Centennial Valley Growth and Development Remarks
The writer notes rapid settlement in Centennial Valley with new fencing, homes, a planned Monida to National Park telephone line, and a possible Oregon Short Line branch road. Settlers include a colony from Oklahoma calling themselves Brethren, plus improvements by Humphrey stage line, a new hotel at Monida and a Red Rock lake club house. The area reports three schools, hay seedings, expanding cattle industry, a Bailey grocery in mid valley, and pride in Montana life.
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Vallayibes
Monida
National Park
L.rbr
Oklahoma
Humphrey
Lake
Idaho
Burnside & Paul
Butte
Helena
Red Rock Lake
Montana
J. A. Bailey
Lima
L. B.C
Reverend Cope Delivers London Sketch at Baptist Church
A goql sized audience heard Rev Henry F. Cope describe London’s growth wealth and poverty in a first parish feature titled London Dark and Bright. He shared reminiscences from twenty years in the city and warned of its grand and dire aspects. The next lecture by Rev E G Cattermole on Gle Goblins is slated for next Tuesday. Miss Mabel Elling hosted a party Friday honoring Misses Bessie Farrell Flora Davis with games and a final pulling of taffy. guests included Miss Farrell Miss Davis and Miss Reif along with Messrs Farrell Herndon L D Hall and Uber Madisonian.
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Henry F. Cope
The
Baptist Church
E.G. Cattermole
Mabel Elling
Bessie Farrell
Flora Davis
Farrell
Davis
Reif
Messia Farrell
Herndon
L. D. Hall
Uber
Madisonian
Proclamation Crisis as Aguinaldo’s Decree Rises Tension in Philippines
Jan 10 Mantua reports rapid escalation amid U S troops under arms and natives leaving Iloilo and Manila districts. Major General Otis tightens control as a second Aguinaldo proclamation threatens Americans and port authorities brace for possible bombardment with ships shifting treasure to U S transport.
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Agilualdo
Mantua
United States
Otis
Aguinaldo
Filipinos Council
Maolos
Tiollo
Manta
Potter
Manila
Iloilo
Newport
McKinley
Harry Silvey
Frank Kirkpatrick
Sixth United States Artillery
Silvey
Kirkpatrick
Poetzel
Tloilo
Guiamanas Island
Panaya
Negros
Francisco Reyes
Bona Ventura
Papangas
Dispatch From General Otis Details Philippines War News
Washington reports a new dispatch from Major General Otis in the Philippines. Officials say it is not unfavorable and no shots have been fired. The president is alerted, but publication of the Manila proclamation elsewhere is unclear and General Miller’s landing order remains unspecified.
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General Otis
Washington
War Department
Otis
United States
Philippines
Mani
Thut
Group of Islands
Iloilo
Miller
Filipinos Warn Of Fight As Hong Kong Telegram Indicates
A Filipino junta in Paris has telegrammed from Hong Kong stating fight with Americans is unavoidable and that they are not aggressors. A Manila report says the situation is strained with anxiety, and Iloilo dispatches claim American troops have not yet landed.
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London
Associated Press
Paris
Hong Kong
Manila
Iloilo
Sanguilly Stirs Havana Wearing Guard Uniform
Havana dispatch notes General Julio Sanguilly seen in public in a white duck suit and Panama hat displaying three major general stars. He ignores Ludlow's warning to stay out of the city or avoid wearing uniform, raising tensions as General Rodriguez may intervene.
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Sanguilly
Havana
Ludlow
Julio Sanguilly
Rodriguez
Ias
Gardner KO’s Sullivan in seventeenth round upset
Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid stops Dave Sullivan in the 17th round at Lenox Athletic Club, delivering a decisive late flurry that ends Sullivan’s bid in a hard fought bout. Gardner shows resilience despite a rough match and ailing legs.
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New York
Oscar Gardner
Omaha
Dave Sullivan
Ng —Troland
Newco
Lenox Athletic Club
Sullivan
Oscar
Ned
Gardner
Kid
Sharkey-McCoy
Russian preparations continue as czar’s disarmament proposal falters
Sebastopol Times correspondent reports from European Russia that feverish activity remains at naval dockyards and frontier stations. War and navy ministers inspect key posts, accelerate defense buildup, and recruit numbers rise in October and November while reinforcements flood to the far east and frontier garrisons expand.
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London
Sebastopol
The
Times
Russia
Nicholas
Kansas inaugurates new governor as legislature prepares to convene
Wim. E. Stanley, Republican, sworn in as Kansas governor. The new legislature plans to meet at noon tomorrow while the Populist extra session called by Governor Leedy has adjourned. Within the Republican contests, the lead storyline is the race for speaker between Judge S. J. Osborne of Salina and E. D. McKeever of Topeka.
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Topeka
Kas
Wim. E. Stanley
Kansas
Leedy
S. J. Osborne
Salina
E. D. McKeever
Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted for Doyle in Colorado
Denver January 10 The supreme court grants a writ of habeas corpus for James Doyle a wealthy mine owner and Victor Colorado mayor held in Colorado Springs for refusing to sign to set aside a 750000 dollar Iowa default judgment against his former partner Jane Burns in defiance of an injunction. Rebellion Again Breaks Out in Shanghai Telegram reports Yu Man Tze raises flag of rebellion after pledges to refrain News from Cheng Tu authorities and French missionary Fleury still in captivity causing provincial panic.
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Doyle
Denver
Supreme Court
James
Victor
Colo
Lunt
Colorado Springs
Iowa
Janes Burns
Shanghai
Sze Shuen
Cheng Tu
Yu Man Tze
Fleury
Head On Collision Kills 18 on Lehigh Valley Train
A head end crash at West Dunellen New Jersey occurs when two passenger trains collide on the Lehigh Valley line. Eighteen killed and more than 250 injured as an excursion train packed with Mount Carmel Shamokin and Pottsville travelers breaks apart. The disaster blamed on terrible errors in train orders and a prior freight wreck at Bound Brook, with chaos for 400 passengers and scenes of wreckage.
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New. York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
West Dunellen
N. J
Nels Keenan
Mt. Carmel
W. F. Hinkel
Jacob Heller
H. E. Wikell
Pear Fischer
William H. Leader
Frank Market
Shamokin
Theodore S. Kelly
A. S. Kettrr
Pottaville
William H. Market
James Jarvis
Bound Brook
New York City
Lehigh Valley
New York
Newmarket
Mount Carmel
Mahanoy City
Hazleton
Ashland
Pottsville
Business Men's
Newmarket 2
South Plainfield
Rick
Martin Brennan
George Prendergast
George Cheshire
Four Killed in Wreck Near EXE Valley
Four killed and two injured in a Southern railway wreck on the Knoxville and Ohio branch one and a half miles west of EXE Valley in Knoxville Tennessee. The dead include engineer J D Maxey fireman Frank Readdy brakeman Ionzza Heaver and flagman W A Dillon. Injured include engineer Goof badly burned and another man severely scorched. Property loss estimated about 100000.
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Sipaty
Neb
Sunol
Here
Union Pacific
Charles Ell
Reese
Dell Bonner
Bonner
Coleman
Myrtle Armstrong
Paxton, Neb
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Knoxville and Ohio
Exe Valley
J. D. Maxey
Frank Readdy
Ionzza Heaver
Wrngineer
Hema Bao Ofan
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