Advices From the Orient Chinese Rebels and Shipping Losses
Reports from Vancouver and Asia describe Empress of Japan arrivals and a gale wrecking the Kinshin Maru with six sailors missing. Insurgents in Formosa and Cheklang clash, hundreds of Catholic children drowned, and Kobe collision damages noted. European powers discuss China railway ties while Hobson visits and Tang Luhsien unrest burns a mission chapel. The Japanese government signals travel limits after July as 20,000 Russian troops endure winter tents at Port Arthur.
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Yokohama
Seattle
Avroas
Laprack
Brady
Beresford
San Francisco
Kueifu
Formosa
Cheshuhua
Kobe
King
Albury
Smith
Claude MaccDonald
Tsung li Yamen
Ching
Hang Chow
Tung Luhsien
Yenshaw
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Chicago aldermen debate inviting delegates to city reform meeting
Chicago officials clashed over secretary Crom Gilkinson of New York inviting Mayor Harvisng to send delegates to a March Peoria convention of city reformers and aldermen. The mayor favored sending the invitation with council endorsement but Gilkinson withdrew his invitation after heated reactions.
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New York
National Lege of American Municipalities
Harvisng
Ulmia
Peoria
Mareh Land
Ewunet
Gifkine
Cumnell
Delesstos
Controversy Over Geology Professors Forming Berkeley Coalition
In a February report from Berkeley and Stanford, geology professors led by Profs Levante and others announced plans to organize a national geology group aiming to map court lines and align with the eastern division of the National Association of Geologists. In Astoria, Oregon, the Columbia River Pitchers Association elected officers, naming A. By as president.
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Berkiley
Cal
Geulogy
Stanford
University of Catifionia
Pratecsar Disap Levante
Gtoe
Astoria
Ore
Columbia River Pitchers' Association
A. By
Hammond Plan Elects Officers for Local Boxing Club
In Los Angeles on February 9, the organization adopted a plan of organization and elected officers including Hammond as first vice president and D. O. Hamham as secretary. Samuel Ednore was named chairman with George D. George and others as board members. Kid McCoy arrives to spar in southern California, aiming at heavyweights and potential bouts with Green, Bonner, Sharkey, and Jeffries linked to possible matchups for title contention.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hi McCoy
California
Brady
Green
Jack Bonner
McCoy
Sharkey
Jeffries
Pizz~ Simmons
Policy in the Philippines policy in the Philippines
A Washington high official says President Kinley aims to install a native self ruled government in the islands with protection from foreign interference. The plan envisions self government in capable areas and retains a broader advisory role for the United States during transition. Rear Admiral Dewey may issue a proclamation after full commission review of the Philippine situation.
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Pimes-Herald
Washington
Mel Kinley
Philippines
Asuinaldo
Luzon
Pretary Hay
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Brit Dominion
Sula Archipelago
Elf
Sulu
Release of prisoner James ple to Tucson sheriff
American authorities surrendered James ple who had been jailed at Mandidlena and Giayamas for three months to Sheriff Leatherwood of Tucson. The act was in dispute over jurisdiction between the United States and Mexican governments on American soil. Lincoln Holiday New York report notes the New York Stock Exchange will close on Saturday and Monday for a three day holiday.
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Giayamas
Leatherwood
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Teaple
Arizona
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New York
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Ingenious French Certioman Foils Bicycle Thief
A Paris cyclist fitted his saddle with a sharp steel spike that rises when needed to impale a thief who tries to ride off with the bike. The would be robber fled as the rider shouted for help and the intruder was left unconscious and bleeding, taken to hospital. The inventor has applied for a patent.
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London Chronicle
Cyelist
Paris
Bullet in living heart linked to long-ago wound
The widow William B. Simallaridge of Glenville West Virginia reports her husband, a Civil War veteran, carried a bullet in his heart for 27 years. He died not from the bullet and suffered no related symptoms. Before death he requested an autopsy to locate the bullet, which was found embedded in his heart.
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Richmond Times
Wiliam B. Simallaridge
Glenville
W. Va
Wieteart
Miles denied brevet for bravery in campaign to Poray Riva
A Washington dispatch reports General Nelson A Miles will not receive a brevet for his campaign in Poray Riva. The board cited no legal reward exists for such an appointment as lieutenant general, a rank that does not exist. Congress could authorize a brevet by resolution if desired. Army officials note General Otis handles the Philippines case without outside instructions.
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the Herald
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Porya Riva
Miles
Congress
War Department
Phillippines
Otis
The Metal and Iron Markets in Turbulent Trade
The Iron Age notes turmoil in steel consolidations as major western producers tighten control. Prices rise in most sectors with gains in pig iron and steel products, while the billet market remains strong but unsettled. Copper and tin move, lead rises modestly, and exports grow with large orders.
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National Steel Company
Oliver Iron and Coke
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Emer Pig
Grey Forge
West
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Protern
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South Africa
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Secretan Syndicate
Spelter
Notice to Architects Property Owners on Painting Contracts
Notice argues against building contractors subletting painting work to lowest bidders after favorable estimates. It warns Painters and Decorators Local Union No. 22 will refuse to work on buildings where painting is not awarded directly from architect or owner after March 5, 1899. Signature lines from IRL l. Bann an, president and secretary.
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IR L. l. Bannan, Sreck
Pr Tec
Sec'y. Sident
Veterinary Surgeon McReg a Honorary Ontario Vet College
Honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada offers scientific treatment for all ages of domesticated animals. Office at Marion's Stables 104 S Main Street telephone 293. All cases promptly attended to.
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Canada
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