Small Boy Insights From Cava And Manila Front
Walter Al Rigen recounts visits to Cava near the mountains and Urdaniteas Villisstea in January. He describes friendly natives, local tradesmen from Manila, a guitarist leader Mascerio de Musico Baccio, and reflections on Moros and Ladrones. He notes religious customs and candal sales restricted to prayers.
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Urdaniteas
Villisstea
Mascerio de Musico Baccio
Manila
San, Fernando
Villascia
Bay
Washington
South Dakota
Bautista
McArthur
Tiemp
Cuba
Tate Tires
Walter AL Rigen
Fire men halt blaze on Main street sparing town
A Sunday morning fire at Isaac Hook on Main street destroyed a full stock and fixtures worth 300 and burned an adjoined saloon awning. Loss nears 500 with 200 insurance. A relief fund is suggested to restart business. Mrs Harriet Evang Hinsdale Illinois endorses Gee Minute Cough Syrup.
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Fie
Isaac Hook
Main Street
Trent
Mook
Di Witt’s Little Early Hiers Proclaimed Best Pills
A testimonial from M B Smith praising Di Witt’s Little Early Hiers as the best pills for costiveness liver and bowel troubles. Store reference noted as C E Anderson's Drug and Book Store.
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M.B. Smith Butt Ermut
Mick
Save
di Witt
C E Anderson’s Drug & Book Store
Tammany Hall Moulds A Canal Policy Debate
New York February 24 The Tammany Hall executive committee adopted a resolution denouncing the Pawnee-Hay treaty as violating the Monroe doctrine and risking British entanglement. They demand an American canal built by America with American ships forts and crews. The article also reports a fatal freight wreck near Terre Haute and a shooting in Mobile where a factory worker killed a female colleague, with lynching threats and a rescue by coworkers.
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Havre
Sam
New York
Tammany Hall
Great Britain
America
Croxie Holds Out In Kentucky Senate Debate
In Frankfort Kentucky the Democratic Senate passed Senator Utleys bill barring corporate campaign subscriptions and contributions with fines 500 to 5000 or charter revocation. It also approved a 100000 reward for Goebels assassin amid a wide session of fiscal and political measures.
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Kentucky
Senate
Frankfort
Democratic Senate
Utley
Goebel
Bryan replies to Grosvenor statement in the House
Colonel William J. Bryan commented on General Grosvenor's claim that Bryan bore equal responsibility with Democrats opposing the peace treaty. He argued the nation sought independence and warned against misreading the treaty's aims as a pledge of immediate capitulation. Additional items report naval estimates in London, Austria's Reichsrat violence, and other U.S. news briefs.
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Grosvenor
Atlanta
William J. Bryan
National House
Bryan
Air
Spore
Seine
Senstor Bacon
Crear
Philippine Islands
Ghey
Nainety
Piers
Democrats
Repubblicans
Providence
Through the Lines Boers Version of the Fighting
Reticence of Roberts and conflicting report from Pretoria f to February 23. Boer accounts describe cannon fire near Petrosburg and Modder River engagements, heavy losses on both sides, and repeated Boer breakthroughs led by De Wet and Commandant Froneman, with 53 prisoners recaptured and British assaults repelled near Koodoo’s land.
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Coleburg
Petrysburg
DeWert
Froneman
Modder River
Laeger
DeWet
Koodoo
New Currency Bill Faces Final House Action
Washington February 24 Republicans on the conference committee on the financial bill reached agreement. Democrats endorsed the bill after opposition was stated and the five open points remained but were revised in language. The race on the Puerto Rican tariff bill was set for 3 p m Tuesday with general debate concluding Monday. Republican conference planned for Saturday. Leaders expect a motion to recommit to the Ways and Means committee may prevail. Mr Underwood urged attendance for Monday voting. Mr Littlefield’s speech highlighted the day.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Underwood
Littlefield
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Brillianer
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Jones
Maddox
Russell
Conn
Bartholét
Gardner
Mich
Lacey
Two Acres of Ruins From Fire in Philadelphia Heart
Fire in Arch Street wholesale millinery district destroys two acres of buildings. One woman killed, several injured, including Clara Cohen 26 and Clara Ador. Losses top 500000 with Bowen & Co. hardest hit at 250000. Fire rapid, firefighters praised for saving remaining structures.
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Bowen, Dungan & Co
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Phillip Quellwasser
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