Filipinos Seek Peace and Sovereignty Debate Opens
Washington scene as Senate discusses Philippine policy with calls for civil government under U S sovereignty. The Federal Party Directory urges President McKinley to establish civil rule, while reformers push for peace, self government, and an end to military control.
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Washington
Senate
Frye
Anila
House To Representatives
United States
Congress
Federal
McKinley
Boourns
Parini DE Tavero
Plorentino Torrd
Jose Nar Tomas DE Cos
Arellano
Junes Ark
Dis Volleague
Merry
Towne
Minnesota
Philippines
Rosarto
Ireland Alone Does Not Mourn
In Dublin coverage SAYER: John Redmond, leader of the United Irish party, laments Ireland’s absence in London’s commemorations and cites famine deaths, mass emigration, and coercion acts as marks of a disastrous reign. He contrasts Britain’s rule with Ireland's desire for dignity within the empire. Separately, New York reports a sharp futures move on cotton, with prices rising after a short squeeze.
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New York
Jan
Dublin
John Redmond
Ter
United Irish Party
Wexford
London
Ireland
Canada
Judge Lindsay Need Not Act in Mandamus Case
Special to Tater Mountain Helena Jan 28 the Montana Supreme Court quashed an alternative writ of mandamus against former Judge John Lindsay in the Boston & Montana matter. The court held a judge must sign a bill of exceptions after term if public rights are affected, but such settlement is a judicial function not subject to a mandate. Debates on supervisory control noted. Also, Judge Knowles discharged several bankruptcies including Conrad Becker and Annie Becker, and Joseph Deschamps was declared bankrupt with assets. The B Sheldon was sentenced for perjury in a land contest. The court affirmed Murray and Home Investment Land Realty v Mouldna Lumber on a title dispute connected to a valley claim.
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Tater Mountain
Helena
Supreme Court
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Chile Gold Mining Company
Johnstown Mining Company
John Lindsay
Boston & Montana
Plaott
Lindsay
Knowles
Conrad Becker
Annie P. Becker
Becker
Alaska
Joseph Deschamps
Sousa
B. Sheldon
Deer Lodge
District Court
Sliver Bow
Janes Murray
Home Investment Land Realty Company
Phiintiffs and Pellants
Mouldna Lumber and Matiferming Company
Vailryad
Silver Baw County
John Noyes
Murray
Helena Land Office
Tle
Noyes
Crusade in China Through Peiping Atrocities Report
New York, Jan. 28. War correspondent George Lynch, after visiting Pekin with allied forces, warns that atrocities by troops from Japan, the United States, and Britain have halted Christian progress in China. He fears generations will recall the massacre as a lasting blow to conversion among the lower classes and destitute coolies, wiping out any real growth for years.
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New York
George Lynch
England
China
Pekin
Carrie Nation Seeks Governor Aid in Prohibition Fight
A Kansas Beacon report from Wichita notes Carrie Nation interviewed Governor Stanley and Attorney General Goddard. She demanded enforcement of the prohibitory law and planned to appeal to the legislature this afternoon. Nation praised her motive but condemned her methods and urged a sit-down strike.
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Wichita
Kan
Beacon
Topeka
Carrie Nation
Stanley
Goddard
Rebellion 15 Almost Ended in Mindanao Island
Manila Jan 28 General Funston reports scattered fre emancipation forces remain in the district with the exception of mountain bands. Sixty five more rebels on Panay surrendered to U S authorities at Cabatuan. Editor George T Rice of the Daily Bulletin was ordered deported for publishing accusations against Port Captain William Braunersreuther but sailed today en route to San Francisco. Philippine commission annuls part of the Spanish code barring judges in certain cases to remove incompetence as grounds. Municipal government bill hearing concluded and expected to pass Wednesday. Church taxation faced little opposition with no church objections filed.
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Manila
Neely asserts innocence in Cuban trial over stamp destruction
Charles W. F. Neely, a former postal official awaiting trial in Cuba, delivers a long statement alleging he did not destroy surplus stamps and alleging a commission appointed by Director General Rathbone. He claims he could have stolen over a million dollars and describes private funds used abroad, concluding he faces a harsh sentence and hopes justice will prove his innocence.
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New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Charles W. F. Neely
Cuba
Neely
Rathbone
Resistry Department
Martell
Olivan
Washington
Cal
Popet
Sion
Seventh National Bank
Netly
Cape Colony Invasion Rumor Reaches Ondishorn District
Cape Town reports a rumor that invaders have reached Ondishorn District and engaged defense forces in a brief skirmish. No corroboration yet from official sources.
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Cape Town
Ondishorn Diatrict
Mighty Navy for Germany
New York dispatch reports Germany plans a large modern fleet, aiming for 34 battleships 20 cruisers and 46 smaller ships, boosting its naval power beyond forty capital ships. The policy board endorses the build as a deterrent while the United States weighs missions in Asia and warns against entangling rivals.
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New York
Washington
Germany
Navy Department
Dewey Policy Board
Cour
Poss
Neuse
Rook
Longlest Aner
Berlin
Slic
Moeh Gmeldeatim
Attielal
Royal Garter Award Amid Sorrowful German Visit
In Cowes a German crown prince received the Order of the Garter from King Bayerd V. The ceremony took place in Gwborne house with a large entourage aboard the Hohenzollern yacht. The king offered cordial remarks and thanked the royal guest for his visit during a time of bereavement.
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Cowes
Tele
Wiel
Crinen
Geenany
Kposterlele Wiiligi
Order of the Garter
Bayerd V
Gwborne Houke
Milney End Cive
Ejaperac
Hohenzollern
William
Germany
Britanty
Reperor Willis
Uae
Comnaught
Prussia
Count von Matentste
Theecon Panied
Gebaene
Epsand
Hyter
Ferrell Must Die Near Columbus as Governor Denies Parole
Wordy OCR fragment reports Governor Nash Roday denying parole for Ferrel. The text mentions a mill contest and an Express Messenger line, and references an electric chair at a penitentiary with unclear dates and names.
Indians Quiet Under Captivity Rumors In Muskogee
Reports from Muskogee say Crazy Snake is held captive by soldiers while leaders address the Washington crisis. Indian communities arm themselves as tensions rise across the territory. News updates mention military actions near Wetumka and Welumka, with troops stationed to quell unrest and a pending treaty clarification from Washington.
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Crazy Snake
Cuba's creditors left penniless amid debt crisis
New York reports outline Cuba's bond troubles as a Cuban junta seeks funds and contemplates constitutional amendments to open the door for a consolidation. Bond issues, wartime loans, and repayments are described, with Spain and American commissioners disputing repudiation attempts and creditors facing wiped-out holds.
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New York
Washington
Spain
Tne Csustitir
Oladiit
Betta Lacan
Hove
Diderstomt
Cabaca
Paris
Fusion Losing Steadily In Lincoln Neb Story
Fragmentary report from Lincoln Nebraska outlines a fusion party decline with scattered names including Allen Thompson Hitchcock Currie Hinshaw Meikiejohn Martin Rosewater Thompson and others. No clear dates or outcomes available from the readable text.
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Neb
Dan
Allen
Hitchcock
Ung
Currie
Hinshaw
Meikiejohn
Martin
Rosewater
Thompson
Acavtering
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Amd Kix
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Uren
Heuhitdh
Ransde Oly
Muskogee
Miteshal Hennett
Pwa
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Pete
Thomas Preshling
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