Filipinos Surround Manila Said To Number Thirty Thousand
A dispatch from Iloilo reports business as usual but Hong Kong cables cast doubt. Filipinos in Europe fear hostilities after a peace treaty ratified and say 30,000 surround Manila preventing reinforcement landings on Luzon. They deny outrages and praise Tagalos moderated conduct per Madrid despatches.
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London
Iloilo
Hong Kong
Europe
Manila
Luzon
Madrid
Refusal to stop warns of dangerous kidney trouble
A stern warning about ignoring danger is paired with a testimonial praising Doan's Kidney Pills. An unnamed engineer figures a broken rail and rock pile demand caution, while a Boston man, Asa I. Crocker of Jamaica Plain, credits Doan's for 15 years of kidney relief after using pills bought at Knight's Pharmacy. Foster-Milburn Co. promotes the 50 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa I. Crocker
Boston
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Dean
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court
Hanover Streets
Doan
Filipinos in Ugly Mood Over Philippine Commission List
The Filipino junta in Fusing Kong protests non inclusion of Philippine Republic representatives on the Washington appointed Philippine Commission. They accuse the US army of provocation, note a boy shot by a soldier, killings of guards, and support for Aguinaldo while accusing General Otis of breaching international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiong Kong
Philippine Republic
Philippine Commission
Washington
Manila
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Congress
Otis
Maniac Runs A Muck In New Jersey Street Rampage
Thomas Reynolds of Belleville New Jersey went on a knife wielding spree through Newark area streets, injuring two people including Mary Coyne who suffered a fractured skull and was expected to die. Reynolds smashed windows and forced occupants from homes and shops until a crowd captured him. he was restrained and jailed.
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New York
Thomas Reynolds
Belleville
N. J
Newark
Mary Coyne
Manning
Reynolds
Special Plea for Eagan
Washington on January 31 there is no prospect the court martial record for General Fagan will reach the President this week. Worthington counsel for General Fagan asked permission to file a supplementary brief and Judge Advocate General Liber said he would receive and consider any additional representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Fagan
Worthington
Liber
General Liber
Fire destroys house on Lawrence road in Haverhill
A fire at the house of JL Gerry on the Lawrence road in Haverhill caused about 2000 in losses. The blaze started from an overheated stove and was reported early this morning. the property was insured.
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Haverhill
JL. Gerry
Lawrence Road
Warranted Syrup of Tar refunds offered by area firms
A list of local merchants pledges refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar 50 cent and 25 cent bottles if they fail to cure coughs or colds. Signers include Emery Souther and many Boston vendors with addresses on Washington Street Tremont Street Bromfield Street Columbus Avenue Dorchester Street and more.
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Greene
Emery Souther
Rust & Richardson Drug CO
George C. Goodwin & CO
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St. C
Tremont
W. A. Demeritt
Columbus Ave
J.D. Knowlton
Washington
J.P. Gammon
Dudley St. Samuel
Siskind
W. A. Chapin
A. & Hote
BK. Adams & CO
Geo
H. A
Xander
Dorchester St
South
Boston
President Flees From La Paz in Bolivia Conflict
Trustworthy advices from Bolivia report President Severo Alonso of Bolivia fleeing the area near La Paz. He had been operating with an army against insurgents who occupied the capital. Alonso is pursued by federal insurgent troops as the situation develops.
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Lima
Peru
Bolivia
Senor Severo Alonso
la Paz
Prize money question looms over Havana battle details
Washington reports a Court of Claims will decide if Rear Admiral Samp son and the cruiser New York earned head money from the Santiago fight. If the New York wins a share, the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment and part of the Thirty-fourth Michigan aboard the Harvard may also claim a portion. The Navy Department has received Massachusetts officers and men claims asserting the Harvard was within signal distance and could have helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sampson
New York
Santiago
Court of Claims
Massachusetts
Michigan
Harvard
Navy Department
Massachusetts Regiment
Reprimand Fines for Seventy-first Regiment Captains
Albany January 31 court martial finds Capt A J Bleecker and Capt William F Meeks guilty of conduct inimical to discipline for criticizing superiors. Each is reprimanded and fined $100. No verdict on cowardice claims against other officers. Major General Hoe remits the fines, seen as a victory for the accused.
