OWA TROOPS LAND REPRIMAND FOR HARRISON
The forty ninth Town regiment of volunteers arrives near Fort Azares and will guard the city area after disembarking at the camp in the suburbs. Major Harrison is reprimanded and ordered to lower the flag at Fort Azares after raising it without orders. Evacuation talks continue with final joint meeting set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Harrison
Fort Alares
United States
Havana
Stg
Lee
Elvadado
Haryana
Trocha
Norrow
Seacoast
Guangabacoa
Ciudad de Cade
Neutral
Spain
Win
Regulars Sail for Havana Xmas Aid Trip
The third and last battalion of the tenth infantry sailed on the steamer Saratoga this afternoon bound for aid. They will have their Christmas dinner in Havana, as the voyage requires only three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morreston
8. C
Tenth Infantry
Saratoga
Havana
Watson Named Auditor of Customs for Cuba
Washington declares Wm. P. Watson appointed by the secretary of war as auditor of customs and accounts for Cuba in Havana. Watson previously served as examiner of national banks in Chicago.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Wm. P. Watson
Cuba
Havana
Watson
Chicago
Grippe Epidemic Hits Government and Schools
Washington reports widespread grippe impact with 372 of 3000 government printing office workers on sick leave and high absentee rates across departments. New York notes rising grippe, 16 deaths in a day, 530 total deaths in four days, 45,000 school children absent from 225,000 enrolled, and about seven percent of teachers absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Printing Office
New York
Tracey
Health Department
Troops Sail for Philippines From Fort Sheridan and Columbus
Regulars for Manila embarkation set for January 1 under War Department orders. Fourth Infantry at Fort Sheridan and Seventeenth Infantry at Columbus Barracks Ohio will sail via New York and the Suez Canal to Manila. General Merriam orders rushed preparation of transport Scandia for another voyage to the Philippines.
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Chicago. I
War Department
Fort Sheridan
Seventeenth Infantry
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Philippines
New York
Suez Canal
San Francisco
Cal
Merriam
Manila
Wndars
Twentieth
United States Infantry
Fort Leagrenworth
Encouraging reports from Washington on Pacific theater
The War Department received dispatches from Washington stating encouraging reports on Manila and Porto Rico. Regional commanders General Inch and General Henry reported on conditions in Manila and San Juan in response to telegraphic inquiries by the Secretary of War.
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Washington
Tec
Manila
Porto Rico
War Department
Oficers
Henry
San Juan
Scrctary of War
French Street Disorders Tina Tonieus
Serious etpegy disorders and clashes mark an evening session as promoters of pro and anti Dreyfus meetings clash. Several people are injured and windows of Jewish shops are damaged amid street Disorder in Paris. Government to handle secret dossier before cassation court. notices to Madame Trievilre and io Mornard.
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Tonieus
France
Pally Matis
Paris
Governs
Dreyfus
Court of
Cassalion
Madame Trievilre
Io Mornard
Drervius
Mexicans Pay Up After Heirs of Hoppe Murder
Washington reports the state department received from Mexico via diplomat Claston a draft for 5,000 to be paid to Henry Hoppe’s heirs. Hoppe, a New Orleans native, was killed while traveling in the Oxabac mountains by a local guard. A British official previously received 5,000 for Mc Sweeney’s death. The United States pressed Mexico to compensate Hoppe’s heirs.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Claston
Henry Hoppe
New Orvis
Hoppe
Mexico
Oxabac
An Tonglishiman
McSweeney
Topps
Marine Losses Large Chicago Dec 22
Marine losses during the season on the lakes are reported as very large with general averages around two million dollars. Lake Michigan sees the most serious losses, followed by Lake Superior while Lake Huron remains relatively quiet. The total boats destroyed number around fifty with heavy tonnage involved and insurers warn figures may vary, citing broad disagreement on totals.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Illinois Wigwam slate sets Democratic State Committee
In Chicago on December 22 the Democratic leaders named Dr Walter Watson Mount Vernon as chairman Fred F E Sldred Chicago Theodore Nelson Chicago and John P McGoerty Chicago as executive clerk and speaker leader of the Democratic minority in the house. The Harrison faction appears favored but Altgeld allies say Chicago fights won’t affect the new committee’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Watson
Mount Vernon
Fred FE. Sldred
Chiaso
Theodore Nelson
John P. McGoerty
Chi“Ato
New Democratic State Committee
House of Representatives
Harrison
Altgeld
Campbell to join Ninth Illinois in Cuba
Savannah December 22 Colonel Campbell of the Ninth Illinois volunteers announces he will go to Cuba with his regiment within ten days. He claims duty justifies his action despite possible House action on his seat and army commission. Campbell says he will let the master rest there.
