Aided Insurgents Arrested in the Philippines Border Wars
Feb 26. At Pagerinn Lagusta, Lt Vaughan of the 37th Infantry arrested Fernando Rueteo, a general agent of the Tabnenlnyd company, on charges of aiding insurgents. Abundant documentary evidence alleged. Cailles, linked with insurgents, and connections to American trader Carma noted. Protests, confessions, and arrests ripple through Manila, with officials restructuring provost duties and plans for fiscal controls amid ongoing unrest.
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Modis
Pagerinn
Jirovitine
Lagusta
Vaughan
Thirtyseventh Infantry
Fernando Rueteo
Generel
Tabnenlnyd
Haiving
Bustan
Hissurgunal Gener
Cailles
I. M. Carma
Conteadtoy
Omstady
Maui
Webb
Fanippine Trading Company
Maafin
Toney
Capulu Jones
Gunn
Dhakpina
George W. Devin
Sity
Mayniral
Manila
Ben. J. Praniklin Ball
Wito
Ie Song Ye Peliaved
Gapinin Stevo
Thirty-sixth
Tuite States Volunteer Infantry
Bain
Washington
Lehanto
Belgian minister denies man linked to consulate fled use
Washington report states Count Esentervelde says a Belgian consul candidate fled Manila to avoid arrest on an alleged aiding of rebels. He clarifies the individual is not Belgian nor a consular agent and claims he was a merchant and Belgian government agent without intent to breach U.S. policy.
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Washington
Count Esentervelde
Ande
Manila
Kvoid
Ile Revels
Belgian Government, | Lich
Tila
Liso
United States
Bacauay
Povernmatt
Belgium
Indiana Fish Culture Station Sought in Fort Wayne
The U S Senate approved a state station with a $15000 appropriation for fish culture ponds and wilding. Fort Wayne sits at the confluence of two rivers near a third, making it a prime site for the proposed station according to the report.
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Indiana
United State Senate
Tiis
Fort Wayne
Run on German National Bank at Allepheny Causes Teller Busy
Pittsburg Pa Feb 20 The run on the German National Bank of Allegheny confined to a single morning. Depositors queued at the counters while two police stood by. All withdrawal requests were paid promptly as tellers worked through the line. High stacks of bank notes and sacks of gold were visible as officials expressed confidence in meeting demands. Most crying withdrawers were interest depositors amid reports of a rumored run and doubts about funds.
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Pittsburg
Mose
Making Boer War Inquiry Admission in House Motions
In Washington on February 19 the House adopted a resolution moved by Massachusetts representative Mr Nappies. It requests the treasury to inform the House whether water or other supplies for horses mules and war materials have been exported to the South African war area and, if so, the extent and actions taken to halt such shipments since the war began. The resolution seeks details on export controls and port clearances and dates.
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Woshington
Maacsachusetts
Hovsy
Horace
Boull
Megane
Harass
South Africa
Senate Debates Revival of Navy Admiral Rank and Appointments
The Senate debates reviving the grade of rear admiral in the navy and appointing two vice admirals from active officers. Objections arise from Buttys and Pettigyan, Hale warns of delay risking passage. Concurrently, the chamber considers the conference report on the military academy appropriation and opposition grows to a provision barring a convicted tramper from holding any commission.
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Washington
Tolay'n Seasiah
Senate
Hild
Chaiman
Compunties
Trumbly
Athvien
Nikinimle
Vavy
Hot
Buttys
North Carolan
Pettigyan
South Dakota
Wr. Hale
Ventendar
Military Academy
Mdet
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Murder near Tinds follows neighbor crime scene
The body of Wood Werkinger, 25, found five miles northeast of Tinds with head tied and gun broken. G Van Epps reported neighborly discovery. Robbery suspected. Roy Powell, 18, and John Heth, 17, arrested or sought for accomplice role as Werkinger’s belongings surfaced. A related fire damaged a lease held by Benny Todd, valued at $400. Police said the incident occurred yesterday afternoon around 4:30.
