ALGER BLAMES MOVE TO COURT MARTIAL BAGAN
Analyzing editorials and party lines, the passage rails at the President’s court martial plan for General Bagan while supporting a court of inquiry. It criticizes annexation of the Philippines and asserts a stance against colonialism, urging sovereignty transfer to a capable power. It cites Republican and Democratic positions and notes Aguinaldo’s resolve.
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Alger
Bagan
Volitican
Duc Cullis
Iis Alseer
Philippine policy and Bryan speech spark partisan debate
The article surveys Democratic and Republican views on the Philippines and imperial policy, citing Bryan’s Denver speech as a democratic keynote and contrasting it with Republican stances. It discusses sovereignty, self government, and the American approach to occupation, tariffs, and trusts amid wartime debates.
Col. Bryan Defines Jeffersonian Principles at Jackson Day
Col Bryan speaks at the Jackson Day banquet in Chicago's Tremont House. He asserts the Democracy remains true to Jeffersonian principles and condemns the current leadership while promising the platform will grow with new demand and arbitration strengthened by past petitions. He says there is no turning back as changes drive debate into the arena.
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Bryan
Tenver
Eon. Wy. T. Bryan
Denver
Republican Party
White House
McShinley
Alger
Eagan
Miles
Merritt
Wheeler
Breckinridge
Fitzhugh Lee
Lawton
Otis
Wood
Chaffee
Miller
Washington Times
Col. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tremont House
Chicago
Pew
Four Months Time Thrown Away in Congressional Session
With six weeks left in the session and key legislation pending in both chambers, observers say it would be idle for Congress to start an investigation now.
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Congress
Record Cold Grips Nation as Western States Freeze
Bitter cold sweeps the United States with subzero readings across the middle West and parts of the West. The weather office reports 15 to 20 degrees below in several locales while wheat suffers from the deep frost and sparse snow on the ground.
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United States
Velegyimns
Chicago
Middle West
Winniper
Swift
Minnedosa
Bistiarek
Chicagro
Tsahath Fur Des
Mateus Green
Pde Verie Jcheverne
Tewlees
Gi Bostun
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Wisconsin Senatorial Contest Ends in Quarles Victory
Joseph V. Quarles of Milwaukee wins the Wisconsin United States Senate race after a lengthy struggle. He secured the unanimous Republican caucus nomination and faced a predictable legislative election. Key figures including Congressman Joseph W. Babcock and Isaac Stephenson shifted support as the fight concluded with 100 ballots needed.
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Joseph V. Quarles
Milwaukee
Republican Caucus
United States
Wisconsin
Joseph W. Babcock
National Republican Congressional Committee
Quarles
Isaac Stephenson
Webb
Cook
Cuban Army Chief Demands 360 Million Payment
Cuban commander Maxime Glomey insists on keeping the armed force until the United States pays 860 million. The scene centers on a demand tied to a disputed military asset and a refusal to disband the army without the sum in question.
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Maxime Glomey
United States
Winter Cold Wave Sweeps Across the South
Secretary Alger testifies before a war commission as a winter cold wave grips the South. New Orleans shivers near freezing while cities from Alabama to Georgia report plunging temperatures and widespread suffering among the poor and homeless. US weather notes trace record lows in Chicago since 1871 and Cuba politics hint at insurgent pay debates involving Gomez and Cuban officers.
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Provida
Stude Pio
Alabama
Geoorgica Uli
New Orleans
Sampa
Jacksonville
New York
Boston
San Pranecisco
Rockies
San Prancisco
Tramp
Weather Office
Fatal Colorado snowslide claims mother and three children
Mrs William Rudolph and two children were buried under a snowslide at Apes Pine Creek district Colorado. The avalanche shattered their cabin and rescuers unearthed the bodies including a infant daughter and two sons amid wreckage and timbers.
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William Rudolph
Apes
Pine Creek
Colorado
Rudolph
Falcon Island Sinking Beneath Ocean Surface
Royal Navy officers aboard the Penquin report Falcon Island, which rose in 1885, is now three fathoms under water. The ship returned to Sydney after taking soundings between Lange Island and Auckland, New Zealand. They also recorded a sea temperature of 4.762 fathoms at a depth never measured before.
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Falcon Island
Sydney
S. W
Lange
Auckland
New Zealand
State government shifts to Republican control in Indiana
The current Indiana state government, both executive and judicial, is described as Republican for the first time in many years. Other notes include New York's public charities spending near 822 million benefiting about 2.5 million people, and remarks from ex Gov Leedy on the low profitability of office holding. Roosevelt pushes italics in bill printing to curb sneaky legislation. Advertising boosts trade.
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Missouri
Indiana
New York State
Ross
Senate
Justin S. Morrill
Peffer
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Leedy
Kansas
Roosevelt
New York
Adjutant Role and Duties of the Regimental Staff
The adjutant, derived from Latin idjuture, aids the commander by handling regiment records, receiving returns from company commanders, communicating orders, and forming parades. He is the busiest officer when duties are performed faithfully.
Wealthy lady offers reward after loss of jewels
A rich woman offers 520000 for the recovery of a lost satchel containing jewels valued at 150000, plus a further 40000 reward. The item notes that health loss is serious but recoverable, recommending Hose teller's Stom ach Bitters to restore strength purify blood regulate bowels and aid digestion.
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Hoseteller
Traveling medium’s seance in Georgia town sparks quip
In Georgia a traveling medium began a seance with the line that men asked to recall their wives’ spirits would soon be with them. An elderly man in the audience whispered a quip about not wanting his wife to resume business on earth, eliciting amusement.
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Georgia
New York Tribune
Grain-O promoted as healthy drink for children
The notice touts Grain-O as a grain based beverage replacing coffee for children and says it nourishes health. It claims Grain-O costs about 14 cents and 25 cents per unit at grocers.
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Costa
Alls Grocers
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