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Savannah
Campbell
Ninth Illinois Regiment of Volunteers
Illinois
Congress
Cuba
Campbells Regiment
Shaw on Annexation Promotes Territorial Destiny
Des Moines dispatch reports Governor Shaw announcing a shift from conservatism to alignment with the national administration on territorial expansion. He argued U S acquisitions like the Philippines were manifest destiny and that American civilization must be carried there whether accepted or opposed.
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Des Moines
Shaw
Philippines
United States
Bates Ordered to Cuba for Charleston transport
Bates and the division headquarters are ordered to Charleston to join transport for Cuba. The Sixth Cobline regiment now in Knoxville is also ordered to Charleston and to sail by December 26. It is expected the rest of the First Army Corps under General Wilson will follow within days.
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Macon
Gia
Bates
Charleston
Cuba
Obie
Knoxville
Tenn
First Army Corps
Wilson
Ex Commander John Hemminway Hoberts Dies in Chelsea
Boston Dec 22 Col John Hemminaway Hoberts former commander in chief of the Union Veterans Union died suddenly at his Chelsea home this afternoon.
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Boston
John Hemminaway Hoberts
The
Union Veterans Union
Chelsea
Steamer and Barge Sold in Local Transfer
Captain W A Blair sold his double deck barge Antoinette to Captain A M Short of Dakota Minnesota. The vessel spent seasons in the excursion trade and will serve the same role under new ownership. The steamer Park Blair also changed hands to Captain Van Sant of Winona and will operate as a bow boat for summers Musser and Gl mont within the floating fleet. Docking work is underway at the Brahlke Yard in Rock Island.
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W. A. Blair
Antoinette
A. M. Short
Dakela
Minn
Antoineue Las Quade
Lizzie Gardner
Blair
Capt. Blair
Capt. van Sant
Winena
Accommodating Burglar Stirs West End Resident
Parry Moore, a colored resident of the west end, reported to Chief Pender that a burglar woke him at night asking if he was a cripple. Moore stated the intruder made a dismissive remark, then left the house after Moore signaled he did not want his host’s spenex.
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Heck Island
Arcus
Parry Moore
Pender
Moers
Alem
Spenex
Jing Moore
Lhovse
Re Hearing Sought in Davenport Allen Paving Case
Additional local notice outlines a planned re hearing within thirty days of the Davenport street paving dispute. It reviews the Deemer opinion reversing the lower court, focusing on whether the bonds and special assessments exceed the city’s constitutional debt limit and whether the paving funds were lawfully used to reimburse the city. The article details parties, contracts with Flick & Johnson, and judicial positions held by City Attorney Seai and former city attorney Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Paving
Divenport
Seai
Je. V M. Sharon
Sharoi
Waterman
Deemer
Alten
Gradips
Flick & Johnson
Ann RB. Allen
Lins
Ini
Connecti
Ant Yeevaaet
Fick & Qalmeen
Roesoluvien Dinate
Lunds
Pat Rags
Rieck & Dolpson
Erty
Ilegal Tecase
Fiick & Johnson
Court of Equity
YMCA Elections Set for Early Morning Polls
The Y M C A annual electing meeting for St Louis is slated with polls open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The executive committee of four, including Frank Nadler and Ki Lindsay, nominates directors C. A. Banister, H. H, Veet A. 7, Salles, FE. BL Harvard, Gen. 3, Dobson, and J. L. Masyker.
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Cy Dee
Tees
Arn. Gee
Frank Nadler
Ki. KB. Lindsay
Tollewinge
C. A. Banister
H. HH
Veet
The great national remedy 407 for Davenport disease
The ad touts a cure labeled 407 for the influenza like La Grippe epidemic in Davenport with a money back guarantee. It promotes travel south via Rock Island and Peoria lines to Florida and Jacksonville with route options through Louisville Evansville or St. Louis and offers descriptive folders from Rock Island agents.
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Davenport
Florida
Cic
Rock Island
Peoria Ky
Jackéconville
Vincinhati
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
R. Stockhouse
Gen. Dass Sr
Coprer
Brady
Browns in Town at Portis Opera House Tuesday
Nosenthals extraordinary farce brings the cleanest comedy on stage to Portis. The cast features Jamies Barrows John Lancester Mary Swan Andrew Lew Anna Behmest and Rathyasi yan. The play centers on a married man trying to conceal his union amid brisk dialogue and lively complications.
