Filipino Leaders Council Elected amid Insurgent Fighting
Manila reports the autonomy party formed with 25 council members and an executive committee. Senor Paterno endorsed the platform as loyal leaders signed the declaration. In Albay province a clash left 45 insurgents dead and a sergeant wounded. wires were cut delaying official word. currency issues persist amid mixed dollar exchange and pending labor and habeas corpus developments.
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Luzon
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Philippines
United States
Bank Statement from Brazos County Texas 1900
Cashier A. L. McConnico swears the financial statement is true with figures for liabilities capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. Notary ARMSTRONG certifies the document dated December 24 1900 with attestations from J W English M D Cone and H Rompe.
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H. Rompe
Notice to purchasers of half tone cuts from Wells Fargo sale
Parties who bought half tone cuts at the Wells Fargo Express Co sale in October may dispose of them for a profit by contacting Z in Room 601 Binz Building Houston Texas.
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Anarchist Emma Goldman Talks on No More Murders
Emma Goldman said anarchists have decided not to kill kings or crowned heads, citing a Paris conference. She described anarchy as voluntary cooperation with marriage and divorce abolished, wealth equalized, and no crime due to abundance. She planned lectures near New York then a March tour to spread anarchist teachings. British steamer from Nassau runs aground off Atlantic City. passengers landed safely.
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World News in Brief From Across Continents and States
Diplomatic circles discuss the Pekin joint note and Wu’s cautious hope for amicable negotiation. London reports a revolt near the Orange River and Boer resistance. Nebraska seeks two US Senate seats as Meikelsohn canvasses. Britain buys 50,000 cavalry horses for South Africa. Dr. Pearson donates 50,000 to Colorado College. Philadelphia bars amateur boxing after fatalities. Tornado damages Alabama areas. a Texarkana train wreck kills a fireman. Jessie Morrison bond talks. MacDonald in critical condition. A 42 year mine fire in Tamaqua nears extinction. Duke of Manchester party leaves for Cincinnati.
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