Prisoners Arrive Safe at Vigan in Northwest Luzon Rescue
General Otis reports the successful operation in northwest Luzon with all American prisoners rescued. Colonels Hare and Howze arrived at Vigan with the prisoners, including Lieutenant Gilmore, amid praise for the swift, effective pursuit.
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Whuself
Taylor Committee
National Capital News
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Jan
Otis
War Department
Luzon
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Chlmore
U.S. No
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Ware
Llowze
Vigan
Cherry
Schwan
Urdanetta
Yorktown
W. ©. Wood
William Afitehell
Samuel Jones Tilden Herbert
Arthur Wm. Drammond
Thomas Gray
Samuel Stone
John Dilton
Charles Albert Morrissey
Ora B. McDonald
Mwdward J. Nygard
Roberts Arguments as He Defends Seat in House
Utah Representative Roberts argues his fitness to hold a House seat amid polygamy scrutiny. He claims testimony is inadequate and asserts the constituency’s moral judgment. five hours of testimony follow, with further proceedings planned.
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Utah
Washington
House
Roberts
Carlisle
Ife
Butler
Daniel W. Voorhees
House of Representatives
Jim
Vayler
Mar
DeArmond
Littlefield
Taylor
Navy ships seek tree practice points along Mesiena coast
Washington reports the state department requested permission from Mexico for U S Navy vessels on the Pacific coast to hold tree practice and maneuver near convenient points along the Mesiena coast. Mexico replied not a permit but promised to facilitate the practice.
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Washington
State Department
Ivy Department
United States Navy
Pacific
Mesiena
Quay Senate Seat Resolution Falls in Committee
The 6 resolution to seat Senator Quay after the governor's appointment failed in the senate elections committee yesterday. Burrows voted with the Democrats. Arguments on the Clark case from Montana were heard, with Edmunds claiming he would prove Clark bought his Senate seat.
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Quay
Senate Elections Committee
Burrows
Chirk
Montana
Edmunds
Clark
Senate
Sioux City Police Close In On Murderer Of John Robson
Sioux City police led by Chief OShaughnessy close in on the unknown killer of John E Robson. An active manhunt with extra officers and secrecy surrounds the suspect, last known hiding in Covington across the Missouri River. A secret hiding place was found in the home of William Nead but proved vacant. Illinois Histories Society to hold its first annual meeting at Bradley Institute with Judge Beckwith presiding and Richard Edwards delivering the address. Wayland Academy to receive 7000 dollars if trustees raise 20000 by year end as march toward equipment upgrade continues. American Steel and Wire Company mails wage notices for a 44 percent general raise affecting 20000 workers effective next January.
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O'Shaugh- Nessy
Covington
Missouri River
William Nead
Nead House
Olinois Histories Society
Peoria
Jan
Olinois Hlistorical Society
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Ll. W. Beckwith
Danville
Richard Edwards
Bloomington
Multiple 1900s incidents report violence and legal actions
A Newport News mob killed W. W. Watts after he assaulted a shipyard worker’s wife. In Ohio, two tramps died in a Hamilton barn fire that destroyed a structure named Saura. Chicago saw elevator accidents kill Joseph Middle Ignatz Graanok and Joseph Lock at Tinuis Steel. A Chicago attorney Frederick W Moore was robbed by a woman and two men. Chicago carpenters and electricians demand higher wages starting April 1. La Crosse contractor Charles A Bartz filed for bankruptcy liabilities around 31 50 assets near that sum. Berea College founder Rev John G Bee of Berea Kentucky is dead. Vienna University director Leopold Sehnck forced to retire after discovery claims. France President Loubet granted pardons. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen withdraws from the Federation of American Railway Employers. Madison district attorney moves to curb saloon keeping serving liquor to minors. Buffalo builder contractor James W Chase declared bankrupt with liabilities 228 300 and assets 15
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W. W. Watts
Jatland
Iie
Vienna University
Loubet
France
New York
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainenen
Federation of American Railway
Madison
Wis
James W. Chase
Buffalo, N. Y
Quiet Business Week Amid Stock_Takings And Holiday Slowdown
The business world shows no forward or backward moves beyond stock takings and holiday effects. Staples like cereals provisions and cotton hold steady with little new momentum. hogs and hog products edge up as supply tightens. Fronted steel remains quietly strong, with Chicago seeing higher wire nails steel bar angles and channels. Lumber stays calm while spring activity looms. Weekly business failures total 229, down from 237 a week ago.
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Water Notes
New York
Janeti
Bradstreet
Witien
Chicago
Tso
Pullman Executors' Fee Sets New Probate Record
In Chicago the executors of the late George Pullman were awarded 425000 for their services, the largest fee ever allowed by the local probate court. The estate, valued at about eight million at probate, has grown to roughly fourteen million, boosting the estate's value and the fee precedent. Gear Cummins' political fight nears end as Iowa legislators plan a caucus tonight to nominate officers amid heavy betting at hotels.
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Eistate
Chicago
Jan
Robert ‘Po Lincoln
Norman
Creorge AP
Well known Neenah Man Dead
Hiram Smith of Neenah Wisconsin died Thursday evening after long illness. Born September 10 1829 in Otego New York he was among Neenah's first settlers and helped establish local industry with his brother Ed, including the first paper mill along the Milwaukee River valley.
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Neenah
Wis
Hiram Smith
Smith
Otego
N. Y
Ed Smith
Max River Valley
Neenah Mills
Markets report with mixed grain and livestock quotes
Chicago Board of Trade quotations show January wheat at 8 0 57% with May and July levels around 9 0 6xx. corn and oats varied with May and July contracts. Livestock prices in cattle and hog markets reflect wide ranges. produce and dairy prices list creamery, eggs, poultry, and fruits with regional tonnages. Milwaukee notes No 1 and No 2 northern wheat values and oats rise slightly.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cutler Fextra Creamery
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