiculous Charges and Manifesto Highlight Paris Debate
Paris file reports a French deputy manifesto defending justice in the Dreyfus case and criticizing M de Beaurepaire as a madman. The Paris corre spondent calls Beaurepaire’s charges a baseless d'etat ploy backed by gossip and vanity. McKeever defeats Ferns in a six round boxing bout at Tattersall's with lively action and a small crowd.
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Loudon
Paris
The
Daily News
M. de Beaurepaire
M. Dae Beaurepaire
Brisson
Borgois
Barthou
Poincaire
Pelletan
Millerand
Supreme Principles of Justice
Criminal Chamber
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
M. Lebret
Justice
Freight and Passenger Collision Near Pollock La
A Central Division Iron Mountain collision near Pollock Louisiana killed two freight crew and two passenger crew, fatally wounded Baker and McCoy, severely crushed Engineer Gregory, with several passengers shaken. Earlier, Jackson California stage robbery attempt failed when two gunmen fired on the stage. driver Podesta and Messenger McConnell were wounded but horses escaped.
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Iron Mountain
Pollock
Little Rocs
Ark
Central Division
Iron Mountain Railroad
Encrnuer Watkins
Housty
Baker
McCoy
Gregory
Jackson
Cal
Peter Podesta
McConnell
Podesta
Port Arthur Canal Work Suspended Spurring East Texas Protest
The secretary of war ordered suspension of Port Arthur canal work, blocking a harbor for the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf railroad near Sabine Pass. East Texas citizens wired Congressman Cooper and Secretary Alger, while both houses of the state legislature urged Congress to inquire and revoke the order.
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Port Arthur Canal
Houston
Tex
Secretary of War
Port Arthur
Kansas City
Manila Fighting Casualties Reported by Otis
Washington dispatch notes Otis reports 197 casualties in Manila battles to date, with 49 killed and 148 wounded, while Miller readies a landing at Iloilo as forward moves are considered to press the town.
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Washington
Tole
Lailo
Miller
Manila
War Department
Otis
Otia
Alger
Tloilo
Doilo
Long
Casualties for First Nebraska and First Wyoming units listed
Washington reports additional casualties from Manila with killed and wounded in the First Nebraska and First Wyoming units. Names include Privates Ballinger Begler Bennett Egger Pierce Epp Hull Bronson Brown Maddox Egan Simonson McKinney Kenoyer Kerr Clother Bridges Maddis and others. Rios notes American repulse and harsh treatment of natives, with hostilities ceased. Battleship Iowa reaches San Francisco. voyage to Mare Island for repairs follows.
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Otis
Manila
Washington
Nebraska
Charles Ballinger
Omaha
Lewis Begler
I. Bennett
E. Egger
Fremont
Orrell F. Curtis
Beatrice
Henry Epp
James Pierce
Pawnee City
Harry L. Hull
York
John L. Bronson
Ray Wilderer
Company
Harry A. Young
John G. Young
Wilhelm Goodman
Utah Light Artillery
Dean
Whittaker
Third Artillery
Jacob Landis
Allen B. Bckwell
Tenth
Pennsylvania
Ralph E. Shearer
Rios
Madrid
Mapnio
Philippines
General Rios
Iowa
San Francisca
San Francisco
New York
Oregon
Atlantic
Pacific
Peruvian
Hawaiian Islands
Mare Island
Gardner Wins Six Round Victory Over Solly Smith
Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid defeated Solly Smith of Los Angeles in six rounds at the Lenox Athletic Club in New York. Smith was wild and unsteady, with some suspecting drug influence, while Gardner, though not at his best, outboxed Smith from the opening bell. Smith fell four times in round six and was counted out after a right to the jaw. referee White ruled no foul.
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Solly Smith
New York
New Yorks
Los Angeles
Lenox Athletic Club
Smith
Gardner
Oscar
White
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Detroit
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Cadillac
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Western Packers’ Association
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Bloomington
Ill
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Marcus Hook
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England
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Curiaco
Charley McKeever
Jim Ferns
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Sam
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
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Implement Men's Association
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Burlington
Charles Swaine
Council Bluits
Denver
Henry P. Rhodes
United States District Attorney
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Sharkey
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Carson City
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Henrico
Kan
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Atlanta
DODGE
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Blufr, Jon
H. E. Wormley
Windsor Hotel
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Atlantic Canning Co
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Felix LE Brun
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Nervita Medical Oo
Chicago
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