Fifteen Slain in Engagement Near Mariquina
A force of 100 constables under Inspector Keithly defeated 200 insurgents near Mariquina seven miles from Manila. Inspector Harris was killed and two others wounded. Fifteen insurgents died and three were wounded. Harris’ home was Atlanta. The siege saw the enemy routed after records of General San Miguel were captured and burned.
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Manila
Keithly
Mariquina
Harris
Constabulary
Atlanta
San Miguel
Maraquina Valley
Inspector Harris
Public whipping of three negroes sparks race tension in Fayette
In Fayette Missouri a law and order league committee whipped three black residents on courthouse steps after alleged misconduct. The act has led to white black clashes, with about twenty five black families fleeing the area and a warned battle to drive blacks from town. The whipped man resisted fiercely and was left exhausted, while two women were less severely beaten and ordered away.
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Fayette, Mo
Law and Order League
Swords Point
Harry O'Donnell
Fayette
American demand returns to English coal and iron market
After a buying lull in January, America again seeks coal and iron in the English market. London agents report American inquiries for 100 000 to 500 000 tons of coal and shippers plan to send coal to the United States this year. Ten steamers have been chartered to haul Cleveland iron across the Atlantic, keeping the iron market firm.
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New York
America
London
The
Tribune
United States
Atlantic
Mascagni Honored by King with Chevalier Title
Rome dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel named Signor Mascagni Chevalier of the Order of Savoy to show sympathy for the composer after his tribulations in the United States.
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Mascagni
London
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Signor
Order of
Savoy
United States
Court of Appeals Extends Time for Patrick Appeal
Time extended in Albany for Alvert T. Patrick convicted of the murder of William H. Rice. Patrick’s counsel alleges district attorney failed to prosecute Jones and accuses the grand jury of not acting on the matter, claiming duty violations in office.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Alvert T. Patrick
Wm. H. Rice
Patrick
Jones
Grand Jury
Fire destroys spike mill at Tredegar Iron Works
Richmond Virginia February 10. The spike mill and part of the horseshoe department of the Tredegar Iron Works were burned. Loss estimated above 100000 dollars and fully insured. Several hundred workmen are left jobless.
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Richmond
Tredegar Iron Works
Pennsylvania Railroad to Erect Mammoth Bridge Over Right
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a mammoth bridge project over a key right of way to improve traffic flow and freight movement. Officials expect substantial construction work to begin soon with funding details forthcoming.
Pittsburg Steel to Build East River Hell Gate Bridge
The Pennsylvania railroad announces a new two mile bridge over East River at Hell Gate New York with an eight million dollar cost and a three year construction plan. Major steelwork will come from Pittsburg amounting to sixty one million pounds costing over three million two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Pittsburg
East River
Hell Gate
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph H. Crawford
Pennsylvania Railway
Port Morris
Harlem
Randall Island
Long Island
Pennsylvania
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Resolution Against Nepotism Opens House Debate
Austin February 10 The Texas House saw a nepotism resolution introduced by Representatives Napier Calvin and Trice requiring heads of state departments to oathfully list employees and disclose any relatives It stalled. A boll weevil remedy bill was amended to raise the appropriation to 100000 and set aside by special order. Senate invited to visit Galveston on the 21st and road law from Johnson County passed. Daughters of the Confederacy petitioned for Confederate monument state aid. Senate review of a House plan to send a committee to San Jacinto battlefield for park consideration.
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Austin
Napier
Calvin
Trice
Texas
Senate
Galveston
Johnson County
Daughters of the Confederacy
House
San Jacinto Battlefield
Portraits of Cleveland II and Roosevelt to Hang in Helena Capitol
Ex President Cleveland sat for an oil portrait just before his fishing trip. Artist Freeman Thorp of Washington completed the canvas for the Montana historical library in Helena. The artist will proceed to Washington to paint a Roosevelt portrait for the same collection of prominent Montana figures.
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Roosevelt
Helena
New York
Cleveland
Capitol
Mont
Freeman Thorp
Washington
Princeton
Montana
Germany Protocol Signing Favored Despite Hurdles
Berlin officials deny insuperable obstacles to signing the German protocol at Washington. Details are being referred to Berlin, but signing is expected in a few days with Great Britain first, followed by Germany and Italy.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Southern Iron committees meet on rates and transport
Southern Iron committees of traffic officials from southern railways met in Atlanta in executive session to discuss iron rates and transportation. W A Moody of Birmingham, Ala., chaired the meeting. In Chicago Dr Gertrude H Woodworth, aged 65, committed suicide with chloroform at her home amid despondency over missing children and ill health. Two are said to be at Port Arthur, ex.
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Southern Tron Committee
Atlanta
Southern Iron Committees
W. A. Moody
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Gertrude H. Woodworth
Port Arthur
Four Plague Deaths and New Cases Reported in Mazatlan
Four deaths from the plague occurred Monday in Mazatlan Mex with forty four patients at the lazaretto. A man was found in Condis near Mazatlan suffering from the plague.
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Mazatlan
Mex
Condis
Here
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Franklin Brothers
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Bryan, Texas
Onstables
Woman's Reading Club
of Gentlemen Reading Room
Carnegie Library
Memrebrtary One
Texas Railroad
Texas’ Createst Railroad
Supharior
Passarngar Saharinge
L. Trice
V. P
J. Price
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Jewel Laundry
Carrett
the Mutual Benefit Life. Insurance Company
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Comany
S. Derden
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