Six Day Cycle Race Ends With Waller Wrecks and Withdrawals
At San Francisco on February 15 the six day cycle race narrowed to a bitter finish as Prank Waller quit after 8344 hours due to eye injury risking blindness. Charles Turville also withdrew with cramps, and Chapman stopped at midnight amid eye trouble. Pierce and Ashinger led at the 22nd hour with 428 and 427.4 miles, while Miller, Lawson, and Gimm showed strong placements as others fell out or were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Waller
Charlea Turville
Chapman
Pierce
Ashinger
Stevens
Bison
Rideo
Gimm
Bcore
Miller
Lawson
Hale
Court of Appeals Reverses Three Federal Decisions
Br Louis Feb 14 three Court of Appeals reversals remanding for trial: Schofield v Ute Coal and Coke Denver. Thomas v Council Bluffs Canning. Kingman Co v Western Manufacturing Lincoln Nebraska. Also reports on cattle losses, fraternal aid meeting, tobacco trust lawsuit, and other late 19th century notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Nebraska
Colorado
Br. Louis
Federal Court of
District of
Claudius W. Thomas
Council Bluffs Canning Company
Kingman & Co
Western Manufacturing Company of
Lincoln
Neb
Uited States Circuit Court
Aguinaldo Rivalry Reported as Army Degraded
A Spanish prisoner escaping to American lines from San Mateo East Manila says Aguinaldo has lost control of the army with his generals degraded. The report describes Moklo and Molo actions, captures, and a shift of command near Polo as U S forces advance with Tennessee units in action against Filipino defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Supreme Court
Leady
Frank Parker
Vernon County
Military Affairs Committee
House
Senate
H. ©. Corbin
Alfred Lee Brewer
Bt. Matthew's School For Boys
San Mateo
Cal
Senor Montero Rios
Department of State
Gudger
Pnama
Colon
Freeman Harvey
Elkton
Tenn
Wilkerson
Jesse James
Missouri Pacific
Leeds
Kansas City
Manta
Manila
Aguinaldo
Montenegro
Iloilo
Tennessee
Eighteenth Infantry
Tennessee Regiment
Miller
Cheetham
Molo
Keller
Garo
Ostheim
Jaro
Griffiths
Bolles
Highteenth Infantry
Otis
Herald
Kapunan
Dolomen
Tondo
MacArthur
Caloocan
Colomen
Polo
McKinley Bids Farewell in Boston Addressing Legislature
President McKinley spent his last Boston day visiting Tremont Temple to speak to the G A R and then addressed the Massachusetts Legislature in joint session at the state house. Secretary Long drew smiles with witticisms before tours to the subway and a breakfast at the Algonquin club. The party departed for Washington at 6:10 pm.
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Maassachusetts
Boston
McKinley
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Department of the
Washington
Ferdinand Peck
United States
New York
Telegraphic Notes From The Nation In Brief
telegrams terse account of leaders and events across the United States including a rejected chairmanship in Cleveland, a moved annual rabbis conference from Boston to Cincinnati, the burial of Cole in Metropolis Indiana, a ticket sale plan by Northern Pacific and Great Northern, a train robbery conviction of Al Jennings in Oklahoma City, a subsidy proposal for Pacific cable, and a man’s death after severe burns and exposure in Napoleon Ohio.
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Charles W. Mears
Cleveland
Keenan
National Association of American Rabbis
Boston
Cincinnati
Robert Cole
Metropolis
Cole
Frank
Jesse James
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Pacific Coast
al Jennings
Law School
West Virginia University
Canadian County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Frye Friday
Zundry
United States
Pacific
Hawaii
Guam
Philippine Island
Japan
China
William Garver
Napoleon, C
Garver
Policy in Philippines Angers Senate Vote on Citizenship Clause
Washington February 15 Democrats clash over McEnery motion declaring US policy in the Philippines. The Senate adopts the resolution 26 to 22 after a tie vote on Bacon amendment. Vice President Hobart casts the deciding vote against it. Debate lasts over three hours. Hoar denounces the measure as denying self government. Canal Bill Fights in House as Nicaragua proposal rides on civil appropriations. Gannon tactics and parliamentary delays unfold with expected ruling on points of order. significant debate over canal's permanence and fate anticipated.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
House
Zallars
Election Committee
Senate
O'Neill
Philippines
Schaal
Hobart
Mcluery
Spain
United States
Hoar
McEnery
Louisiana
Philippine Islands
Washington
Hepburn
Congress
Cannon
Washot
Hopkins
Troops and weather delay East Coast expedition
Secretary Alger cables that the transport Sheridan is nearly ready but must wait 24 hours after the storm abates before leaving port due to heavy seas. Twelfth infantry and a battalion of the Seventeenth will sail on the Sheridan. Seventeenth troops at Columbus barracks, Ohio, start east if rail service to New York operates. Twelfth infantry stormbound in Maryland and West Virginia, well supplied. Woodmen of the World meet in St Paul for the Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota district biennial convention. opening session appoints committees. In Texas, intense cold claims one life and 20 cremations over two days, 16 of them children, as a coal famine hits Denison.
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Shermado
Wasuixcox
Alger
War Department
New York
Sheridan
Michla
Twelfth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Seventeenth
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Maryland
West Virginia
St. Paul
Fab
Woodmen of the World
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
L. V. Sinett
Ottumwa
Texas
Houston
The
Post
Denison
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Frank Waller
Ash- Inger
Viereo
Onarueston
South Carolina
Leapviln
Mawshoes
Kokomo
Carbondale
Robinson
Climax
Bonth Park Highline
Panado
Pando
Leadville
Chicago
Cnicano
West Water Street
Traders’ Warehouse Company
Pim Brurr
Ark
Silag Jones
Hhs
Richardson & May
Corner Stone
Jts
Mr. Jones
Lula
Liverpool
Montreal
Senor Luna
Agoncillo
Luna
Hong Kong
England
Samoa
Auckland
N. Z
Haruan
M. L. Curl
Defiance
Hyer
Woopwarp
O. T
Oklahoma Livestock Association
Fraterni) Aid Association
Lawrence
Kan
Fed
Fraternal Aid Association
Spangler
H. 8
New
Kansas State University
F. H. Pears
Haskell Institute
Mita
Tobacco Trust
Jerranson
City
Crow
Supreme Court
Havuo Trust
Continental
Butler
Browne Brothers
Drummond
Wright Brothers Tobaccco
St. Louis
Clark Mur
State University
Des Moines
Bam M. Clark
Keokuk
State University of Iowa
Burlington Evening Post
Clark
Cubs
Havana
Holman
Central Park
Mora
Ducasse
Hoban
Loxpon
Madrid
the Times
Don Carlos
Saya
Aguinalda
Mailo
Wasiixaton
Department
Admiral Dewey
Mbilo
General Otis
Londoon
Times
Mr Heart
Martin Waldroff
Grand Forks
Minn
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
Hub
Southern Pacific Freight Transport Transit
Pacific Mail
Weeck
Sherbrooke
Que
Portland
Lennoxville
F. Bellefuille
ST. Jacobs Oil
Ted Cha
Roy
Cancess Swift
Sy Hop
S.s.sie Blood
Swift Specifia Co
Atlante
California
Cathe Marine
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
Tuladay
Ft. Wort
el Paso
Jon Sebastian
Atlantic
O. W. Rich
Berryhill Fruit Palm Nursery
Wallace
G. A. R. Hall
Porterfield & Campbell
Physicians and Surgeons
Allestis
West Fifth Scriet
F. W. Porterfield
Ninth and Locust Streets
C. L
Park Hotel
Hess
Leys Downs
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