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Brown
Jones
Kelle Dravis
Lorie Williams
Prown
Cass
Henry
Holiday Tates and Beinihs Scoring Contests Highlight
A scrambled note outlines bee 4 2s and 3t events with Jan 1 2 dates, two point rounds, and rail tickets valued at 30 points in a Beinihs trading context. Mentions BP Railway, Uckers, RT A&P, and SFL Boyd with Davenport as a contact for information.
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Rownd Wip
Uckers Ari RT A&p
Teks Offen
Sfl Boyd
Davenport
Christmas Eve Event for Soldiers Orphans Home
Nearly 500 children await a Monday Christmas dinner at the Soldiers Orphans Home where Miss Warren directs a cantata Christnus Waits with about forty participants. Santa Claus will bring gifts, and Superintendent Gass notes there will be a present for every child despite no state Christmas fund.
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Christinus Waits
Miss Warren
Whmsic
Qallant
Santa Claus
Gass
AL Ficke
Four "4" Cough Syrup Praised By Davenport Vendor
Mr St R Phelps endorses Four 4 cough syrup as successful for four seasons. He states local customers consistently buy the cough cold and croup remedy, calling it the best seller in his stock at Chases Drug Store 1119 Brady Street Davenport Iowa.
Under the Red Robe at Burns Theatrical Return
The romantic drama Under the Red Robe by Stanley Weyman, adapted by Edward Rose, is touted as the best of twenty years. After two successful seasons at the Empire in New York City, it travels to Burns next Sunday with William Morris leading a strong company and lavish stage effects. The four act tale unfolds in Richelieu era Paris and French chateau adventures, centering on Gil de Berault amid a card cheating incident and a cardinalic mission.
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Stanley Wers
Empire Theatre
New York City
Metropolis
Wiliam Morris
Edward Rose
Stanley Weyman
Richelieu
Zatan
Paris
Gil de Berault
le Chateau de Cocheforet
Mighty Ambitions of Jann Kine Leader in Davenport Walks
Jann Kine, a hotel porter with rising fame among the colored community, plans to organize a troupe of vaulists to showcase at the Paris Exposition. He contemplates fundraising through a series of events across the country, aiming to tour and lift the ambitious but costly venture, linked to the Tock Island Union.
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Jann Kine
Herper
Jann
Yaris
Travenport
Alwat Ave
John
Tock Island
Internal Revenue Rulings On Probate Tax Policy
The Fourth district Iowa revenue collector Mr. Wolcott issues rulings in a probate sale case. He notes that brokers handling stocks and grain may be taxed under new federal perquisite rules. Tax due amounts are listed as 50 and 20 dollars for different parties. The Daily Republican reports at 3000 dollars yearly with a premium.
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S. Hk. Wolcott
M. Kem- Ve
Internal Revenue
Towa
Wolcott
Remble
United States
Teco
The Carrying Trade Breaks Records This Season
A United States Express representative described record post and express business as the peak holiday season drives heavy shipments. Merchants report strong buying, with one large store noting shoppers are liberally spending, signaling unusually brisk trade across services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express Company
Hurge
Cures Promised For Coughs And Colds Advertised
An old advertisement touts a remedy claimed to cure coughs colds croup bronchitis and asthma. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product labeled as a positive annihilator of the above diseases.
Rapid Pressure Rise Across Rocky Mountain Region Affects Weather
A weather synopsis reports a sharp pressure increase over the Rocky Mountain region south of Montana with the eastern crest of the high lingering over Oregon and northern Utah. Low pressure spans the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lake region into Manitoba. Readings mostly under 1000 inches are noted, with light precipitation in Michigan and surrounding states. Colder conditions prevail in Minnesota Wisconsin Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain districts with the coldest spots at Baker City Lander and Santa Fe.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Oregon
Ctah
Mississippi
Ohio
Lake Region
Manitoba
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Iwansis
Colorado
Vinh
Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Baker City
Lander
Santa Fe
J. M.sterier
Cerys
Water turned on at hillside reservoir project
A large crowd watched the water be turned on at the hillside reservoir site near Tween yesecoink street Hill yesterday afternoon. Crew had planned to complete the intake and lay pipe but winter conditions delayed full operation. An expenditure estimate for the work will be presented and the project should finish as soon as possible.
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Tiasland
Aide Eejock
Wlansigee Potas
Algeady
The Taily Republican annual premium offer
The Taily Republican lists a 35.00 per year rate and mentions premium access terms, indicating a subscription option that includes enhanced features. The brief fragment suggests a newsstand or publication promotion.
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Taily Republican
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