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Lena
Til
Werkinger
G. van Epps
Roy Powell
Werlkinger
Witterelraot
Pontine
Benny Todd
Robert Strasser
Invasion Loot Ends in Slaying at Milwood Saloon
In Leavenworth Kansas Fah Hudson keeper of Milwood saloon was shot during a raid that killed his wife Auden. Hudson wrestled a raider and another man was wounded as the robbers fled. Sheriff Williams later captured four prisoners including John and Seory Wilken amid a night of gunfire and disorder.
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Leavenworth
Kaz
Rose Auden
Juli Hudsox
Milwood
Fairy
Itis City
Wis
Exid
Hudaon
Delaies
Hudson
Din Amswur
Frova
Huson
Tier
William Webb
Everhardt
Ace John
Seory Wilken
Mere
Fort Wayne drug firm noted in civic progress discussion
In Fort Wayne Indiana local citizens praise the enterprising Forty Wayne Drug company as part of a broader effort to advance city interests. The passage highlights the business community's role in local development and civic pride.
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Fort. Wayne
Wayne Drug Company
Favor Nelson Farm Route Favored by Wabash Officials
The Sentinel reports Wabash officials favor the Nelson farm route as the best connecting link between Fort Wayne and Detroit. General Manager Ramsey surveyed the area yesterday and appeared pleased with the topography as surveyors begin a line from New Haven toward Mew Haven. Stockholders meet in March to hear if chief engineer supports the Nelson route and potential departure plans if approved.
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Sentinel
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Bianchi
Nelson Tara,ives
Ous-Halt
Manger Ramsey
Mew Havei
Ackons
Fort Wayne House and Senate Pass Broad Measures
In Fort Wayne the legislature moved swiftly with key bills advancing in the house and senate. A metropolitan police extension bill, various anti trust and education measures, and a child welfare proposal drew attention while a public safety bill on narcotics and a punishment method debate sparked strong floor activity. The session featured vigorous party pressure and remarks from lawmakers on the fate of several controversial items.
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Selditiv
Divitu
Col
DN. Fostey
W. 3. Vesey
Hugh J. Keegan
Allen County Republicanehndiemutt
Fort Wayne
Bortham
Euuetiae Ehalysian
Wayne Hills
Suippaetad
Elmotar
Senatus Marlow
Pavange
Anid
Indiana
Wnton
Stutenman
Mr. Sundeaman
Passauge
Brookey
Witihe
Dircuss Louttit
Mr. Louttit
Morgan
James
Wotson
Akeke
Mrr
Loultit
Mass meeting called on saloon closings at Wichita
Wichita officials and ministers gathered to plan a mass meeting for next Sunday to push closing the joints. Rev. J D Woolley did not attend but was quoted as opposing prohibition. He argued saloons are deeply rooted in American life and that regulation is the best remedy.
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Wichita, Kas
Minaterial Association of
Wichita
J.D. Woolley
Episcopal Churel
Loday Ax
Mrs Nation in Jail After County Court Hearing
Mrs. Nation is held in the county jail after bond was set at 2000 dollars to keep the peace and appear at the next term. McDowell faces 4000 dollar bond, while Rose Thist and Arm Madeline Southard each have 50 dollar warrants. Nation refuses to post bond and will stay in jail, with the judge sending her to the sheriff and hospital ward of the county prison.
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Topeka
Kne
Fou
Caerie Naotlon
Jur
Moaser
Miz
Goeft
A Prosperous Year for Fort Wayne Drug Company Officers Elected
The Fort Wayne Drug Company held its annual officer election on East Columbia Street this morning. All last year’s officers were re-elected. Henry A. was named President with George P. Evans as Vice President and F W. Siler as Secretary. Creasayer W. C. Dress and divisors H. C. Baul, Evans, Inch Collar, John Taeabs, and L. C. Hun were confirmed. Hunter was the sole new officer. The annual report shows a prosperous year with steadily increasing business and expansive territory for traveling salesmen.