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Albany
N. Y
A. J. Bleecker
William F. Meeks
Seventy-first Regiment
Hoe
HURRYING TROOPS TO MANILA
War Department orders speed reinforcements for the Philippines. The transport Sherman sails from New York next Thursday with the Third Infantry and four companies of the Seventeenth Infantry, followed a week later by the transport Sheridan with the Twelfth Infantry and remaining Seventeenth companies. Commanders instructed by telegraph to execute without delay via the Suez Canal route.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Sherman
New York
Third Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Sheridan
Twelfth Infantry
Suez Canal
Twins Born In New York Family Adds Third Pair
Frederick Gutterman of 108% First Avenue welcomed twin babies yesterday morning, bringing his brood to six. One is a girl like any newborn, the other a boy with a two tongues condition: one natural in mouth and another protruding from the upper lip. The extra tongue and palate are nonfunctional but the twins are reported to be doing well. the father is out of work and very poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Gutterman
First Avenue
Berlin Arrives With 50 Passengers and 88 Soldiers
The Berlin returned to New York from San Juan Ponce and Santiago with 50 passengers and 88 discharged soldiers and teamsters. On the homeward voyage Lindsay Doherty first assistant engineer died of acute mania. Five soldiers who died in Santiago were interred aboard the ship.
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New York
Berlin
San Juan
Ponce
Santiago
Lindsay Doherty
Collision at Marseille Involving Pierre LeGrand and Tonkin
The French steamer Pierre LeGrand and the transport Tonkin collided near Marseille. Tonkin suffered substantial damage while the injuries to Pierre LeGrand and the extent of any injuries remain unknown.
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Marseilles
Jan
Pierre LeGrand
Tonkin
Maine Legislature favors anti spike shoe ban bill
Augusta Mo Jan 31 The judiciary committee of the Maine Legislature voted to report in favor of a bill prohibiting spike shoes in hotels cars or public places indicating a move to regulate footwear in public environments.
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Augusta
Judiciary Committee
Maine
Magnificent thirty nine day California tour offered
Raymond and Whitcomb announce a 39 day guided tour for business men wanting a family trip to California. Depart Boston Tuesday February 1, travels via Chicago Santa Fe and Albuquerque to visit Pacific coast resorts from Coronado Beach to San Francisco. Full circular available at 296 Washington Street. Cost is 340 dollars.
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California
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Chicago
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Pacific Coast
Coronado Beach
San Francisco
Washington Street
School Street
Coroner Finds Kent Justified in Casey Killing
Providence report states Coroner Lincoln exonerates Patrolman Kent for the death of Matthew Casey, ruling the officer acted in self defense after an incident on January 31 in Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. L
Lincoln
Kent
Matthew Casey
Tet
Army and Navy Representatives Attend Waldorf Charity Ball
New York January 31 Representatives of the army and navy gathered at the Waldorf Astoria for a charity ball supporting Child's Hospital. The event drew leading New York society figures, with many officers in uniform adding splendor to the grand march and supper arrangements. Prominent guests included Vice President Hobart and General Miles, plus a long list of military leaders and society organizers fostering the Nursery and Child's Hospital cause.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Army
Navy
New York Society
Explosion Injures Six In Worcester Dynamite Handling
A Worcester highway department crew of twenty faced a dynamite blast during a defective charge removal. Six men were injured, three seriously, including James Harney who was near the explosion. Earlier five blasts had been prepared but only four detonated. The blast caused facial injuries, internal injuries, and head wounds to several workers.
