Taft Pushes Native Enlistment for Philippine Police Duty
Taft project promotes enlistment of native Filipinos for police service in the Philippines to bolster local security and administration under colonial governance.
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29 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1901
Page
1
Reforms Planned in Philippines Police Regiments
The War Department, after the Army reorganization bill passes, will authorize General MacArthur in Manila to form 10 000 native troops into ten regiments to perform police duties. These regiments will be officered by Americans and judged on loyalty and allegiance as part of Taft era reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Taft Com
Bright Future for New Mexico Lead mill at San Andreas mines
New Mexico Lead company officials led by C. B. James returned from the San Andreas Mountains mine where a new concentrating mill began test runs Friday. The five day test will determine if the mill meets a 350 tons per day capacity, with expectations of higher output. The facility recycles water, uses abundant wood, and loses only about five percent of water in the process, producing a superior clean concentrate sought by smelters. If run continuously, production could reach a twenty ton carload daily. James and Eckman plan to return to finalize acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. James
R. L. Moore
J. W. Eckman
J. A. Alexander
New Mexico Lead Company
James
New Allied Regiments Form To Replace Tropical Volunteers
The War Department approves a mission plan to mobilize eight infantry regiments and two cavalry regiments under MacArthur. He will receive Root's cable and organize the units for an early deployment, replacing volunteers weary of tropical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
MacArthur
Root
Tropics
Finest largest and costliest monument to Queen Victoria planned
A London movement aims to erect in London the finest largest and costliest monument in the world to the late Queen Victoria. The project has sparked strong enthusiasm though lacking official backing, with India reporting that the proposal aligns with the late queen’s subjects in the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
the Tribune
England
Queen Victoria
India
Railroad watchman found dead with gunshot wound
Denver January 29. William C. Downing a Union Pacific watchman was found dead this morning beside the tracks with a bullet through the heart and a revolver with one chamber empty nearby. Police cannot determine if the death was murder or suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William C. Downing
Union Pacific
Plomo post office eyed as mine town grows in 1901
The New Mexican Lead company plans a 24 hour mill run starting Thursday and foresees ore lasting for many years. They will install an air compressor and three drills, expand the mill, and eventually add a smelter. President Ripley questioned Santa Fe rail access, but the firm focuses on mining success and town development around the mine near Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Ripley
Santa Fe Railway
Las Cruces
San Andreas
Organ Mountains
New Mexican Lead Company
Plomo
Perhaps Kidnapped The Peculiar Actions of An Italian Couple
An Italian couple at a depot conduct unusual or suspect activities drawing police attention. The report notes odd behavior and possible abduction concerns prompting investigation by local authorities.
Italians At Station Spark Kidnapping Suspicion
A sharp eyed S P depot officer questioned three travelers from Italy including a fair skinned seven year old boy whose face was hidden by a handkerchief. The boy wore a red bandana on his bound hand, and officers fear possible kidnapping and plan to notify authorities along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
S. P. Depot
S. P
Rayner
Plan Favored Meeting of Two Presidents on Rio Grande Bridge
The Herald reports plans for Diaz and McKinley to meet on the Rio Grande Bridge at El Paso in May. Diaz to attend Chihuahua theater dedication May 5 and may visit Juarez. McKinley to pass El Paso en route to the Pacific coast. The idea gains newspaper support as a convenient exchange of courtesies without official travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Diaz
McKinley
el Paso
United States
International Bridge
Chihuahua
Juarez
Pacific Coast
Mexican Congress
Filipinos Urge Congress to Allow Temporary Civil Government
A Manila cable signed by the directory of the federal party asks Congress to grant the president power to establish a temporary civil government in the Philippines. The message warns that delay will breed distrust and insurrection, while granting authority would leave irreconcilables powerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frye
Senate
Manila
Federal Party
Congress
Philippine
Captain Coghlan to Address Colorado Legislature
Denver Jan 29 Captain Coghlan renowned for Hoch Der Kaiser fame will address the Colorado legislature Thursday night on the American navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Coghlan
Hoch der Kaiser” Fame
Colorado Legislature
Fire Destroys Frankel Brothers Store in Des Moines
A morning blaze at the Frankel Brothers department store on Sixth and Walnut wrecked the building, with losses exceeding half a million dollars. The fire, driven by strong winds, also damaged nearby banks and stores while twelve firms suffered and several firemen were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frankel Brothers’ Department