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Fort Wayne Drug Company
Columbia Street
Ust
Henry
Wise
George P. Evans
F. W. Sthier
Creasayer
W. C. Dress
H. C. Baul
Inch Collar
John Taeabs
F. W. Siler
L. C. Hun
Hunter
le Dra
United States May Lead Production in Global Trade
A Consulate report notes the United States has matched France in production since 1897 and leads in manufacturing power. It cites growing consumer use of silk and textiles, with American goods facing imitation and prejudice in Sweden, where cheaper imitations flood markets under false branding.
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Washington
Cansal
Lyons
Wulteld
United States
France
Almeria
Peanee
Amenten
State Department
Ts Tibhon Tyade
Eteipite
Donal Tinotanya
Atseshan Han
Europe
Sweden
Berga
Guthernberg
Depachant
Interiow
Bovhemberg
Will Build Launches Organize Kenned Kiva Boat and Motor Co
Will Build Launches, led by Messrs Thomas J Kettoe A1 Biss and Dr C G Kee l, with WJ Parsons of New York, form Kenned Kiva Boat and Motor company to build an improved plant for glazing Janncies. Kehoe joins the works. the Senorita nearly complete and will be placed on the river at Dolphin Park for exhibits once weather moderates. The company already has several collectors from Mirannirs Chey cotte presse Fever tilts Tauttertnins. A dachny will be nected near Um alpctric worl.
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Thomas J. Kettoe
A. 1 Biss
C. G.keel
Dlphinon Park
Tov
Labor leaders map plan amid curbs and eight hour talk
In Washington February 1 President Shinto Godynors of the American Federation of Labor presided over a final meeting on labor disputes. Gompers reported unity across regions with the new effort to organize workers in Parke and Rie and address rights for Portin workers. Plans include a near-term eight-hour day push and negotiations with colleges and universities for labor representation.
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Whahington
Shinto Godynors
Uo Ameriangt
Nelly Lastaight
Mapute Bo
Iahoy
Coyington
Anil Cinetonati
Ohio
Parke Rie
Tieatin
America Federation of Labor
Urak
Conmbyy
Legislative Committee
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Kidnaper Identified In Omaha Case By Boy Police
A 15 year old boy positively identified a captured man as the kidnapper in the Omaha case. The prisoner is unnamed publicly. Edward Cudahy Jr paid a ransom of 25,000 dollars for release. Investigations center on the Cudahy residence and several servants amid a widening mystery.
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Quitha
Wen
Uudany
Edward Cudeby, Jr
Ita
Jana
Edward Cu
Hng
Lid Soray
Cudahy
Renidenge
Cadeny
Jntt
Priuel Pale
The Maw's Identity Revealed in Utterly Foreign Terms
Umahn Nevada Fea era stilted report states Jack James Gallo an ex-convict is connected to a crime plot. He allegedly lived with a widow Mrs Key on Pittyethird Street and Woolworth Avenue and was linked to Fab Crane and James Schneider, owners of a residence linked to a ransom negotiation. The source identifies a man who accompanied a person in a related seating arrangement.
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Umahn
Nev
James Gallo
Miss Tate Bowler Weds Bam Badan at St John’s Reformed
In a pretty wedding at the parsonage of St John’s Reformed Church Miss Tate Bowler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Foster, became the bride of Bam Badan. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Tolin Rasch in a quiet provincial setting with attendants Miss Emma Tillawn, sister of the groom, and Binnie Callahan.
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Sc John's Reformed Church
Tate Bowler
Chitatian Foster
Appleton Man Offers To Ingest Smallpox Virulence
An Appleton, Wisconsin, report from February 1847 describes a man proposing to test smallpox contagion by visiting a patient and swallowing a portion of the virus. He claims witnesses and a camera will prove the method, while authorities monitor quarantines.
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Appleton, Wis
Rodan
Formund
Radermund
Ylaiting Ong
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