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Worcester
Jan. Sr
Highway Department
John O’brien
Richland Street
Michael Prendergast
Union Avenue
Robert McGregor
Salem Street
James Harney
Gold Street
Peter Creamer
Angus Legere
Norfolk Street
Wages Restored Motion Fails In Fall River Dispute
Fall River January 31 The Cotton Manufacturers Association executive committee refused a conference with the Textile Council. The council then urged unions to demand restoration of wages to the pre January 3 1898 scale with effect from the first Monday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
Yaltea
Quarryman Ketole Killed by Premature Explosion
Gloucester reports John Ketole a 38 year old quarryman killed instantly by a premature explosive. His body was mangled beyond recognition. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Gloucester
John Ketole
Ketole
Charity Ball Dances Up a Storm for West End Ladies Aid
About 400 couples attended the fourth annual charity ball by the West End Ladies' Aid Association in Copley Hall. A promenade concert opened the evening followed by a grand march led by President Harry Gordon and Mrs Gordon. Miss Jennie Brody directed the floor. committee members included Mrs A Koritz and others. Several members were among the guests as a large sum was netted to fund the Hebrew charity society’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Markelson
R. Sirk
Lottie Weis
Mary Preitstein
M. Gordon
KE. Eisner
F. Arkin
Choice of Evils as Philippine Policy Sparks Senate Debate
Senators Gray and Money spent the executive session debating the peace treaty. Gray, once opposed to Philippine annexation, defended the convention as a prudent solution after hard negotiations. Money condemned the islands acquisition as unconstitutional and urged leaving Filipinos to work out their own future. Teller and Hoar joined in the discussion.
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Washington
Gray
Money
Senate
Senator Gray
Senator Money
Paris
Philippine
Teller
Senator Hoar
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Manyon
W. PB
Roth
N. 12Th St
Philadelphia
Signora Marie Belinfante
Signor Belinfante
Grand Opera House
JUNTA
Sigior
Ernest Rbelinfante
Grand Opera Seuse
Munyon
Thomas C. Clark
M. D
Florida
WM. B. Hunt & CO
Washington St
F. Bradbury
F. H. Talcott
Dorchester
Downey & Nccormick
Thompson
Charlestown
John M. Phipps
Hyde Park Ave
Forest Hills
M. H. Plummer
Union Sq
Somerville
W. B. Heath
Colton’s
W. C. Draper
Sullivan Sq
P. C. Klein
Boylston
H. J. Johnson
Main St
Waltham
Davis & Young
Market
Summer
Lynn
Warren Toppan
Pearl and
Union Sts
Munyon Medical Institute
Trenmont Temple
Yen
J. Zachary Taylor
Lanvale St
Baltimore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Maniac
Eagan
Haverhill House
Senor Alonso
Baby With
Gen
Nelson A P Uez
G.A Hobart
Admiral Casey Usn
Hostetter
Hobart
Miles
Gillespie
Corbin
Schley
Philip
Taylor
Evans
Woodruff
Alexander M. Hadden
Aids
Charles A. Appleton
Schuyler Schieffelin
J. Langdon Erving
William Foulke
Arthur Turnbull
Kenneth Robinson
Seymour Cromwell
James Barnes
R. M. G. Welling
Edward C. Parish
Phoenix Ingraham
Henry P. Robbins
Renwick C. Hurry
J. Gerald Benkard
G. F. Bartholomew
Arthur Goodby
Richard Ll. Morris
Rudolph Neeser
Arthur F. Schermerhorn
Robert L. Thorne
Robert Guennell
J. H. H. Gilbert
Concord
N. H
Rollins
Quarryman
West End Ladies’ Aid Association
Castoria
Sofia
Bulgaria
M. Grecoff
Wiltey Savings Bank
Wildey Savings Bank
John J. Whipple
Commissioner of Savings Banks
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Royal
Ferdinand of
Wilson's
Hanover Street
Wilson’s
Hanover St
Hanoverst
Buck
Henry Wiliams
Graham Genuine Southern Specialty Company
Katie Milton
Music Hall
Mr. Willams
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