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Frankel
Des Moines National Bank
Seeley
Utica
First National Bank
Sructure
Telephone Company
Sensational German Paper Accuses England’s King of Debt
Berlin reports a socialist paper claims England’s new king owes Germany 25 million marks. It alleges William went to England to repay a private debt from Emper or Frederick used to cover the Prince of Wales private obligation. Officials call the claim false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
William
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Frederick
State official pursues Roosevelt for deer killing in Routt County
Colorado Game Commissioner Johnson reports credible tips that vice president elect Roosevelt has been killing deer and antelope in Routt County. He leaves tonight to arrest him if charges can be proven. Railroad schedule on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Johnson
Roosevelt
Routt
Tonigh
Spain Cedes Two Philippine Islands Missing From Original Grant
Washington January 29 Spain has finally ceded the two islands in the Philippines that were omitted from the initial grant. Spain's action settles a long standing dispute over the missing territories and clears the way for formal boundaries between the nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Philippines
Murderers Sentenced in Jersey Quick Justice
A Jersey court meted out swift punishment to those convicted of murder in a high profile case involving a young girl. The verdicts came after a rapid trial and reflect growing calls for tougher crime penalties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Grl
Speedy Trial Excites New York Court Room Crowd
In Paterson New Jersey on January 29 three youths convicted of Jennie Bosscheiter’s murder faced sentencing. Judge Dixon confirmed the jury verdict and sentenced McAlister Campbell and Death to thirty years each in state prison. George J Kerr received fifteen years as an accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
McAlister
Campbell
George J. Kerr
Markets Report From Major Exchanges
Quotations on New York stock and cotton exchanges, Chicago board of trade, and Colorado Springs mining exchange transmitted to El Paso Stock and Mining Exchange. Cotton and silver prices shown with bid and ask ranges. Mexican money quotes listed for Pascoday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange and Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Colorado Springs Mining Exchange
el Paso Stock and Mining Exchange
Sheldon Hotel
Oregon Street
Four Men Charged Together in Shared Crime Case
Four men have been charged in connection with a single crime. Police say the defendants acted in concert and face specified charges. Court dates and names are listed in official records.
New York Critique of Jennie Bosschieter Case Echoes City Joy
New York reports broad approval of the quick end to the Bosschieter case praising speedy dignified progress of the trial. It contrasts New York City delays in capital cases with New Jersey handling and notes the high printing costs and lengthy proceedings anticipated for Roland B. Molineux's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
New Jersey
Jennie Bosschester
Roland B. Molineux
King Edward Departs Cowes Amid Illness of Duke of York
King Edward left Cowes for London this afternoon amid ceremony. The Duke of York is confined to bed due to strain from Queen Victoria’s death and related ceremonies, though officials say the sickness is not serious and he remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Edward
London
Duke of York
Queen Victoria
Consul Hay Announces Return Voyage From Pretoria
Consul Albert S. Hay, son of the American secretary of state, said he would sail next week for the United States. It is believed he carries an important communication to present to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Albert S. Hay
United States
Senator Turney Sees Good Prospects for Rio Grande Dam Bill
Special Dispatch to The Herald from Austin Texas reports Senator Turney back from Washington says the Rio Grande dam bill has favorable prospects for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Austin
Texas
Turney
Washington
Count Tolstoy Stricken With Grave Illness In Russia
St Petersburg January 29 Count Tolstoi the Russian novelist is dangerously ill at his home today reports say his condition is grave and under close medical care authorities have not released further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Count Tolstoi
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Istration
Phil
New Mexican Lead Company In
San Andreas Mountains
Messrs. James and
Kitchener
Goer
Lord Kitchener
Bloemfontein
Cape Town
Handkerchif
Rio Grande Bridge
Vicini
Gress
ING President Authority
Berlin
Colorado
Ineux
Stocks
GRAIN
Chicago
American Sugar
American Steel & Wire
Atchison Pfd
Big Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago Gas
Federal Steel
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Arese
Northern Pacific
Tenn. Coal & Iron OT
Colorado Springs
Anchoria
Portland
Isabella
Comment
York
Hay
Pre
Toria
SAGES
Senator Turney
Dan
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